One letter in particular, in which Bernard called for changes to the Massachusetts charter to increase the governor's power by increasing the council's dependence on him, was the subject of particularly harsh treatment, and prompted the assembly to formally request that "he might be forever removed from the Government of the Province".
Lucy is forever removing helmets and sundry other disguises, shaking out her fabulous hair in slo-mo, and then launching into an airborne display of fighting powers showing the kind of uninhibited joie de vivre with which, in another context, she might rollerblade along the beach pulled by a couple of Afghan hounds.
More than four decades after he seized power, and more than seven months after the civil war began that led to his ouster, Muammar al-Gaddafi is apparently dead, forever removed from Libya's politics.
Lincoln was forever grateful.
A drug that inhibits an individual oncogene, therefore, only targets a subset of the cancer's cells; in fact, as the cancer ecosystem is one where tumour cells are forever competing for resources, removing a sub-population of cancer cells can inadvertently facilitate the expansion of another, perhaps more resistant sub-population, a concept known as competitive release (Greaves and Maley, 2012).
Economists are forever doctoring the CPI to win an argument or prove a point, most commonly by removing food and energy.
It can only be removed by a "symbol of love", but if it attaches itself to her or another person again, it will be forever.
Nothing, however, is forever.
