He had his issues, but he was strong, he persevered.
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But he persevered and made himself into a better man.
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Despite her misgivings — and mounting debt — Cuney persevered and passed.
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Beyond all the doctors' expectations he made it, he persevered.
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As the demonstrations led to deadly crackdowns, Burri's protesters persevered.
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Mr. Mansky, though, persevered in the face of such absurdity.
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But through the grace and mercy of God, I persevered.
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But the journey was grueling, and only 30,000 adventurers persevered.
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Some, like PepsiCo, have persevered in moving toward fresher fare.
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But Ballentine, who was wounded in the incident, has persevered.
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But he didn't listen, and persevered until he got here.
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McGahn said that ensuring that records are persevered is standard business.
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Yet each group of immigrants persevered, believed in America, and prospered.
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Despite these police tactics people persevered to get their message out.
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Through it all, Gallegos persevered even when his father voiced concerns.
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She was blinded and lost a leg — but she had persevered.
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And while one child was shot, the school persevered, he said.
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But faced with these and other realities, the attendees cheerily persevered.
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He persevered over the official bureaucracy, which he said discourages volunteers.
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Venus persevered while battling Sjogren's syndrome, an energy-sapping autoimmune disease.
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But she persevered, found other jobs, and worked her way up.
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However, I have persevered until now and will stay resilient throughout.
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"When you feel like you've persevered," consider yourself a New Yorker.
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But she persevered, attending the Sylvia Young Theater School on weekends.
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Most have persevered, however, in lives of not quite quiet desperation.
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She persevered, and in March 2003, she was rescued from her captivity.
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Yet somehow, despite plenty of technically better options, the GIF has persevered.
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So they persevered and they are reaping the fruits of their patience.
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Or that we worked hard and persevered, even when times were tough?
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Those who persevered emerged from the theater at about 8:00 a.m.
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But he has persevered against long odds to return to top form.
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And yet, they persevered, and thrived and uplifted the world beyond measure.
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Trying to study illegal substances created challenges for researchers, but many persevered.
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She did her homework, persevered, never forgot who she was fighting for.
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"We've always persevered through adversity and we'll do it again," he added.
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A few like eBay and Amazon persevered and transformed the global marketplace.
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But Small and company eventually persevered because local backers could see their utility.
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"We persevered in the face of adversity," Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin said.
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Through all of that, he persevered and continued making music with Linkin Park.
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We stayed on this land and persevered the original Hebrew language and Torah.
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But he persevered, got his scholarship back and earned a criminal justice degree.
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Johnson persevered, building a big enough lead that the penalty was not consequential.
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But Petersen and Glover persevered, convincing a few senators to change their minds.
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Despite this profoundly unacceptable behavior, the special counsel persevered and wrote his report.
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The doctors could not guarantee that I would walk again, but I persevered.
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Alda persevered, attended Fordham University and studied theater and improvisation in New York.
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And I had reported on the women who persevered behind Linden in Boston.
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They persevered and landed at Valley Stream airfield on Long Island on Oct.
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" She added, "However, she persevered with humor and dignity, with courage and resilience.
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But Apple persevered with the look that was faithful to its original iPhone silhouette.
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He almost gave up on it, he says, but persevered at his wife's insistence.
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Despite the hatred and the vitriol permeating discussions of Islam, Muslim women have persevered.
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Though a few years ago he had to let workers go, Sam has persevered.
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Mr. Cao and several friends later bought a stake in the business and persevered.
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"He said to persevere, so I persevered for a few more weeks," Langer said.
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They even thought about going back to Cuba at one point, but they persevered.
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The potbellied pig had persevered through abuse to ensure her piglets would have a future.
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When I was younger, I persevered with that and now I can't really be bothered.
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They endured troubling times but pushed each other to work through their issues and persevered.
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Now, they're finding that the Mayans didn't just die off—people reorganized themselves and persevered.
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Xavier and Creighton have persevered despite less-than-ideal circumstances over the last two months.
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It took a lot of gumption and Googling but I persevered, and you can, too!
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It's a surprise to many observers that the laconic and even-tempered Straus has persevered.
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And he persevered in his defiance of skeptics to prove that multiple bypasses were practical.
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Still, I persevered, moving the arm that instinctively crept across my tummy to hide it.
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Nevertheless, Feo persevered on laptop and antique instrument until he had constructed a solid set.
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But, above all, Minaj has persevered because she is always in control of her craft.
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But she persevered and went on to earn a Ph.D. in history from Cambridge University.
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These humble German shoes, with the cork insole that molds to your foot, have persevered.
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Here's how I persevered and became even more successful with less time in my day.
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Iconic technologists, boundary-pushing VCs, entrepreneurs who've persevered, done the work and reaped the rewards.
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I will always remember the times where he persevered and sacrificed for the better good.
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But LeVias persevered, scoring 22 touchdowns and racking up 2,275 receiving yards at Southern Methodist.
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Her debut album was released six years ago; she persevered through years of journeywoman work.
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For nearly a decade, the Lovings persevered, until the 1967 Supreme Court case, Loving v.
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Still, Seitz persevered, took home the crown, and is now headed to the national competition.
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The Badgers, who won their 14th straight game against the Boilermakers, persevered despite four turnovers.
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Judges in Egypt persevered after Gamal Abdel Nasser, Egypt's old dictator, purged nearly 200 in 1969.
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But she persevered, and figured out how to prove that her muscular shape can fit in.
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Sadly, Piggy's siblings died, but he persevered, and made fast friends with a puppy named Nikita.
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Thankfully, she persevered, and her eclectic training has helped to shape her trajectory as a composer.
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We have persevered in the face of these attacks, and we will continue to do so.
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But they've persevered, in addition to helping dispel the social stigma sometimes associated with dropping out.
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Country crooner Dolly Parton said faith is the reason why she has persevered over the years.
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"She never gave up, she always persevered," the actress says in the current issue of PEOPLE.
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At the time, the residents of the South Bronx had persevered through years of incessant arsons.
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Still, the drone persevered, though many of its weather-monitoring instruments were damaged in the collision.
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"You have gone through hell and back again but you have persevered every time," one wrote.
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In time, several hockey leagues were formed, but it was the National Hockey League that persevered.
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The ultra-fit Kerber persevered despite seeing her opponent save 13 break points in the match.
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Not sure of what the future held, I persevered as if my life depended on it.
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Because of conservationists — indeed, because of the existence of the national parks — the bison had persevered.
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He persevered, treating her "like a princess," and after only a couple dates, she came around.
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What I'm supposed to tell you is that I worked hard and persevered – and I did.
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More often than not, they've persevered, extracting every usable drop of value from every healthy body.
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They have persevered through illness, injury, snowstorms and personnel moves to win three of those games.
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He said he had persevered and become a community organizer and advocate for people like him.
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Instead, they've bravely fought for themselves and their families, and persevered in the face of adversity.
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And it's because of this time where my life was threatened and I persevered through it.
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That he has persevered in cool and steady fashion is evidence of his tenacity, his colleagues say.
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The wife of Tom Brady persevered to become one of the most sought-after faces in fashion.
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I persevered then cleaned up the mess and stress-ate four cheese scones straight from the oven.
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It was an unpromising setup for a promising performer, but Daya persevered — perhaps attacked is more accurate.
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Walker persevered, built a business empire and invented the model that is known today as direct sales.
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Undeterred, and with the help of his tech-savvy friend and co-director Dylan Reeve, he persevered.
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But they persevered, and in 2011 they found a house, built around 1920, that met their needs.
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I like people who are passionate, who have persevered and who are clearly humble and not arrogant.
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Two of the relatives asked him how he persevered through the frustrations of his 15-year investigation.
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She nevertheless persevered, gave interviews and in time gained some recognition for her pioneering role in cinema.
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But Love persevered, is now enjoying an All-Star season, and is four years younger than Anthony.
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"We persevered through everything," Andrew King, an Army senior linebacker, said of the game and the season.
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But, with Nadira's encouragement, I persevered, and soon I was able, with delight, to follow Augustus's development.
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Her drive was to keep playing, no matter the consequences; even when women were sidelined, she persevered.
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But she persevered, finding ways to film even when she stayed home raising her son, Mathieu Demy.
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I cursed the Armor and persevered as the doc barely mentioned 40's immense contributions to Drake's sound.
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Despite seeing many of his best players depart over the last two seasons, the Dutchman has honourably persevered.
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Faced with the daunting task of running the zoo and raising two young children alone, Terri, 54, persevered.
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He has been through a lot in his one and a half years, but has persevered every time.
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He also persevered with its Pure digital radio business, despite it repeatedly failing to break into the black.
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Knowing that she's real and finally getting to touch her and know that we persevered for that moment.
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The good news, for those who persevered nonetheless, is that the third is the best of them all.
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I persevered through stereotypes and judgment so that her path could be a little bit easier than mine.
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Then, more calls from children came in, thus beginning a long holiday tradition that's persevered to this day.
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But he persevered through six innings, then got some help from J.D. Martinez to get that breakthrough win.
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The Mountaineers persevered and went on a 27-3 run to cut the Wolverines' lead to 70-64.
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She had trained hard, set goals, and persevered to reach this point: the Connecticut girls indoor track championships.
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"We persevered then, and will now," Mohammad Javad Zarif tweeted in reference to the chemical attack on Sardasht.
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Hamilton is definitely an expert on the subject, he's persevered through 3 brain tumors and overcome testicular cancer.
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But Mr. Rostenkowski persevered, and thanks to his clout and deal making, a bill limped to the Senate.
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But Michael R. Bloomberg persevered to become, at last count by Forbes magazine, the world's eighth richest person.
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The first couple of days were riddled with brutal opiate withdrawals that got marginally better as he persevered.
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Mr. Mubarak persevered against that advice, and an uprising against his long rule removed him from power in 2011.
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I thought it was a little unfortunate that they got the second goal, but we persevered in the end.
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It's a balmy 77 degrees on Christmas day, and I am glad to have persevered through the days prior.
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In comments following her win, Hyde-Smith said she "persevered" and "got through things" on the way to victory.
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It has persevered through fires, multiple royal dynasties, the civil war, Francisco Franco's dictatorship and the establishment of democracy.
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Through responsible budget practices and responsive fiscal policy, Utah persevered through the economic recession and climbed to the top.
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Parliamentarians in the past have persevered through intense pressures to rule impartially during highly partisan and intense reconciliation battles.
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Dr. Capla said she feels protective of Mr. Mason, who can seem so vulnerable, but who has persevered nonetheless.
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"I like people who are passionate, who have persevered and who are clearly humble and not arrogant," he says.
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She, and the women like her, we agreed, were creatures that persevered like crazy, and often against all odds.
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Of course, the gritty Mack persevered through seven seasons in Cleveland before getting this shot at the Super Bowl.
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It was the first language I learned, and I've persevered with it since, through the good times and bad.
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There, the family persevered by living in a tent that was constantly flooded with water up to their knees.
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Not one to be deterred, I persevered, downloading every possible dating app and creating accounts on various dating sites.
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The party never happened, and spring came and went, but she persevered, despite endless chemo treatments and experimental procedures.
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I kind of want to be known as amazing fighter, a person who persevered against everything, against all odds.
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HAPPY AT HOME Kyle Larson persevered through four late restarts to win the Auto Club 400 in Fontana, Calif.
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But he persevered from there, and he landed the Growing Pains role shortly after Night went off the air.
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Bana's mother, Fatemah Alabed, said she felt "nervous and angry" by the criticism, but she persevered with the tweets anyway.
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Yet the slogan has persevered into Trump's presidency, raising questions about whether the administration would seek to punish his adversaries.
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Despite these challenges, the team persevered, competing in international tournaments and even winning an exhibition game against NATO's women's team.
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Humble yet assured, with backs straight and chins up, they shared how they persevered in the face of extreme adversity.
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Mr. Kitcheon, however, said he knew he could always make more money and in spite of addiction, their love persevered.
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In 2014, Krupa explained to Us that the cross-country relationship wasn't easy, but she persevered for over seven years.
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Many storms have come and gone – but Tionne "T-Boz" Watkins persevered and is finally opening up about her journey.
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In 1990, denied the party's nomination for governor by the economist Pierre Rinfret, he persevered as the Conservative Party candidate.
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But the former vice president has persevered and could be on the cusp of sweeping aside the entire Democratic field.
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Sakkari persevered past Williams on Friday despite trailing in both sets, and she again displayed the knack for a comeback.
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We understood that the people who had persevered through everything, including Wounded Knee, knew how easily the world could end.
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Nevertheless, she and others persevered — and over the past century, women have made steady progress overcoming societal norms and obstacles.
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Ms. Ranitskaya persevered for almost two years, across 19533 pages, drawing the small, spunky figure mostly in black and white.
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I do think we should have persevered and come over longer, but since then we absolutely love coming to the States.
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She also persevered with carrying the seven-inch trophy that's pictured in the Instagram post in her bag at all times.
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She, more than any of us, persevered through an incredibly difficult campaign and her commitment and stamina inspired us every day.
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Rough first periods have been common at home this season, although the Rangers have persevered and won eight straight at MSG.
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While nearby villages fell victim to tourism and development, Yumingzui persevered, clinging to ancient fishing rites and homes made of seaweed.
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Still, the Fed has persevered in hiking rates gradually, with this week's raise being the third quarter-point move in 5003.
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She waved them away the first two times they came, and when they persevered she chased them out with a broom.
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Best known for hits like "Free Bird" and "Sweet Home Alabama," Lynyrd Skynyrd have persevered as standard-bearers of 1970s rock.
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The "model minority" stereotype portrays Asian Americans as having "made it": They worked hard and persevered and achieved the American dream.
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They were moved by how he persevered through the lean times to climb back to the top of a PGA Tour leaderboard.
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If things had gone according to plan, Ms. Duval told Opera News in 2009, she would never have persevered as a musician.
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But it's persevered unflinchingly since 1978, which is when Bruce and Heather Hiebert opened Patit Creek Restaurant at the edge of town.
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She said Medicaid also refused to pay for drugs prescribed by her children's doctors, but she persevered and got the decision reversed.
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They shouldn't have survived, but I think kudos to Reed Hastings and those folks who persevered over, I forget now the company.
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In May, people in the town of Phalodi, India persevered through the hottest day in the country's history—a sweltering 123.8 degrees.
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She explained that scientists had given up looking through M3's poor-quality data, but that Li persevered using many statistical tests.
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" Nevertheless, she persevered, because, in her own wise words, "I don't think I think I should be afraid to try anything new.
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Last year, Titans rookie quarterback-cum-savior Marcus Mariota persevered through terrible protection and the mid-season ouster of his head coach.
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As Arya stabbed the Night King, and the reanimated dead shattered all around, and goodness persevered, and life won, I was released.
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Mazda persevered with its four-cylinder diesel engine (SkyActive-D) for the American market, only to postpone its introduction time and again.
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If they persevered past the coverage of our President, they would soon identify the curious figure of the millennial as a suspect.
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He persevered through operations on both of his knees, and he was often overshadowed by the other brilliant centers of his time.
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The nonagenarian persevered through Prohibition, World War II, and the rise, fall, and resurrection of Downtown LA. Now he's just having fun.
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We were friends and I loved his non-sci-fi work, so I persevered with his sci-fi but to no avail.
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Despite its difficulties, the system persevered until mid-1975, when it was terminated and all students, teachers and administrators returned to Vietnam.
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"It has made me better and stronger than what I thought I could ever be," she said, triumphant that she had persevered.
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But the players on the current team persevered, and banners featuring their faces and the Olympic rings are now scattered across Uiseong.
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In short, they have persevered as business and kitchen partners; and now in their 60s, they show no signs of slowing down.
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For hundreds of years, Hispanics have endured, persevered, and succeeded in the United States -- and that will always be something to celebrate.
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"She&aposs that all-American woman who has persevered through so much, so that&aposs what drew me to her," he continued.
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We heard stories from young people who have persevered in the face of death, mental illness, sports injuries, academic struggles and more.
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In Turkey, he has faced considerable opposition due to his practice, yet he has persevered, infusing his works with humor and irony.
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She had persevered through tragedy, having lost three brothers to gang-related violence in Jamaica and a fourth to a car accident.
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It took tamping down her male colleagues' inflated egos and testy temperaments, and trusting in her own professional instincts, but this woman persevered.
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But, Louis persevered and he came back on the show for a date with someone new, and — spoiler alert — it went really well!
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The death toll of the 6.2 magnitude earthquake that recently hit central Italy has risen to the hundreds, but one little cat persevered.
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In 1982, Atari relaunched the VCS as the 2600 (bringing out the low-cost 2600 Jr. soon after), and it persevered until 1992.
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But Morris persevered, and in 2013 she moved to Nashville, where she scored a publishing deal and began writing songs for A-listers.
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They were tough but insecure men, emotionally stunted, men who had been beaten down by Western society but had persevered out of duty.
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African-American men and women have persevered through hardship and pervasive discrimination to create an American identity inherent to the fabric of America.
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Throughout their career, the Williams sisters have persevered as various obstacles were thrown in their way by the organizations that control the sport.
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Under heavier scrutiny than most everyone else, he persevered into what is in track and field sprinting doddering old age, and yet prevailed.
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But Humiston persevered, tracing her to a cellar where a local gang kept girls bound for the South American white slave trade. Yes!
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Yet some artist residencies (for example, La Macolla Creativa, El Avispero, and Terra Gráfica) have persevered by partnering with international universities and institutions.
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And it's a vision shared by the civil rights movement, which overcame obstacle after obstacle, and persevered in the face of daunting odds.
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As the search dragged on, the team and its frustrated fans persevered in temporary conditions at Yankee Stadium that were far from perfect.
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But despite such violence they have persevered, turning the centre of Iraq into a collective non-sectarian vision of art, music and resistance.
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Still, the springs have persevered because enterprising residents have fought for the survival of their water culture, teaming up to clean neglected fountains.
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But as they have so many other times this season, the Giants — unlike other recent editions that had repeatedly lost tight games — persevered.
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"I humbly stand on stage for those who were stung by racism or sexism or any other insidious bias and persevered," Smith said.
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But I didn't want to seem like an idiot in front of my now-husband, who thought they looked ugly, so I persevered!
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But I persevered, choosing to instead drink some seltzer, vodka and grapefruit juice while the rest of my dinner guests ate the cake.
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A few young Italians who had been heading in a Popish direction, like Tano Festa and Mario Schifano, persevered, at least for a while.
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Despite the lack of recognition, and having to work full-time, Crockett persevered and produced a remarkable body of work deserving of our attention.
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It happened not only because of the appeal of our values, but because we backed them with our power and persevered in their defense.
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I know we had some really terrible moments during that whole period, but I think we persevered and we really got our shit together.
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"Sexual assault survivors have persevered through trauma, and their resilience is a character quality we respect, honor and welcome in Oakland," Mayor Schaaf said.
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Mukwege was very aware of the risks and deeply concerned about his safety and his family's, but he persevered and continued to speak up.
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The tortoise persevered and surpassed the hare, its dominance affirmed on July 20, 1969, when Apollo 11 astronauts set foot on the lunar surface.
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Erik Karlsson, a two-time Norris Trophy winner, has persevered through groin injuries and dished out more assists (73) than anyone in the playoffs.
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But she persevered, and in 2015, two momentous events occurred: She performed "Giselle" and the next month, at 37, she was promoted to principal.
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By April 2017, only 10 Blockbuster stores remained in the US. Against all odds, the location in the small town of Bend has persevered.
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But the 78-year-old persevered and has once again proven conventional wisdom wrong, winning here and taking the lead in the latest national polls.
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As in other wine regions with precipitous hillside vineyards, like Cornas, stalwart growers persevered even as much of the rest of the world ignored them.
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He did it in ways that have infuriated leaders of both parties and what seems like 100 percent of the news media, but he persevered.
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Even in Game 6, despite the foul trouble and ejection that will take on the look of a tipping point for these Finals, Curry persevered.
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The Warriors, who played without their injured star Kevin Durant, persevered on the road to close out a tightly contested series, four games to two.
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But the Clippers persevered in front of a fun crowd, displaying the sort of physical and mental toughness that has been their hallmark this season.
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It showed America's eagerness to embrace a man who persevered through years of setbacks, especially self-inflicted ones, regardless of whatever selective amnesia that requires.
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Gwyneth Paltrow became a lifestyle brand, superhero spandex took over, Broadway persevered, black art and gay culture came of age, and bingeing became a thing.
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Big Bird was often flustered but persevered with the help of his neighbors on Sesame Street, where puppet creatures and humans lived side by side.
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Big Bird was often flustered but persevered with the help of his neighbors on Sesame Street, where puppet creatures and humans lived side by side.
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While his own family didn't talk about their "pain or struggles," he said, they persevered, and this project gave them another chance to open up.
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The company does everything it can to push users to buy new phones, or take their phones in for repair at Apple stores, but I persevered.
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With a stirring display of resilience this season, the Irish overcame a dispiriting series of knee injuries and persevered until the team hoisted the championship trophy.
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Concert attendees persevered in ponchos and high spirits as Swift proceeded (without a freakin' hitch and with lots of smiles) with her roughly 90-minute set.
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Disheartened yet determined, guitarist and songwriter Greg Camp (who, ironically, is not a sports fan) persevered, finding inspiration in the letters he received from young fans.
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He recalled her effort to reform health care during her husband's administration, which ultimately failed even as she persevered in the battle for children's health insurance.
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We got that one in the spring after so many heartbreaks, and then, today it looked like it wasn't going to happen and we just persevered.
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I'm pretty sure that some of the challenges had no solution, and were instead cleverly disguised tests of how we persevered in the face of failure.
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Some of the region's richer countries opposed, and mounted legal challenges to, the program over what they complained were backdoor subsidies, but the central bank persevered.
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Jones is likely to miss the rest of the season, a devastating blow for a team that has persevered through a spate of injuries this season.
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The Democratic machine there persevered even after the 1986 suicide of its powerful leader, Donald R. Manes, who took his own life amid a corruption scandal.
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Even when her drop shots landed halfway up the net on her own side of the court, she persevered, and in time, momentum swung her way.
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But Ms. Gomez persevered, and though she had to buy the chairs herself, she gradually gained a following and the grudging admiration of the club's owner.
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Although Rosset persevered with various small-scale publishing enterprises, he lacked the capital to compete for major books, and he died penniless, or close to it.
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Over the past 250 years, a small business in Columbus, Ohio, has persevered through the Great Depression, two World Wars, the Great Recession and 220 presidents.
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He persevered despite sprays of vitriol from this nation's president, Donald J. Trump, who in 2017 used the specter of this black man to stir resentments.
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But he persevered and graduated in 1959 from the Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, where he was the only black student in his class.
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But there is hope, and if not hope, international attention from Aparicio and Roma put a light on people who have persevered regardless of the fanfare.
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Old Lady is too old to be dealing with weather in the negatives, but somehow the 10-year-old St. Bernard persevered for more than two weeks.
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The discovery of Ball's Antarctic Tundra Beetle shows traces of Gondwana's ancient ecosystem persevered in Antarctica for millions of years after the supercontinent itself broke apart. [ZooKeys]
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I'm proud that Hillary has persevered through so many challenging situations and awesome responsibilities, always done her homework, taken setbacks in stride and finally reached this point.
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The loyalty, generosity and engagement of our alumni are indisputable and have persevered through many controversial changes, including the college's decision to enroll women 40 years ago.
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Yet, through it all, and especially in these last weeks, they have persevered and continued to uphold the principles of justice, equality and the rule of law.
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The club persevered, reassured by medical assessments that suggested Alisson would fill out — a dim echo of the growth issues faced by Messi early in his career.
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Unfortunately, SpaceX was not aware of the new probability estimate from the Air Force, and as such persevered in its decision not to adjust its satellite's trajectory.
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But the combination of what Nate brings, what Brian brings, what I bring, put that together, and I think that's how we've persevered through all the challenges.
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PANTHERS 13, RAMS 10 Cam Newton persevered through five sacks to pass for 225 yards and a touchdown, and the Carolina defense shut down host Los Angeles.
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Though the engines initially leaked, and the parachutes took years to perfect — such a system hadn't been used since the Apollo program decades ago — Boeing eventually persevered.
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He faced all the same difficulties as Robinson, overcame all the same hurdles and persevered to have a great career, helping Cleveland win the 1948 World Series.
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Here, Steven Laxton shares a selection of his portraits, his thoughts behind the work, and the stories of how each person has persevered in the face of discrimination.
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With any luck, Judy will be both a realistic portrayal of Garland and the abuses she endured, but also a tribute to her incredible talent that persevered nonetheless.
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Time and time again in these stories, perfectly average, innocent American families are confronted by ghosts who have persevered for centuries, who remain vengeful for the damage done.
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But Lasso persevered on Monday, holding a rally under the pouring rain in his coastal hometown of Guayaquil and vowing to keep battling what he said was fraud.
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But he persevered, because he could make more money than at home, and eventually got a job as a doorman at a multi-story apartment complex in Tehran.
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Motivation: Other experiments found that when happy and sad participants were asked to perform a difficult mental task, those in a bad mood tried harder and persevered more.
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Mr. Cuomo has persevered, toying with sincerity and distance, even collaborating — sardonically or with commercial calculation — with rappers (Lil Wayne) and radio pop professionals on "Raditude" in 2009.
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But the term persevered into the second half of the 20th century, when New York's preservation drive led many areas to adopt names that reflected their historical value.
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Unimaginative and unwieldy, it distracted from the song's vivid core, and largely faded from view while the original persevered, becoming one of the defining singles of this year.
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At the beginning of the series, Abigail, Loughlin's character, had lost her husband and son in a mining accident, but she persevered—opening a café, adopting an orphan.
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I like to find out the things that those people are passionate about and how they've actually persevered through obstacles in order to obtain whatever their goals might be.
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Despite just one career home run, he persevered, willing himself into lineups for five consecutive seasons, playing games for the Mariners, the Toronto Blue Jays and the Chicago Cubs.
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I considered the conversation I'd had with Marilyn's grandmother the night before, and how shaping the growth of a tree had created a physical symbol that persevered through generations.
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Thankfully, they persevered, but imagine how bloodless and boring modern metal would be without Hellhammer (and Venom, and Bathory, who were greeted with similar derision) to light the way?
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Mapping Memory offers an incredibly nuanced portrait of the material legacy of empire and reminds audiences that Indigenous visual traditions of mapmaking persevered through the decades following Spanish contact.
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The actors, who presented the award for Achievement in Production Design at the 2018 Academy Awards, talked about how they persevered to make it in Hollywood against the odds.
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The ideal player for Bennett is a player like Malcolm Brogdon, a 6-foot-5 senior who persevered through a foot injury to play a fifth year at Virginia.
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Though Earth persevered through this period, it was not unscathed—many scientists think the Moon was created after our planet collided with a Mars-sized body like the UPB.
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He persevered through being at the bottom of the leader board every week and still came out with a smile on his face to dance again, to try again.
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The curators arrange artworks and archival objects to sharply narrate the ways black women artists persevered by way of their practices, despite how inhospitable the art world could be.
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"We persevered then, and will now," Mohammad Javad Zarif tweeted on the anniversary of the 1987 chemical bombing of the border town of Sardasht, which killed at least 130 people.
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Spicer's name often appeared at the top of the list of administration figures in doubt, but persevered despite numerous embarrassing moments, including a brief bout "among" the White House bushes.
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She quickly found out that when scrubbing something from the internet, "successes are few and far between," but she persevered and the upsetting meme of her daughter is mostly gone.
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I'm thrilled to report that my waves not only persevered against all odds, but a coworker assumed I'd had my strands professionally blown out, the highest of hair-themed compliments.
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"The people are handling it amazingly well and the people of Texas as you know have really persevered," Trump said earlier Monday in his first public remarks on the storm.
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However, unlike other, not dissimilar reality shows (in 2014, Fox cancelled "Utopia," a reported fifty-million-dollar project along the same lines, after two months), the makers of "Eden" persevered.
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For his entire career, first as a phony businessman, and now as a phony president, he's persevered by beating, berating, degrading, humiliating and personally insulting anyone who dared challenge him.
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"These are gut-wrenching, first-person accounts of how kids have suffered through tragedy and persevered through sheer grit and will to live," Mr. Zuiker said in a phone interview.
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Moving into a volatile neighborhood in Indianapolis in 2015, Mr. Cohn followed three very different students for a year, observing without comment as they persevered to earn high school diplomas.
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Jose Altuve's Game 103 homer not only sent Houston to the World Series, it gave his teammates a chance to gush about a player who persevered through the franchise's nadir.
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But true to form, Clinton persevered, writing books, doing speaking engagements, and continuing to be a voice people listen to in the U.S. political sphere (certainly much to Trump's dismay).
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"There's been times where I couldn't focus on school because I was thinking about him all the time, but I persevered because I'm supposed to graduate for him," Noah La'Cap said.
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Trump persevered in his hardline rhetoric throughout the campaign, resisting efforts to pivot to a more moderate stance on the issue in the general election despite calls to soften his rhetoric.
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The Newton failed, but ARM persevered with its designs and was chosen by another company set to become a global leader - Nokia - for a new mobile phone in the mid-1990s.
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Our intention is to shed light on the ways in which eating disorders have persevered, even during an era known for #bodypositivity, and to share the stories that are often overlooked.
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But they persevered, aided by a passionate community of Polaroid owners, continuously augmented by the film-curious who want something more than a Fujifilm Instax but less than a 35mm SLR.
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Despite the tensions, the economic ties between the two countries have persevered; Canadians continue to buy Chinese products, including Huawei smartphones, and the Chinese continue to gobble up Canada Goose jackets.
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But Euro believed he was born to be a dancer and he persevered, taking classes for the last two years of his life via Skype with New York City's Battery Dance Company.
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Not only has the Dublin, California native crammed school work these past four years, but she has also persevered through surgery, a dozen chemotherapy sessions, a relapse, and a bone marrow transplant.
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Asked about the suspected fraud in April, COSCO Shipping said: "The company has in its global operations consistently and strictly followed local and international laws, and persevered to operate legally and compliantly".
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Things went wrong, so I really needed to invent an alter ego who went through what I went through, but then persevered, bossed up, came out on the other side and won.
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But ClassPass persevered, maintaining its place in the boutique world, where it purportedly sought to be a companion to the studios, helping to fill the unbooked bikes or mats in a class.
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Carey persevered in conducting his own research into the region's tribes (which include the Shawnee, Lenape, Seneca and Cayuga) and discovered that his mother's family is Métis, descended from Lenape and Shawnee.
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But Hall persevered, helped by her ability to dish out "Homeric bollockings" when required, and plotted prison breakouts, organized resistance activities and re-established a chain of radio operatives throughout the region.
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Though land reclamation projects have since filled in the waterfront and gleaming skyscrapers have sprouted around this narrow street, shrines and temples of many creeds have persevered in this faithfully preserved neighborhood.
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We're bringing you an overview of what could be the second round of a nasty flu season, and we're telling the story of a Positive Athlete who persevered through a heart disorder.
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Despite heat and pain, the runners persevered through their 65-hour journey, following the truck moving at just over 5mph so they would have enough time to watch every drama-filled episode.
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Forsythe's 23th-inning hit lifts Dodgers over Cardinals LOS ANGELES — Despite striking out in his initial four at-bats while playing his first game in more than a month, Logan Forsythe persevered.
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CreditCreditIvan Pierre Aguirre for The New York Times CIUDAD JUÁREZ, Mexico — Francisca Hervis Reyes and her family have persevered on the border, working in factories more than 1,300 miles from their hometown.
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While you wait, pay a visit to the Museum of Modern Art's rich Louise Bourgeois exhibition to get a sense of how a category-defying artist dealt with widespread indifference and ultimately persevered.
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Despite conventional wisdom suggesting otherwise, he persevered in the belief that an impending psychotic break could be identified and prevented if it was recognized early and appropriate steps taken to head it off.
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After the band dissolved in 1997, he persevered, working arenas as the songwriter and frontman for former members of Rage Against the Machine in Audioslave from 2001-2007, and also making solo albums.
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Through it all, and through continuing worries about a global trade war and an assortment of other controversies surrounding the president, the markets have persevered and even climbed into the green on Wednesday.
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Almost two months after the death of his newborn daughter, NFL player Jermon Bushrod was named the winner of an annual accolade given to an NFL player who has persevered through a difficult time.
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Despite the fact that my cysts lasted weeks and caused me an immense amount of anxiety and physical pain, I persevered with OTC products, clinging to the hope that one of them would work.
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Armed with largely outdated equipment and lacking even helmets at the start of the war, the French Army not only persevered through unimaginable horror but learned costly lessons that their allies later benefitted from.
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Papini persevered in part by thinking of her children: "She told me she took a piece of cloth and rolled it up like it was [our daughter] and she rocked it," her husband said.
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Del Potro has persevered and conquered most of his doubts, but on Sunday, with Federer back across the net in the final of the BNP Paribas Open, del Potro had to be patient again.
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The emotional sentencing hearing in Barron County Circuit Court gave Jayme, who is 13 and has been living with an aunt and uncle, a chance to describe how she had persevered through the ordeal.
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For all of its worship of novelty and new faces, New York has an echelon of veteran chefs who have quietly persevered for decades, admired and continually achieving but not making any new headlines.
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In the past decade, the world survived, without violence, the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression; Ebola, without cataclysm; and, in Japan, a tsunami and nuclear meltdown, after which the country has persevered.
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A friend referred her to Stewart's post and soon she was interviewing and being put through the workout paces by Ralph, a fierce competitor who, as a player, had persevered through multiple knee operations.
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At times, that unconventional arrangement has nearly led to the team's dissolution, but as the Whitecaps persevered, their members were able to cultivate a nuanced view of the women's hockey world shaping around them.
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Mathematical pioneers, including Ernest Zermelo and Abraham Fraenkel, persevered and prevented this mathematical "explosion" by creating a new subbranch of mathematics, axiomatic set theory, thereby resolving the contradiction and reaffirming the validity of mathematics.
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Mitchell and Jessen knew that the techniques they advocated were designed to produce false confessions—that's the essential teaching of the SERE program—yet they persevered with the claim that they would produce useful information.
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"We persevered then, and will now," Mohammad Javad Zarif tweeted on the anniversary of the 1987 chemical bombing of the border town of Sardasht, which killed at least 130 people, mostly civilians, and injured thousands.
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Despite the setbacks along the way, the Frick persevered in its efforts to make more room in the Fifth Avenue landmark mansion, designed by the firm Carrère and Hastings for the industrialist Henry Clay Frick.
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Although she didn't feel prepared to carry on the business alone, she persevered, dedicating the basement karaoke area to private parties and, last year, opening an Isan-style hot-pot restaurant on the second floor.
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Neville digs up tear-jerking moments from the show, and reintroduces the man behind Mister Rogers, one who thought children's programs were too violent or condescending and who persevered despite criticism from politicians and skeptics.
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Our love obsession with Mason jars has persevered through all manner of food-related infatuations: dalliances with 7-Eleven, a flirtation with colorblocked cutting boards, and even a brief-but-messy weddings-induced breakup this summer.
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In fact, she persevered day in and day out (three decades and counting), instilling in me the notion that if I work hard and stay true to my own sense of self, I can do anything.
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In the men's draw on Monday, Milos Raonic persevered with his serve-and-volley game plan, holding firm even in the deciding set after Stan Wawrinka had rallied from two sets down to force a fifth.
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That band became the Red Hot Chili Peppers and persevered for three wild, shirtless decades, weathering the loss of members to addiction and attrition, not to mention the waning of alternative rock as a commercial force.
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Levy uses the palazzo itself to structure her book, with six longer chapters detailing the building's history, "one for every century the house of Rucellai has persevered," and seven shorter pianos where her own story unfolds.
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Our history as a nation is filled with a collection of uncertain moments in time, but despite them all, including those that nearly destroyed our democracy, we have persevered and overcome the challenges our nation faced.
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It's often used, I found during my stay on the Big Island of Hawaii, as a noun loosely meaning a spirit of affection or compassion, one that has persevered through a complicated and sometimes painful history.
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"Even now we have been defunded ... we have persevered," she said, adding the group was hoping to get countries to support its efforts at a global summit on sexual and reproductive rights in Kenya in November.
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Most didn't survive the switch to CDs and the rise of dancehall in the 1990s, but Barnes persevered by offering audio services to other artists and labels, and continuing to believe in his own musical instincts.
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A lot of people told her she couldn't achieve her dreams either, but she persevered and ended up treating many of the same kind of people whose health care you and Mr. McConnell would take away.
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My reasons for loving Mother Teresa, and regarding her as a true saint, have to do with the work she did, as well as her example as a Christian who persevered despite her long-standing personal despair.
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But Kozanchenko persevered, and, in 1974, she became the first openly LGBTQ elected official in the United States, a legacy carried on by other trailblazers like Althea Garrison, Harvey Milk, Elaine Noble, Park Cannon, and Kate Brown.
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There was little sign that our story-telling was penetrating, but we persevered, hoping to spark familiar memories, like the Third Avenue Hudson Place waffle fries she loved and the 1940s maritime décor that caught her eye.
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I was able to live a life I never would have had thanks to the most incredible, strong and resilient single mom that pushed and persevered in a time when a single parent adopting was nearly impossible.
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It was difficult to penetrate and its inhabitants had an inherent distrust of outsiders who might report their gamer tags to EA. However, I persevered and, channelling my inner Donal MacIntyre, slid into a coin seller's DMs.
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The dinosaur, which National Geographic photographer Robert Clark called "pretty much the most impressive fossil I've ever seen," is so well-persevered that it's been compared both to a masterful statue and a dragon from Game of Thrones.
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Shalamu Abudu, a hydrology expert at Texas A&M AgriLife Research Center at El Paso, who has written extensively about Turpan's hand-dug tunnels, said their disappearance threatens a way of life that has persevered against all odds.
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But she persevered, and in October 2008, left with movement only in her left hand and arm, she dedicated a treatment facility in Melbourne named in her honor and urged patients with multiple sclerosis there to battle on.
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He has persevered personally and professionally, and now finds himself with a valuable piece of TV real estate, immediately following "The Daily Show With Trevor Noah," that could give him a kind of relevance he's never commanded before.
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Actress Rose McGowan, who has worked to shine a light on sexual misconduct in Hollywood after accusing film producer Harvey Weinstein of rape, wrote: Thank you to you brave women that came forward and persevered at great peril.
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He thanked us and he talked about how we have persevered even in this tragedy and have continued to move forward, to have something good come of this horrible situation," Schachter said, calling Trump "deeply involved and committed.
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Budweiser's flagship Super Bowl message was a gauzy paean to Adolphus Busch, who emigrated to St. Louis from Germany in 1857, was told he "was not wanted here," yet persevered to create Budweiser and a sprawling brewing empire.
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Jackson, the Trojans' do-everything cornerback, put on a dazzling display in perhaps his final home game as U.S.C. persevered through rain at Los Angeles Coliseum to claim the Jeweled Shillelagh for the 11th time in 383 years.
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Scuffles broke out between demonstrators and police in Hong Kong on Thursday as hundreds of people persevered with a protest against the extradition law a day after police fired tear gas and rubber bullets to break up big crowds.
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The school, which has a renewed focus on contemporary music to go with its new home downtown, has persevered, and "Dust," set among five denizens of a small urban park, will finally make it to the Mannes stage. Feb.
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Separately, the Iranian foreign minister said Iran would resist any U.S. sanctions, just as it persevered during the 1980s Iran-Iraq war when the forces of then-Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein launched chemical attacks, including on an Iranian town.
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Japanese resentment, no visit to Pearl Harbor The bitterness among Japanese over the U.S. bases in Okinawa have persevered for decades, borne from the installation's origin after Japan's defeat in World War II, which led to American responsibility for Japan's defense.
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The corkscrew shape of this tree indicated that water was nearby, she said — and even though the sapling had been directed many decades ago, the sign still persevered, through the building of the house and the constant march of time.
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The spirit of MST3K(funny people making fun of bad movies) has persevered during the show's absence in a few forms—includingRiffTrax, an audio-commentary service that features comedic contributions from MST3K's Michael J. Nelson, Kevin Murray, and Bill Corbett.
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Established in 1970, it was a scrappy little operation that persevered through poor building conditions and frequent moves to become one of the first of over one hundred feminist bookstores to spring up in North America by the mid-90s.
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"Presley persevered and though she is still quite leery of men, she adores women and children who are able to show her the positive qualities of a true leader while respecting her boundaries," said Amber Doan, owner of the rescue.
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The young Chinese team had lost to Serbia and the Netherlands in the quarterfinals, but persevered under the careful guidance of Lang Ping, one of the sport's top women's coaches who coached the United States to a silver medal in 2008.
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"Because Olympia's birth was such a complicated one and I watched everything that my wife went through and persevered through ... I realized that we had so many advantages and yet this was still such a traumatic experience," Ohanian told Business Insider.
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Brown, who has persevered through four full seasons as the coach of the 231ers, through 220.2 losses and four straight appearances in the N.B.A. draft lottery, has reason for optimism on the cusp of his fifth season with the team.
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We persevered in the face of incredible adversity, because, as a first generation American and as an immigrant, we carry in our hearts the dreams of our parents who struggled to create lives for us in the country we love and call home.
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But Lui persevered and after much trial and error, in which the company reportedly tried its hand at importing televisions and selling digital watches before changing strategy to concentrate on producing its own products, introduced its first own-branded PC in 1990.
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Still, against a backdrop of ceaseless and varied obstacles — clashing egos, brushes with the F.B.I. and K.G.B., creationists holding town hall meetings across the street, enormous administrative entropy swirling between vision and reality — this discordant cohort of idealists persevered for half a century.
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We were there for him and his family during months of surgeries and rehabilitation, and we were also there to celebrate his triumphs as he persevered through his injuries to participate in the Warrior Games and the Invictus Games as team captain.
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Both teams looked weary playing less than 24 hours after losing road games on Saturday night, but the Blue Jackets (41-235-28) persevered behind a 256-save shutout by Sergei Bobrovsky and two points apiece from Oliver Bjorkstrand and Sam Gagner.
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The Titans (8-6, 66 percent) have persevered through plenty of issues, but they may end up lost in a pack of teams vying for the two wild cards in the A.F.C., if they cannot find a way to beat Los Angeles.
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Santos's peace negotiations immediately proved controversial — he faced considerable opposition from former President Álvaro Uribe and his political allies, who believed that negotiated peace with the FARC was not possible — but he persevered with the negotiations, which were brokered by Cuban President Raul Castro.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - The Iranian foreign minister said on Saturday that Iran would resist any U.S. sanctions, just as it persevered during the 1980s Iran-Iraq war when the forces of the then Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein launched a chemical attack on an Iranian town.
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But even if it had been a better one, Prince would have managed to outshine football at its biggest event of the year with his volcanic halftime show, which not only persevered through a torrential Miami downpour, but fed off the weather's energy for something sensational.
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Take his doomed gambling ventures: While most businessmen would have pulled out and quit, Trump persevered and personally made millions of dollars for the better part of two decades after all three of his casinos in Atlantic City had filed for bankruptcy in the early 1990s.
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"The Talmud has gone through the Crusades, the pogroms, the Holocaust and too many atrocities to name, but the Talmud and the Jewish people have persevered and maintained our roots, and will continue to grow," said Yossi Gleiberman, a watch importer, father of five and Mrs.
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What did surprise was that those in the near-miss group who persevered and continued to apply for grants after their initial failure outperformed their counterparts who had succeeded first time, as measured by the number of citations of their research that they received over the subsequent ten years.
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In spite of her private misery, she persevered, believing in the work of identifying with the mission of Jesus, who had a special love of the poor -- those on the margins of society, those without fame or wealth or power, those truly discarded by the rest of the world.
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Though the adults in her life tried to dissuade her — telling her that women have fewer opportunities in STEM fields than men — Conley persevered and currently holds a Bachelor of Computer Science and Mathematics from Southwest Baptist University and a Master of Information Systems from University of Phoenix.
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Monday yielded less in terms of accumulations, but it was too much snow on the field — and covering the stadium seats — to push through as the Yankees did in their home opener in 1996, when they persevered through snow flurries that left Bernie Williams playing center field in a ski mask.
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Now that you've persevered through several episodes of Leaky Brain Bernard staggering around in a daze, the endless build-up of Maeve's quest for her daughter, and Dolores as an indomitable but ho-hum ice queen, you have finally been given an episode with some real blood in its veins.
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Luckily, we landed on the right side of history and the right side of luck, but also we persevered, and it was all of those factors—which is something I realized doing the book—not just one thing that made The Cure start and become the thing that it became.
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The Czechs, who now sit in the pole position to win their group in the tournament's preliminary round, battled back from a pair of one-goal deficits in the first two periods and then persevered under pressure from the Canadians through the third period and overtime to force the shootout.
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She spoke of three women who had influenced her: her mother, Dorothy Rodham, who persevered after being abandoned by her parents, subsisting on the kindness of others; Marian Wright Edelman, a mentor who founded the Children's Defense Fund; and a former high school basketball player in New York named Sofia, who introduced Mrs.
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The story that follows is told in hindsight, many years after America has persevered through what turns out to be a two-year Lindbergh presidency, one that ends with the deus ex machina of Lindbergh's mysterious disappearance and a special presidential election in November 1942 that restores Roosevelt to the White House.
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Restaurateurs persevered through abysmally slow seasons as tourists elected to visit elsewhere, but French esprit persisted, and with the shifting tides of European politics — Brexit, a new, youthful French president who, if nothing else, has shaken up the status quo — Paris remains a brave creative and cultural hub, a city that celebrates introspection and beauty unlike any other.
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While those who missed out on funding were more likely to drop out from the NIH system, the scientists who persevered and continued to apply for grants after their initial failure outperformed their counterparts who had succeeded first time, as measured by the number of citations of their research that they received over the subsequent ten years.
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She embodied the person black mothers told their daughters they could be: if you got good grades in school, went to college, studied hard, did the work, persevered through all obstacles of racism, sexism and otherness, you could one day be president of the United States, pressed-out coils at the nape of your neck and all.
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The State was ultimately short-lived, as the group left MTV to pursue a big network TV deal that didn't work out, but it was just the beginning, as its cast members (which included Ken Marino, Joe Lo Truglio, Michael Ian Black, Kerri Kenney-Silver, and Thomas Lennon, to name a few) forged collaborative bonds that persevered through creative differences and lasted decades.
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Sure, there were moments when the thought of another mangy, stringy double-bass bassline nearly sent me rushing for a Marcel Dettmann mix, and, yes, maybe there was one saxophone too many in the Jockey Slut list—and everyone knows the saxophone is the devil's instrument—but I persevered and came to accept my previous failings as a listener —and as a person.
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"In a vote by his teammates, New Orleans Saints T[ackle] Jermon Bushrod has been named the Saints' 2018 Ed Block Courage Award winner, which is given annually to a player from each National Football League team who has persevered through adversity," the Saints wrote on their official Instagram account Friday, alongside a photo of Bushrod with his late week-old daughter, Jordyn Lynn.
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For years, the cult of Musk persevered even as his electric vehicle company stuttered in its efforts to meet production and delivery deadlines for its limited-quantity luxury vehicles like the Model S and Model X. Now, as Tesla takes on its first mass-market vehicle, it's facing the same difficulties it faced for previous vehicles — but with much more scrutiny than the company has ever faced before.
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"Paris, Capital of Fashion," at The Museum at FIT, focuses on the spare-no-expense, color-drenched explosion of finery that took off in the Ancién Regime (from the 15th to 21916th centuries) and hasn't stopped since; "French Fashion, Women, and the First World War," at the Bard Graduate Center Gallery, depicts how the French fashion industry persevered amid hardships and, by war's end, gave the emerging modern world a pretty good idea of how it would dress.
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