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Haynes’ remarkable longevity as a performer was underscored over the decades whenever he played at New York City’s venerable jazz club Birdland.

Capitalizing on the show’s continued popularity, the venerable Warner Bros.

Readers accused the two venerable outlets of refusing to take a stand in the face of what they see as the dangers of another Donald Trump presidency.

She manages to be vulnerable, venerable, semi-transparent and entirely opaque, like any of the great gurus.

Steiner never had to replace Vin Scully — that task fell to Joe Davis — so he was able to work out the kinks and establish himself without much fanfare and today, he and Monday have become the venerable cornerstones of the Dodger broadcast team.

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

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