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It is not just that people like a colorful or romantic origin for a name and one that they can readily understand, but that folk etymologies themselves are perpetuated by reference works and guide books normally well regarded for their trustworthiness and authority.
This statement perpetuated doubts about Murdoch's attitude to the British royal family.
Lest readers underestimate the story's import, the Times quotes officials who rank the breach as far worse than the one committed by Aldrich Ames, and on a par with the misdeeds perpetuated (also at Los Alamos) by Julius and Ethel Rosenberg.
The church also perpetuated the separateness of the Mexican Americans and their Anglo neighbors” (Beeson, Adams, and King, xx).
The Lateran Treaty of 1929 had created a separate Vatican state and perpetuated Catholicism as Italy’s national religion with guaranteed religious education in the schools.