Still, the enduring down-at-the-heels reputation of the old downtown was a factor in Mr. Palmer's decision to build in Union Park instead of the old downtown.
But the homogeneity of city-development strategies also owes much to the British government's enduring top-down approach to local government.
Mr Börszöményi-Nagy says such events can help break down enduring stereotypes.
Dr. Ivy was revered in American medicine during the decades before World War II, and after the war he used material from the Nuremberg trials to lay down enduring modern standards for human experimentation.
"I know I'm biased," says Tadros, "but I'd put their enduring appeal down to the fact that these designs are timeless, well-made, solid, not demanding when it comes to taste.
"[There is] this powerful desire within her to break those expectations, but then the crisis for her is then what lies beyond... what is the actual future that [she] can forge?" The director puts the play's enduring popularity down to the collision between sex and power.
Not one with a happy resolution and goodwill to all men in the Christmas Carol line, but a ghostly narrative or weird tale which leaves the reader with an enduring chill down the spine.
And it's not just the oil companies enduring "major write-downs against reserves" (Nelder points to... Chesapeake Energy, Encana, Apache, Anadarko Petroleum, BP, and BHP Billiton).
U.S.-China ties, while enduring ups and downs over issues like the uprising in Xinjiang this summer and a trade spat over tire imports, rest solidly on geoeconomic grounds, with both Washington and Beijing acutely aware of the financial interest each has in the other's economic success.
His enduring agility in getting down in a split second to clear a shot around his ankles is matched, still, by his ability to stay alert and concentrate solely on keeping the ball out of his net when panic sets in around him.
Norwich City midfielder Jacob Butterfield has admitted enduring a number of "down days" during his long battle to recover from a knee injury.
