So does marriage still mean a longer lifespan?
Most Olivettis have a longer lifespan than today's computers.
For these individuals, high scores on perfectionism were associated with a longer lifespan.
Indeed, the summer speculation was of a longer lifespan, with Conservatives and Lib Dems entering some kind of electoral pact.
And journalism will not just be better for it, but might have a longer lifespan than many expected in 2001.
He said the bull market in equities is four years old, which is a longer lifespan than most bull runs, and that a correction is inevitable.
Publications that focus on the local are doing well and will have a much longer lifespan than those that repackage what people already know.
"Storms that are more intense have a longer lifespan, so the probability that they are going to make landfall goes up," said Evan.
Her cartoons have also been published on postcards, which "travelled the world, pre-internet" and have a "much longer lifespan than you'd think, like giant turtles".
This race is not judged by speed but by a stopwatch with a much longer lifespan, one that is tied to trust.
A Longer Lifespan—No Dieting Required.
