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perpetuity
noun as in state of being perpetual
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Pending that, the Ukraine loan could roll over in perpetuity and not be considered Ukraine’s debt.
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Burial plots are leased for a fixed term, or in perpetuity.
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At the time these lands were a part of the Great Sioux Reservation, guaranteed to the Lakotas in perpetuity.
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After he was gone, they worked to secure the movement’s enduring power by consciously turning Reagan into a mythic figure whose ideas would live on in perpetuity.
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“If we say it’s in perpetuity, it’s a little bit harder to stomach,” he said.
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