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But she also talked about "the eternal triangle - man, woman and mistress."

The eternal triangle may be the most overused configuration in drama.

There are always revelatory new ways to reconfigure the eternal triangle.

The eternal triangle; two men and a woman.

Marital fidelity would be enhanced by internalizing the eternal triangle.

In many traditions, the archetype of the eternal triangle is associated with the feminine.

They stood facing each other in the hall, mother and son who had never been close, locked in the eternal triangle.

If more magazines published such articles we could learn from others' experiences and take steps to help all victims of this eternal triangle.

An open and shut case; a crime of passion, the eternal triangle ending in post-alcoholic death.

It was the eternal triangle all right!

We scamper along the sides of the eternal triangle - athlete, agent, owner - and sometimes get hung on the points.

I am referring to the situation which the gentlemen who pass among us in these days for dramatic critics-invariably call the Eternal Triangle.

There were only three, actually, grouped together in the eternal triangle, but these shrubs were 10-footers that stretched their horizontal branches about eight feet across.

SO it turns out that your eternal triangle wasn't one after all - it was an eternal square.

It was released in May 1965 as the lead single from the album, Love's Eternal Triangle.

The scent, according to the promotional literature, symbolizes "a man, a woman and a camera: the eternal triangle," which sounds like a dangerous proposition.

With characters named Adam, Eve and the Snake, the eternal triangle here is enhanced by a fresh treatment.

The eternal triangle, Danvers thought.

Most of her novels discuss breaking social morals and conventions and the principle subject matter was the eternal triangle and adultery.

"Rumpole and the Eternal Triangle"

The Eternal Triangle (1910)

The Eternal Triangle arises again and again in human lives, not accidentally, but as the inevitable result of violating inexorable laws.

"Considering his opponent's longevity--truly an eternal triangle.

'The eternal triangle,' mused Susan.