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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.

And like Lovecraft, Howard found enduring fame only in death.

Jodidio says in his introduction that trees have always been "a place to dream and a place to find refuge," explaining the enduring appeal of these structures.

BABY boomers may find a modicum of comfort in the enduring appeal of the ventriloquist Shari Lewis and her puppets, who appeared on "Captain Kangaroo" and "The Shari Lewis Show" in the 1950's and 60's.

Much of their enduring appeal lies in their simplicity.

The key to Jolene's enduring appeal lies in its simplicity.

Richard's enduring appeal lies in how Shakespeare has him play to the gallery – and makes the audience complicit in his determination to "prove a villain".

Part of Nietzsche's enduring appeal lies in his unwillingness to provide a ready-made answer to the existential questions.

The Department's strong reputation may also be seen in its enduring appeal as a destination for graduate study.

From Shakespeare to the Beatles, Adam Gopnik examines the enduring appeal of love – and sex – in literature and music.

2/2 Writer Chris Salewicz investigates the enduring appeal of the Rude Boy in Jamaican music.