For many graduates, Mr. Golub said, the toughest lesson after a lifetime of uninterrupted success is "that failing won't kill you".
Most of all, online retail-investors, the "day traders", an army variously estimated at 5m-7m strong, were brimming with animal spirits after what had seemed to many a lifetime of uninterrupted gains.
"Nuns have a substantially higher risk of reproductive cancers than women who have children, in part because of their celibacy, which means a lifetime of uninterrupted menstrual cycles," writes Potts, who explains that hundreds of such cycles wreaks "hormone turmoil" on a woman, particularly one whose menses have never been interrupted by pregnancy and breast feeding.
The average American in an average American lifetime spends 17 uninterrupted years -- 24 hours a day, 7 days a week watching TV.
Here, in the midst of Europe's turmoil, he found the most satisfactory working conditions of his lifetime, developing a routine of uninterrupted composition that enabled him to bring out a lengthy succession of major works within a few years.
Life was flowing uninterrupted as usual.
Third, the diagnosis chronic MDD was based on the self-report of 24 months (of probably uninterrupted) symptoms of depression in the past five years according to the life chart and a lifetime diagnosis of MDD.
From this data we also created a variable "chronic MDD", defined as having had a lifetime diagnosis of MDD and 24 months of (probably uninterrupted) symptoms of depression in the past five years as recorded with the life-chart method.
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"I saw this as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to preserve a mile and a half of Manhattan as an uninterrupted walkway and vantage point for people to enjoy on their own terms".
