Listening to these officials, it was as though they had been immersed so long in a parallel world where truth was routinely walled out that, even now, they could not grasp the facts about to overwhelm them.
Even now, doctors routinely prescribe aquavit for health in Denmark.
Even now, Giuliani routinely quotes his father about the value of work or the nature of courage, or recites how his father's words helped him through the crisis of September 11th.
Even now Washington routinely threatens war against Iran.
Even now, security men routinely photocopy tourists' passports and check on them.
But industry analysts say that, even now, many financial companies routinely obscure their assets and risks in their quarterly financial statements through a variety of practices.
Moreover, ethnic group is not routinely collected during registration with aGP, and even now may be incomplete or poorly coded.
Even now the British do not routinely ululate at funerals; subsequent and greater tragedies, such as the terrorist attacks of July 7th 2005, have elicited touchingly restrained responses.
In modern organisms, this function is routinely performed by RNA-based machines (ribosomes); it is even now becoming clear how these machines could evolve from simpler RNA constructs already capable of peptide bond formation (see [ 73] and references cited therein).
Even now, he said, anyone with infectious tuberculosis is routinely isolated.
Even now, ships, planes and armored vehicles are not routinely subjected to testing against live Soviet ammunition.
