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Secondly, his commitment to ensuring the growth of Arsenal's women's team and his engagement with giving the sport a wider platform to flourish is viewed by many at Arsenal as one of his everlasting accomplishments.

"A child could potentially be blinded, and it could have everlasting effects on their health. We're only here to play football."

To my everlasting regret, I didn’t take him up on the invitation.

The all-ages appeal of the museum is a testament to the everlasting approach of the couple’s narratives, which handle difficult life moments with a fanciful nature, but never hold your hand.

After all, he and his goon squad, to their everlasting shame, have gone to the ends of the earth to crush free speech, especially any criticism of Israel or the administration’s nefarious deeds writ large.