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sustain
Music the prolongation of a note, by playing technique or electronics


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Byline: Edward Russo The Register-Guard When Felicity Fahy, Eugene's first sustainability manager, left her job last summer, environmentalists thought the city would quickly find a replacement to lead the city's quest for a greener future.
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Byline: Nancy Kurland and Deone Zell Sustainability issues and initiatives have become increasingly popular as businesses move to respond to government and other stakeholder demands for greater sustainability.
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