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forever

[fawr-ev-er, fer-] / fɔrˈɛv ər, fər- /




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Grief, Ramirez writes, is not so different from memory: “Both endure across the entire lifespan, forever changing us, helping us to decide what matters most.”

From Los Angeles Times

Proponents say the state offers a host of other benefits for trusts—including protection of assets from creditors and the ability to last forever—that tip the scales in its favor.

From The Wall Street Journal

For gold, the risk and reward have grown less favorable, but apparently not unfavorable: “No bull market lasts forever, but in our view it is too early to call the top,” writes UBS.

From Barron's

Mr. Jukic is right that the goulash of the old Central Europe is gone forever.

From The Wall Street Journal

Mr Slater said: "Both Gloucester and Leicester mean a huge amount to me and I'm forever grateful to the support they've shown me and my family, particularly over the past three years."

From BBC