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The modern Court's most enduringly controversial power grabs — with Roe v. Wade leading the way — were usually the work of liberal justices, and even the more modest liberal theories of jurisprudence tend to depict the Justices as soldiers in the progressive cause, constrained primarily by what the political climate allows them to get away with.

Asked to explain the enduringly strong television market for ancient-Egyptian material, Quilici said that it was powered by the strangeness of mummies, by dreams of adventure, and (in so many words) by a dependable schedule of domestic flights.

A great movie is enduringly great and its power is felt decades beyond the time of its production.

Religious leaders co-operated with the army to design a system that proved enduringly hostile to alternative centres of power.

The tale, which has inspired at least three significant operas, a couple of classic movies and a Balanchine ballet, is an enduringly appealing story of the tremendous power of love, and of its fragility.

The former French president failed to win the right's nomination largely because of his enduringly unpopular personality after five years in power between 2007 and 2012.

But with Wimbledon beginning Monday, the lure of Federer's enduringly elegant game and blockbuster tennis résumé remains powerful.

Taking advantage of the power boost gained from transitioning to the new console generation, it aims to condense the enduringly popular action series into one colossal fighting epic with dozens of playable characters.

Intrigued to see what it is that makes London so enduringly popular, I carried on over Westminster Bridge, the democratic highway (or "The Bridge of Cocks") that connects the power bases in the north to the people in the south.

He was enduringly superstitious.

Female sports were enduringly changed.