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endure

[en-door, -dyoor] / ɛnˈdʊər, -ˈdyʊər /




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"But the IRGC, the Iranian regime, it's deep, it has these roots, this institutional strength... it's quite remarkable how they've managed to endure."

From Barron's

But Norris’s most enduring legacy — and perhaps the most lucrative — came much later, when he became one of the internet’s first viral icons.

From MarketWatch

But Norris’s most enduring legacy — and perhaps the most lucrative — came much later, when he became one of the internet’s first viral icons.

From MarketWatch

The sales figures give an insight into the enduring popularity of some politicians over others.

From BBC

When Disney Hall opened in 2003, it instantly became an enduring symbol of L.A., overtaking the Hollywood sign in many cases.

From Los Angeles Times