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Discover Ludwig"lives on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that critically persists or remains in memory in spite of some obstacle or hardship. For example, "The legacy of the ancient civilization lives on in the ruins of the great monuments."
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Her work lives on".
His spirit lives on, though.
How one worker lives on a McBudget.
Unfortunately, Gingrichism lives on.
Libor lives on.
Your work lives on.
Bureaucracy lives on.
The mumble lives on.
Our love lives on.
Collins lives on.
It lives on crime.
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