This isn't the only theory of how political identification works, but it has been a remarkably durable one.
Ostensibly written by Edwin Lefèvre about a speculator named Larry Livingston, "Reminiscences" was dedicated to Mr. Livermore and burnished his thinly veiled image to a remarkably durable gleam.
Long a fleet favorite, the Ford's solid construction and thirsty V-8 made it a remarkably durable — if outdated and inefficient — icon.
Jeter is a remarkably durable player — he has played at least 148 games in all but one of his 14 full seasons — but shortstop is a demanding position.
He has been a remarkably durable back during his nine-year N.F.L. career despite sustaining a serious knee injury in his final game in college at Miami.
MS. COX and her co-stars will each earn $1 million an episode this season for 24 episodes of "Friends," a remarkably durable sitcom about six wry, wisecracking young adults living in Manhattan.
Rather, it is based on a remarkably durable web of relationships that have flowered between relatively poor Chinese women and more affluent Hong Kong men, whose jobs require them to spend days or weeks at a time in the mainland.
At once aggressive and defensive, punitive and protective, the Venetian ghetto proved to be a remarkably durable arrangement — it was abolished, under Napoleon, only with the fall of the Serenissima in 1797.
Facing elimination, the Twins won games six and seven in extra innings, the former highlighted by Kirby Puckett's 11th-inning home run and the latter featuring a remarkably durable 10-inning complete-game shutout performance by Minnesota's starting pitcher, Jack Morris.
Compacts reached at dinners of this kind sometimes have poor consequences – consider Tony Blair and Gordon Brown at Granita – but the Champany Inn deal laid the foundations of a remarkably durable relationship.
For all the recent criticism of the business establishment in France — or the predictions that its power will soon weaken — it has proved to be a remarkably durable institution.
