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outlast

verb as in endure beyond another

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They joined before email and smartphones—and outlasted recessions, strategy shifts and an ever-rotating cast of CEOs.

Chevron has long calculated that it has the means and resilience to outlast changing governments in Caracas and Washington alike.

His streak has outlasted two racetracks, Hollywood Park and Arlington Park, two total rebuilds, Gulfstream Park and Belmont Park, and rising prices that mostly exclude the casual fan.

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From inside his team, the dream is to stick around long enough and to get big enough to outlast the current discourse.

Russian officials insist that they can wage war forever, outlasting the stamina of their opponents.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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