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perpetuate verb carry forward, carry on, cause to be continued, cause to endure, cause to last, eternize, keep alive, keep in existence, maintain, make eternal, make everlasting, make last, make permanent, make perpettal, preserve, prolong, render deathless, retain, save, sustain Associated concepts: perpetuate testimony See also: continue, entrench, establish, keep, maintain, persevere, preserve, prolong, remain, sustain, uphold How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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If they do, they qualify for equity positions in the agencies that can lead them to becoming agency perpetuators. Kimbrough's mission was to "fully describe and explain black fraternalism," which is difficult to do in a society that views secret societies, including fraternities and sororities, as either antiquated social cultures of elitist perpetuators of brutal hazing. unlike the public executions in the seventeenth century, this program of torture functioned within a panoptic logic, as the perpetuators of dismemberment and murder were ritually veiled and acted not in the service of a lone sovereign but for a now-homogenized, known-but-never-individuated, power. |
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