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And the answer is really straightforward: They are lost forever.
And may it run forever, because it gives people like me a living.
We got to the final, and then this moment, that will remain enshrined forever, for everybody, take a look.
Because there are a lot of people who might live up there and if they're waiting forever a long queue could form because the cars aren't slowing down on the main road.
And he said, "Son, it goes on forever."
So I said, "Please measure forever because in school they're teaching me that if I cannot measure it, it does not exist.
What does forever mean?
Furthermore, those images forever removed the so-called moral high ground of the occupying forces.
And when it comes to water, people can easily turn a blind eye, pretending that since water is coming out of the tap now, everything will be fine forever.
The earliest record collectors from about the '30s to the 1960s found and preserved so many important records that would have been lost forever.
Art can be destroyed by fires, floods, earthquakes, thrown in the garbage, or just lost forever.
And finally: don't do this forever.
And that made me think about how would I feel if Britain was going to disappear under the waves; if the places where I'd been born and gone to school and got married, if all those places were just going to disappear forever.
Now, that's just one story about oil, and we could end it there and say, "Well, oil's going to last forever because, well, there's just a lot of it."
Remember Chris Brown's video "Forever"?
But we seem to have an expectation that the suburbs should forever remain frozen in whatever adolescent form they were first given birth to.
Roughness is part of human life forever and forever, and ancient authors have written about it.
NDB: So that's our two myths: virgins bleed, and hymens are lost forever.
ESD: Now that we know a bit more about the hymen's anatomy, it's time to get back to our two myths: virgins bleed, hymens are lost forever.
Next thing you knew, there's a full page covering us positively, January 22nd, 2006, which changed our lives forever, because anybody Googling Islam and cartoon or Islam and comic, guess what they got; they got me.
They don't want to be an I.P. company; they want to be a chocolate company, but they want to be a chocolate company forever.
The problem is, if you buy a $40,000 incubator, and you send it off to a midsized village in Africa, it will work great for a year or two years, and then something will go wrong and it will break, and it will remain broken forever, because you don't have a whole system of spare parts, and you don't have the on-the-ground expertise to fix this $40,000 piece of equipment.
I do not want children who will live forever in the pages of poetry, yet can't seem to outlive me.
Are there things about the universe that will be forever beyond our grasp, but not beyond the grasp of some superior intelligence?
So I thought the scenes of never-ending wilderness would go on forever, but they did finally come to an end.
Jim Brown will be forever remembered as one of the greatest football players to ever play the game...as an actor he will forever be remembered as one of the greatest football players to ever play the game...
They pad this thing out with long drawn-out shots of people doing nothing interesting(like putting on make-up or talking for what seems like forever).
As it is, this film just drags on and on, in what seems like forever.
The setup takes forever, as Lloyd, the unconventional, but impossibly kindly, country doctor makes his rounds, bringing a little sunshine into the lives of children, the elderly, and puppies.
While the premise interesting(rich people clone themselves to keep a ready supply of body parts to keep them alive theoretically forever), the film makes the mistake of saddling us with Richard(Tim Donnelly), a clone who is at once both boring and irritating.
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