Their endless, presumably entirely confected interaction is perhaps the ultimate celebrity magazine formula: a cavalcade of imagined break-ups, make-ups and jealousies so die-hard it could survive a nuclear winter.
And she would establish a business advisory group and invite non-Labour supporting bosses to join to ensure no more "rude surprises [for business] that backfire" – and presumably to avoid the endless letters from business leaders appearing in the Daily Telegraph in the days running up to election day.
Inside the staff were raising wry eyebrows at proceedings, while, presumably, native slaves mixed endless rounds of gin and tonic.
Presumably, after what seems like endless scandals, many people feel that if you are going to send a bunch of clowns to Parliament, then you may as well send in the real clowns this time.
This is presumably intended to evoke the endless cycle between the aforementioned hubris and paranoia – "wave after wave after wave" as the lyrics put it – but even if you grasp the concept, it begins to feel like a distraction from, rather than an integral part of, the music behind it.
The fear, presumably, is of the kind of endless mudslinging and misrepresentation and innuendo that characterizes... well, lots of American elections already.
Unfortunately, said hospital was located atop an endless set of staircases; presumably some sort of Darwinian triage for weeding out patients too weak to save.
Jones was also presumably responsible for the prop plane flying endless circles overhead, trailing a banner that read, "Hillary for Prison".
There are cooking stations, bathing pools and innumerable paths that guerrillas presumably took to escape – for moments – the reality of endless war.
Presumably to make the Russians accept that the price of endless war is too high.
