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I've lived through these years that we've all lived through.
Everyone has lived through blackouts, but no one has lived through a blackout so big it caused the Purge.
"If you lived through Action Park, you lived through an event in your life that changed how you felt about fun," recalls one interviewee.
But this one looks good so far, with a grizzled Wolverine who genuinely looks like he's lived through all the terrible things the film franchise has suggested he's lived through.
I lived through NASCAR legend Davey Allison dying in a helicopter crash, and now I've lived through Kobe Bryant and his kid and seven other people meeting a similar fate.
We can't believe what you've just lived through and what you and your colleagues have just lived through and that you have been able to tell us all of these details.
"  "We have lived through lofty promises and vague plans.
That makes sense, he only lived through the damn thing.
"I lived through the Clinton years," Garza recently told Elle.
Some of them lived through the history "The Inheritance" imagines.
Anybody who lived through the '80s has something to regret.
Alice Neel lived through the majority of the 20th century.
Young: We've lived through one presidency that fucking brutalized us.
Royal lived through two bubbles, so he knew the pitfalls.
We can't even believe we lived through such primitive times.
Boomers might have had parents who lived through the Depression.
He lived through Japan's staggering defeat and subsequent foreign occupation.
Anyone who lived through the sixties in America knows that.
The next financial crash I lived through was the dot.
I've now lived through two completely unrelated Ty Cobb retirements.
"I lived through the McCarthy era," Dr. Boyd told me.
I've read that you lived through Nazi occupation in Germany.
"This man has lived through everything imaginable," he told me.
And somehow nor can I, but we lived through it.
No one who lived through this experience forgets these details.
I lived through the grief because I had no choice.
I have no words to describe what we lived through.
Dr. Nguyen and his family lived through a similar trauma.
He described soldiers who lived through the attack as "warriors."
We'll hold back from dwelling on what we've lived through.
Based on what I've lived through, I beg to differ.
You had to have lived through it to understand it.
The point was that we had lived through a war.
"I have never lived through such a World Cup," Deschamps said.
We lived through the three day week in the 21123's.
The two of us have lived through several of these transitions.
"Because I lived through the abuse, it seems normal," he said.
" And my husband said, "But you did, you lived through it.
Has lived through so much, and comes out stronger each time.
"I have lived through this horror for a reason," he said.
I got through it, I lived through it with no blame.
"I have lived through what you are living through," he says.
It's lived through a lot of different 'kinds' of New Yorks.
"I lived through the pain of the last recession," said Schornack.
Extremes is a show about people who've lived through extraordinary situations.
Yet I feel that I have lived through a violent time.
"Salmon have lived through lots of droughts," Sears told the Times.
Branca lived through it, in a sense more active than passive.
Her parents, who lived through the Depression, were encouraging but practical.
Victoria Beckham, Kristen Stewart, Kanye—we've all lived through this together.
I'm telling you fact because, you know, I lived through it.
Since then, Japan has lived through another nuclear tragedy, at Fukushima.
He lived through the Cuban missile crisis working as an analyst.
We have lived through too many death threats to our people.
James Bower, McLaren's marketing director, lived through Formula One's sponsorship upheaval.
I've already lived through that version of football hell and survived.
He also lived through Hurricane Rita in 2005, and now this.
I've lived through the epidemic; I've seen all my friends die.
Those that lived through it and fought in it are dead.
The country has lived through a version of this turmoil before.
"I have lived through the Iran and Iraq wars," she said.
"This is the first pandemic that I have lived through, that my parents have lived through, but this isn't the first time the economy has not been great," said Amy Germano, a senior at James Madison University.
When you have just lived through one trauma, another seems more plausible.
I'm an old woman, and I lived through the Doris Day era.
They lived through turbulent times and had a turbulent bond to match.
So instead of looking to him last night, we lived through him.
Those who have lived through a tsunami describe an almost unsurvivable scenario.
I've lived through a lot of failures, okay, CD interactive, etc. Whatever.
What's your relationship with death now that you've lived through it twice?
She's just 25 after all, but she's already lived through a lot.
We've lived through this before, we're going to do this our way.
We just lived through twelve record-smashingly hot months, April to April.
So, bed bugs are older than that, and they lived through it.
I lived through the Orange Crush defense and countless Super Bowl blowouts.
This would be Watergate in slow motion, which I also lived through.
Brătescu was born in 1926; she lived through the repressive Ceausescu regime.
"I feel like I have lived through so much already," she says.
Hers accounts for the everyday experiences of those who lived through enslavement.
I'm a trans gay man... I lived through the early AIDS outbreak.
Madina, the little girl, lived through Esmat's operation but not the bombing.
In Mozambique, I'd lived through a civil war that lasted 16 years.
After all, they lived through the horrific terrorist attack 15 years ago.
He was a seasoned New Yorker who had lived through the Sept.
"A lot of people haven't lived through a recession before," Broumand says.
Tien Tzuo lived through the mean streets of Brooklyn in the 70s
We don't want them to live through what we have lived through.
For nearly seven years, Americans have lived through the failures of ObamaCare.
He lived through the trauma, felt the fresh pulse of its revelations.
We lived through their childhoods without being hit by a deadly earthquake.
Yes, Blacks are still traumatized from the atrocities our ancestors lived through.
It cheapens what Jews lived through when they compare him to Hitler.
That might surprise many of the Americans who lived through those presidencies.
" Guidance: "You have lived through the unbelievable pressure of the White House.
I wondered if he lived through the real epidemic depicted that day.
I hate that she's got to relive something that she lived through.
It is widely believed that humanity has lived through three industrial revolutions.
It's like any generation of people who have lived through something traumatic.
She didn't know it would not have lived through a Nashville winter.
"We have lived through something in New Zealand, haven't we?" he said.
These are revelations we have second hand, experiences first lived through another.
That is what our hunter-gatherer ancestors lived through 19403,000 years ago.
Having lived through Watergate, the Clinton impeachment, Vietnam, the McCarthy hearings, etc.
It was perhaps the longest 10 minutes she had ever lived through.
For those who lived through it as children, the carnage was inexplicable.
"We lived through a cruel tragedy," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
Turks know their coups; many had lived through four of them already.
But, Deion says he actually lived through it ... and it was miserable.
She lived through the Iran-Iraq War, which began in the 80s.
"I bring to the table the lived experience of someone who has lived through many of the things people in this district have lived through and are living though that I feel aren't being properly addressed," she says.
The people who lived through it still bear the scars of that night.
But in the past 26 years, I have personally lived through Trump's economy.
But African Americans who have lived through these horrifying conditions need real answers.
We talk about their dating lives, disasters we've lived through, and general happenings.
Reactions to Thursday's verdict by those who lived through the war were mixed.
Cadet lived through key moments during the heady first years of the revolution.
I was out of health potions, so I wouldn't have lived through it.
"Allison was bad ... really bad," Pat Napolio, who lived through Allison, told CNN.
Our correspondents talked to academics and writers who lived through the Cultural Revolution.
Americans have just lived through perhaps the most progressive presidency since the 1960s.
It's not something I've ever lived through personally, but it'll be really interesting.
My grandmother lived through the war and raised me to never waste things.
While Aubrey was a student at Oxford, he lived through England's civil war.
Those who didn't remember it were raised by people who lived through it.
You know that you lived through them and will if it happens again.
She has lived through both world wars and the founding of her country.
"Those of us who lived through it are just grateful it ended peacefully."
The State of New York has already lived through Hillary Clinton's failed leadership.
I have lived through a lot of the dangers that we see happening.
You are able to say to yourself, 'I have lived through this horror.
In Tyrone Coggins, Coker saw a brother who'd lived through decades of hell.
If I hadn't lived through it, I would have said I'd dreamed it.
I know because I've lived through a bunch of them, starting in 1973.
"She lived through the horror show happening in our own company," he said.
She said she had lived through other fires in the region, she added.
"We've lived through boom times before," said Maria Zamudio, the group's associate director.
We all recently lived through the public spectacle of the Brett Kavanaugh hearings.
I know from experience, having lived through both the ups and the downs.
The ones who have never lived through it don't know what it's like.
"Look, we have lived through a war," Ms. Sabaté said, her voice shaking.
Anyone who has lived through the war wants these days to pass by.
We want to hear from readers who have similarly lived through multiple hurricanes.
In my 81 years on this planet, I have lived through many wars.
This is the story of the attacks by those who lived through them.
She lived through the deaths of many close relatives, including children and grandchildren.
Somehow, after everything he's lived through, Harun has maintained a belief in fairness.
Americans who lived through the recession — and economists who studied it — know better.
And I lived through it in Washington, serving both Republican and Democratic administrations.
When we lived through Hurricane Katrina together, we were away for six months.
When we lived through Hurricane Katrina together, we were away for six months.
I've lived through enough right-wing backlashes to worry about left-wing overreach.
She lived through quite a time and documented it in her own way.
We've lived through seven decades of our country's history, from Truman to Trump.
However, having lived through the times I have lived through, I would never discount the possibility of some other huge scandal that she basically had nothing to do with but which would throw the entire election year into a tailspin.
"We've made a show that by definition that a gay man that's lived through this experience is going to have a richer, deeper connection to this material than a straight guy who lived through that period of time," Mr. Landgraf said.
Alongside other LGBTQ people, Jewish people and other minorities, he lived through immeasurable horrors.
"It was wild to imagine the unimaginable, which she lived through," the actress explained.
A bond between those who have lived through hell together can never be broken.
But the Broadway star believes there's a reason why he lived through the epidemic.
I lived through these in the Reagan years, it also happened in the '90s.
"Our country's lived through a time of torment," Carter declared in that acceptance speech.
Instead, Khan talks with the optimism of someone who has demonstrably lived through worse.
He lived through 26 prime ministers, 19 constitutions and 15 coup attempts, nine successful.
"I've lived through, and seen a lot here, in my 20 years," he said.
Instapaper has lived through several ownership changes since being first founded by Marco Arment.
What followed was so traumatic that Ikuenobe struggled to articulate what he'd lived through.
He's lived through every Nintendo console and watched generations of competitors rise and fall.
"Well, we lived through that with earlier presidents — they've been equally guilty," he said.
We lived through another SXSW, and in true SXSW fashion, we're really fucking tired.
"We have always grown, and we have lived through five recessions," Ms. Orzeck said.
The 2800 million people lived through California wildfires and Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria.
Boomers lived through the Cuban Missile Crisis, and some of us were traumatized thereby.
"It was the most horrific thing I have ever lived through," he told me.
More recently, we have lived through debates tinged with poorly understood notions of race.
The book is filled with vividly painted characters that lived through the Great Smog.
Here are just a few things US citizens lived through during the cold war.
Her family lived through a farming crisis in the 1980s, when commodity prices plunged.
Know that many Americans who have lived through earthquakes themselves are thinking of you.
To those who lived through the period, it seemed like it would last forever.
But not many people have lived through what I did in the late 1950s.
Dwight and the few of his buddies who lived through the fight run away.
At 116 years old, Jones lived through every major event of the 20th century.
Ms. Stark was optimistic because she had lived through other versions of this story.
That was a frightening time, as is this, but eventually we lived through it.
He knew the risks when he came, and he had lived through other hurricanes.
He lived through eight years of them in the White House, including health crises.
I've lived in my house for 58 years, and I've lived through many hurricanes.
By the time it spit me back out, I felt I'd lived through something.
But they lived through these times of acute social disturbance, and we did not.
Fundamentally, heterosexual parents haven't lived through their LGBTQ children's experiences — particularly the painful ones.
Many performers and onlookers said they had lived through terror attacks before — on Sept.
Unlike the previous fires I'd lived through, this one gave us no real warning.
I lived through those years, and those games were tough, let me tell you.
Certain chapters were added or changed given the circumstances, and what I lived through.
"I am here to support because I too have lived through abuse," she said.
They'll look for coral that lived through heatwaves in areas with the worst bleaching.
For those of us who lived through the dot-com era, this feels reminiscent.
I simply lived through the aftermath of disheartening violence and made observations of facts.
"It is undoubtedly the worst experience we have ever lived through," Ms. Connors wrote.
"We've lived through trends and we understand how to deal with trends," noted Mankowski.
Mr. Atia, like me, lived through those years in Jerusalem as a college student.
This is the story of the Paris attacks by those who lived through them.
"Given what we have lived through, I believe they owe us clarity," Macron said.
He's already lived through a nearly two-decade fight over water quality in Maryland.
Cyrus and his family had lived through a great historical rupture: the country's division.
She had lived through the loss of her mother, followed by her childhood sweetheart.
"Having lived through the Anita Hill movement, it came and it receded," Walsh said.
Because we have lived through unknowns, we know we will get through this, too.
Because we have lived through unknowns, we know we will get through this, too.
Walter Jacob, the boy of 8 who lived through Kristallnacht, was in the audience.
Morley had lived through the Nazi Blitz of London during the second World War.
The very cells of people who lived through periods of chronic loneliness looked different.
Going by the author's dedication, to her two nephews "who lived through the July 16, 2016, coup attempt at the same age I lived through the September 12, 1980, coup," Temelkuran is drawing on her own experiences in constructing this political bricolage.
Having lived through mission accomplished for many years, I am sympathetic with the White House.
The proposal was met with mixed reactions from those that lived through the mass shooting.
If you lived through the '90s, Chloë Sevigny holds a sweet spot in your heart.
It lead me to inpatient treatment and the worst break up I've ever lived through.
I lived through the great famine that hit China, and the economic recovery that followed.
And only those who have lived through it will be able to see it through.
Well, since the 22016-21 crisis, we've certainly lived through a decade of central banking.
If I lived through the concentration camp, it couldn t be that bad, Hirsch said.
And given the year we just lived through, that should make all of us uneasy.
It is an oblique reflection on the tumultuous Southern history that its correspondents lived through.
Well, since the 23.4-22 crisis, we've certainly lived through a decade of central banking.
But then we hadn't lived through everything we've gone through in the past few months.
"What we lived through yesterday was something brutal, something that has no name," he said.
And let's talk about, you know, Watergate and all the stuff that we lived through.
The students know that he lived through World War II, that he speaks several languages.
But that day has never arrived for Brazil, we haven't lived through any virtuous cycle.
I've lived through many turbulent times but I've never had any problems with the government.
Europe hasn't re-lived civil war through armed conflict, but has lived through selfish nationalism.
My mother grew up during the war and had lived through some very frugal years.
Yoo lived through a period of time when that infrastructure was still being laid down.
You've lived through the stages of the sport being criticized and not as well received.
Those who lived through the period should find "The Vietnam War" a highly emotional experience.
Cruz recalled the exact quotes Renee used to justify the attacks she allegedly lived through.
Every generation I've lived through, there has been an excuse for taking away civil liberties.
Maybe you've just lived through the last couple of weeks, or the last few years.
Don't get me wrong, I think I've lived through the best 50 years of humanity.
I feel so lucky to be experiencing this, to have lived through this information revolution.
He fought in Cuba's war for independence from Spain and lived through Castro's communist revolution.
He lived through the dot-com bust, and worked for several tech companies, including Oracle.
"I've lived through everything the soap opera is showing," she said while watching an episode.
The Chinese lived through the Opium Wars and the unequal treaties, which involved Western interference.
To people who lived through them, those long summer months were exhausting, aggravating and humiliating.
He simply wanted to escape the poverty that he had lived through during his childhood.
"The [last] preview was the most astonishing theatrical event I ever lived through," said Bufman.
Here is a look back at the 99-day dumpster fire you just lived through.
For those of us who lived through it, 1968 was a year like no other.
Those who lived through the Depression were overwhelmingly supportive of restricting immigration, Mr. Shulman said.
Buffett, who turned 87 on Wednesday, said he's lived through 15 of the 45 presidents.
"She would need to have lived through those earlier days with us," the narrator laments.
The world has already lived through two rounds of US tariff increases and Chinese retaliation.
I was happy to have lived through the revolution and happy to live through this.
His knowledge has clearly informed the film, which teems with details that feel lived-through.
"You wouldn't say that if you had lived through World War I," her father admonished.
"You wouldn't say that if you had lived through World War I," her father admonished.
And they will need people who have lived through the transition to work with them.
Still, the 31-year-old brand lived through the '90s and understands the power of nostalgia.
"It feels like I lived through that same thing," Jackson said, seeing what's happening in Wisconsin.
" By that point, Tamar had already lived through harrowing experiences from that "emotionally reclusive white family.
"We felt like we had to do something because we lived through that experience," he said.
It's these dreams, called "green dreams," where Bran has occasionally lived through the eyes of Summer.
But 50 years ago, in 1968, young people around the world lived through a remarkable convergence.
"Think of instances you've already lived through where not planning led to something disastrous," he said.
Under Mugabe's rule, Zimbabweans have lived through periods of extreme inflation, empty shelves and biting hunger.
If you're of a certain age in this time period, you've lived through three Spider-Men.
It was a place where we could make sure that we had lived through the night.
Research shows that cohorts that have lived through economic downturns have lower appetites for financial risk.
"I'd never lived through a winter," he says of his decision to get the hell out.
Go deeper: Historical stories and photos, and video interviews with people who lived through the era.
She thinks back to riots she lived through as a child growing up in the 433s.
"We lived through it, so I don't feel like we have to watch it," she explained.
"To create a platform for hearing and understanding and seeing this world that we've lived through."
As he's found more eyes and ears and lived through more, it's expanded his source material.
That period in my life will always remain the single hardest time I've ever lived through.
Mr. Rey said people who lived through that period did not talk about it for decades.
I've lived through the period of Foursquare where all I did was work, eat and sleep.
And I've lived through the part of Foursquare when I would wake up every night stressing.
How anybody lived through the stampedes of those crowds in those tiny spaces is beyond me.
We lived through socialism in an extreme form and understand the devastation and misery it causes.
It's a modern twist on something old, say some historians and those who've lived through it.
It is fair to say that few Cubans who lived through the revolution expected that outcome.
Harvey marks the second hurricane we've lived through together under the same roof, 34 years apart.
I lived through the anxiety, even though it didn't feel like I would be able to.
For me, though, it was a glimpse of the genuine empathy he lived through his lens.
They are called survivors because they have lived through hardships no person was meant to endure.
But Bagwell, the Astros' career leader in home runs, lived through a different kind of pain.
It's an incisive read on how four U.S. presidents navigated the extraordinary crises they lived through.
Italy's elderly population lived through World War II, and that has defined them, and the country.
Our memories are often just a best-guess interpretation of what we lived through as well.
"We lived through decades where people did not trust each other in Iraq," Dr. Salih said.
Paris has lived through terrorism and saw 150 killed in one night in 2015, he noted.
I'm trying with my art, and with my story, to tell people what I lived through.
That first year of parenting was among the hardest I've lived through, and the most humbling.
Thanks to Hans's written recollections, we learn of the terrible tension and fear he lived through.
He was born in Germany in 1934 and lived through World War II and its aftermath.
If you're anywhere near my age, you've lived through a couple of those herks and jerks.
I couldn't use that word in common parlance, even to express an experience I lived through.
Mr. Cruz, a mechanic, said he lived through Hurricane Mitch in Honduras and remembered the devastation.
But they've never seen it as one story from a person who lived through it all.
That hasn't changed, even after the market forces we've all lived through over the past decade.
"Matthew was the worst thing I ever lived through as far as natural disasters," said Ott.
Much of it, he said, was "hard to read" just because he lived through it, too.
I've lived through enough cycles of boom and bust to know that there's another one coming.
I've lived through enough cycles of boom and bust to know that there's another one coming.
She lived through two world wars, a great depression and a president who resigned in disgrace.
The narrative is crammed with details that only someone who lived through that hell could know.
" As he was ushered out of the room, Margraves responded: "You haven't lived through it, lady.
His interactions with younger Syrians who have lived through the war have scared him, he said.
"Sometimes I wonder if we've lived through the golden age of fashion and beauty," he said.
"I lived through Hurricane Andrew in a cement house, and that was scary enough," she said.
The timeline was quickening, tightening; there were certain days on which we'd all lived through centuries.
"If you lived through the Obama years ... [people] remember what it is was like," Navarro said.
She lived through two world wars, the Great Depression, Jim Crow and the civil rights era.
The country has lived through such spikes in rhetoric — as well as significant actual violence — before.
I lived through my first coup attempt when I was like 6 years old in Kenya.
He and his team conducted more than 20113 interviews with Iranians who lived through the revolution — several of the people involved in the making of the game, including Khonsari, lived through it as well — and Reza's fictional story is based in part on those real-life accounts.
"Having lived through 9/11, having lived through the crisis in the banking system in 2008, I think people are more worried about the future and their own health, their own economic viability today than they were in either of those crises," the New York Democrat said.
But viewers took to Twitter and wondered if Owens lived through the night after the dangerous move.
But there also exists a lack of sensitivity for those who've lived through this type of loss.
She is 90, has lived through a world war and she doesn t want any more change.
There's "I Married a Maniac," which is sure to upset anyone whose lived through an abusive relationship.
It would be difficult to overstate the hardship and dangers the first American advisory team lived through.
As a foreign national himself, Dunia has lived through the violence perpetrated by South Africans against immigrants.
Some lived through Hurricane Fran and didn't want to go through the same experience again, she added.
Every Russian family, no matter how apparently ordinary, has lived through enough upheavals to fill a book.
"I have lived through the aftermath of a disaster of this magnitude, and it's horrific," she said.
This mode feels nearly posthumous: lived through, reflected on, and just beyond the frame, foregrounding embodied experience.
Students who lived through the Columbine shooting in 1999 notably struggled in the aftermath of the massacre.
With "Black Hawk Down," did you have people on set who [had] lived through the actual battle?
"I lived through that fear before, and I don't want to go through that again," Jaramillo said.
At 40, he is still haunted by the horror he lived through when he was just eight.
I mean, it's just – having lived through that, having slept in my office for weeks, not remotely.
That makes the killings here even more disturbing for ANC politicians who have lived through darker times.
In other words, it isn't too surprising that we just lived through the hottest month on record.
My parents lived through the genocide in -- in Cambodia and came to the United States as refugees.
"I don't know how we lived through that," Stovall, a graphic design student, tells CNN affiliate WTVF.
Instead, hang tight to the memories, lessons, and growing experiences you lived through because of this person.
"I lived through that dark time in our history," Sessions said during his March speech in Richmond.
Many Egyptians who lived through Mubarak's rule view it as a period of autocracy and crony capitalism.
St. Joseph residents have lived through at least 20 boil-water advisories in the last four years.
If you live north of the equator, you just lived through the summer solstice on June 21.
They lived through the Cold War, and they're concerned the war of words could do real damage.
We pray for all the kids who attend this school for the nightmare that they lived through.
In 26 years of living in Alaska, the couple has lived through many earthquakes, Bill Kuhlmann said.
Life is expensive when lived through Uber, WeWork, and Oyo — and the services are far from perfect.
Cruz lived through the criminalization of cross-dressing and is a survivor of addiction and sexual violence.
Yet some who lived through the period (those who suffered less) recall aspects of it with nostalgia.
But he's chosen to willfully forget the period he lived through in order to bash contemporary protesters.
"We need more psychologists, counselors and social workers who have lived through what we have," said Maci.
Ponsot discovered poems, not just in psychological mini-portraits of friends, but in life lived through nature.
Having lived through that transition, the people here surrendered hope of a Trump-like revival long ago.
I lived through the embarrassment and fear, and decided to say who cares, do better, move on.
The network was launched in 1996, making this history that many of us lived through — and remember.
Considering your worldview and the life, and history, you've lived through, do you not fear America's future?
Ask a question or — if you lived through the blackout — share your memories in the comments section.
He's the moral voice who advocates on behalf of the slaves, having lived through America's Civil War.
"Well, this is kind of a lame answer, but both my parents lived through wars," she said.
You might pass Jihan on a downtown street in Calgary, and not guess what she's lived through.
She was a baby of the Great Depression and lived through World War II and 30/11.
And congratulations: you can tell your grandchildren you lived through the seventh-wettest November in city history.
According to Vanguard, we lived through 11 market corrections and eight bear markets from 1980 to 2017.
I have lived through two dark eras: the Nazi dictatorship and the Communist dictatorship of East Germany.
This is what it's come to — there are now Americans who have lived through two gun massacres.
In my 78 years on earth I have never, ever seen or lived through anything like this.
Those of us who lived through the Clinton impeachment understand that in a deep and personal way.
Each of us, whether we lived through war or with relatives who did, already carries the trauma.
We have lived through and remain in an exceptionally long period of negative real federal funds rates.
Tragically, Israel reacted even more brutally than I expected — and I've lived through three of its wars.
The whirlwind of the swinging '60s, which she lived through in Paris and London, did the rest.
Bothwell and other historians who lived through the earlier campaign say there are limits to the comparisons.
Images of the day are seared into the memories of many New Yorkers who lived through it.
Our families have lived through so much violence and we don't want to see history repeat itself.
I remembered that moment and that was the hardest thing I've ever lived through in my life.
None of us who lived through 9/11 and its aftermath will ever forget the lives lost.
None of us who lived through 9/443 and its aftermath will ever forget the lives lost.
None of us who lived through 2247/240 and its aftermath will ever forget the lives lost.
But in this case, I think the experiences of people who have lived through sexual assault says enough.
Having lived through that experience, do you think that it impacted the pride boricuas have for their island?
Podemos in Spain recently lived through an operatic showdown between its radical leader and his more pragmatic deputy.
His writing — fiction and nonfiction alike — is all about the things he's studied and known and lived through.
Talking to older people who have successfully lived through wars, depressions and tragedies can also help you cope.
That's how I graduated into the recession in 503, and that's the legacy that I have lived through.
I've lived through the financial and housing crises here and I don't think that's something my opponent understands.
One result of that prolific run is that they lived through the rise and fall of various trends.
The modern human experience is a world lived through cameras, screens, and an array of social media doubles.
If you lived through the nineties, you may recall that WordArt used to come packaged with Microsoft Office.
He has lived through many cycles of oil plummeting, gasoline prices falling and heating bills lower than expected.
But everyone who lived through the era agreed that she was a major presence in the nation's history.
To anyone who has lived through such an experience, the question "what happened" isn't always easy to answer.
She had lived through several military dictatorships, and didn't trust that criticism wasn't punishable with jail or worse.
He has lived through plenty of volcanic activity in his 64 years, he says -- but nothing like this.
It sounds like a movie but I lived through that movie so I know that anything is possible.
Aguas Buenas, Puerto Rico (CNN)When I first met Diana Aponte, she had just lived through Hurricane Maria.
Will future investors, having lived through a cram-down, have warm thoughts about investing in the Commonwealth again?
A saeculum spanned from a given moment until the last people who lived through that moment had died.
For many older Chinese who lived through the Mao years, the expansion of personal freedoms has felt revolutionary.
"Almost none of us lived through the full-blown trade wars that erupted in the 1930s," Hooper said.
I really am, because I've lived through it, giving benefits and everything to people that aren't here legally.
It was really inspiring seeing these women who have families, children, and have lived through the Cultural Revolution.
"I guess we just have try and imagine the horrors he lived through as a kid," she said.
Decades of Chinese history are packed into a three-hour monologue from a woman who lived through it.
And in those four decades lived through the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center and the Sept.
The war still feels fresh, because some of the people who actually lived through it are still around.
But in another critically important sense, the nation lived through a massive economic trauma for no good reason.
It's like an alternate reality, and it's incredibly difficult to explain to people who haven't lived through it.
Mrs Yu, his 40-year-old love interest, is unimpressed, having lived through the civil war in China.
But the firms are burning through cash to finance expansion, and few have yet lived through a recession.
So when Ms. Sutton says she went "crazy," she's coming from a place of having lived through history.
Bostic had lived through Hurricane Floyd in 1999, she said, and it took everything -- cars, clothes, her home.
"I was shot in my back, I lived through a spinal cord injury," Fields, now 37, tells PEOPLE.
And, having lived through and survived many administrations, we sure do know a joke when we see it.
Growing up, like many who lived through the conflict, he dealt with the trauma by turning to alcohol.
Maybe that's because people my age are all old enough to have already lived through one or two.
LIEUTENANT MAZZEI: What we had to walk into, what we lived through, what we saw — it was overwhelming.
It's interesting, because on one level, it feels like yesterday to some of us who lived through it.
And because I am a little bit old I feel like I lived through the dot-com crash.
The 97-year-old lived through the early morning Japanese aerial bombing but never forgot those who didn&apost.
"We're using the izakaya vessel to create something that I've lived through as far as food goes," Tatsu says.
It's what a Virginia Tech student who lived through the 2007 campus shooting said helped to save his life.
NO ONE who lived through America's AIDS epidemic 30 years ago can forget its seemingly endless deaths and anguish.
The actress, 59, famously lived through to the end of the 1978 horror classic Halloween as babysitter Laurie Strode.
But there are unique challenges having to do with organizing as a young person that I have lived through.
Most might expect someone who had lived through so much to look back on their life heavy with regret.
"Haiti has lived through what I can characterize as three days of terror," Interim President Jocelerme Privert told CNN.
We've never lived in this sort of world, even those of us who have lived through previous totalitarian regimes.
"I said, 'Hey, this might be the worst day of your life, but you lived through it,' " he recalled.
Nineteen years old, KK was born into civil war and lived through the Ebola epidemic that ravaged her nation.
Millennials lived through the recession and the housing crash and saw what the crisis did to their parents' savings.
As an early investor, he lived through multiple price plunges, all of which were followed by a full recovery.
But, please do remember, we have not only lived through the traumas of our times, but yours as well.
"I lived through the embarrassment and fear, and decided to say who cares, do better, move on," she wrote.
At 20033, Annamarie Choo has lived through it all — Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the Berlin Wall, the Cuban Missile Crisis.
She said she found it hard to wrap her mind around the attacks, not having lived through them herself.
For Hurston, talking to Kossola was the last chance to listen to someone who lived through the Middle Passage.
Anyone who lived through the 70s and 80s in New York City knows how rough things were back then.
THESE ARE THINGS I WANT TO TALK TO HIM ABOUT GIVEN THE FACT HE'S LIVED THROUGH SOME OF THIS.
Those who lived through the attacks told us what they experienced: suicide bombs, gunfire, the terror of near death.
The elder Aldarondo lived through hurricane Felipe in 1928 -- the only recorded Category 5 hurricane to hit the island.
We had lived through the Iranian Revolution that had changed our homeland, and we came to America as refugees.
Hope returned when Joseph Ratzinger, a German who had lived through both Nazism and communism, became Pope Benedict XVI.
Those of us who lived through these events owe it to ourselves and to others to remember them correctly.
Against the backdrop of Haiti's natural beauty, Ms. Irving witnessed political turmoil and lived through her family's own strife.
Rather, it's a process to be tended and lived through in whatever form and however long it may take.
You're proud and exhilarated you lived through it and kept it together when most people on the planet couldn't.
"These are the worst days we have lived through in Iraq," said Riyadh al-Shihan, 224, a military veteran.
"These are the worst days we have lived through in Iraq," said Riyadh al-Shihan, 224, a military veteran.
He has lived through his share of hurricanes, including Georges, which wiped out the local sugar refinery in 1998.
But as someone who lived through the last 30 years of conservatism, I'm here to tell you, it can.
In a 2016 interview, she revealed she'd lived through it firsthand and wanted women to know they're not alone.
To the high school class of 2020, 9/11 is a historical event rather than something they lived through.
"He's coming to a state that has lived through seven years of trickle-down tax policy," Mr. Pepper said.
He had always turned off his own lights — a product, perhaps, of his having lived through the Great Depression.
For those who lived through the stagflation of the early 1990s, inflation is something to be genuinely concerned about.
If I lived through this, I thought, I would be forced to give birth, alone, in this filthy cell.
" Despite the whimsy of the drawings, Mr. Benchoam said, "It's the work of someone who has lived through violence.
Because they lived through the horrors of war, they created a system that made it difficult to start one.
"We've now lived through an administration that has done some real damage, so these things really matter," he said.
And yet it also resurrects a very painful story that many who lived through it were anxious to forget.
Ask anyone who lived through the urban crime waves of the late 1960s through the 1980s to confirm that.
I lived through the 60's protests; Watergate; and the debacle that was the end of the Vietnam War.
And researchers learned that the sloth lived through a seven-month dry season bookended by two short rainy seasons.
For anyone who lived through the last time that happened, there was a powerful sense of constitutional déjà vu.
Pannerman said he lived through Hurricane Frances, which was a Category 3 storm, in 23 and Jeanne in 2005.
If you lived through the AIDS crisis which exploded in the 1980s and 90s you saw all of above.
And yet it also resurrects a very painful story that many who lived through it were anxious to forget.
"She spoke as someone who had lived through the AIDS epidemic," he said, "as someone who had lost friends."
They had lived through — and some were still challenged by — money problems, medical problems, the narrowing of life's movements.
The Esplanade Hotel, affectionately known as the Espy, has lived through all the eras of its neighborhood, St Kilda.
Who's lived through ten thousand fights and welcomes the next punch, and the next, because he always gets up.
Unlike déjà vu, déjà vécu involves the sensation that a whole sequence of events has been lived through before.
Last fall, we asked people who lived through the war or who had a loved one who lived through it — in the military, but also civilian survivors and those who dedicated their lives to stateside efforts — to send us their stories; we will be retelling them here over the next nine months.
"LGBT refugees come to this country having lived through so much trauma and they are traumatized again here," she says.
So, there are no surprises and to the points here we all lived through eight years of the Obama administration.
Then there are hundreds of archaeological sites, many holding evidence of how indigenous people lived through the last ice age.
The fans have lived through so many changes, and this is only a new, different one, not a fearful one.
But the elements that make up these portraits are derived from a dark source: Each woman lived through sexual assault.
"They've lived through many, many years of disasters and catastrophes and insecticide sprayings, and they're still with us," she added.
And as any woman who lived through the '80s can tell you, pulling off blue shadow is no easy feat.
Today, we're still told that Thomas shouldn't have been born alive or lived through all of his surgeries and complications.
Every single person that I met in Kurdistan, from the moment that I got there, had lived through a genocide.
Worst of all, they lived through a period of vast environmental destruction, and see no urgent need to reverse course.
I have lived through three anniversaries, trying to figure out whether to celebrate or mourn or ignore the date altogether.
FLEISCHER: I&aposve been a cynic all along on this detente with North Korea because I lived through it before.
In the Western narrative of bisexuality, that period is, laughably enough for anyone who lived through it, a large footnote.
Then they lived through an uneven economic recovery engineered by near-zero interest rates that rewarded borrowing while punishing savers.
It was hard to watch it and know that the rest of the world is watching something I lived through.
""I've lived through it, he never has, so I'm going to give him some leeway when he criticizes alternative energy.
Many lived through the scandal-plagued tenure of the governor's father, Pedro Rosselló, who served as governor in the 1990s.
As the Soviet Union crumbled, Americans lived through events as dramatic as anything that has taken place in recent years.
Um Ali told of the conditions she and her family lived through in Kirfouk even before fleeing to the desert.
"The fans have lived through so many changes, and this is only a new, different one, not a fearful one."
Besides, they'd both lived through enough false alarms at this point that the technical details were more distracting than helpful.
We should be electing folks and individuals who have lived through what the majority of Americans live through every day.
"I'd trade a public relations nightmare for the nightmare I've lived through any day of the week," she told me.
It's nowhere near the kind of moldy mess you'd expect from a meal that's lived through three Fast & Furious films.
Van Gundy lived through that ordeal as coach and said everyone involved had come to regret Ewing's departure to Seattle.
Avian flu surprised everyone last year, and the farmers who lived through it wonder whether they will be surprised again.
Each of his parents lived through World War II, he told me, but they never said much about their experiences.
Still, those of us who lived through the show's heartbreaking cancelation in 2007 weren't going to take anything for granted.
David Brooks A few weeks ago I met a guy in Kentucky who'd lived through every trend of deindustrializing America.
They're old enough to have lived through the era in which MTV dominance was integral to a pop star's ascendance.
All of the people Langer photographed have their own unique stories to tell, especially having lived through major world events.
If these people could surmount what they had lived through as a very young person, who am I to complain?
NASA was founded with the understanding that spaceflight is an inherently risky enterprise, and it has lived through painful examples.
On stage, two middle-aged men in a pub, Jimmy and Ian, spoke about the atrocities they had lived through.
My generation, the people who lived through the Vietnam War, learned a great deal from our miserable and tragic experience.
Already, we're seeing this fresh crop of women candidates facing the same sexist tropes that Clinton lived through in 2016.
He says he feels motivated to speak out against the deal because he lived through the AOL-Time-Warner merger.
Critic's Notebook BERLIN — Since its founding, the Berlin State Opera has lived through a monarchy, two republics and two dictatorships.
This is a world of instability, mistrust and aggression, an imaginative version, one guesses, of the history Traylor lived through.
Our school's motto was "Men for others," a reminder that the Christian faith should be lived through active selfless service.
At least in the Western world, perhaps only those who can remember World War II have lived through something similar.
"She lived through the time from where she had infants to where she had kids in college," Dr. Waldmann said.
But the true villain would be familiar to anyone who lived through the previous one: market (that is, monopoly) power.
Readers who have lived through other major hurricanes told their stories and offered advice for people affected by Hurricane Florence.
We heard from readers who had lived through at least 10 hurricanes, including Hazel, Hugo, Andrew, Katrina, Ike and Fran.
In fact, the people who were angriest at me were older gay men, men who had lived through that time.
Through a mutual friend, Mr. Ratigan met Kohlie Frantzen, an oilman from Lafayette, La., who had lived through Hurricane Katrina.
"The big difference is that Nakasone lived through" the war, said Andrew Horvat, a visiting professor at Josai International University.
"I have never lived through anything like this and I don't want to live through anything like this again" (Reuters).
Perhaps they feel that only someone who has lived through something momentous — like the teenagers who survived the Parkland, Fla.
His family has lived through decades of violence and survived the three wars India and Pakistan have fought over Kashmir.
" He went silent for a second, then continued, "I'm just thinking about how many five-year periods I've lived through.
The average Russian could be forgiven for feeling that she had lived through a great deal in those two years.
Casual racism from ordinary Americans receives sharp-tongued criticism from Iranian civilians who have lived through decades of Western abuse.
That loving goofball, the one who lived through abuse and neglect so cruel that attachment and connection are foreign languages.
Japanese man Tsutomu Yamaguchi lived through the bombings of both Hiroshima and Nagasaki and died at the age of 15.
We have already lived through an embarrassing parade of wrongful conviction, tragic incompetence, laboratory scandal and absurdly unsupported forensic findings.
She listened to those who lived through the tornadoes and those who are mourning the loss of family and friends.
Every era puts invisible shackles on those who have lived through it, and I can only dance in my chains.
I feel stronger for having paid off my debt, like I've already lived through the worst part of my life.
Many who lived through the Clinton impeachment period say it was the beginning of the end of bipartisanship in Congress.
They had been the targets of protests before, and Gorriti had lived through much worse: death threats, a kidnapping, exile.
University officials who lived through the history fear that the gains of the last 50 years could be rolled back.
When I eventually talked about what I'd lived through, I wanted people to know how vicious and horrific it was.
WATCH: How Bachelor in Paradise Addressed the DeMario Jackson & Corinne Olympios Sex Scandal on the Season "Knowing what we all know now, having lived through what we've all lived through and experienced — the shutdown, the scandal, the accusations, everything we've all endured — do each of you want to be here?" he asked the group.
Having lived through Boston's Big Dig, I am well aware of how the promise of federal funding skews local decision-making.
Morano celebrated her 117th birthday on Tuesday and is now the only person alive known to have lived through three centuries.
They've lived through its industrialization (or, as some might put it, militarization) — the fences, the expansion of Border Patrol, the surveillance.
She's lived through 18 American presidencies, six major wars, the civil rights movement, and countless moments of human progress and regress.
I've lived in D.C. most of my life and i don't know that I have lived through a forecast like this.
For those who lived through this era, some post-binge viewing of these titles will likely rekindle some of that nostalgia.
Because the Secret War is recent US history, a number of people who fought and lived through it are still alive.
Americans lived through the hacking of the Democratic National Committee and Clinton campaign in 2016, and the ensuing WikiLeaks propaganda campaigns.
In Morehead City, Jim Howell, 65, said he and his wife, Betsy, have lived through about 10 hurricanes, evacuating only once.
As a high school senior in California, I lived through the events of the 1979 Iranian Revolution and the hostage crisis.
Their fans have never lived through a lockout, and it's not their job to worry about the problems of the past.
What types of changes have the newcomers lived through, and what do you hope readers will take away from reading Interference?
Her husband, Justin, who grew up in Brownville, agreed, saying he had lived through the floods of 1993, 2010 and 123.
In fact, you see what you'd expect from a generation that lived through a financial crisis, family instability and political dysfunction.
So what would you say to the American families who say we have lived through this, we have seen excessive force?
Americans lived through the hacking of the Democratic National Committee and Clinton campaign in 2016, and the ensuring WikiLeaks propaganda campaigns.
And she's lived through it before: Just look at her approval numbers, which correlate almost perfectly with her level of ambition.
"We've lived through slavery and the Holocaust and segregation and we've always come out on the other end, better and stronger."
It is about the harsh economic realities tens of millions of Americans have lived through for years that have gone unchanged.
Bašić has been preoccupied by death since childhood, even before she lived through the 1990s war in what was formerly Yugoslavia.
Your (likely older) mentor is your mentor for a reason; they've lived through and overcome the problems you're facing right now.
But that's ok, you don't have to have lived through the sixties, or be a hipster, to have fun with it.
Kabul resident Mohammad Barakzai lived through those attacks, and he told CNN that the carnage eclipsed anything else he had witnessed.
The song you play on repeat when you're walking home lived through many iterations to make it to that final cut.
To really understand SXSW, known as "South by" to those who've lived through one, you have to look behind the scenes.
"A lot of my mentors have lived through the past two bubbles and they're not afraid of a third," said Mishra.
We had lived through this pretty tough time and make it through the other side, and the company was turning profitable.
Calderone lived through almost the entire 21982th century, watching as movements in birth control, feminism, and sex education overlapped and shifted.
Her husband, Justin, who grew up in Brownville, agreed, saying he had lived through the floods of 1993, 2010 and 1203.
Nobody could yell or shame or make fun of Immanuel Pfeiffer enough for him to doubt what he himself lived through.
Some, I lived through — dinners when the sound of forks and knives clattering in the Mediterranean heat was louder than conversation.
For many visitors, including older ones who lived through the war, the summit raised hopes for peace on the divided peninsula.
When he was president, Havel, having lived through the brutality of Soviet Communism, was no admirer of the Chinese Communist system.
In the videos, she gets honest about the domestic violence she witnessed as a child and lived through as an adult.
In the late summer of 2005, the novelist Jesmyn Ward, a native of the Mississippi Gulf Coast, lived through Hurricane Katrina.
Mr. Bartolomé was among the very few at the ceremony who had actually lived through the horrors of the civil war.
And impeachment proceedings are always political — something that any American who lived through President Bill Clinton's impeachment hearings can tell you.
"I lived through it first hand and I believe a company's culture, its behavioral patterns, start at the top," Blakely wrote.
She had not known much before she started asking: her parents had lived through the war, but they rarely mentioned it.
Album 9 Photos View Slide Show ' Leda Antonia Machado lived through the Cuban Revolution and the decades of deprivation that followed.
Accompanying them throughout have been the dozens of students who lived through the night but will forever reckon with its scars.
Having lived through the horrors of Parkland myself, I can attest to the importance of addressing all three of these issues.
He was raised by his grandparents, who lived through the Civil Rights era and who were fighting to keep their home.
We lived through them, but they feel like a collective hallucination, like the suicidal dream she wakes up from in "Everytime" .
By contrast, marriage equality — a civil rights fight that younger voters lived through, and that many participated in — resonates much more.
Bedidjo had lived through Ituri's ethnic bloodbath nearly two decades before, and the prospect of another was too much to bear.
He lived through the 1990s, he said, when he was reduced to eating moldy potatoes because the factory stopped paying wages.
She has lived through great days for this city's dance; she helped to create a golden era for its dance criticism.
They have lived through two world wars, more than 297 prime ministers and the entire rule of Britain's longest-reigning monarch.
The first movie was inexorably saturated in the Chilean history that comes with any character who's lived through the Pinochet dictatorship.
One of his assignments was to require students to interview a person who had lived through an important event in history.
"Having lived through apartheid, I found the art similarly evocative and powerful, but also amusing and full of satire," he said.
Opinion My grandparents, great-aunts and great-uncles, the generation who lived through World War II, never visited a concentration camp.
What I want this piece of theater to communicate has morphed radically since I lived through these months of altered consciousness.
His grandparents lived through the Great Depression and his father was a small-business man who never took money for granted.
I grew up with that shit as operating background music, and I have now lived through rock experiencing a similar transition.
Drosselmeyer's reunion with his nephew ends the ballet; we haven't lived through a child's magical dream, but an adult soap opera.
"We've lived through a lot of this," Gloria Ray, a retired librarian and long-time member of the task force, said.
"When you talk to people who lived through the revolution, and you mention the name 'Mujahedeen', they shudder," said Mr. Abrahamian.
But voting-age Americans have lived through multiple instances where the system fell short, most notably during the 2000 presidential election.
They lived through more extreme seasons with a greater variation in temperature than the modern human child who was also studied.
Anyone who lived through those awful days after 9/11 knows that the political crises we face now pale in comparison.
FNC has lived through months of personnel and programming turmoil, but has somehow managed to maintain much of its ratings strength.
Having lived through the dot-com bubble of the late 1990s, Mr. Thiel says he is well-versed in the subject.
In South Korea, whose people have lived through saber-rattling involving the North for decades, there were few signs of panic.
" And I said, "I know, and all of those people that lived through it, almost all of them are now dead.
The good old days she refers to are ones I also lived through as a young adult fending off sexual predators.
Henry Hill, a member of the Luchesse crime family turned protected police informant, lived through many of the events in the movie.
And yet, we've lived through that nightmare before; seen it second-hand in the digi-scaremongering of much twentieth century sci-fi.
" Or as he wrote in Kaddish for an Unborn Child, Auschwitz was proof that he had "lived through something and confronted something.
"The British Army, perhaps more than any in the world, has always lived through the regiment and the regimental tradition," she said.
Besides, your children, having lived through the divorce and remarriage, already know something about the effects of your depression and your affair.
"For the past five years, Kevin and Marina Krim have lived through the worst nightmare any parents could ever endure," he said.
She's lived through many personal and familial medical dramas, including two previous surgeries for cancer — all of which she's bounced back from.
Instead, it's safer to say we've just lived through the blueprint for how the internet has changed the way we consume media.
That is leaving behind a trail of people who have lived through the unique — and totally bizarre — experience of running for president.
Having lived through the Soviet collapse, he is well aware that the attraction of the prosperous, value-based West helped defeat communism.
Did you met people who lived through the battle at the time or have you met them since the film came out?
Or are such climatological encores to be expected when we've just lived through one of the most powerful El Niño on record?
Here to soothe your stomach and mind are Dr. Alyssa Dweck, OBGYN and author, and real women who have lived through it.
She lived through two World Wars, a divided Germany, outlived two husbands, and raised three children—two of whom are still alive.
Assuming Harden wins, no person who lived through this season will glance back 30 years from now and think anyone was robbed.
He lived through the forced migration of black San Franciscans from the city's Fillmore District via urban renewal a half-century ago.
C&G: The investment strategy you've explained (about finding people who have lived through and thought deeply about problems) seems really sound.
It's confirmation that we all lived through and loved these moments together and that they still matter in some way years later.
In Fenix, Caro said he lived through a riot in May that, according to authorities, left nine prisoners and two guards dead.
And I know people are trying to find ways to be comforting, but saying, "We have lived through worse," isn't helping, either.
"Amazingly, she lived through the trauma, but she needed immediate help," says a post on the Ramapo-Bergen Animal Refuge Facebook page.
In the wake of the tragedy, the reality star says she has received countless messages from women who lived through similar experiences.
The most innocuous source of blame is the wild year we've all lived through, with a million things going on at once.
"It seems like a thing of the devil," said Luis Pastrana, a 19853-year-old industrial designer who lived through both tremors.
We have lived through the last few decades of legal, emotional, familial, cultural, and media-induced homophobia alongside our families and communities.
Mr Wajda, aged 90, lived through that era, fighting Communist censorship to make films like "Ashes and Diamonds" and "Man of Marble".
It was a place where we could make sure that we had lived through the night, that we could see the friends.
As anyone who has lived through California's ongoing drought knows, we still pray for rain, though we do it in different ways.
Sophia Bush lived through one of our solo-traveling nightmares on Friday: relentless, unwanted attention from the stranger sitting next to her.
And I say this having lived through five excruciating minutes during which coffee was brewed drop by drop atop a digital scale.
"Those days following Trevor's diagnosis, for our family, were the most emotionally dark that we've lived through," she would later tell lawmakers.
In it, Herbert, who lived through the Second World War, addresses the younger Krynicki, who came of age during the Cold War.
They lived through wars, and they grappled with the specter of cruelty and annihilation in their own work with near-reckless courage.
" Why it matters, from an AP retrospective: "King's death changed the world and altered the lives of those who lived through it.
Sure, we'd lived through the filter-disco sound peddled by imprints like Roule, but it was never called disco—that was house.
Those who lived through both Hill and Blasey Ford's testimonies in particularwould be forgiven for feeling that time is a flat circle.
Born in Berlin, Germany, in 1901, Dietrich lived through both World Wars, but her political agenda came into play during the second.
That was way too much for Democrats, many of whom lived through the political furor surrounding the 2008 financial-services industry bailout.
Koditschek's experience stood out even among the startling tales of Jews who had lived through the war hiding in Nazi-occupied cities.
Mr. Grant lived through years of prohibition and, notwithstanding the continued federal ban, is now thriving in a multibillion-dollar marijuana industry.
For those of us who lived through it, though, it still seems like a miracle that the world has changed so profoundly.
Among other significant events, we've lived through a change in prime minister, a terrorist attack and the legalization of same-sex marriage.
Born in 1883, Heckel lived through the Expressionist period, during which interest in printmaking and woodcutting mounted in the early 20th century.
We Are the Original Southerners American Indians lived through slavery, the Civil War and white supremacy, just like black and white Americans.
Agents of disease In "Spillover," we meet the people who lived through Hendra virus and Ebola virus outbreaks as Quammen meets them.
"We've already lived through natural disaster here, in 1998, when the river flooded, and in 2004, when it flooded again," he said.
Today, it's also a reminder to me that black people have lived through the very worst of what this country has inflicted.
Few Americans who lived through the 1980s can forget President Ronald Reagan's moving speech after the space shuttle Challenger exploded in 1986.
And yet, despite what we've lived through these past few years in the U.S., there is an opening for sensible immigration reforms.
It was created by congressional leaders who had lived through the devastation of war and hoped to prevent it in the future.
FOR ANYONE who lived through the global financial crisis, trouble in the market for repurchase agreements, or repos, induces a cold sweat.
The three men may have all lived through the same events, shaped by the same political decisions in the one-party state.
To truly fight something, we must first understand it — and no one understands trafficking better than those who have lived through it.
"The experiences of World War II that our grandparents lived through feels distant to us as we didn't experience it," Motoyama said.
Over the last thirty-plus years we've lived through three massive, overlapping, world-changing technology platform shifts: computers, the internet and smartphones.
What an insult to all the women, and there are thousands upon thousands, who have lived through the nightmare of sexual assault.
Yeager remembers how the cystic fibrosis community, which is relatively small, lived through the ups and downs of Katie and Dalton's story.
"This last month we both lived through the same violence and chaos," Mike Adkins, communication officer of Ector County ISD, fold CNN.
"We're champions," cried out Joan Hodges, who has lived through her husband's baseball triumphs and setbacks with such fervor all these years.
"His mind is confused, because of the solitude he lived through, without the love of his father or his mother," Jose said.
Looking back on their long lives and marriage, the Williamses recalled how they've lived through the Great Depression and the civil rights era.
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Foutch said he's lived through boom and bust periods seven times before, five times while at the helm of a company he founded.
It's also inspiring and cathartic for modern audiences, who've lived through nearly three subsequent decades of economic disparity since Christmas Vacation came out.
Just 50 years ago, homosexuality was illegal in the U.K., and one 78-year-old gay man named Percy lived through this era.
Socrates, the incorrigible free spirit, was a soldier in the Peloponnesian War and a citizen who lived through Athens of the Thirty Tyrants.
As the generation of Americans that lived through the Great Depression and World War II began to die, these organizations went with them.
Visitors often marvelled at the events she had lived through: not least the tumultuous history of Italy from monarchy, through fascism, to republic.
Like, they themselves had lived through it, had been refugees or at least IDPs (internally displaced people) at least twice, maybe even more.
We've listed 32 of the momentous events we lived through in 2018, as told on the front page of The New York Times.
It has less to do with an objective evaluation of trends than with their memory of the last hurricane that they lived through.
"I guess we just believe, because we've all lived through it, that unless it's right in front of you it doesn't seem real."
Ben Is Back, for the most part, is inspired by the directors' childhood – having lived through the repercussions of his mother's alcohol addiction.
This was precisely what motivated the generation of Americans who lived through World War II and shaped America's response to the postwar world.
Working for President Clinton, I lived through the days of the "vast right-wing conspiracy" as First Lady Hillary Clinton famously dubbed it.
Sheffield steel, that's both perfectly Northern, but with a core of galactic grit that's lived through so many faces and so many lives.
As one of the 12 Microsoft executives who was skewered on the witness stand by David Boies, I lived through this nightmare firsthand.
Research suggests immigrants who have lived through a banking crisis in their home countries are less likely to open a U.S. bank account.
Greece is still on the brink of leaving the single currency and lived through its worst-ever recession over the past several years.
"We've all lived through the supposedly disappointing Facebook quarters that weren't really disappointing at all ... yet the stock gets hammered anyway," Cramer said.
And someone who lived through trauma or didn't have good experiences with horror movies as a kid might not enjoy fear as much.
The general silence surrounding the Cultural Revolution anniversary has reflected that political mood, according to historians and people who lived through that time.
Venture firms can come and go, as anyone who lived through the boom and bust of the late '90s internet bubble can attest.
The filmmaker says even those who lived through and closely followed the Clinton and Lewinsky saga are likely to learn more about it.
There is a fine art to reading obituaries, as anyone who lived through the AIDS epidemic in the West and paid attention knows.
She lived through the city's water crisis, and continues to see its impact on the students coming through her classroom five years later.
Even though she lived through addiction, mental health concerns, and several marriages, Garland told Walters, "I think I've had a very nice life."
He lived through the Civil War and World War I. But when the flag went by, you put your hand over your heart.
So it&aposs easy for me to say what I said yesterday because, you know, I lived through a lot of different presidents.
Born in 1899, she is the oldest person in the world and one of just a handful to have lived through three centuries.
And lucky for her, one of the bros who lived through her attack has been following her and tackles her to the ground.
Tirzah has worked with some of these songs for years and now she's handed them over—to be lived through by her audience.
We love highly technical teams who have a visceral understanding of the problem they are solving – usually because they lived through it previously.
My siblings and I have lived through some difficult times and have gotten a bit too familiar with illness, disability, death and fear.
Spoiler alerts would be superfluous in a review of "11/8/16": You already know the ending, and you've lived through the events.
But my grandmother from the mainland, she knows how awful the [ruling Chinese] Communist Party was because she lived through the Cultural Revolution.
Fans of the hit HBO show Chernobyl — and the actual people who lived through that nuclear disaster — no doubt see a familiar pattern.
Gail: Having lived through decades of fruitless arguments about why we should emulate Sweden, I'm just going to shrug and cede the point.
Those who lived through hell, as Russians of an older generation did, may prefer to blot out the horrors they endured or inflicted.
But one commandment, one kernel of a logical response, seems to be expressed by all who have lived through the horror: Never forget.
Mr. Pagett, 75, has lived through other droughts, but he figures it will take years to stagger back to profitability from this one.
Having lived through SARS and contracted H1N1, I know from personal experience that hyperlocal contacts can mean the difference between life and death.
"That was a lot of pressure on the organization, but those of us that lived through it were better for it," Wright said.
Having lived through past downturns, many of these VCs shared practical tips as well as strategic wisdom to help businesses manage the crisis.
Mr. Duterte's threat to expand martial law nationwide is unnerving for many in the Philippines who lived through the dictator Ferdinand E. Marcos.
Even though the two protests are not comparable, I wonder how those who lived through the 1967 riots look back on that time.
Al Brookins of Haverlock, North Carolina, poses in Atlantic Beach on Wednesday in a T-shirt that lists hurricanes he has lived through.
For those who lived through the double-digit inflation of the late 1970s and early 1980s, inflation is something to be genuinely feared.
He lived through Hurricane Mitch in Honduras in 1998 and remembered how it had killed his neighbors, flooded roads and torn up bridges.
Any American voter over 22008 has lived through a series of consequential presidential elections where the Democrats' safe choice went down to defeat.
Ms. Starr lived through the civil rights movement and sees Theater 55's work as another front in the battle for social justice.
"I've lived through it and way too many others have as well," Twitter user Concertange wrote of the issues raised by the trend.
Goethe was a man of protean talents, interests, appetites and achievements who lived through a particularly tempestuous period of wars and revolutions in Europe.
According to Hotel Mumbai director Anthony Maras, Patel's Arjun is actually based on more than one real person who lived through the Mumbai attacks.
Igor Stepanov, owner of Promprint, a firm in Miass that makes home furnishings, said Russians were patient because they had lived through much worse.
However, the effects of six years of brutal civil war will never be erased completely for the young people who have lived through it.
The 5th Wave star lived through her parents' divorce as a child and watched her mother battle cancer when the actress was just 10.
The bacteria that lived through the fluoxetine bath were quick to develop mutations against the widely used antibiotics chloramphenicol, amoxicillin, and tetracycline, they found.
Ewing blends past, present, and future, imagining the stories of those who lived through the riot and beyond, and inquiring into its lasting consequences.
Although I don't recall the suffering myself, that was what my parents lived through, and, at the end of the day, I'm a warchild.
There is a layering in Downey's work that you don't see in art from the Pictures Generation, who also lived through the VHS era.
If you've already lived through the '80s once, you may not feel the need to live through them again — at least, not fashion-wise.
Therein began a lifetime of constantly molding her artistic self in accordance with the limits and the possibilities of the times Sud lived through.
Other Americans who have lived through previous rounds of talks fear that the summit begins as a win for Mr Kim, not Mr Trump.
If you lived through the build-up of the March 2003 invasion of Iraq you might be getting the vague sense of deja vu.
"Unfortunately, once again, nature has unleashed her fury and Haiti has lived through what I can characterize as three days of terror," he said.
Anyone who lived through bad days of MoviePass forcing customers to jump through hoops only to find themselves disappointed should find Regal's promises appealing.
Nothing will make you believe that time is a deeply personal experience than seven days like those the WIRED transportation desk just lived through.
Over the next seven months, the city lived through two mayors and a nail-biting election that dragged on for a week after voting.
"I typically have a pretty thick skin because I lived through a lot," said Bush Hager, who was 19 when her dad became president.
The Instinct is not for everyone, particularly if you lived through the 1990s and don't want to look at an LCD screen ever again.
China has lousy options for dealing with its economic mess, but they are options other economies have followed in the past and lived through.
But if we have lived through a party's period of power and have felt its repercussions, we have at least some qualifications for judgment.
No matter what happens between now and the roster-setting deadline, each player drafted has lived through one of baseball's oldest and oddest experiences.
It is baffling that, as one who lived through the Tory Euro-battles of the 1990s, he did not foresee the psychodrama now unfolding.
Kolář — who was imprisoned for nine months in 123 when police found a manuscript of his poetry collection Prometheus' Liver — lived through shifting regimes.
Mr. Veloso lived through a military takeover in Brazil in 1964, one supported by the United States, to suppress the perceived threat of Communism.
U.S. adults who lived through adverse childhood experiences have a higher likelihood of dying from five of the top 10 leading causes of death.
America lived through a Trump-like presidency almost 28503 years ago with Andrew Jackson, and Jackson's ideology outlived his presidency by some 22019 years.
But returning to a baseball field after what he lived through carried its own weight and placed him in a league of his own.
A Malibu resident who has lived through many wildfires said she has never seen one touch so many parts of the city at once.
Israel Kristal lived through the tumult of two world wars, lost his family in the Holocaust and escaped death in the Auschwitz concentration camp.
Your chances also creep up if you've lived through abuse, violence, or poverty, or if you have a pessimistic outlook or low self-esteem.
Jahura Khatu, who lived through the 1971 Bangladesh war of independence, spoke about how she hid in the bushes from the marauding Pakistani army.
In between, it lived through a broad dive in publicly-traded SaaS stock values and its own decision to raise new pre-IPO funding.
Like anyone who has lived through war, I dream that future generations will one day be at peace, will abandon the weapons of war.
It reminds me of what I'd seen in the quarantine videos in Wuhan, and so I called up one creator who lived through it.
He said he wasn't taking any chances, having lived through severe flooding on Kauai's North Shore in April and through Hurricane Iniki in 1992.
Among children, the rates were even higher: 37 percent of kids who lived through Katrina were diagnosed with a mental condition after the storm.
They lived through Stalinism; they spanned the entire absurd arc of the social experiment that passed by the name of communism in Eastern Europe.
Think back to last August and March—the situations you lived through then will inform you on how to deal with your feelings now.
But aides at the White House, many of whom had never lived through a shut down before, were unsure how to spend their time.
The second is, if you have been under-risked and if you have a long-term perspective and if you have lived through Sept.
To the Editor: As a person living inside a New York State prison, I lived through the last major health crisis, the AIDS epidemic.
"George is probably the most notable living person who has lived through the internment, and he's a working actor in our business," said Woo.
That means you and your core bond fund have probably already lived through what passes for a bond bear market in this economic cycle.
The majority-Kurdish population has lived through decades of violence as the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or P.K.K., has waged a separatist insurgency in Turkey.
The host, Jack Rhysider, combines his own compelling narrative description of the events with interviews or audio footage from people who lived through them.
The family lived through the beginnings of the Depression in New Orleans before moving to Egypt, where his father consulted on sugar-cane growing.
Osterloh was the president of Motorola and lived through that mess — only to come back years later to lead Google's newly unified hardware division.
On May 19, the people in the town of Phalodi lived through the hottest day in the recorded history of India, 217 degrees Fahrenheit.
The show lived through all those political moments and yet now gives us an alternative of what could have been: the first woman president.
"It just needed an update," said Ms. Negrin, who had lived through several family renovations and could see through the problems to the potential.
I am a 69-year-old retired woman who has lived through three impeachment inquiries now, the Vietnam War, the assassinations of the Rev.
Having lived through that, and then watching young, queer stars like Delevingne and Benson be widely applauded during Sex Benchgate is proof of evolution.
She spoke optimistically about all the older people who, having lived through scores of Italian governments, proclaimed their hope and confidence in Mr. Renzi.
The album title, Created In The Image of Suffering, is no joke; Esfandiari has lived through hell, and came out swinging a microphone cord.
A common if curious Nav meme parodies him as some sort of elder statesman, old enough to have lived through the American civil war.
I thought they were really cool cause I thought it showed that I'd lived through stressful times and I had gained maturity and wisdom.
Those who haven't lived through that experience are at best doing trauma karaoke and at worst using the pain of others for a cheap thrill.
"I've lived through an entire generation of ownership before we won the business," said Greg O'Brien, the division manager for commercial banking in New England.
PEN15 takes those fears and uncertainty seriously, so seriously that it reflects something painfully real — anyone who's lived through middle school can relate to it.
"We had to leave our life in Syria so that the girls could forget what they had lived through," the mother said in the video.
For many Americans who lived through the 1950s and 1960s, it was unthinkable that a person as conservative as Reagan could inhabit the White House.
"Ask anybody who lived through the military government," Antonio Kleiber do Nacimento, a 26-year-old marketing specialist in Sao Paulo who supports an intervention.
And yet somehow her testimony still felt like unbearable déjà vu, as if I had lived through this already and already knew the inevitable conclusion.
The Brooklyn, New York, woman lived through 20 U.S. presidents, two world wars and the birth of the automobile, the airplane, TV and the Internet.
It remains to be seen whether the lip service paid by state media to the anniversary will satisfy those who lived through the chaotic period.
As a Third Coast native, I'd lived through many a 'cane, and figured the trip would be just a tad bit wetter than I'd hoped.
For those of us who lived through this journey, this last invitation to play among the stars was more than just an exercise in nostalgia.
I lived through, I watched companies that looked like they were the future, particularly Digital Equipment — they just vanished in almost no time, it seems.
There is a group of retirees, however, who did receive more money than they contributed: people who lived through the Great Depression of the 1930s.
Momoh lived through the decade-long conflict waged over who would control mineral-rich fields like the ones where his diggers made their lucky find.
In a new interview with Teen Vogue, Centineo revealed that he's lived through a few major romantic comedy-esque moments, including one epic Valentine's Day.
We've all lived through enough retrograde periods to know that much — but only the nimblest among us have learned how to dodge Mercury's swerviest curveballs.
His tooth enamel stopped growing during two occasions in his youth, suggesting he likely lived through bouts of famine or sickness when he was young.
The 84-year-old Ginsburg ascended in her career during a time when "sexual harassment" wasn't even a term, and has herself lived through it.
But as anybody who lived through the dot-com bust or Great Recession can tell you, a lot of things will change in a downturn.
You've lived through Ronny Cedeno and Ryan Theriot, Kevin Orie and Gary Scott, not to mention the mound stylings of Edwin Jackson and Kyle Farnsworth.
That was particularly true for those who benefited from the initial advances of the revolution and who lived through Cuba's phase of early civic glory.
"I cannot forget the pain and agony each animal lived through during the making of the senseless videos," Hollifield writes in an email to Broadly.
She too lived through the horrors of June 12, 2016, and, while she escaped physically unscathed, she bears the scars of trauma and survivor's guilt.
This hedgehog had attitude, and as anyone who lived through the era knows, attitude was the most important thing to have in the early 1990s.
J.D. Vance's memoir, "Hillbilly Elegy", offers a starkly honest look at what that shattering of faith feels like for a family who lived through it.
The recent Providence graduate and the premier point-guard prospect of this upcoming NBA Draft class has lived through more than anyone his age should.
When I was in high school, The Beatles made me nostalgic for an era of free love and psychedelic drugs — one I never lived through.
You never know how broadening your network and hearing some of those failures and successes that other people have lived through might impact your life.
For those who lived through it, there was a sense of transience, of not only a century but of a millennium drawing to a close.
Compared with the extremes of snowball earth, that might not sound like much, but for people who lived through it the change was intensely dramatic.
For those who lived through the tragedy — including the former deputy director of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, Alexander Kovalenko — many scenes closely mirror reality.
The capital, New Delhi, a sprawling city of 20 million, just lived through an extraordinary episode of air pollution that closed schools for three days.
Shabnam K. Ghazi, 44, lived through the revolution as a child, and remained in Iran until 2001, when she moved with her husband to Toronto.
It will take years of tough choices, hard work, and continued sacrifice by the Puerto Ricans who have already lived through a decade-long recession.
It helped to know that a lot of my close friends who lived nearby also lived through this urban warfare on a daily basis, too.
She also lived through one of America's worst drinking water crises in the early 2000's when lead contamination was discovered in the nation's Capital.
For those who lived through the trauma of racial terrorism and segregation, or grew up in its long shadow, this history haunts the campaign trail.
But having lived through a lot of this yourself, it must have been an interesting and emotional experience to go back and relive it now.
If you, like me, lived through the stereotypical high school experience, you've likely already owned a far-less-covetable version of Virgil Abloh's latest line.
As one who has lived through the civil rights era, I hope we are beginning to unpack the systems that prey on people of color.
And you can take comfort in knowing you lived through a spring snowstorm and the fourth nor'easter in one month, a super extra rare occurrence.
Here are five lessons that today's executives might want to take away from the Microsoft experience, according to the people who lived through it. 1.
Like many who have filtered through the country, I held memories of Haiti that were complicated, any happiness diluted by the things I lived through.
Certainly not to any writer or director or designer who has lived through four weeks of previews trying to get those heartbeats to sync up.
As we first told you, the gunmen hopped out of their drive-by vehicle to finish the job, but miraculously ... Slim lived through the ordeal.
Those who have lived through major earthquakes recount how damaging they can be, even to ordinary wood-structure homes, which are considered among the safest.
Having lived through the liberation wars, or at least having read about them, they now intend to enjoy the success they inherited — quince paste, anyone?
She sometimes looks as though she would rather be doing anything other than recounting for well-dressed, influential world leaders the horrors she lived through.
I don't think we are prepared as a society for what happens to public memory when the generations that lived through Jim Crow leave us
The Washington figures who lived through it are enjoying a nostalgic return to the spotlight and lawmakers are squabbling over the 20-year-old event.
The older generation, which runs the country and most large Chinese companies today, lived through a period of unfathomable violence, starvation and poverty under Mao.
Mr. Pifer said American diplomats who lived through the 1986 clampdown learned all kinds of things about Soviet life that they would not have otherwise.
As Hurricane Dorian bears down on the southeastern United States, we're hoping to hear from readers who have lived through a number of major storms.
Although I never lived through it, I find myself deeply nostalgic for the time when dishes were named for a person or event: Cobb salad.
I was surrounded by adults, some of whom had fought in World War I, and almost all of whom had lived through the Great Depression.
Ewing blends past, present, and future, imagining the stories of those who lived through the riot and beyond, and inquiring into its lasting consequences. —A.
Recently, at the University of California San Francisco, 18 gay men who lived through the AIDS epidemic took part in group therapy assisted by psilocybin.
It wasn't until I lived through the Russian hackings of Democratic staff members and organizations that I realized how dangerous such an attitude could be.
Magneto, in the comics and now multiple movies, lived through the Holocaust as a young, Jewish boy, and the loss he experienced shapes his worldview.
Rather, it is about the roughly 21982% or so of voters—some 215m Americans—who have lived through the same events and like what they see.
I need to state that because therapy is the only way I could have lived through a variety of experiences that would have otherwise broken me.
As a teenager, Neil Gorsuch lived through the partisan warfare that led to a long confirmation process for his mother and ultimately drove her from office.
CHICAGO (Reuters) - Mary Anne Ehlert came by her expertise in financial planning for special-needs families the hard way: she has lived through the challenge herself.
However, the survey found that millennials do not have as many negative connotations about socialism and communism as older generations who lived through the Cold War.
We know this, because we've lived through the last six years of his unrelenting yet somehow weirdly charismatic role in bringing the country to its knees.
District 9 was influenced by the politics of South Africa, and I think that would be more akin to American directors who lived through the war.
We've lived through 9/11, San Bernardino, and this week's horrid atrocity in Orlando—ugly reminders that our nationality, genders, and sexualities all make us targets.
Carter, a black woman from Pennsylvania who now lives in Alexandria, Virginia, has lived through this fear on behalf of herself, her husband and her son.
Anyway, the point of all this is to offer you soothing words of salvation in this, the toughest time anyone has lived through ever on Earth.
"Having lived through Hurricane Gilbert in 1988, I know what a Category 3 hurricane can do, (much) less a Category 4 or 53," she told CNN.
"Having lived through Hurricane Gilbert in 1988, I know what a Category 3 hurricane can do, (much) less a Category 4 or 5," she told CNN.
For many people who lived through it, though, the war never ended at all, and it lives on in letters sent to and from the battlefield.
These are significant moves by the standards of recent months but, to anyone who lived through 2008 (or 1987) they are hardly signs of outright panic.
That lobster would have lived through the Civil War, a few industrial revolutions around the world, the Great Depression, both World Wars, and the first Woodstock.
He was writing about the future, and as somebody who lived through the AIDS crisis, what he said in the 70s was right all the way.
But back to that concert in the 1970s, the significance of which is hard to explain to anyone who never lived through the madness of apartheid.
We've all lived through a decade worth of news cycles (and aged that much as well) in the two weeks since Saturday Night Live last aired.
Probably the scariest thing I've lived through but, you know, thank the Lord for all the prayers and thoughts I've received," he said on "New Day.
As someone who has lived through her share of great triumphs and personal losses, Warwick continues to sing and perform and persevere as she always has.
In retrospect, Rebein says he realized 2007 meant something to him because he lived through it in middle school as a Perez Hilton–reading closeted homosexual.
I spoke to one woman who has lived through nine fires in her time in Malibu and I just don't understand how you could do that.
And I can tell you having lived through it that as we talked about the Wii and people were incredulous that it wasn't an HD device.
Each video features a woman recounting a story of personal triumph — a time she lived through some kind of trial, only to emerge smarter and stronger.
She has seen — and lived through — the frustration that entrepreneurs experience when their lives get increasingly busy without results that match the effort they put in.
But much of the Time Warner leadership team had also lived through the company's disastrous merger with AOL at the peak of the dot-com bubble.
This is all familiar to me, since I lived through McCarthyism in the 1950s, when lawyers who represented alleged communists on civil libertarian grounds were shunned.
But mostly it's because we've shared a lot of time on earth with our subjects and have lived through much of the history they helped make.
"It is true that we lived through a complicated moment in our interstate relations," Mr. Putin said at a joint news conference televised from St. Petersburg.
"This is a city that had just lived through (Hurricane) Irma and has now spent the last 51 days dealing with a serial killer," he said.
She lived through two world wars and the Great Depression, all before she retired in 21800, after decades of working in the homes of wealthy families.
It's hard to have lived through that 2-hour tribal and have it condensed to 20 minutes and see how moments were cut out and connected.
These women, who have all witnessed and lived through so much horror, are also subject to extreme stigma if they have witnessed or suffered sexual violence.
I hate to bring all this up, but I lived through fans routinely chanting, "George sucks" at the Stadium, and those fans weren't wrong or unappreciative.
Investors, he said, could benefit because he has lived through the financial crisis and more recent hot spots including the frenzy for bitcoin and cannabis stocks.
Born in Dresden in 1932, he lived through Nazism, the Second World War, and the Communist occupation, before defecting to the West in the nineteen-sixties.
The novelist Esmeralda Santiago also contributed a story, illustrated by Jon Woodard, about her grandfather, who lived through a hurricane that hit the island in 1928.
Nearly four years after the 2016 primary debate season began, the memories haven't faded for some of the Republican operatives and candidates who lived through it.
One book in particular, "Above the Roof," has helped some identify and overcome fears triggered by everyday events, a residual effect of having lived through conflict.
I was lucky — the one tornado that I lived through as a young child roared through town while I was in the safety of my school.
But Wednesday's remarks struck a chord in a nation that has lived through two world wars and only in recent decades has acknowledged its collaborationist past.
"This place personalizes for me what my ancestors lived through," said Mr. Moore, chief executive of Charleston's International African American Museum, scheduled to open in 2019.
In a gesture of penitence, Fidelma spends time at an advice center for migrants and refugees run by Varya, who lived through the siege of Sarajevo.
And if she'd just lived a little longer, she could have lived through two more world wars, another great depression and a president resigning in disgrace.
In fact, we just lived through the second-hottest year ever recorded, according to the Copernicus Climate Change Service, the European Union's flagship climate monitoring organization.
This is an allegation that tosses Peter into a tailspin, particularly since he lived through the two-faced hell of Luke Parker during The Bachelorette 2019.
I lived through a horrific earthquake in Mexico City in 1985, which at the time had some of the most stringent building codes in the world.
Perhaps, she said, because they have lived through a recession, they are aware of the need to save, in case of a job loss or illness.
It will be energizing the communication sector of your chart, which is totally inconvenient due to the Mercury retrograde, but whatever, you've lived through worse, Cap.
He lived through his first big trade, seeing Dallas abruptly abort its planned Doncic/Smith Jr. partnership when the chance arose to acquire his pal Porzingis.
If there's anyone you would expect to be bullish, it might be the young adults entering the work force, who have never lived through a recession.
Then she shared some wisdom from her own perspective of having lived through a hotly contested election race for a position that's traditionally been a boy's club.
And the results of another part of the study, about a group of mice who also lived through many hours of cellphone radiation, are not out yet.
"The descriptions are different from the reality that I lived through," Kraus, 88, wrote in an exclusive email interview with PEOPLE from her home in Netanya, Israel.
We lived through a very poisonous set of events with the poll tax and in the 98523's we had the Iraq war which was very contentious.
That worries a lot of Spaniards who lived through the 36-year nationalist dictatorship of General Francisco Franco who ruled over Spain until his death in 1975.
Fashion was a lot of things in the '90s — eclectic, sophisticated, minimal, maximal — but those of us who lived through it can attest: It was not sexy.
A 23-year-old who lived through the crash died earlier this week, and authorities have identified the only living survivor as 19-year-old Mailen Diaz.
"(People) have lived through terror, but still cannot cope because the economy is bad, they have health issues, (or) they cannot afford to live here," Abubakar argues.
For a conflict that's been so well-covered by popular culture, the Vietnam War itself has remained largely misunderstood, even by the people who lived through it.
People who lived through past eruptions speak of profound despair at losing homes and their way of life but also about new opportunities and perspectives they gained.
He has lived through both World Wars and survived the Nazi concentration camp of Auschwitz in 1943 where he lost his wife, according to Guinness World Records.
They're serious accusations that caused anguish for the women who lived through it, and that pain multiplies in strength when the alleged offender is in the headlines.
"Depression and anxiety can be both emotional and physical, and having lived through it, all I can say is that the struggle is worth it," Bosworth wrote.
Others cite the fact that they lived through Hurricane Andrew in 1992—the costliest storm in US history before Katrina—as proof that they can endure anything.
As a woman who's lived through the events Maggy forteold, the prophecy must seem even more terrifying — especially since not all of its aspects have happened yet.
The commentary was unlikely to satisfy historians and people who lived through that time and have called for a more candid and thorough examination of its lessons.
More than 21986,21987 people who lived through the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki are still alive, and some are sharing their stories, and thoughts about the visit.
Since then, we have lived through nearly a decade of his absence – from parent-teacher conferences, from holiday dinners, from trips (thankfully few) to the emergency room.
Having lived through the previous decade of tumult and political division, he knew the importance an attitude of conciliation can play in the life of a nation.
Caren Stelson's "Sachiko: A Nagasaki Bomb Survivor's Story" (Carolrhoda Books/Lerner Publishing Group), a true story about a young girl who lived through the bombing of Nagasaki.
" Tate said that "I have lived through this horror," and that granting Beausoleil freedom "is not a gamble that the people of California would want to take.
But she takes us behind its regimented displays of military might into the suffering of citizens who have lived through decades of international sanctions, isolation and malnutrition.
It is by focusing on this singular disaster that Lloyd Parry finds he can come to grips with the world historical events he has just lived through.
She lived through more than a dozen hospitalizations, brutal, failed treatments and brain surgery before we were able to find a combination of drugs to stop them.
I had lived through several smaller earthquakes in Mexico City in 2012 and 2013, and also a 7.1 earthquake while reporting from Tapachula, Mexico in June 2017.
And part of it was that I didn't even really know about Partition until I was in college—and I'm South Asian, my family lived through Partition.
Even Linenger, who lived through what was perhaps Mir's most tumultuous period, could not resist the strong feelings of kinship, comfort, and belonging inspired by the station.
Americans who lived through the decades of lead oblivion, as well as children and adults who continue to be exposed today, need to be watched and treated.
She has to do her best to survive alongside what looks like the only other person who lived through the crash, a man played by Corey Hawkins.
For Ms. Fardin, the link with the #NiUnaMenos movement was clear: it had pushed her to think about what she had lived through while a child star.
But to anyone who lived through the Merrick Garland and Brett Kavanaugh nominations, the idea that this norm would be resilient absent Trump's Twitter provocations seems laughable.
"For those who lived through the trauma of racial terrorism and segregation, or grew up in its long shadow, this history haunts the campaign trail," she writes.
He never learned whether his parents had survived the Holocaust, but two of his sisters and two brothers lived through the war and settled in different countries.
It's plain dishonesty: How could anyone who has lived through the quagmire of Iraq and Afghanistan think war with Iran will be anything but long and brutal?
Lam sat up all night, the glow of his phone illuminating each new twist in a case that he had lived through but never understood until now.
But I wanted to write a book that people might see a little of themselves in, and many of us have lived through financial stress and confusion.
"We studied many historical events like World War II and the Vietnam and Korean Wars, but this was stuff I had actually lived through," Mr. Mann said.
More divided than ever after an inconclusive election, the country has lived through four terrorist attacks in recent months — three by British Muslims and one against them.
Below, seven people who lived through the last recession share the financial mistakes they made, and how they&aposre adjusting to be better prepared for the next.
"I lived through Reagan and Bush, and I know how it feels to settle in for a long term of policies you don't like," Ms. Stokes said.
The hippie-dippie studio work from the early '60s reeled in those who lived through the era (and wanted to be a version of the Rolling Stones).
They had lived through a long independence struggle and the guerrilla group, the Eritrean People's Liberation Front (EPLF), had been instrumental in liberating the country from Ethiopia.
To some black leaders who lived through the prosecution, however, it remains a reason, all these years later, for grave concern about a Sessions-led Justice Department.
Having lived through devastating world wars and hyperinflation, economically conservative Germans rely heavily on cash and even in their banking prefer simple saving products, particularly cash deposits.
Much like the Boy Who Lived only to become the Man Who Lived Through Too Much, we've seen what the world can look like at its darkest.
She's lived through a number of hurricanes and said that residents are used to the wind, rain and the few fallen trees that come from such storms.
For modern historians, the dates blur at the edges; for many people who lived through that era, especially in labyrinthine London, almost nothing was not a blur.
Research on white racial attitudes and collective memory shows that white Southerners who lived through the civil rights movement viewed themselves, not people of color, as victimized.
Others think the higher rate is the result of Americans who lived through the Great Recession — and were scarred by it — preparing for the next market crash.
Both men have lived through the Great Depression, a World War, and seven seasons of HBO's Arli$; both are far closer to the end than the beginning.
Do not fear doubtful tongues; The truth in your heart is stronger, As long as you resist in a land That has lived through raids and victory.
Kulthoum lived through the golden age of Cairo at the height of its cosmopolitan appeal—an era of cinema and music that saw the city gain worldwide fame.
"We lived through this 10 years ago," Jason Ring, the president of the Manitowoc Area Visitor and Convention Bureau, said from a counter covered in maps and brochures.
I mean, I know how it feels to have a face full of bumps and pimples," she told Elle UK. "I lived through that in the public eye.
There's absolutely no doubt that we've entered a new phase of the Cold War, something that many of us who lived through the 1990s thought might be over.
Yet, the poverty many Americans have lived through – and are living through still – doesn't begin to scratch the surface of what these people must be trying to flee.
The idyllic young family in flashbacks are always in stark contrast to the fractured, grown up family that's lived through the hardships of life outside the family unit.
"Friendiversary" celebrates, in perfectly bizarre Broad City fashion, that they stayed friends, and all the "can you believe that even happened?!" days they've lived through along the way.
Operatives who'd lived through the hacks looked back on 2016 as a traumatic event: Hillary Clinton's campaign chair, John Podesta, saw a decade's worth of personal emails exposed.
Because I'm a different generation, brought up in the 1970s, who lived through quite a lot of gender bias behavior in my working life for a long time.
For many women who have lived through similar betrayals in life, another narrative has taken hold in recent years: Hillary Clinton is the model of an indomitable woman.
But, you know, if we don&apost get this information before those of us who lived through it die, it&aposs going to feed the conspiracy theories forever.
Those of Norse descent who lived through the events of the 820s, would not, of course, have feared the anger of a god they did not believe in.
Those who lived through the final days of Islamic State's self-declared caliphate said many people had stayed or were trapped in trenches, tunnels and tents in Baghouz.
He also painted a picture of a future Clinton administration mired in investigations, scandals and legal proceedings that would be familiar to anyone who lived through the 1990s.
"There are still aftershocks preceded by booms and, for those of us who have just lived through an earthquake, it has a great effect, particularly psychologically," she said.
But Democrats still hold some 35 rural districts of their own, and Pelosi lived through the Democratic election wipeout that followed passage of the 1994 assault weapons ban.
Whether or not you actually lived through the gnarly 10 years known as the '80s, you know it was a very interesting moment in history — especially for beauty.
For a person who has lived through a lot of made-for-TV reality, the true story of her son's birth was about as unscripted as it gets.
I'm old enough to have lived through Amos 'n' Andy where you had white people in blackface playing two black characters just magnifying the stereotypes about black people.
They may not save the world, but as anyone who has ever lived through middle school can attest, sometimes sheer survival is a win all on its own.
We lived through six terrible years where I had to use my husband and my other two boys as 'bodyguards'—never knowing when Yuval would have an outburst.
For many people in their 20s, 9/11 was one of their first major memories—and they've already lived through the Great Recession and the rise of Trump.
"Of all the things that I have lived through all my life, I never thought there were still so many people in this world that care," she said.
Moss, 51, grew up in Miami's inner-city Overtown neighborhood and as a teenager lived through rioting after white police officers fatally beat a black motorcyclist in 1980.
That includes 22017% of those aged 24.7 and over, who lived through Pearl Harbor and WWII, and 59% of millennials, who largely came of age post-9/11.
Conservative-minded people aren't going to be thrilled with a Clinton presidency, but they've already lived through eight years of Bill Clinton and eight years of Barack Obama.
Having lived through all of those losing seasons at Sun Devil Stadium to get to see it hosting the team's most important game in franchise history was amazing.
And having lived through the searing experience and the searing pain of the financial crisis and having the industry come through less diverse, this is a potential solution.
"I lived through all of communism but have never seen society so divided," said an elderly protester at a recent protest outside the prime minister's chancellery in Warsaw.
The We Need To Talk About Kevin star has already lived through her kids' childhood, but for George and Amal, this will be their first go at parenting.
He was born around 1832 and has lived through both World Wars, the completion of the Eiffel Tower, and the first powered flight, according to Guinness World Records.  
He was born around 1832 and has lived through both World Wars, the completion of the Eiffel Tower, and the first powered flight, according to Guinness World Records.
The journalist and author Mikhail Zygar founded Project 1917, which creates daily social media feeds featuring the statements of those who lived through the events a century ago.
But to many older residents, who lived through the 20173 Battle of Okinawa in World War II, such a favorable view of the American military presence is unimaginable.
"The government thought a snap of their fingers would bring peace to a city that has lived through so much violence in the past few years," she said.
Other preppers have been in combat, or lived through natural disasters that remind them how keeping extra water, supplies, and guns on hand is not a bad idea.
Our understanding of the risks associated with nuclear energy is shaped by what's about to happen to the people of Chernobyl—but they haven't lived through it yet.
If you've lived through the hell of public middle school, you're probably familiar with the markers for sexual experiences: first base, second base, third base, and home run.
I'm old enough to have lived through 'Amos 'n' Andy,' where you had white people in blackface playing two black characters just magnifying the stereotypes about black people.
Rick and Morgan roll up to the scene and can't tell from the carnage if Carol lived through it and left, or if she's been kidnapped, or what.
Like Pierce, Lincoln lived through the deaths of her sons (one before Abe's term, one during, and one after), and her occult process of choice was also seances.
In the newsroom, monitoring social media and breaking news nine hours a day, we found ourselves covering the most peculiar and jarring political environment we had lived through.
Growing up on a West Virginia truck-stop, Jeremiah "Terminator" Leroy had lived through an abusive childhood watching his "lot lizard" mother turn tricks to feed her habit.
During my time as British Ambassador to North Korea, I lived through three of these exercises — from 2006 to 2008 — and I observed the same pattern each time.
I'm old enough to have lived through Amos 'n' Andy where you had white people in blackface playing two black characters just magnifying the stereotypes about black people.
" Smith adds, "[A] Tootsie's patron as immediate as last night, mentioned having lived through the polio epidemic and didn't recall such extreme measures being handed down in history.
Diandra Douglas, a documentary film producer and philanthropist, said that it was difficult for her to read "Long Way Home," having already lived through its harrowing details herself.
Since the collapse of the Soviet Union a quarter-century ago, that rugged outpost of the old empire has lived through separatist agitation, terrorism and two bloody wars.

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