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"The record clearly establishes 25 years of expenditure limits that have preserved the integrity of Albuquerque's electoral process and the public's faith in its elections," Judge Vazquez said.

The result is a record nearly as valuable, in its way, as the recordings that have preserved "Marie Christine" and "The Wild Party" for posterity.

Tribes that have preserved their native tongue and circumscribed their membership also run better timber ventures and housing projects, says Miriam Jorgensen in a study published in 2000.

Rarer are the elegant districts that have preserved their allure, like Jardim Europa, with its winding streets and shady pitanga trees.

Should the American museums that have preserved these acquisitions from possible destruction during the years of civil strife in China be allowed to keep their collections intact?

Nationalism in Wales, integrated into the governance system of England since 1536, is more cultural in character, lacking some of the legal, educational and other features that have preserved and enhanced Scottish political identity since the 1707 union.

The 'old farts' collapsed and with them the walls that had preserved amateurism.

Formerly rent-stabilized apartments that had preserved the remnants of social diversity now sell for a million dollars.

The winner thanked Providence for a victory that had preserved the union and cleansed it of slavery.

One alternative for farmers seeking to preserve their land is the New Jersey Farmland Preservation Program, a national model that has preserved 121,407 acres of farmland since its inception in 1983.

"Ironically," he said, "the foggy, cold, snowy, windy weather that has preserved favorable climbing conditions often make it impossible to climb".