We started looking for resilience, trying to study resilience, understanding resilience.
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There's a chapter in the book on collective resilience, resilience in communities.
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It is very easy to tie video game resilience to real-life resilience.
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That taught me about resilience—and resilience, more than pride, is how I've survived.
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That resilience is resilience I don't think I have and it's so soul-filling really.
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Dakar's resilience challenge "Climate change is our biggest threat," says Dakar's chief resilience officer Antoine Faye.
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Strengthening and securing our resilience workforce Saket Soni is founder and director of Resilience Force, a national initiative to transform America's response to natural disasters by strengthening and securing the U.S. resilience workforce.
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What it means: The resilience index ranks 130 countries and territories according to their resilience to disruptive events.
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Transmission is important for resilience and improving transmission will make the most impact on enhancing resilience for customers.
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But parents' ability to foster resilience in our children hinges a great deal on our own emotional resilience.
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My mother, my aunt, my grandma—all wonderful examples of what resilience is, and this resilience poured into me.
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There is a question longer term about the resilience of the individual companies and the resilience of the industry.
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Cycling to school — whatever the weather conditions — teaches children resilience, and there is a definite link between resilience and happiness.
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Resilience But if there is one quality Clinton has never lacked in her long years of public life, it is resilience.
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While many startups also talk about resilience, Hiroki Takeuchi actually knows what resilience feels like on a personal and professional level.
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Jane Gilbert, the City of Miami's first chief resilience officer, has worked on resilience projects and initiatives to mitigate flood risks.
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And you have to ask yourself, do the Americans have the resilience, does the world have the resilience to handle that?
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To make the U.S more resistant to the effects of climate change, Buttigieg is proposing the establishment of "Regional Resilience Hubs" to provide resilience data and to invest $5 billion in grants that can be used for resilience projects.
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To move forward on the road to economic renewal, financial regulators should focus not just on resilience but also on efficient resilience.
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She's had resilience since the very beginning, and despite all of these awful things that happened to her, she's kept that resilience.
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There was much spirit-infused talk about resilience in the face of hatred — a resilience stronger, and more flame-retardant, than any building.
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Much of the scientific research on resilience — our ability to bounce back from adversity — has focused on how to build resilience in children.
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Not only would it not strengthen grid resilience, it would waste billions of dollars and impede the distributed energy revolution that promises real resilience benefits.
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It provides a digital resilience score that is modeled after the concept of a credit score in order to measure and quantify an organization's digital resilience.
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But we see resilience in the consumer outlook, and we see resilience with our customers in terms of their plans to drive growth in the business.
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It is all about actually building resilience of the economy, of the financial system, and of the bank as well, the institutional resilience is equally important.
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That decision "impacts hugely because it's all about support for building resilience", Robinson said - including resilience to "slow-onset" disasters such as longer and more frequent droughts.
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A thorough look at the issues surrounding grid resilience reveals that coal and nuclear bailouts are little more than political posturing, while genuine resilience policy improvements are attainable.
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Resilience and reliability Resilience is the energy word du jour, with Energy Secretary Rick Perry emphasizing it as he seeks to help economically struggling coal and nuclear power plants.
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EBITDA Resilience: In 2016 the group's EBITDA decreased, but was better than our forecast, proving the resilience of Miratorg's business model to adverse changes in meat prices and fodder costs.
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The data came from the Army's Study to Assess Risk and Resilience in Servicemembers research project, or STARRS, the nation's largest study of mental health risk and resilience among military personnel.
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But, in fact, what we are seeing is more evidence of the fading resilience of autocratic regimes in the Middle East—a resilience that many Western policymakers have unwisely wagered upon.
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Like many elements of internet resiliency, the resilience of the internet is variable depending on density of providers, resilience of critical infrastructure, and the number of national connections to global infrastructure.
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" Duke echoed Long's thoughts on the need for "resilience.
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" Sheryl Sandberg: 'We Build Resilience in Ourselves' Addressing Virginia Tech graduates, the Facebook COO said: "We don't have a set amount of resilience – it's a muscle that any of us can build.
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He leads the World Economic Forum's efforts on trust and resilience, focusing on cyber resilience and digital identity, in its system initiative on Shaping the Future of the Digital Economy and Society.
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Here is where resilience comes in: resilience is about making sure that you get the most out of every dollar you spend, and that you focus on solving multiple problems at once.
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Other resources include Waterfront Edge Design Guidelines, by the Waterfront Alliance; Ready to Respond: Strategies for Multifamily Building Resilience, by Enterprise Community Partners; Coastal Climate Resilience: Designing for Flood Risk and Coastal Climate Resilience: Retrofitting Buildings for Flood Risk, by the New York City Department of City Planning; and a glossary by the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
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Luckily, resilience isn't a trait that people either have or don't have, explains Meg Jay, PhD, a clinical psychologist and author of the forthcoming book Supernormal: The Untold Story of Adversity and Resilience.
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Krishna Mohan Ramachandran, chief resilience officer for the Indian city of Chennai, which has just launched its resilience strategy, said he was relieved it would be able to carry on with planned projects.
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While resilience is an essential skill for healthy childhood development, science shows that adults also can take steps to boost resilience in middle age, which is often the time we need it most.
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Caring for your neighbor is an example of climate resilience.
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Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan, 16.
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" But, she emphasizes, "don't underestimate your resilience or your worth.
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The resilience of the economy also helped in improving sentiment.
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And he has the resilience of a damn CAA intern.
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That is a community that built resilience into the community.
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Israelis' resilience in the face of terrorism is well known.
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Resilience means having a good plan to recover lost data.
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America's cities were not built with climate resilience in mind.
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The actress also noted their "resilience" after enduring such tragedies.
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I was also inspired by the resilience of these animals.
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Along with industry exposure comes skills in leadership and resilience.
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You are not born with a fixed amount of resilience.
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Jeremy Fish personifies the resilience of San Francisco's artistic communities.
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Smiling and waving, Yamato Tanooka was the image of resilience.
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Happiness, empathy, resilience, hope, all of these things can spread.
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But Bangladesh has taken important strides to improve its resilience.
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"You've gotta admire the resilience of this market," Cramer said.
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Individual interventions to improve resilience and develop skills are important.
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You have to have resilience against these types of operations.
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And this week, we got a glimpse of democratic resilience.
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It's all that: these are mitigation and adaptation towards resilience.
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"We agree that diversity improves resilience in networks," he said.
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Investing with a conscience can improve resilience during market downturns.
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As a demonstration of life's resilience, that is interesting enough.
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Who needs resilience when you can just smash your enemies?
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How do you see FERC's role in the resilience conversation?
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Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan, 30.
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Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan, 26.
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Regulators and politicians are increasing scrutiny over banks' cyber resilience.
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Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan, 131.
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But it was also a day of resilience and grace.
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That's why the focus must be on electricity grid resilience.
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Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan, 683.
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Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan, 204.
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Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan, 238.
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Other drivers here include latency and resilience against network downtime.
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Gold's brisk recovery on Friday underlined its resilience, Boele said.
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Her story has become one of survival, resilience, and redemption.
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"People talk about 'resilience,' they talk about 'hardening,'" Westerling says.
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It's an unfortunate situation because the resilience argument is bogus.
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This model has proven its resilience time and time again.
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Much of Clinton's book, and her life, is about resilience.
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Determination, resilience, and also an element of shamelessness is needed.
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We're humbled by their resilience and inspired by their courage.
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One key way to build resilience is to strengthen families.
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Surat has learned its lessons in resilience the hard way.
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Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan, 210.
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Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan, 31.
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Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan, 220.
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Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan, 2232.
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The BoE will publish a discussion paper on operational resilience.
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For many kids, the military experience cultivates resilience and adaptability.
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A young man's resilience after tragedy is inspiring to many.
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Resilience is key to future Air Force satellites, Wilson said.
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Those feats of resilience surrendered to the fact of fragility.
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Experts credit Ginsburg's professional success to her resilience and drive.
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The quest is to exercise resilience and come back stronger.
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You get better at resilience the more you practice it.
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Such resilience appears a bit odd given the spending promises.
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Market forces already are bending toward more resilience and sustainability.
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Reliability, resilience and the capacity to integrate renewables are key.
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These individuals exemplify the American values of perseverance and resilience.
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We toast to our endurance and maybe our resilience, too.
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They offer our contemporary society examples of resilience and humanity.
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It's an image that highlights the resilience of its subject.
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What does resilience really mean in the flood policy context?
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Like "sustainability," resilience is in the eye of the beholder.
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Wolfson attributes this phenomenon to the power of human resilience.
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If anything, it's a sign of resilience among those communities.
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The meeting was meant to help SoftBank demonstrate its resilience.
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But Kesen's story is also one of resilience, she said.
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We acquire resilience when we find purpose in our work.
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Unfortunately, we rarely learn exactly what turns misfortune into resilience.
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Once again, it seems resilience is related to brain connectivity.
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How might this be connected to the idea of resilience?
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He talked about his own story of struggle and resilience.
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Every day, I will salute her beauty and her resilience.
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Enter the Grid Resilience & Intelligence Platform project, known as GRIP.
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Polansky has shown resilience before this run of unexpected bonuses.
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I believe in resilience and learning from our falls, yes.
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This is the true source of our longevity and resilience.
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During the event, she shared a similar message of resilience.
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But there's reason to be optimistic about the economy's resilience.
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We have been gutting our resilience to fund our comfort.
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And now it's about resilience — especially when paired with storage.
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One, the resilience of my youthful knees was seriously waning.
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But resilience is a consequence of vulnerability, not its absence.
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Ibraheem's resilience is a bright spot in this dark time.
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I heard stories of frustration and anger, resistance and resilience.
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How are we going to celebrate our leap year resilience?
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Nature's constant threat has imprinted resilience on the Philippine DNA.
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In the end, Phoebe's most defining quality was her resilience.
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That's how collective resilience works – we lift each other up.
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About the hope and the amazing resilience of this community.
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The broader market resilience as China has nosedived is notable.
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The numbers suggest a surprising resilience of the health law.
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The Rangers' resilience extended even into the fraught final period.
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Resilience leads to better health, greater happiness and more success.
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Her resilience, open heart and adventurous spirit still inspire me.
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Michael Martin, director of Air Force Integrated Resilience, told CNN.
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Topics of discussion include preparedness efforts to increase community resilience.
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An image of resilience and abstraction, painted in traditional brushstrokes.
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We don't routinely incorporate climate resilience into our infrastructure planning.
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Its resilience against rising interest rates, too, has been notable.
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Resilience in space is really important to the Pentagon, too.
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They respond to the many challenges they face with resilience.
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The United States economy is showing increased signs of resilience.
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Is the Western liberal order decaying, or showing its resilience?
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Less visibly, we have tapped into deeper sources of resilience.
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My mother keeps sending me these annoying articles about resilience.
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They told us stories of heartbreak, humiliation and, ultimately, resilience.
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"'Rent' has always been about resilience and community," she added.
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The Eagles have balance and depth and resilience and swagger.
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Now, the rout in Turkey's lira is testing that resilience.
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But whatever is built will be a symbol of resilience.
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Let's stand with people who have courage, who have resilience.
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Grove's personal story is also one of tenacity and resilience.
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A new book co-authored by Surminski, "Realizing the Triple Dividend of Resilience", argues that boosting resilience can save lives and avoid losses; unlock economic potential; and generate additional value known as "co-benefits".
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The Rockefeller Foundation has allocated $164 million to the program, which will fund a chief resilience officer for each city to draw up a resilience plan and provide support and a network of expertise.
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"In disasters we talk about social networks being a primary form of resilience," said Nicole Errett, a disaster researcher at the University of Washington and co-director of its Collaborative on Extreme Event Resilience.
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Several years ago, he expressed to me his admiration for Israelis' "resilience" in the face of constant terrorism, and it is clear that he would like to see resilience replace panic in American society.
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For all the computational power behind the Resilience Project and what seemed like a wealth of data, Schadt still lacked the quantity and quality of patient information required to crack the genetic code behind resilience.
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In an attempt to fight drought, coastal flooding and erosion, the city, led by its chief resilience officer, is actively exploring ideas for coping with the challenges, which will be presented in their resilience strategy.
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The note further says that many investors have been caught off guard by gold's resilience over the past couple of weeks and part of this resilience is because of the lingering political uncertainty in Europe.
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Rotterdam chief resilience officer Arnoud Molenaar, who led colleagues in lobbying for extra funding from the Rockefeller Foundation, said resilience work had garnered more support and created more value in cities than was often appreciated.
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Bibi commented on the "enormous courage and resilience" of the survivors.
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Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan, 14, 208.
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Yet there are doubts about how long this resilience will last.
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She has studied child psychology, newborn care and resilience following trauma.
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Yet China's manufacturing growth remained elevated in January, suggesting some resilience.
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Reform requires resilience, struggle and better information on our everyday realities.
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You know that you can love somebody and you have resilience.
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Critics attribute this resilience to a broken market for auditing services.
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Crossley said Suboxone Film's resilience was driven by its patient base.
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On its front page, USA Today wrote about Trump "showing resilience."
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Given the violence of the commodity cycle, Australia's resilience is remarkable.
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It's important to find where that resilience comes from for you.
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That's incredible and really highlights the strength and resilience women possess.
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"We have a strong resilience crafted by our past," he said.
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They are not focused on optimality, but on resilience and robustness.
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But lately, researchers have been worried about the disease's increasing resilience.
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Real talk: We aren't worthy of Selena Gomez' strength and resilience.
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This has led to campuses now implementing programs that teach resilience.
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"The German economy is showing resilience," Ifo President Clemens Fuest said.
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"The U.S. system has a lot of inherent resilience," Gore said.
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This training equipped me with a very strong sense of resilience.
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It will be a verdict on the resilience of American democracy.
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We remain pro-risk, but advocate building greater resilience into portfolios.
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Some people exude resilience and fortitude in the midst of adversity.
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It shows a big resilience and strength and maturity in Kesha.
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I couldn't believe the resilience and dedication to stopping gun violence.
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It would be one of many that tested the star's resilience.
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It also indirectly undermined the mental and physical resilience of women.
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The Community Resilience Panel was created after Superstorm Sandy in 2012.
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"They've proven their resilience," says Chris DeLucia of IHS, a consultancy.
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"After the poll, we identify pathways to building resilience," said Chirawurah.
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They build resilience together, and we build it into our communities.
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Thematically, the photo feed was centered on resilience, resistance, and endurance.
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But with the labor market showing resilience, a recession is unlikely.
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Moreover, the economy has shown resilience despite domestic and external shocks.
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The resilience, determination and mental fortitude of this man is unmatched.
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"Resilience means the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties," she wrote.
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Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan, 230, 232.
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Military kids are frequently praised for their resilience, and rightfully so.
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That prospect illuminates the prime minister's resilience, which outsiders find bizarre.
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They found 103,597 people who might fit their criteria for resilience.
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But, beyond resilience training for residents, there is no clear solution.
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Ohio has been proactive in thinking about resilience for children, too.
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Given its resilience, however, it is worth taking apart more methodically.
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It's in our DNA, this sense of bounce-back and resilience.
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When it comes to stopping our cyber-adversaries, resilience isn't enough.
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Resilience is more than just having my eyes on the prize.
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Europe's nations have a duty to confirm democracy's resilience under pressure.
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Haines said he was impressed by the team's resilience and ingenuity.
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We expect the more highly rated banks to show greater resilience.
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Dave Hughes is a therapist who specializes in trauma and resilience.
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These are critical in both combating polarization and in building resilience.
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Researchers have linked swearing to honest behavior, and humor to resilience.
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We do this each year with artwork that celebrates trans resilience.
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That speaks for the resilience, for the morale of the people.
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They have shown me nothing but quiet resilience, fortitude, and sincerity.
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Resilience did it, not silky skills or incisive passing and moving.
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That will take thoughtful, careful and integrated cybersecurity and resilience planning.
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Your power and your resilience will help to heal this world.
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Part of it is because both stress and resilience are universal.
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"Having [female elk] in the population enhances population resilience," he wrote.
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Hope: The resilience of nature and the awareness of new generations.
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"You can make your personal brand about resilience and bouncing back."
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However, FERC said further investigation of grid resilience issues is warranted.
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You can't say, 'Well, we have lower profits, but more resilience.
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"He is the ultimate symbol of resilience and resistance," she said.
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This year, the coronavirus outbreak is further testing the industry's resilience.
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We have always come through our challenges with resilience and confidence.
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There's no evidence those retirements are harming grid reliability or resilience.
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These multiple income streams create resilience and an ability to innovate.
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"These are also days that show the resilience of our city."
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There is much still to learn about the science of resilience.
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So as I look at the adaptation dimension, that's about resilience.
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When we focus on disaster charities, we're not focused on resilience.
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Enthusiasm, resilience and good humour were deemed to be more important.
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We tend to think of nature in terms of its resilience.
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This suggests that exposure to some level of stress promotes resilience.
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"To me it's more resilience," his wife, Carla Huijer Shehadi, said.
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In other ways, however, it is demonstrating impressive levels of resilience.
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Eastern Ghouta showed great resilience and embraced innovative ways to survive.
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His visible physical resilience and determination were, it seems, changing minds.
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JP Morgan Institute research has shown some resilience among small firms.
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Though overwhelmed, the mothers talked about resilience inspired by their children.
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Without the creativity and resilience, what would we be living for?
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Empower studentsColleges must help students assess their strengths and overall resilience.
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Yet the stories that emerged were ultimately about resilience and love.
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It's an inspiring endorsement for the resilience of the human spirit.
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"We've designed the system with resilience in mind," Mr. Noertker said.
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If Kibler has one theme, it's the formidable resilience of women.
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But hope – like resilience – is something we grow and nurture together.
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Hard work, determination, faith and resilience are the nucleus of success.
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That resilience could give authorities' confidence to continue their regulatory crackdown.
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But it is also a movie about the resilience of humor.
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His focus on stories of American courage and resilience were powerful.
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Here are the stocks with the most resilience during the turmoil.
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You survived — and are thriving — because of your courage and resilience.
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They beat Pittsburgh, the two-time defending champion, by showing resilience.
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"Overall resilience is being weakened in unexamined ways," Ms. Raskin said.
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They also depict themselves as strong and accepting—embodiments of resilience.
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Their prowess and resilience will be key in addressing future challenges.
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We expect them to carry that resilience over to the ice.
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"God is going to test our resilience," he said, eying Grimes.
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It said its temporary placement businesses showing greater resilience than permanent.
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Perry's proposal was made in the name of electric grid resilience.
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I mean, you seem to have a resilience and no resentment.
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This resilience allows them to thrive in otherwise sterile hospital settings.
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She said she loves Roosevelt and praised his policies and resilience.
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Resilience leadership comes from other state-level cabinet positions as well.
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This increases the overall financial health and resilience of the industry.
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They need to build what scientists like me call coastal resilience.
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Darrell Switzer will lead the Incident Response and Cyber Resilience practice.
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"When it's over, Kabul will show its resilience again," Kay said.
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She hopes to "promote courage and resilience in the Venezuelan youth."
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Times of manageable stress present an opportunity to build your resilience.
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You can build your resilience by putting yourself in challenging situations.
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Dwelling is the easier road; but, resilience is the right road.
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"It's a real testament to the resilience of nature," McNab said.
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Chicago, my beautiful, darling city, is full of grit and resilience.
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But resilience is far more than we can ask of anyone.
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These people who think renewables don't provide resilience are simply wrong.
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"We have a bit more resilience" than the independents, Gerges said.
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Ibid, Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan, 204.
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The changes swapped words like "adaptation" with resilience and also renamed the "Sustainable Transport and Climate Change Team" to "The Sustainable Transportation and Resilience Team," according to a Environmental Data and Governance Initiative Website Tracking report.
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"Warrantage builds resilience because by selling produce for higher profit, you can absorb climate shocks better ... and avoid resorting to negative coping strategies like eating fewer meals," said Penda Diallo, a senior resilience adviser at CARE.
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"The reforms outlined today will keep the UK at the leading edge globally by increasing resilience, broadening access and expanding functionality," said Andrew Hauser, the BoE's executive director for banking, payments and financial resilience in a statement.
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A political crisis or economic downturn would once again test HSBC's resilience.
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But an elite education counts for little without self-discipline and resilience.
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The traits I most admire in Lance are his resilience and drive.
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But ultimately, this is a film about resilience and sticking to convictions.
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He will also explore new opportunities and enhancements around resilience and prevention.
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"Cities are needing to work faster in terms of resilience," he said.
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A decentralized platform such as TON could offer more security and resilience.
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"There's a spirit that the city carries of resilience," Ellis-Brown said.
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But these are also days that show the resilience of our city.
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In the report, Obama recalled his swim as an example nature's resilience.
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Kenyatta also interpreted his victory as a sign of his party's resilience.
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To illustrate coal's stubborn resilience, consider the Patratu power station in Jharkhand.
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" Weld said, "Ours is a nation built on courage, resilience, and independence.
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Indigenous Women Rise is a grassroots organization the celebrates resistance and resilience.
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With harrowing honesty, the campaign celebrates resilience in the face of trauma.
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McCullers showed even more resilience during an up-and-down regular season.
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All of us have an in-built capacity to harness that resilience.
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I applaud my community for showing the resilience despite all the problems.
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There are two main reasons for the resilience of small-town newspapers.
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I think the way toward resilience is to collaborate with the elements.
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Grief taught me to take comfort in the resilience of our humanity.
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Thank you for your leadership, resilience & fight for equality throughout the world.
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One of the Great Fire's lessons is how government can foster resilience.
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Resilience requires patience, and government must be there for the long term.
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"There's a lot more resilience than people realize," O'Malley-James told Gizmodo.
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This album whomps and exults, but Lizzo's displays of resilience obscure emotion.
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Consumers have already shown their resilience to the collection of personal information.
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Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan, 40 ↩ 29.
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Like the farmers of Western Australia, it is running out of resilience.
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These include so-called "soft skills" like confidence, motivation, communication, and resilience.
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Like much of her work, it celebrates the resilience of everyday people.
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But I also think I've made a damn good tale of resilience.
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SARA EISEN: Do you worry about the resilience of the U.S. recovery?
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Watkins said part of Trump's resilience is his ability to turn around.
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"Our decisions certainly increase resilience of the euro zone economy," he said.
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"These women are like lotuses: They endure with grace, resilience, and dignity."
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We had some resilience to come back, but then we can't shoot.
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In addition, Verdun turned into a symbol of French resilience and resistance.
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The country's resilience to politically motivated supply shocks should not be underestimated.
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"You are not born with a fixed amount of resilience," Sandberg said.
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There's a resilience and selflessness in China which is extraordinary and inspiring.
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"Strength of community comes from moments of resilience like this," he said.
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Moody's measured sovereigns' vulnerability by their "exposure" and "resilience" to climate change.
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Rylance's Mr. Dawson is a cardboard version of stiff-upper-lip resilience.
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The resilience you show as you reclaim your history and your traditions.
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Yet daunting challenges lie ahead, researchers studying resilience from another angle said.
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Little-known plants might have unknown benefits, such as resilience to diseases.
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Awareness of malign external influences is also important to long-term resilience.
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The decline was held in check by the resilience of household consumption.
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"Resilience to climate change is being grown in the fields," he said.
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Other data out on Wednesday pointed to resilience in the housing market.
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The Olympics will help showcase South Korea's resilience as a thriving society.
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The FSA said lenders had sufficient resilience to meet an economic downturn.
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In the meantime, novel approaches like the Forest Resilience Bond could help.
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Have a look here: Response Diversity Builds Resilience in Ecosystems – Society, Too?
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The Federal Reserve has emphasized the improving resilience of the financial sector.
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Developers are also often more incentivized to build than to build resilience.
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I'm not the only one who is convinced of this adaptive resilience.
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This as Buffett takes a bigger bite and iPhone sales show resilience .
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But Line, as a company, was founded on the premise of resilience.
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The French have obviously endured much worse and are experts in resilience.
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Handcycling, he says, has provided him with a newfound resilience and autonomy.
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Resilience and perseverance are her best traits as a candidate. http://bit.
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The stand-alone resilience is part of a broader message from regulators.
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In Torment, much like Planescape, your superpower is your resilience to death.
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Europeans should then focus on boosting resilience in that specific policy area.
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The history of ISIS "is one of resilience and flexibility," he said.
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But there is a fine line between stoic resilience and irresponsible passivity.
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I faked resilience on the outside and was struggling on the inside.
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Resilience is a property traditionally defined as the ability to bounce back.
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But there is a certain resilience built into the office of president.
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The question is whether this resilience will survive the age of Trump.
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"What keeps me going is the resilience of these children," Mustapha said.
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It is nothing less than the resilience of black people in America.
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What distinguishes Kawauchi is the stunning breadth and resilience of his talent.
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For many students, folklórico is an anchor and a source of resilience.
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Resilience has been a buzzword in psychology circles the past few years.
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It projects a resilience that captures the mood of our present moment.
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And my children had learned a lesson in resilience, which is everything.
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I investigated what officials in storm-struck cities have learned about resilience.
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Dealing with the elements, Alaskans have that resilience, we just push forward.
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But there are also hope, humor, willpower, resilience, forgiveness and unconditional love.
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He came away convinced of the ultimate resilience of the art form.
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Strength, in their understanding, is less about power and more about resilience.
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Resilience can be forged in such situations, for reasons no one understands.
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Hopefully, SS can show that coronavirus a thing or two about resilience.
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Grocery stores play a key role in the resilience of our communities.
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But for most young people, everyday stress is beneficial and promotes resilience.
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They show the fault lines and inequities, while also showcasing community resilience.
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Kate BoicourtNew YorkThe writer is director of resilience at the Waterfront Alliance.
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Clinging to shrinking patches of territory, these trees stand for Lebanon's resilience.
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"I heard stories of frustration and anger, resistance and resilience," he says.
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" KC: "For me, it was the resilience and brilliance of these kids.
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We do need to find resilience, inspiration and hope in one another.
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In an environment of financial market optimism, ensuring financial resilience is imperative.
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"That core concept of resilience is extraordinarily important going forward," he said.
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Together these obits tell a story of resilience and determination amid struggle.
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To be sure, there have been some clear resilience improvements since Katrina.
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"I am passionate about resilience and I love my job," he said.
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Some of those, devastatingly enough, were testing crops' resilience to climate change.
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Curiosity and resilience are two traits Edelman recruiters look for, O'Keefe said.
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Even critics of Biden's campaign here have been surprised at his resilience.
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Many Pakistanis attributed his resilience to the advice of healers and soothsayers.
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" Yearwood said she was especially moved by the women's "strength and resilience.
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These realities make gender-responsive strategies for climate resilience and adaptation critical.
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That resilience was required after oil prices crashed beginning in late 2014.
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Still, Lubumbashi stands out as a frontier event, remarkable for its resilience.
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We can, however, foster resilience and help-seeking in our health workforce.
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The World Bank says it supports "critical reforms for restoring macroeconomic resilience".
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His resilience amid personal tragedy gives him undisputed emotional depth and empathy.
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Goldman's trading side showed resilience last quarter, but not because of stocks.
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The United States urgently needs to focus on resilience to climate impacts.
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Resilience programs included livestock insurance and better water management, especially in Africa.
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It's a story about sadness and about illness and healing and resilience.
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But you can get an even bigger resilience boost by giving support.
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MASLANY She has this real survival instinct and a real —— BROWN Resilience.
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The importance of resilience has been etched into my soul ever since.
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Wesaam wants to show the resilience of people who have been marginalized.
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Researchers think humans might have something to learn from the worm's resilience.
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High self-efficacy has been linked to self-regulation, resilience and accomplishment.
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What I found is a community of strong tradition and incredible resilience.
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The book weaves images of resilience and optimism with those of despair.
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Resilience, roughly speaking, is the grid's ability to bounce back after disruptions.
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Green or natural infrastructure is also important for resilience, the report said.
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"From our work with cities around the world, water has consistently come up as a key resilience challenge," said Claire Bonham-Carter, Principal and City Resilience Lead at AECOM, a global infrastructure firm and partner on the report.
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"A parent's resilience serves as a template for a child to see how to deal with challenges, how to understand their own emotions," said Dr. Dan Siegel, author of "The Yes Brain," which focuses on cultivating children's resilience.
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His work as a family therapist and resilience researcher is recognized around the world and his latest book, "Change Your World: The Science of Resilience and the True Path to Success," was released by Sutherland House in 2019.
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Dr. Mealer is studying resilience in nurses and said preliminary research is finding that psychological characteristics associated with resilience, such as humor, optimism and social support, can be taught to help nurses cope with the stresses of the job.
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As extreme weather events worsen from climate change, we should create an American Resilience Corps (ARC) to increase resilience to wildfire, restore coastal wetlands to limit destruction from hurricanes, and reduce the incidence of flooding, particularly on our farms.
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It stands for big notions, like ''Respect,'' ''Resilience,'' ''Integrity'' and ''Responsibility to Team.
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But there is another way to appreciate their resilience: on a species level.
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The full report, 'European P&C Reinsurance Showing Resilience' is available at www.fitchratings.
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But for Hickey, that's just a testament to the resilience of the markets.
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"I think it does show that he has got tremendous resilience," she said.
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The resilience of these women is so profound and truly inspiring to witness.
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"The first lever for the resilience of Paris is its inhabitants," Maire said.
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Climate resilience The biggest threat to reefs is climate change, according to Teicher.
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But the insights of resilience researchers can be applied to the prison population.
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Resilience and perseverance are essential to being an artist and making a home.
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The dog's resilience shocked vets, who often see pets die from gator bites.
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Let us all take a moment to celebrate the remarkable resilience of Hollywood.
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In Fitch's view, these features contribute to the resilience of the local economy.
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I won't ever forget these children, their resilience and determination against all odds.
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He's just as amazed as everyone else by the resilience of his appeal.
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Sandberg will also be sitting down for a conversation entitled "A Leader's Resilience".
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Corcoran isn't the only Shark to foreground the importance of determination and resilience.
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Their resilience through massive shifts in consumer behavior is nothing short of remarkable.
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"Simply tracking that will add to the resilience against an attack," Singer says.
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Practically every moment of every day is a resilience-enhancing or -diminishing opportunity.
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Teresa Mathew is a writer and photojournalist focusing on race, religion, and resilience.
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Resilience is the flip-side of activism for many artists in the Triennial.
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"You've gotta admire the resilience of this market," the "Mad Money" host said.
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On that night against that particular fighter, Pandya's psychological resilience won the fight.
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The deal was a sign of resilience in the high-yield debt markets.
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"I saw Rodney as a symbol of resilience and resistance," Mr Smith says.
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The security and resilience of the UK's telecoms networks is of paramount importance.
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Israeli diplomats are committed at all times to enhancing Israel's strength and resilience.
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"We show that openness can deliver both prosperity and resilience," argues Mr Lowe.
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National stability and prosperity demand that governments co-operate to build global resilience.
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And I just think, as far as resilience goes, he's full of it.
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On practicing resilience: Jeff's Pop once tore the top of his thumb off.
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Slowly, Luke regains a little of his skin's resilience, but still he's bleeding.
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Another "Yes, but" point is to stress the resilience of the old apparatus.
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"Star Wars: The Last Jedi" was a movie full of hope and resilience.
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Companies have been focused on "keeping people out, not on resilience," he said.
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Concern for Democrats Still, Johnson's resilience is causing genuine concern for top Democrats.
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But I would just point again to the 5-0 decision on resilience.
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Its resilience was seen as, in part, a consequence of sound banking regulation.
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Perhaps Jonas could be paying homage to his soon-to-be wife's resilience?
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A Liberian half-marathon celebrated resilience in the wake of an Ebola epidemic.
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Identical twins Veronica and Vanessa Merrell know a thing or two about resilience.
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These days, the city of 11m stands as a monument to China's resilience.
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Naysayers who expected political meddling to hit the economy hard underestimated its resilience.
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In a macro strategy report, UBS strategists praised the euro for its resilience.
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And a dive into the data shows how widespread the resilience has been.
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Kinan's remarkable story is one of strength, resilience and the power of love.
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"Resilience isn't happening if you don't have better leadership in policies," said Cotte.
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This type of resilience is so typical of this part of the country.
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" Instead of "Climate Change Adaptation," the recommended terms include "Resilience to Weather Extremes.
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Inland waterways are in disrepair and threaten the resilience of our energy system.
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No matter how pervasive the trauma, they exhibit resilience and great fashion sense.
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It said the assessment showed the resilience of the Bulgarian banking sector overall.
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But ultimately it's about resilience -- how to get back up after a loss.
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So much of our survival has rested in a kind of stubborn resilience.
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The scattering of the practice demonstrates the resilience of black people through pain.
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The flip side of collective grief is collective resilience, and they're deeply connected.
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I thought that I showed some resilience around the middle of the round.
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That alone is testament to their resilience, their ability to adapt and thrive.
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Such practice has been empirically shown to strengthen emotional resilience and increase happiness.
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Her work focuses on building resilience to the destabilizing impacts of climate change.
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It's been a real test of people's resilience, and people keep coming through.
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Once public institutions have been created, they possess a curious resilience and stability.
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And he learned that there are ways to improve your resilience at work.
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You need resilience to get back up and running and minimize the damage.
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"Resilience is kicking in now but it is just the beginning," Musonda added.
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Mentors also help you build resilience, increase productivity and learn to think critically.
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Resilience seems to play a large role in the history of St. Sava's.
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We had, in short, no real measure of homeostatic resilience, of physiological reserve.
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The proposal comes after an Energy Department report on grid resilience last month.
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To achieve resilience we need to be proactive in planning the transmission grid.
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"Resilience, or swinging, is the ultimate achievement," Mr. Murray said then, in 2003.
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China's economy had resilience and room to maneuver, Xi was quoted as saying.
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Fiks, who was not involved with this study, researches transgenerational trauma and resilience.
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Although jobs are in precious demand, a deep-rooted spirit of resilience abounds.
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But you have developed resilience by overcoming difficult situations -- this is yourinner strength.
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"Sometimes kids in general blur the line between resilience and denial," he says.
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With every new adventure Zanardi has become a symbol of resilience and perseverance.
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The resilience officers, themselves, also form a global network, sharing what they learn.
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Chiefly, they have the opportunity to specify resilience as an overt policy goal.
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"This community is full of hope and resilience and beauty," Escobar told Hayes.
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Capital Economics' Evans-Pritchard believes the current resilience of growth will prove temporary.
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A diverse, redundant energy infrastructure system is the best approach to building resilience.
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Having predictable routines in place has long been tied to health and resilience.
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The quotidian has a way of reclaiming itself, of imposing resilience over trepidation.
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"Sometimes resilience comes from gritting your teeth and packing your bags," says Grant.
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Thankfully, there are folks in Washington who understand the importance of grid resilience.
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The Haggler was still left wondering about the peculiar resilience of IDC Servco.
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"Your dedication, resilience, to this adversity defines the absolute best of our nation."
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Shana Udvardy is a climate resilience analyst at the Union of Concerned Scientists.
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Rodriguez used the occasion to give a shout-out to Puerto Rican resilience.
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This material creates an "elasticity and a springy resilience," as nendo's website explains.
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The goals are to build up their resilience and prepare them for adversity.
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Some analysts have suggested greater familiarity with terror attacks has increased market resilience.
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Mr. Didier, however, saw bright spots — reasons to be proud of Dominica's resilience.
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Can you imagine the resilience it takes to live in an actual shithole?
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It's about privilege, creativity, resilience, and women coming together to right a wrong.
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A few of us shed tears, touching on feelings of loss and resilience.
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US and global growth continue to improve as the global economy demonstrates resilience.
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These act as a kind of emotional armor and a source of resilience.
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"We approach resilience as something we can bolster with behavioral changes," she said.
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And you can thank the resilience of the U.S. shale industry for it.
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The country also had near-perfect scores for healthcare access and socioeconomic resilience.
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But we will also witness triumphs and resilience on big and small scales.
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We encourage everyone to refer to the CDC's guidance on stigma and resilience.
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We perceive vulnerability as soft and weak, and resilience as hard and strong.
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For Londoners in particular, history is one long narrative of survival and resilience.
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And some research even suggests that low levels of adversity can promote resilience.
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But it has also demonstrated the resilience of America's civil society — for now.
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Instead, take it as an opportunity to test our resilience and feel invigorated.
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I worried about reopening a wound I didn't have the resilience to mend.
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Accepting life's challenges helped Santonastasso build resilience and acquire a taste for adventure.
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Where she found abandonment, she also found communities of great warmth and resilience.
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Our resilience, our incredible human spirit to survive any conditions, our forgiving hearts.
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Nina Berman Nina Berman's wide-ranging work looks at American politics and resilience.
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Its two responsibilities that build long-term resilience are capacity building and operations.
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Adam and I also learned that talking about the past can build resilience.
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I was looking for a community that focused on resilience, acceptance, and belonging.
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They found destruction, pessimism and blame, but also resilience and determination to rebuild.
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He speaks in schools and at medical conferences about his experience and resilience.
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Avila's stunning performance and resilience left the nation's top military officials visibly moved.
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Mobile homes, even those secured by the required steel bands, have less resilience.
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Resilience isn't a cure for climate change — it's how we live with it.
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Despite my resilience, I nearly did not make it past my sophomore year.
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The ultimate test of Trump's political resilience will come only in November 2020.
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Her resilience is inspiring to me and every day I'm amazed by her.
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But what she found, to her surprise, was a transformative sense of resilience.
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"But the economy also has big resilience, potential and enough space to maneuver."
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It's something we all learn to accept, hopefully with increasing resilience over time.
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SARA EISEN: Also raises the question about the resilience of the U.S. consumer.
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Dr. Neff said resilience may be the most remarkable benefit of self-compassion.
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"In our DNA, we've got this extreme resilience baked in," Dr. Kolden said.
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The strength of the roster also added to Utah's resilience throughout the season.
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"The country should continue building resilience and buffers against external shocks," Guriev said.
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" She added, "However, she persevered with humor and dignity, with courage and resilience.
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So to say that renewables reduce reliability or resilience is just factually wrong.
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You also need to have that resilience and be an incredibly motivated person.
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Resilience, standing up to bullies, getting to people who were mean to you.
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But be warned: This may require a lot of patience, resilience, and preparation.
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"I don't think there's any skill more critical for success than resilience," Grant tells CNBC Make It. Grant co-wrote the book "Option B " about resilience with Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg after her husband David Goldberg's sudden death in 2015.
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We build resilience not just in ourselves but in each other, and one of the main points of Option B is no one goes through or should go through any of this alone, and we can build resilience into our community.
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Policymakers interested in serious, evidence-based resilience improvements already have the tools they need to act—including metrics for measuring resilience, a framework for evaluating improvements, and legal authorities to implement changes (we analyze these issues in a recent report).
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Elsewhere, HUD recently conducted a National Disaster Resilience Competition in which 67 state and local governments, all of which sustained at least one disaster since 2012, competed for a portion of $1 billion in funding for proactive disaster resilience projects.
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Daniel Kaniewski is FEMA's deputy administrator for resilience, a position the agency broadened from protection and national preparedness to resilience in June 2018 after the US experienced one of the costliest and most catastrophic string of disasters in its history.
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And I'm fascinated by resilience in human beings — what people endure and somehow survive.
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It's a testament to the strength of family, resilience, and (eventually) settling the score.
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During their visit, the foursome attended a meeting on marine life and coral resilience.
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Most of my subjects have truly compelling stories of redemption and lots of resilience.
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Werner had been watching GameOver since its inception, marveling at its strength and resilience.
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But the problem-solving, which relies on grit, determination and resilience, remains the same.
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" Likewise, the preferred phrasing for "climate change adaption" is now "resilience to weather extremes.
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As a result, she's made resilience and recovery an essential part of her image.
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But the markets and economy have shown resilience during a remarkably tumultuous political period.
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Coletta saw it too, and has gone back and back, fascinated by its resilience.
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"The resilience of the natural world gives you great hope," Attenborough told President Obama.
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The poverty provides a reality check, but so does the resilience of its people.
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JPMorgan said the company has shown "resilience" despite a tougher than expected consumer backdrop.
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"There's a lot we can learn from the past about environmental resilience," Jensen says.
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The competition would award $1 billion in funding to resilience projects across the nation.
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So was the success of the elderly, self-described socialist who tested her resilience.
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But the violence committed against them is not their defining characteristic; their resilience is.
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In this context, the resilience of the 146-year-old QWERTY layout is remarkable.
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Kim's resilience was not enough when the odds were stacked against her — nobody's is.
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You will be amazed, as I was, at the resilience of junior political staff.
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The resilience that Sudan is showing in the face of adversity is truly remarkable.
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"Ensuring the security and resilience of 5G networks is therefore essential," the report states.
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My community of people builds the resilience I need to keep on keepin' on.
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" The Shakur family, in a statement, said she "embodied strength, resilience, wisdom and love.
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Climate "resilience" programs exist across agencies, but are anchored by the Interior Department's BIA.
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" "The most powerful thing about being a woman is our incredible capacity for resilience.
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These brave men and women embody the true American spirit of resilience and courage.
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The Mueller investigation's very existence is an example of democratic resilience of a sort.
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You have not only faced challenges but have had the resilience to overcome them.
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We're completely in awe of her winged-eyeliner skills, her positivity, and her resilience.
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You are setting an example to the world of generosity, humanity, resilience and solidarity.
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Anaya's mother, Bianca Middleton, says she is inspired by her daughter's strength and resilience.
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Grief and resilience are never far from the surface in this compassionate, emotional man.
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To survive these, she will need Terminator-grade resilience—along with considerable political dexterity.
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The political resilience of SCHIP and the earned income tax credit support that view.
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Like followers of the martial arts, they pride themselves on their resilience and fitness.
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Fitch has assessed Uzbek banks' resilience to depreciation of the som under different scenarios.
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LGBTQ+ Pride is about resilience, and I'm so excited to show that this year.
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Indeed, it's important that Wakanda exists as a representation of black resilience and success.
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Bloomberg is responsible for the creation of the Strategic Initiative for Rebuilding and Resilience.
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Mr Feltou, the mayor, says that "extraordinary resilience" is part of the Agadez tradition.
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In a separate tweet, Omar showed her resilience, yet again, and quoted Maya Angelou.
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Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan (2013), 5↩ 2. Ibid.
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But until now such forecasts have served as inadvertent testaments to the country's resilience.
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And to the company: thank you for your creativity, humanity, resilience, and sleepless nights.
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Schuh attributes much of the company's success to CEO Reed Hastings' resilience and vision.
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It represents our resilience, our ferocious desire to fight for our values and traditions.
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It could bring resilience and reliability benefits that are difficult to quantify in advance.
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"I don't think there's any skill more critical for success than resilience," says Grant.
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"I can summarize the feelings of people inside with one word: resilience," he said.
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" "It represents our resilience, our ferocious desire to fight for our values and traditions.
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"When they're older, they have more context and other resilience skills," Ip tells me.
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No act of terror can shake the strength and resilience of our British ally.
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Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, Oregon Resilience Plan, 17, 29, 210 ↩ 9.
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Despite the recent equity and commodity rally, questions remain about the global economy's resilience.
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To develop disaster and climate resilience will take political will, commitment and major investment.
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Achieving this goal will require large-scale improvements in flood defence and resilience measures.
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But at the same time, LGBTQ refugees are a group characterized by great resilience.
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This attitude speeds up progress and provides resilience for the company as a whole.
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It's resilience -- the willingness to get knocked down seven times and get up eight.
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Maria has shown me that resilience is the antidote to hopelessness, despair and pessimism.
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It's during the ensuing decades that mothers truly show their commitment, resilience and spirit.
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Because of her resilience, Bacsinszky could serve as a role model for younger players.
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"I don't know if there's an operating definition of what resilience means," he said.
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Despite the grim assessments, some in Rio draw on the city's history of resilience.
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Kate Griffiths said the difficulties of the last 18 months had taught her resilience.
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An early indicator of the euro zone economy following the Brexit vote suggested resilience.
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In 2018, it is a testament to the power and resilience of women everywhere.
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Physical functioning declined as well for 55 percent, with only 29 percent showing resilience.
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There's a kind of resilience that allows you to think, I can manage this.
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Unfortunately, while the resilience of the people is obvious, the infrastructure is less so.
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As first lady, she rebounded from professional setbacks and personal trials with astounding resilience.
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Strength and resilience are virtues held in the highest regard in the black community.
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The Pound Shows Resilience Uncertainty after the Brexit vote has shaken financial markets worldwide.
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Encouraging a private flood insurance market will increase choice and catalyze investments in resilience.
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Emotional skills, said Dr. David, are the bedrock of qualities like grit and resilience.
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Samuel Sanders Visner is senior vice president of cybersecurity and resilience at ICF International.
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So teaching emotional resilience -- the ability to persist -- is part of our parenting arsenal.
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Resilience and resistance are the same activity, seen at different moments in the struggle.
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There was no sturdiness or stoutness or resilience in a game that felt critical.
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Moreover, challenges to the resilience of parts of the euro-area banking system remain.
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"We're recognizing resilience," Kim Maier, the executive director of the Old Stone House, said.
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Haftar has overplayed his hand and miscalculated the strong resilience of Tripoli and Misrata.
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In the gym, the strength of girls — our power, our resilience — was self-evident.
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It undergirds the resilience necessary to absorb the inevitable shocks any political system faces.
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His experience formed a resilience that would carry him through both tragedy and success.
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A win in Arizona would show his resilience after a weak performance last week.
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" Clinton said What Happened is "as much about resilience as about running for president.
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All it takes is a few friends who are committed to building local resilience.
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You Never Cease To Amaze Me With Your Faith, Will, Integrity, Resilience, and Courage.
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Its final section, "JUBILEE" is an ode to resilience and small moments of joy.
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But many Asian currencies have shown resilience, thanks to robust growth in the region.
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Building resilience to disasters not only makes economic sense, it is a moral imperative.
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There is a good chance that this resilience continues for longer than we expect.
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Among them, improving our ability to prevent and strengthen our resilience to terrorist attacks.
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They've overcome adversity and often trauma to live lives of courage, resilience and grace.
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The beauty of human resilience was seen in the apartment buildings in Northern Italy.
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It's the course where I learned to be brave and where I learned resilience.
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There's a Forest Resilience Bond underway that seeks to finance desperately needed wildfire prevention.
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Participants also had lower anxiety and depression, and elevated resilience and healthy risk taking.
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Indonesia has shown resilience, economic growth is expected to hold up around 5 percent.
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JON CARAMANICA Willie Nelson's resilience is one of this country's most powerful natural resources.
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SUPERNORMAL The Untold Story of Adversity and Resilience By Meg Jay, Ph.D. 387 pp.
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These places are strongholds of biodiversity that provide resilience against threats like climate change.
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Clearly self-control is one critical component of resilience that can be easily fostered.
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Another growth factor, BDNF, promotes neurogenesis in animals and may enhance resilience in humans.
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There were only the latest examples of the sweet science's resilience within popular culture.
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We aren't scientists or experts on resilience, and we welcome and need technical assistance.
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Grit and struggle and resilience, sure, but a particular brand of Houston scrappiness, too.
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Students will also hear examples of individuals using resilience skills in their own lives.
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Massot seemed troubled afterward, but the pair showed the resilience to recover on Thursday.
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Resilience is an attribute of the electricity system, not any individual element within it.
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"Having a nicer place to stay in increases their confidence and resilience," he said.
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"I'm energized by the resilience of the message of the campaign," Ms. Sanders said.
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Those who remained have built up a resilience in the face of repeated setbacks.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - The Wuhan coronavirus will test Hong Kong's stock market resilience.
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To call it resilience, verification, or a questioning attitude would be a better label.
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The fact that they make those choices at all is a sign of resilience.
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No matter how vacant his expression, I felt bolstered by his underlying paternal resilience.
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His resilience perhaps comes because Carter has faced down health troubles in the past.
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"The acquisition is expected to strengthen the resilience of Kenya's banking sector," it said.
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"The acquisition is expected to strengthen the resilience of Kenya's banking sector," it said.
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But all the women of Yemen share their amazing resilience that pushes them forward.
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" She has referred to her "peasant resilience," and to neighbors "poorer even than us.
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Only then will people become the source of resilience we need to protect democracy.
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But resilience is not inexhaustible, nor inevitable, and many more struggled enormously to survive.
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I will not somberly mourn and point to our better angel and American resilience.
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A number of factors have been put forward to explain President Trump's unexpected resilience.
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There is a deep resilience to our body politic that we're starting to see.
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We do not know any other way, and we are proud of our resilience.
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Resilience among financials stocks was just enough to keep the market in positive territory.
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With this, they create greater resilience to conflicts fueled by national and regional divisions.
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China's government is reportedly touring the provinces to examine the resilience of the economy.
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The workforce has shown resilience during gradual transitions in the past, said Bin-Nun.
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With a slump of roughly 19 percent, Microsoft stood out for its relative resilience.
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Puerto Ricans are demonstrating extraordinary resilience and optimism but they cannot go it alone.
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This is starting to make Mr Biden's resilience look as significant as his weaknesses.
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The financial impact surpassed $20 million, according to the Piermont Waterfront Resilience Task Force.
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The House Science Committee will hold its own hearing on ensuring electric grid resilience.
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Mistletoe is a symbol of resilience, much like the oak trees it grows on.
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"He demonstrated the resilience and the smarts to marshal a real comeback," Pence said.
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Trump's political resilience may soon run out, but not without one last Hail Mary.
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Its six online lessons help students identify values such as resilience, courage and community.
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"Realistically, there needs to be both stricter enforcement and building community resilience," Tummala said.
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"The truth is, kids learn grit and resilience in small moments, too," she said.
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"I'm not surprised by the resilience, but we don't take it for granted, either."
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Both sides can point to evidence of weakness or evidence of strength or resilience.
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How students can build positive networks, learning from the hospital, teaching resilience — and more.
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I will not somberly mourn and point to our better angel and American resilience.
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Vine City, she added, has long been a place of resilience, creativity and drive.
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And when you do, that's resilience: knocked down, but getting up stronger and kinder.
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They, like the 3.2 million residents of this American territory, are proving their resilience.
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While pain has bedeviled this team, resilience has been woven into its competitive fabric.
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Video of the shots went viral and hopefully the message of resilience did, too.
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In interviews, they spoke of her resilience, sense of duty and attention to detail.
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Like Grande herself, beneath its sweetness is a story of empowerment, resilience, and maturity.
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I strive to perform this type of resilience with each new project I accept.
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Buying your first house can be an excellent test of patience, endurance and resilience.
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Characters like Kofi and real women like London, serve as symbols of Black resilience—representing that though the fight for our lives is seemingly never over, we have to remember and take notice of our joy and resilience, when we're still standing.
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However, it also said it welcomed efforts to strengthen the resilience of the banking sector.
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We'll see some of that resilience when the Kardashians face Cleveland Cavaliers fans next episode.
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"Instead of making people pity [the migrants], I wanted to show their skills and resilience."
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MIME's cloud-based cyber resilience platform secures emails and email services like Microsoft's Office 26.
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Resilience to weather and heat Rainfall and sunlight can affect the health of natural grass.
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CEO Larry Fink said the firm showed resilience in the face of significant market headwinds.
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It was in her resilience and tremendous strength that I drew the mettle to focus.
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Ahead, Tanya Habjouqa, an award-winning documentary photographer, shares Salaam's story of loss and resilience.
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Continue to be amazed by the bravery, resilience & tenacity of kids & diving team in Thailand.
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I admire his resilience and I admire his personality; how straightforward and outspoken he is.
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This resilience does go some way toward justifying the strength in iron ore prices recently.
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"(The portraits are) more an homage to their resilience than about rape itself," she said.
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Coupled with recycling, stormwater recapture and other measures, it will extend our local water resilience.
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BCAB's results remain modest but have shown adequate resilience over the past last five years.
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I mean, it&aposs just an amazingly sad story but a lot of resilience there.
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Because community solar is local, it creates local investment and jobs while strengthening community resilience.
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Evans recommends boosting resilience by continuing to develop a social network of friends and family.
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"Anything that reduces stress can build resilience against the onset of mental illness," Lambert said.
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And he was right to blame the Taliban's resilience on Pakistan's harbouring of Afghanistan's enemies.
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Trista said the secret to their lasting relationship comes down to resilience, gratitude and forgiveness.
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It has brought to life the stories of resilience and strength we carry within us.
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Based on their scores, the scientists assessed them as having high, average or low resilience.
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Resilience is a trait cardinal to her career, one that's admittedly been filled with setbacks.
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"Resilience is when you get punched, stagger and then jump right back up," he said.
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"Anything that reduces stress can build resilience against the onset of mental illness," she said.
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Arimah's magical realism is grounded by emotional truths, full of insight into love and resilience.
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To get resilience benefits, solar panels must be coupled with storage and a smart inverter.
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I think the way we have that resilience is because we believe in each other.
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No one should ever doubt the strength and resilience of our country and our democracy.
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And also the surprising reserves of strength, resilience, and found happiness, but that's another story.
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Resilience in response to the unexpected is a primary focus of election officials in general.
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The euro zone needs better systems for pooling risk, and more resilience to external shocks.
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It's something that completely puts your life upside down, and it really tests your resilience.
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"Raising money is always hard but it took an exceptional amount of resilience," Rodriguez said.
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"We must continue to increase Germany's resilience in the wake of cyber attacks," Schoenbohm said.
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"Fewer straws in the ground" will increase resilience in the forest, explained the USGS's Stephenson.
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Trump is a contender who has shown an extraordinary level of resilience in overcoming controversy.
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To improve the resilience of wildlands, we need to minimize the accumulation of fire fuel.
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This is a method of adaptation and growth, an expression of the politics of resilience.
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And I keep going because I look deep and I find the resilience inside myself.
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"We're starting to run out of resilience" It is not just ecologists who are anxious.
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But your resilience and your family's will to survive gives me hope for all refugees.
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Economies operate on their own rhythms, and sometimes they show surprising resilience amid political shocks.
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It also came with my grandma's rich storytelling — captivating tales of resilience, war, and luck.
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What are the consequences for individuals, for wider society, and our resilience, of over-medicalisation?
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He also claimed that his ability to fight back from the loss showed his resilience.
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"This industrial partnership has shown its resilience," a French presidency official said in a statement.
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I have every confidence in the longer term resilience and growth trajectory of the market.
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Rather my missteps often teach valuable lessons, and provide the resilience to bounce back stronger.
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So it's about that circle closing because those girls have the potential, desire and resilience.
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Teachers can help children learn to name and manage their emotions to build emotional resilience.
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Grande has weathered a few storms, but she's been a figure of resilience and maturity.
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And then also preparing them for the future, that's why life skills and teaching resilience.
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The same profile notes Obama's admiration for Israeli resilience in the face of repeated attacks.
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They represent our aspirations and resilience despite having been brought up in a perpetual conflict.
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That thesis is around wellness and resilience, but not just of the health/physical variety.
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Nature bolsters resilience in the face of stress, enhances cognitive functioning, nurtures neighborhood social ties.
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These themed workshops include concepts like living in the moment, compassion, acceptance, vulnerability and resilience.
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"Both the amount of stress and stress resilience may have important health effects," Crump said.
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RAN has used it in Uganda and Ghana to assess resilience-building options since 2014.
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For me, the purpose of journaling is to create a vessel for clarity and resilience.
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I'm continuing to explore this theme/thesis of (societal) resilience tech that I discussed yesterday.
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The school training is also seen an opportunity to increase disaster resilience within wider communities.
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Trader Brian Kelly said he is staying long in the market because of its resilience.
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He's shown a remarkable degree of resilience that served him well as a political combatant.
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But now their resilience is being chipped away, says Adirak Sangnut, the slum's elected leader.
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Instead, she focused on positive topics, like turning phrases such as "collective resilience" into action.
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"I don't think there's any skill more critical for success than resilience," Grant tells CNBC.
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Going to the Illuminati open house is a lesson in that same kind of resilience.
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"These are to be welcomed, provided the overall level of resilience is maintained," he added.
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It's also a study in the unbreakable resilience of the sweet science's most memorable practitioner.
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Obviously, we'll all be applauding their bravery and resilience, and not just their pilates abs.
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Despite labor market resilience, data so far for August suggest some cooling in economic activity.
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Van Begin cited Surat in India as an example for forward-thinking approaches to resilience.
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Lava Jato, too, revealed the seriousness of Brazil's situation—and the resilience of its institutions.
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What's more, America's energy resilience has been tested in recent weeks by events in Venezuela.
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After seven decades of stability, Western Europeans tend to believe in the resilience of institutions.
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She is proud of the restaurant's success and her resilience, but her life isn't easy.
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"Resilience can take you some way to keeping space secure and reliable," Grego told me.
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Deutsche's ratio of equity to risk-weighted assets, an important gauge of resilience, is 10.7%.
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But they have already shown the resilience to stick together and rebound when duty calls.
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"Tragic times bring out the best in Americans character, strength, charity and resilience," Trump said.
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"Solidarity matters for resilience, and extreme inequality undermines that, whether gender or otherwise," Norton said.
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In our view, this is a ham-handed approach to compensating resilience and reliability services.
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It's hard to take that as anything less than a testament to the law's resilience.
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But they are also trying to build more on-the-ground resilience to worsening crises.
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We, too, can find strength and inspiration in the courage, determination and resilience they embody.
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A reckoning with hate, when rooted in Jewish history, is also a reckoning with resilience.
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Finance minister Philip Hammond described the figures as excellence, underscoring the resilience of the economy.
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I think taking pride in ourselves, our abilities, and our resilience is impossible without it.
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Israel Resilience, the party of Benny Gantz, is a distant second, polling about 13 seats.
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But resilience refers to the grid's capability to withstand extraordinary circumstances, like a powerful storm.
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The relative resilience of equity markets might appear to run counter to debt market gloom.
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This human resilience comes, in large part, from living and working together in urban environments.
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In every aspect of our health and our resilience we need humility, courage, and awe.
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Chimamanda declared that indulged children raised in the West lacked resilience and whined too much.
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Fortunately, there are some important new initiatives being made to increase resilience to heat crises.
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"The resilience of the Yemeni people has been stretched beyond human limits," the report said.
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In moments of American agony, we look for comfort in the legends of our resilience.
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Yet Mr. Fahdel's family responds to its new reality with a kind of resigned resilience.
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Many of them haven't given up hope, and they have a tremendous sense of resilience.
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How can we maintain the resilience needed to keep the movement for racial justice going?
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"I think he has shown huge resilience and determination in these last races," commented Wolff.
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Various pathways may contribute to our shared objective for increased resilience to weather-related risks.
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The most important thing this finale does is to again demonstrate Claire's strength and resilience.
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This has been about defensive resilience, bodies flung in the way, desperate tackles, fine saves.
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This gives Silicon Valley a resilience that was absent from the Route 128 technology cluster.
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We need to restore degraded ecosystems and build climate resilience to prevent potential food loss.
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The bravery and resilience of sex workers has played a part in many liberation struggles.
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A lot of this is about unlocking the latent mechanisms of resilience in our bodies.
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All the reasons you underestimate your resilience Thao isn't just an isolated case, Molinsky insists.
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Furthermore, Fitch expects reduced FCF volatility due to increased resilience of the group's business model.
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But this agreement marks a watershed moment in building our country's resilience to climate change.
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ObamaCare is showing its resilience after a year where it took a beating but survived.
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Bennington and Cornell reached millions of fans with emotional music about psychological torment and resilience.
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But love alone cannot cure what ails us, and neither can resilience or quiet strength.
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Biden's resilience cemented the core ideological struggle at the center of this year's Democratic primary.
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Lebanon's civil society is often commended, and rightly so, for its dynamism and its resilience.
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Resilience is one of the hallmarks of stable, mature markets, but something isn't right here.
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For the most part, it has built its season on defensive resilience, on game management.
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"Internally, true self-confidence will lead to more positivity, happiness and resilience," Mr. Houpert said.
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Anne N. Connor is a science writer with particular interests in climate resilience and genomics.
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Aerial footage captures the resilience of the city's response in the aftermath of the disaster.
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Serves 4 people Diep Tran's B.L.T. banh mi is a homage to her mother's resilience.
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The poster was a piece of Dalit resistance art, an artifact of solidarity and resilience.
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Meanwhile, Iran has gone through several versions of its national building standards for earthquake resilience.
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While Emoni and her family have experienced pain, they are defined by resilience and perseverance.
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Maybe from developing a resilience that others didn't have to, at least not as soon.
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And like the marchers in Selma, we will meet them with strength, resilience and pride.
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To prepare caregivers for pandemic situations is to create community-level resilience for future generations.
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But an alternative narrative is that Latin America is actually the land of democratic resilience.
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Behavioral health experts and faith leaders can suggest words that comfort, calm, and build resilience.
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On one hand, Biden exhibited his political resilience after a dismal start to his campaign.
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That gives you better capability for a good cost point and more resilience as well.
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Protecting people's consumer choices is another important part of climate resilience, said the IFRC's Charles.
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Because one of the most important ways you can build resilience is by cultivating gratitude.
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While the investigation intensified, authorities touted the city's resilience in the aftermath of the tragedy.
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The money is earmarked for clean energy and transportation, climate resilience, and water and sanitation.
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Overwhelming hardship but also resilience are evident in both her facial expression and body language.
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She became a global symbol of the resilience of women in the face of oppression.
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"All these women were full of emotions, resilience, life and most importantly hope," Hayeri says.
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This process, called "islanding" communities, ensures more resilience in the face of continuing power outages.
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The election will put these efforts — and the resilience of Taiwan's democracy — to the test.
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We must continue to build capacity and resilience in developing countries to prevent future catastrophes.
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Nonfiction OPTION BFacing Adversity, Building Resilience, and Finding JoyBy Sheryl Sandberg and Adam Grant226 pp.
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The determination and resilience required to cross rivers, hills and jungles when pregnant is superhuman.
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There is much evidence-based research showing the importance that resilience plays in adult success.
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"Hidden Figures" is full of resilience, cunning and a boppy soundtrack by musical artist Pharrell.
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Dr. Haas, a journalist and author, regularly writes about social justice, resilience, and environmental innovations.
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"We're basically building resilience at the platform level," said Marc Collins Chen, Oceanix chief executive.
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On sustainable food, similarly, planning will be essential to ensure basic resilience and food security.
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S. trade deal and upbeat data pointing to resilience in the world's second-largest economy.
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But the message we must both live and give our children is one of resilience.
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Despite the aberrations of Venezuela and Nicaragua (as well as Cuba), democracy has shown resilience.
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Participants said they chose to attend despite the attack in order to show their resilience.
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Foundrae primarily creates jewelry and medallions embellished with symbols representing themes like resilience and trust.
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Unbroken: A World War II Story of Survival, Resilience, and Redemption by Laura Hillenbrand 2.
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Yet in their pain and perplexity and resilience, they are a kind of memorial, too.
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Perhaps this resilience is what she offers instead of a more recognizable form of love.
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Limited budgets could mean tradeoffs between building resilience and reducing emissions to reduce future harm.
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Aid officials defined resilience as the ability to adapt to sudden environmental or political shocks.
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"The environment didn't give time for these resilience efforts to bear fruit," Mr. Laurent said.
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"The RSG 3-D panel is known for it resilience to natural disaster," Calligar said.
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"They develop traits like resilience and stamina, that a lot of adults don't even have."
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It's the resilience of specific critical functions which, if lost, can threaten constituents' physical integrity.
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After the news conference, Mr. Adams of Muslims of America marveled at his community's resilience.
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The Angels have showed remarkable resilience and grit while going 20-11 since July 2.523.
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But each showed a matter-of-fact resilience that would shame most 295-year-olds.
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We want to share what we have learned in building resilience against the changing climate.
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Song has also been working on methods to increase the resilience of machine-learning systems.
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He attributes his strong conscience and psychological resilience to his ability to win over fear.
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Resilience Rainesford Alexandra I have a stronger belief in American resilience, because I have seen so many people of all ages and backgrounds join forces, take an interest, open themselves up to hard conversations about America's inherent problems, and defend freedom that includes all.
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And it can kill a child's optimism and resilience, making them feel that they lack agency.
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Many city residents have banded together to show their resilience in the face of the violence.
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This evidence suggests a remarkable level of resilience, adaptation, and likely cooperation, among these early humans.
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"One of the challenges is to have a line of budget dedicated to resilience," Beltran said.
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The paper's authors warn that the resilience of the planet's largest living structure is waning rapidly.
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Wisdom continues to be a symbol of animal resilience—and looks really good for her age.
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