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imperishability

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See: indestructibility
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The rationale behind this approach lies in the assumed imperishability of land compared to the improvements' limited life cycle.
Standard ground value in the context of the harmonization of property ... by Naubereit, Philipp / Appraisal Journal
The high culture of the postwar world recognized that the traditional certainties by which Western civilization had lived for a very long time--the imperishability of the soul, the nobility of the body, God--could be depended on no longer.
Beyond overcoming: notes on abstract painting by Mays, John Bentley / C: International Contemporary Art
After heating the packed product, an imperishability period of 2-6 weeks is obtained by rapid cooling down and subsequent storing at 4 [degrees] C.
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