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Filter by Meaning The promise made by the politician was everlast.
The legend of the philosopher's stone suggests that it is made of everlast.
The writer's pursuit of knowledge was her everlast.
The author's legacy would everlast through his novels.
Some scientists believe that dark matter could be a form of everlast.
The concept of everlast is fascinating to many science fiction writers.
Some people think that everlast is just a myth, but others believe it is possible.
The search for everlast has been ongoing for centuries, but no one has found it yet.
The author hoped her book would everlast in the minds of readers.
The writer hoped that her words would everlast in the hearts of her readers.
The everlast impact of the pandemic changed the way we live.
The everlast memory of his sacrifice will forever be etched in our minds.
My dad loves his Everlast work boots; he's been wearing them for years.
The legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. will everlast.
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