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What that said to me is how terrifying it must be to feel this perpetual sense of unease and have no idea why.

Those two grew up in South San Francisco as fifth-graders at Our Lady of Perpetual Help.

She talks about a childhood where her family were in a "perpetual cycle of grief".

And my fear, which is admittedly impossible to quantify, is that the exhaustion across the political spectrum with this never-ending carnival and the resulting need for perpetual vigilance is palpable, dangerous, and ready to be exploited by Republicans.

He will question the "sense of almost perpetual government review over the BBC" and is expected to add: "No other country has anything like this. Public service broadcasters lie at the heart of our social and cultural life, and they are worth fighting for. And, to be frank, the fight is on."