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survivorship

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sur·vi·vor·ship  (sr-vvr-shp)
n.
1. Law The right of a person who survives a partner or joint owner to the entire ownership of something that was previously owned jointly.
2. The condition of being a survivor.
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Survivorship was co-produced by Martin Nigel Davey, who raised thousands of pounds for the charity with his films Expresso and Waiting in Rhyme.
Play offers cancer hope; THEATRE: Survivors inspire fellow sufferers by Birmingham Mail (England)
A Department of Health spokeswoman said: "We have launched the National Cancer Survivorship Initiative to reduce the impact of unavoidable long-term effects of cancer and its treatment and improve the health and wellbeing of cancer survivors.
Silent sufferers by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
and its wholly owned subsidiary, The Penn insurance & annuity company, have launched Survivorship Plus Indexed Universal Life (IUL), a combination of indexed life guarantees for two individuals--either married couples, business partners or other two individuals with a mutual insurable interest--who desire protection, cash accumulation potential and flexibility in reaching their goals.
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