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preserve

Definition for preserve

verb as in care for, maintain; continue

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I get the desire to preserve an ambitious live show for posterity.

Even as he built an environmental legacy, Tanton was privately thinking more and more not just about the size of the population but about how to preserve what he described as the distinctiveness of European people.

From Salon

This past February, the Wyoming Active Club, a white supremacist organization, plastered stickers around Campbell County in the northeast part of the state that pictured mountain forests and said, “Preserve Nature, End Immigration.”

From Salon

A UK government spokesperson said: "We are determined to ensure that arts and culture are no longer the preserve of a privileged few and are carefully considering how we fund arts organisations across the country to unlock more creative opportunities."

From BBC

He said these were to: "Preserve intact his unique collection, to keep every single piece on public display together, and to ensure the collection would remain an inspiration and education for future generations."

From BBC

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

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