The setting here is Hyperion House, symmetrical but disturbing in that one half of the house remains perpetually dark while the other is always in light.
corruption-beset government remains perpetually strapped for cash.
And so a clumsy attempt to make a messy human blunder sound like a computational error lives on; but, ironically, it remains perpetually titillating.
I see Mona and Ali as symbolic of Sara and Hassan's imagined, successful life in the United States — a life that remains perpetually out of reach.
Most Germans at work act like they are under attack the whole time: defending their unconditional rights, demeaning their co-workers and grouping into obstructive factions, while Anglo-Saxon thinking remains perpetually positive.
Tanzania is all those things, though the union between Zanzibar and mainland Tanganyika remains perpetually fragile, despite the best efforts of CCM, with its peculiar talk of togetherness, signature green uniforms and credulous local political officials.
And the vast variety of styles made a fascinating exercise in seeing what the designer had invented in the 1960s that has entered the lexicon of fashion, and what remains perpetually circling his favored space age orbit.
But John F. Kennedy is no ordinary subject, and despite the incomprehensible fact that he would have turned 86 this May, he remains perpetually young, frozen in time like a flower pressed into the pages of an old book of poetry.
However many Guardian columnists rant and rail about the indefensibility of a head of state who has the job simply by accident of birth, the British thirst for the royal story remains perpetually unslaked.
A day later, a mile south of the National Mall, out-of-town marchers took their seats beside well-heeled locals to see a new play that asks why the right to abortion remains, perpetually, up for debate.
