The neuroscientists might say that, in 1969, I formed certain internal neural structures associated with the Mets, which are forever after pleasant to reactivate.
For global brands, which are forever chasing the cheapest labor costs from country to country, Bangladesh has been a hot spot, especially as wages have risen in China.
In theory, business school admissions offices, which are forever trumpeting the "diversity" of their resulting classes, should be encouraging deviations from the mean: the grizzled veterans and the callow youths can learn from each other.
The show will run its course, and afterward I'll lie on the sofa, shattered by the death of a doda or a guib, one of those four-letter antelope-type things which are forever turning up in my crossword puzzles.
It also comes as we are hit with the seismic news from the comic books (which are forever rewriting their own history) that that most apple pie of heroes, Captain America, was working for the supervillains Hydra all along.
His motivations, he insists, are the great, eternal themes of art -- love and death -- which are forever twinned in his work, and which, he says, find their ultimate expression in explorations of the female nude.
The firing of prosecutors, which is forever investigated.
And of course all of Jenny Mastoraki's poetry, which is forever current.
His offense, which is forever switching coördinators and schemes, has never had a cutting-edge reputation.
The substance of Building the Future's proposals can be realized only with significant public spending, which is forever diminishing.
In terms of trim, Fiat has long had a level called Popular which was forever being shortened to Pop.
