There are also remain supporters who think permanently low interest rates and large-scale money creation are storing up big problems for the future.
"The possibility that there might be a disruption in oil supply at some time in 2012 as Iran retaliates has, I think, permanently embedded a $10 to $20 premium in the price of oil," said Bernard Baumohl, chief global economist at the Economic Outlook Group.
"Here we are, regressing to defend against something we thought was permanently defeated.
Her album "Fearless" has sold 5.4 million copies, a magnitude of blockbuster that most of the music industry had thought was permanently lost.
The room she so seldom left was austere; had the bed been made, a visitor might have thought it permanently unoccupied.
The practice, which is typically administered to thousands at a two-day festival in the state of Andhra Pradesh, is thought to permanently cure asthma.
They are the adhesive of an entire nation, allowing the Québécois to be a country within a country — comfortably and intelligently and I think now permanently within Canada.
His body went into shock, and for 48 hours his doctors thought he was permanently paralyzed.
Although no official statistics are kept on such marriages, many of those women are thought to live permanently outside Japan.
