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His family has been on relief ever since he died.

I have lived here ever since I was a child.

The legume has been considered lucky among Southerners ever since.

The Hawaiian island reefs have largely been in decline ever since.

The stock has been rising ever since, with hardly a breather for an entry point.

They've been a scourge ever since and have even been employed in cyberwarfare.

And she sat and sat on that aluminum throne ever since.

It was at our suggestion and we have been in dialogue about initiatives ever since then.

Demonstrations of "bendable" screens have been a staple of technology shows ever since there were screens small enough.

It was the game we played every afternoon ever since that day one of us invented it.

The fabled Northwest Passage has made headlines ever since it thawed last year for the first time.

The land once occupied by ma's family and a dozen neighbors, however, has remained unoccupied ever since.

The result: it is undeniable that, ever since the Fed was visited upon us in 1914, our inflations have been more intense, and our depressions far deeper, than ever before.

Schools have struggled to fit it all in ever since. Now, 20 years later, the primary curriculum is to be cut down.

The power of a lover's stare has been written in romance novels ever since an ink pen was first laid to a piece of parchment.

In truth, the established parties have been struggling ever since the late Pim Fortuyn exploded on to the scene in 2002.

I've never tasted anything like it, and ever since then I've been putting it on everything... meat, fish, toast, vegetables... you name it!

And they have been battling ever since, blocking or holding back laws aimed at curbing acid rain, ozone-layer depletion, and - mostly recently - global warming.

Like those studied by Professor Joan Freeman, I was labelled "gifted" while I was at primary school and have been aware of the tag ever since, though I have never viewed it as a hindrance.

Mark Mattson, a neuroscientist at the National Institute on Aging, disdains the morning repast. He hasn't eaten breakfast in20 years, ever since he started running early in the mornings.

The pastry proved as popular in Paris as it had in Vienna and Parisian bakers have been making it ever since as have bakers around the world who learned it from the Parisians.

Forty years ago, the research psychologist Dr Paul Ekman was addressing a group of young psychiatrists in training when he was asked a question whose answer has kept him busy pretty much ever since.

The story of Atlantis, a fabled utopia destroyed in ancient times, has captured the imagination of scholars ever since it was first described by the philosopher Plato more than 2, 000 years ago.

On coming back a few days afterwards (for I did not consider my banishment perpetual) I found they had christened him `Heathcliff': it was the name of a son who died in childhood, and it has served him ever since, both for Christian and surname.