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Some legal rights and obligations are so venerated and longstanding that they have become virtual absolutes categorical imperatives that trump other less urgent considerations.

The thematic zeitgeist this year is so basic and longstanding that it could have dominated book publishing four years ago, or eight, or even sixteen: the extremism of the Republican Party and how it's destroying American politics.

Where Pressure Is Most Intense There are forsaken places in the city where the pressure from the police has been so relentless and longstanding that logic itself has been inverted by the criminals.

But as the play progresses it becomes glaringly obvious that Claire's problems are so severe and longstanding that the therapies being used — she is required to tote around a big stuffed bear, for example — are the equivalent of a Band-Aid applied to an arterial wound.

Years ago, I hired a top salesperson from IBM, only to find out that IBM's relationship with the employee's clients was so deep and longstanding that she only had to take orders and do little else.

Here we settle the longstanding problem that f(n C4)="n+o(n).

COMBINING seafood and cheese is one of those longstanding taboos that defy explanation.

Mr. Bezos and Mr. Graham have longstanding connections that may have helped the discussions.

Their longstanding competition that will gain a new chapter with Saturday's Belmont Stakes.

Another irritant involves longstanding rules that force many overseas companies into ventures with Chinese partners.

Even some of the most longstanding companies that sponsored floats have bowed out.