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  Roman culture was enduringly fertilized

• Of the conflicted bunch, however, alcohol just might be most enduringly confusing: scientific studies proclaim that it protects against heart attack and stroke, while others .
• To those in Taiji and other areas where dolphin hunting is permitted, the global reaction to The Cove has a whiff of the enduringly contentious whaling debate (Japan has hunted .
• It's a shift that's causing second thoughts on both sides of this enduringly controversial technology.

News & Articles

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• Thanks For Sharing Trailer: Gwyneth Paltrow Dances In Lingerie
  Gwyneth Paltrow continues to receive plenty of praise for her enduringly youthful good looks. The actress and onetime guest on Who Do You Think You Are recently impressed viewers in a trailer for the upcoming flick Thanks For Sharing, during which she stripped down into lingerie and danced for Mark Ruffalo. Thanks For Sharing is not due in [...]
  June 27, 2013 - Reality TV Magazine

Quotes

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• David Puttnam in BBC News
  Lord Puttnam said: "I am delighted but not all that surprised that Local Hero has proved so enduringly popular, as this poll demonstrates. It's a film of which I remain immensely proud and I'm thrilled that it's continuing to give great pleasure to...
• Martin Amis in guardian.co.uk
  Martin Amis said of Rabbit at Rest that "this novel is enduringly eloquent about weariness, age and disgust, in a prose that is always fresh, nubile and unwitherable".
• Tom Brokaw in Radar Online
  In his new book about the 1960s, Tom Brokaw explains that Buchanan's "good humor" has made him "enduringly popular even with liberal observers."