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permanently

adverb as in for all time

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I will never get over the fact that his criminal convictions, hateful rhetoric, blatant sexism, despicable demonizing of fellow humans and trashing of democracy failed to turn more Americans away from him, but this should permanently end the tired and wrong notion that “we” are better than this.

From Salon

“Permanently posting the Ten Commandments in every Louisiana public-school classroom—rendering them unavoidable—unconstitutionally pressures students into religious observance, veneration, and adoption of the state’s favored religious scripture,” the parents wrote in their court filing.

From Salon

For him, Black people, by nature, would permanently exist as a separate caste and class at the bottom of the social order.

From Salon

However, their rhythm was broken as Feyi-Waboso was temporarily forced off for a head injury and Curry, who has missed part of the early season with a concussion on club duty, trudged off permanently after a bad head knock.

From BBC

In addition to the personal unlikability the nation will once again be exposed to on a daily basis, Trump’s plans to impose heavy taxes on imported products and deport undocumented immigrants—who make up a significant portion of the labor force—would likely lead to price inflation and shortages reminiscent of the 2021–22 period that appears to have permanently damaged Biden.

From Slate

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