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In a twist, a Dallas church is now preserving the legacy of the bluesman who sang about walking alongside Satan.

With Politwoops, however, the Sunlight Foundation is now preserving some of these tweets for posterity.

The old town is now preserved by government decree.

Through restrictive zoning more than a third of the 28-square-mile township is now preserved.

(The site is now preserved at Pioneer Square, on the southern end of the modern downtown district).

What he called his "still-life drama" is now preserved and run by the Spitalfields Trust.

His body is now preserved at a cryonics facility in Scottsdale, Ariz.

Considered the jewel of central Vietnam, Hoi An's 16th-century Old Town is now preserved in aspic for tourists.

Also important is the Codex Alexandrinus, a Greek text of the Bible that probably was produced in the 5th century and is now preserved in the British Library, London.

He flew to England and visited places like the Royal London Hospital, where Merrick spent the last years of his short life and where his deformed skeleton is now preserved.

His widow, Imelda, has refused to bury him elsewhere, and his body is now preserved in a back-lit transparent box in a hushed mausoleum open to the public here in his hometown in the northern Philippines.