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Meanings of perennial favorite in English

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Usage of perennial favorite in English
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IFTTT, a perennial favorite of smart home tinkerers everywhere, is going Pro.
The Verge
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She was a perennial favorite with me for preferring to speak English.
Grave Secrets
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Two old men who had died of that perennial favorite, Long Illness.
Misery
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Another popular card-based game in arcades is perennial favorite World Club Champion Football.
Wired
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He's a brilliant, fascinating lecturer, a perennial favorite with the students.
Wild Justice
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It was probably the biggest tearjerker in the whole Epic, and a perennial favorite.
Seveneves
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Then the conversation turned to a perennial favorite among hikers-howcrowded the trail had become.
A walk in the woods: rediscovering america on the appalachian tr...
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Here's a perennial favorite: Cleave a grape in half, leaving a little skin connecting the two hemispheres.
Wired
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Decadent parties remain a perennial favorite.
Reuters
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A perennial favorite on page one.
The man who ate the 747
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The satays are a perennial favorite.
Reuters
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Pretty and thirty-something, with a quick smile and 36Ds, Lisa was a perennial favorite with the homicide detectives.
Grave Secrets
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It's a perennial favorite at the Olympics, where the best shot putters in the world make it look easy.
Wired
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Split pea soup with ham is a classic, and a perennial favorite, but that doesn't mean you can't update it.
The food matters cookbook: 500 revolutionary recipes for better ...
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Ms. Jackson has been a perennial favorite in pop music since the 1980s, more than earning her spot among the greats.
Ebony
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Of the two most famous climbs on Longs' east face, one is a perennial favorite and one is a rare prize.
Climbing Magazine
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