Word of the week: "perdurable," which is pronounced "purr-DUR-able." If you're thinking it's related to "durable," you'd be right. If something is perdurable, it's even more durable than "durable." That means very long lasting, perhaps even permanent.

According to the Social Security Administration, "Cynthia" was one of the top 50 names for baby girls born in the years 1946 through 1978; it was in the top 10 from 1956 through 1965. S ...

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