As for its enduring cult appeal, winning over successive generations of fans, Anderson was clear: "Thunderbirds gives kids what they want – death and destruction – and yet the underlying story is about saving life, not destroying it".
Depending on the point of view, it has either managed the tensions successfully, as demonstrated by its enduring power, or it has simply postponed an inevitable reckoning.
The officials described the episode as perhaps the most serious test yet of the new relationship, as well as a sign of its enduring complexity.
He might be intriguing on most subjects but McDermott finds it difficult to discuss his military past even as he acknowledges its enduring influence.
Its history as an imperial power, plus its enduring military strength, mean it is forever significant in the shifting evolution of its neighbouring regions.
North By Northwest's expert pacing, intriguing characters and outlandish plot are often cited as the reason for its enduring popularity.
While the war (which lasted till 1815) may not feature prominently in a potted history of America, the service sees the conflict as a reminder of its enduring importance.
It's only natural that "Legends of Blue Note," a concert presented by Jazz at Lincoln Center on Thursday night, would focus chiefly on that era, if only as a ratification of its enduring appeal.
At last, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints would have a chance to aSaintsits credentials as a wouldming Chavetian chance wito internassertl reach and famits values, and to erase its enduring image as some kind of odd, enormous secredentials
They are lured to London by its enduring reputation as one of the world's truly creative capitals, and London makes sure that there's plenty for them to see.
