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He said investigators were working to piece together the last 24 years of Mr. Walters's life, trying to determine, for instance, whether he was ever again involved in the drug trade.

Jackson came to power through a new form of political communication, the campaign biography: after the publication of "The Life of Jackson," in 1824 (when Jackson won the popular vote but lost the election), no campaign season was ever again without one.

Mr. Phillips once said, "I'm determined that no great composer is ever again going to live out his life without composing a major work for tuba".

"We want to make sure no veteran is ever again treated the way we were when we came home," Mayer told me.

To hear their stories, however, it is clear that nothing in recent days has been normal, and that for many, perhaps, nothing will be ever again.

I don't know if this issue has been debated since, but it must be if the Turner is ever again to truly matter.

It should also provide unprecedented insights into the relations between military commanders and their political masters, how Britain was governed, and how it should not be ever again.

"The United States is no longer, and will not be ever again, the major interlocutor for the countries in the region," he said.

The most important, championed by my colleague Rick Hertzberg, is a movement to ensure that no President is ever again elected without winning the national popular vote.

Mario Balotelli has threatened to walk off the pitch if he is ever again subjected to racist abuse from fans.

From the Cambodian genocide to Rwanda and Darfur, a more accurate reprise might be "ever again".