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Perdurance

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Per`dur´ance    (pẽr`dūr´ans)
n.1.Long continuance.


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Bandits may seldom rob the rich and give to the poor and even more seldom rob the rich to give to the poor, but the validity and perdurance of the Robin Hood mystique is based firmly on the fact that they do rob the monopoly of violence from the rich and distribute it to the poor, and, more significantly, they rob aristocratic and structural violence of the veneer of morality under which it operates.
9780773454125 The search for authentic spirituality in modern Russian philosophy; the perdurance of Solov'ev's ideal.
Thus, her study provides a map not only of past spaces of confinement, but importantly, of the perdurance of "Fascist" practices and attitudes in the second half of the twentieth century.
 
 
 
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