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longevity

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People in certain areas are known for their longevity. [noun]

The following instance of longevity occurs in the register: Mr. Hugh Sims, aged 100, was buried Dec. 10, 1789. [noun]

I make no claims in respect of the longevity of the prints. [noun]

Nothing equals a heap of stones in longevity, unless it is a board fence. [noun]

A week ago she might have pondered the longevity of their marriage. [Please select]

Longevity of snakes in captivity in the United States. [Please select]

That is certainly a well established case of longevity extending beyond a century. [Please select]

Longevity Practically nothing is known about longevity in _T. [Please select]

An estimated longevity of 50 years would seem to agree with present scant information on age. [Please select]

This advantage, however, is fully counterbalanced by the superior longevity of the Merino. [Please select]

He touches nothing that does not borrow health and longevity from his festal style. [Please select]

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