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The new majority reads the Constitution as an expression of enduring principles, which maintain their historical meaning unless the American people collectively decide to amend the document, an approach known as originalism.

George lost his wife a couple months ago, and it seems — from the stories he tells me — that theirs was a deep and enduring love.

"The government needs to make swift progress to improve targeting and design an enduring support scheme that effectively addresses fuel poverty."

Rushing, meanwhile, never found a groove with his bat or his game-calling upon returning to the active roster a few days later, enduring more rookie growing pains that had plagued him all year.

McIlroy went 3-1-1 during the event while enduring boisterous jeers and insults from members of the crowd who were doing their best to disrupt him while he lined up to swing or putt.