Lasted
Release
Release verb - To set free (from a state of being held in check).
Both words in one sentence
- Ringer, the Sarah Michelle Gellar comeback vehicle, only lasted a season with no DVD release in sight.
- Allegiance averted this — the game is so good, that it has lasted for ten years thanks to its fans despite Microsoft dropping all support for it soon after its original commercial release.
- And his highly influential and revolutionary career as an artist in his own right only lasted from September 1966-September 1970; his last official album release came out in 1969.
Source: Briefer Than They Think
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