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Katie Couric proved her enduring appeal for television viewers with a highly successful debut to her new syndicated talk show "Katie" Monday.

Samak correctly gambled that his close alliance to Thaksin, who has an enduring appeal for Thailand's impoverished masses despite corruption allegations against him, would propel him into the top job.

There's something about the romance of train travel that continues to give it an enduring appeal for many vacationers (well, except maybe for those people forced to take Amtrak).

I asked Jen about Mary and her enduring appeal for so many of us -- especially those of us for whom motherhood was a divine surprise.

In fact, tight quarters in Tokyo and other large cities are part of the rationale for Kei cars, though they became popular and found enduring appeal for still other reasons.

It's in the very fabric of Broadway, particularly these days, that it should thrive on sensitivity and sexual ambivalence, as befits a culture that has made no secret over time of its enduring appeal for gay men.

The historian David Cannadine considers the enduring appeal of teddy bears for both children and adults.

It also proved the enduring appeal of a strong female lead for boys and girls alike.

For us, the enduring appeal of this Special Issue is to invite researchers to capture a phenomenon that both researchers and practitioners observe in practice quite often, but one that has attracted only minor traction in mainstream journals.

Ultimately, the great and enduring appeal of a writers' festival remains unchanging for me, whether I have a lanyard around my neck or not.

And for female viewers mystified by the enduring appeal of "Deadliest Catch," the explanation lies therein.