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longevity

noun as in long life

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The Rio Hondo League held a media day Thursday at South Pasadena, with coaches paying respect to Hofman’s longevity at the same school.

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The so-called longevity risk that retirees will live longer—stemming from advances in biosciences and healthcare—means that insurers need to be on the hunt for longer-term assets, too.

Some of the approaches most strongly supported by scientific evidence, such as strict dieting for health and longevity, can be difficult to follow consistently.

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“When I work with an artist we have longevity,” said Flores.

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He says he understands firsthand the intricacies younger artists face today and he’s convinced it’s played a part in his longevity.

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