IT was only four decades ago that Americans of all political persuasions finally came to agree that the United States has an enduring role to play in global affairs.
"There's an enduring role for EOD [technicians]," he says.
Soon after he finished listening, Mr Lilley made a speech about the limits of the free market and the enduring role of the state, which was billed as a renunciation of Thatcherism.
In doing so, I highlight the important and enduring role of the organic metaphor as a device which framed intellectual and political discourse, and ultimately planning and governing strategies, into urbanism of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries (as reflected in the writings of Patrick Geddes).
On Sunday, the village assumed its enduring role of time capsule for the Winter Games, providing a particularly authentic perspective of the United States' latest attempt at Olympic immortality.
To flatten them as caricatures of ignorance or hate dehumanizes them and, moreover, misses the enduring role of religious belief in American politics.
But the enduring role of retired leaders illustrates the limits of that project and the extent to which power in China is still about personalities and patronage.
The riveting tableau of a former president, jetting into a diplomatic crisis while his wife was embarking on a tour of Africa in her role as the nation's chief diplomat, underscored the unique and enduring role of the Clintons, even in the Obama era.
Home-grown radicals were "foot-soldiers" trained and guided by al-Qaeda on an "extensive and growing scale".A series of investigations and court cases in Britain has cast light on the enduring role of al-Qaeda in attacks on the West, especially from Pakistan.
Gingrich's and Rivera's comments, however, demonstrate their discomfort with the role of racism in this killing and demonstrate what some will do to avoid confronting the enduring role of racism in America.
