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longevity

noun as in long life

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Bouchard admits he is usually not one for celebrating episode counts — “It starts to feel a little bit like bulk pricing,” he jokes — but he recognizes that the longevity of the series is something special.

"We never anticipated that the TV show would have that impact, would be so adored and have that longevity. It is defining."

From BBC

“He adapted as the landscape changed,” Bernard added of the longevity of Sundance’s influence.

Registry data reflect a society in transition, where longevity, lifestyle, and environment are reshaping health risks.

From BBC

But I respect the institution — the original of which has been and may be now America’s most watched series — and its longevity, as I will salute your long marriage.

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

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