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Harder still, perhaps, for Americans, whose national experience in the years since World War II, for all its low moments, has been the mirror-image of Britain's.

Then "out of the blue in 1971" came the show he is still perhaps best known for – Sale of the Century for ITV.

Still, perhaps as well for his reputation: some untimely deaths may not be inopportune.

Ishiguro is still perhaps best known for his novel "The Remains of the Day," from 1989, narrated by an English butler named Stevens who, after getting a letter from an old acquaintance, recalls his life in the years just before the Second World War.

DailyBooth was (is still perhaps?) a phenomenon for a time as people became accustomed to sharing their daily lives in a more quirky manner than mere video can afford.

But he's still perhaps more famous for other, Taylor Swift-reasons reasons.

Even though Tom Sietsema went to the spot and called it "for the most part pleasing" (which, frankly, is more praise than he gives some restaurants), Mike Anderson and Bill Blackburn's sushi joint is still perhaps more well-known for its adults-only policy than it is for its rolls.

Still, perhaps the biggest hurdle for Amflora is the visceral popular reaction against genetically modified crops on a continent whose food culture is ancient and treasured.

At $249, it's definitely competitive with other similarly specced cameras, but it's still perhaps a bit expensive for the average consumer who is only mildly interested in capturing 360 content.

Still, perhaps his shorter form is for the best – in exploring the link between physics and the "self", Rovelli's occasionally florid tone is given full flight.

It is still perhaps the most viable option for the coach who always knew it was going to be hard in the wake of such bowling giants as Glenn McGrath and Shane Warne.