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• Another seemingly plausible explanation—that infants do not form enduring memories at this point in development—also is incorrect.(另一个看似合理的解释——婴儿在发育的这个阶段不会形成持久的记忆——也是不正确的。)
• Principles should be enduring, yet able to accommodate changes.(原则应该具有长期适用性，不过还应该能够包含变更。)
• Anyway, the exceptional has become the enduring.(不管怎么说，例外的已经变成永久的了。)
• As any geriatric ward shows, that is not the same as to confer enduring mobility, awareness and autonomy.(正如任何老年病房所显示的那样，这与赋予病人持久的行动、意识和自主权是不一样的。)
• However, hearing such stories is not sufficient for younger children to form enduring memories.(然而，听到这样的故事并不足以让年幼的孩子形成持久的记忆。)
• Is it now enduring winter in relations with Russia.(美俄关系正进入长久的冬季吗？)
• Those are days of darkness, when many of them spent most of their lives enduring all kinds of hardships.(他们不少人就是在这种暗无天日的岁月中，饱尝辛酸地度过了大半生。)
• But what makes this particular form of hypocrisy so enduring?(然而，是什么东西让这种特殊形式的虚伪如此长久？)
• His most enduring quality is his childlike innocence.(他最持久不变的特质是孩子般的天真无邪。)
• Mendelssohn's enduring popularity has often been at odds—sometimes quite sharply—with his critical standing.(门德尔松经久不衰的声望经常与他的批判立场产生矛盾，有时甚至是尖锐的矛盾。)