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"Fat cells are long-lived cells. On average, they live for ten years before our body replaces them with new cells," Hinte says.

There’s even a water tower in the center of town painted to look like it’s held up by the long-lived lollipops.

The reaction creates helium and not the long-lived radioactive waste of the fission process which is used in existing nuclear power stations.

Newhart, known for his dry delivery and iconic satire, began his comedy career in 1960, recording a pair of stand-up specials that year, sweeping the nation and earning the jokester a long-lived sitcom career.

A lot of my friends and family already knew my thoughts and knew I wasn't going to be someone that had a long-lived career.