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perenniality

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See: perpetuity


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Let us take Lebanon for instance, where the democratic experience, after the latest elections, is going through a difficult trial for domestic, regional and international reasons, and where the forces of moderation are being methodically undermined at the hands of the forces of defiance and the forces of extremism, with the contribution of US policy which lacks rigor, perenniality and perhaps even competence.
The current financial crisis has prompted many people to foresee an end to the US-led era and be concerned about the perenniality of the dollar-oriented currency system," Hatoyama said.
My colleague Lee DeHaan has shown how plant breeding in a wide range of seed-producing species and interspecies hybrids can increase seed yield while maintaining perenniality (12).
 
 
 
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