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Sprawling and audacious — seven hours long, with scenes set in heaven and with an angel crashing through the set to bless an AIDS-stricken man as a prophet — "Angels" has even endured commercially.

We have had our casualwear war, followed by our denim revolution; we have even endured the ubiquity of camouflagewear.

Yet, says Mr McCalman, the toxic myth of Curtis's version endures still; it has even influenced versions of Eliza Fraser's story by Sidney Nolan, an artist, and Patrick White, a Nobel prize-winning novelist.If Mr McCalman has a hero perhaps it is Joseph Jukes, the first naturalist charged with mapping the reef's coral structures.

IT was the most difficult time she had ever endured worse even than her divorce a few years ago, she said.

The song's appeal endures, having even appeared in an otherwise blandly elegant TV commercial for a Japanese luxury sedan in the '90s.

Figures close to Trump have even suggested that the mortification he endured at Obama's hands that night is what motivated Trump to run for president in 2016.

Blyth, 55, is a tall, blue-eyed Scot, whose Sean Connery accent has endured even if his reddish hair hasn't.

The accolades illustrate the unusual durability — at least among Republicans — of the Reagan legacy, which has endured even as so many institutions have been under attack.

Which perhaps explains why "Angels" has endured, even as many AIDS-related plays have faded from public memory.

But the aspiration has endured, even as what we need to fulfill it has changed.

His commitment to imagining things thoroughly has endured even as Netflix's vast budgets and transatlantic grandeur have offered more opportunities to paper over any cracks.