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• 3 . Marital fidelity would be enhanced by internalizing the eternal triangle.
• Throughout history, there have been many songs written about the eternal triangle.
• There are always revelatory new ways to reconfigure the eternal triangle.
• The eternal triangle may be the most overused configuration in drama.
• His next appearance was at Lakeport High School with his first group, The Eternal Triangle.
• The germ of the Ellen Simon-Terrel Seltzer screenplay is the eternal triangle of kids vs . career vs . romance.
• "It's the eternal triangle,"
• We scamper along the sides of the eternal triangle _ athlete, agent, owner _ and sometimes get hung on the points.
• In his latest work, " Caveman, " which opened Wednesday night, Maxwell finds the songs in the heart of the eternal triangle.
• She has taken the old French standby of the eternal triangle involving one man and two women and turned it into a lesbian love story.
• "The trouble with murdering one's husband is . . . but I'm getting ahead of myself, " says the narrator of " That Old Eternal Triangle,"
• Also missing from the legend is the eternal triangle-- Lancelot casts longing glances toward Guinevere, but he's mostly content to let off steam in battle, as is she.
• "Rumpole and the Eternal Triangle " ( April 27 ) is perhaps the best episode of the bunch, with Rumpole's aging ego being teased by an attractive, red-haired cellist.
• In this early version, Ingrid Bergman is named to star in the role of " Hypotenuse " in " The Eternal Triangle ", a film purportedly based on the narrator's book.
• Raymonde continued working with Dusty Springfield through the 1960s, as well as arranging and producing hits for the Walker Brothers, Billy Fury, Alan Price, Honeybus, Eternal Triangle, Los Bravos and many others.
• Characters like him are constantly re-evaluating their relationships as generations of film makers have embraced the plot device of the eternal triangle, in which three people invade the sacred space that society has reserved for two.
• The characteristic Racinian framework is that of the eternal triangle : two young lovers, a prince and a princess, being thwarted in their love by a third person, usually a queen whose love for the young prince is unreciprocated.
• The avant-garde film entitled " Hands : The Life and Love of a Gentle Sex " had its own score by Marc Blitzstein and it tells of an eternal triangle story using just the hands and forearms of the dancers.
• The adaptability of humankind may be an eternal theme; the idea, however, of an eternal triangle in which Man the Inventor needs both the Nurturing Woman and the Inspirational Sex Goddess is a little harder to put over these days.
• Ah yes, Singin'in the Rain, Hollywood, the'50s, when Debbie Reynolds was everybody's favorite ingenue, the girl next door who married Eddie Fisher, such a nice boy, followed by the tabloid deluge of the eternal triangle : Liz / Eddie / Debbie.