" We have a very resilient system: Physically resilient and I think cyber resilient."
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Clay tablets are more resilient than papyrus manuscripts are more resilient than parchment are more resilient than printed photographs are more resilient than digital photographs.
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Resilient communities need resilient communication networks to weather the storms to come.
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If Trump is America's most scandal-resilient national politician, Fouts may be its most scandal-resilient mayor.
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Resilient building codes are one example, but we also need to value and incentivize resilient investments for everyone.
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As the political winds shift, we just adjust, we&aposre very resilient and so those agents are very resilient.
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He said of Game 6, "Just a lot of heart, a lot of grit, being resilient" — not "bring resilient."
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He is also a member of theNational Children's Resilience Leadership Board, as part of the Resilient Children/Resilient Communities Initiative.
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That we are a resilient people and that our politics can once again be not only resilient but downright joyful.
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"We say that resilient people 'bounce back,' but being resilient after a breakup is not about being elastic," Dr. Jay says.
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Seeing other people be so resilient in the face of such difficulty I think has inspired me to be more resilient.
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"We had to make her resilient, and in making her resilient, I wanted to make sure that she was really strong," he explains.
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Don't beat yourself up if you don't think you're very resilient in general, because your past experiences can certainly influence how resilient you are.
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To be resilient is one thing (and boy are we resilient) but African Americans tend to have higher rates of mental illness than white people.
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According to a new report, North American economies are the most resilient against climate change, while those in the developing world are the least resilient.
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" Our fundamental belief is that, in this world of modern application architectures, the requirement for resilient applications becomes a requirement for resilient service communication," Morgan said.
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Our work with the Resilient Children/Resilient Communities Initiative demonstrates that, as a nation, the readiness of families is far from where it needs to be.
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To truly understand why these people did not get sick, many more resilient individuals are needed, including unrelated resilient people with mutations in the same disease gene.
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Americans are very good at innovating and building and we can leverage our need to be more resilient by growing the economy with good resilient and sustainable jobs.
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"If we are going to make our landscapes resilient, and thus our communities resilient, we have to follow these practices that are tried and true," Mr. Hankins said.
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"Growth remained resilient in the second quarter of 2018, against the backdrop of firming oil prices, supportive fiscal policy and resilient tourism and related activities," the central bank said.
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And if there is a deviation from that central scenario the economy is resilient and the policies that have been put in place have made the economy more resilient.
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In the middle of an already awkward adolescence, one marked by resilient pimples and even more resilient pudginess, the smattering of hair made my face look even more … inelegant.
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This is an incredibly resilient city full of some of the most resilient people, but sometimes providing a little extra assistance can make things a little easier for the community.
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Rather than re-establishing the old improved version, let's allow the local governments and the private sector develop a far more resilient, multi-technology network that mimics our resilient networks.
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Resilient Business Model: Moto's performance has remained resilient through the cycle, despite the exposure to inherently volatile retail demand, and we see this as a strong supportive factor for the rating.
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" Platt says Baractrema obamai "are phenomenally incredibly resilient organisms.
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Absolutely, definitely - but we are also a resilient people.
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Panning kernels of our history — native, sweet, and resilient!
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And Trump loyalists are proving resilient — and sometimes controversial.
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Scooter companies are redesigning their scooters to be more resilient and longer-lasting, but none have yet been able to produce a scooter that is completely water resilient — or one that floats.
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With the purchase of Resilient, IBM gets 100 employees, who are post-breach subject experts and 30 of the Fortune 500 customers Resilient has in its portfolio (along with its other customers).
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"You will not meet a more resilient people on the face of this Earth than the people who live on this island, but they shouldn't have to be this resilient," said Miranda.
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"If you are in a more resilient city, compared to a less resilient one, then those risk levels should be taken into account in pricing," said Trevor Maynard, head of innovation at Lloyd's.
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Help communities remain resilient to natural hazards American communities face increasing risk from natural hazards, and HUD's next secretary can help keep communities safe and remain resilient in the face of these threats.
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"There's conversation about how fragile the supply chain is, but in a study like this you really see how resilient it is — or at least the desire to make it resilient," DuBravac said.
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Michael Berkowitz is president of 100 Resilient Cities, an organization pioneered by The Rockefeller Foundation dedicated to helping cities become more resilient to the physical, social and economic challenges of the 21st century.
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To say these suckers are resilient is almost a disservice.
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It's also a show about remarkably resilient and moral people.
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Mr Trump's approval ratings are low, but resilient and competitive.
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"We were just being resilient as usual," Irving told reporters.
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Established democracies with highly developed economies have proven surprisingly resilient.
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My baby is resilient and love still lives in him.
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Wouldn't they be more resilient in a time of conflict?
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"At this young age, children are very resilient," he said.
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Samaras has experienced the resilient side of Annapolis first hand.
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We're a resilient lot, because we've always had to be.
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But the fact is, this thing has been ridiculously resilient.
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We're writing while black — nuanced and complex, resilient and strong.
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But the body is somehow more resilient, which is unbelievable.
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The hiring manager wants to see how resilient you are.
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Greater bee biodiversity can make the whole system more resilient.
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We're writing while black; nuanced and complex, resilient and strong.
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Or make the ones we have stronger and more resilient.
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Valuations remain resilient even for mature value plays like TCP.
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Although smaller than the FARC, the group is as resilient.
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The wig industry in South Korea has proved remarkably resilient.
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It looked about as resilient as Lady Gaga's prosciutto gown.
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So, yeah, the economy is resilient for a good reason.
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"We are resilient enough to work around this," he adds.
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So we have a very resilient business for that reason.
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"This troupe's resilient," Celtics coach Brad Stevens told reporters postgame.
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Our nation is resilient, and we always come back stronger.
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He emerged from both experiences less arrogant and more resilient.
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A resilient group, one that you're never going to forget.
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Your education system needs to make people resilient to shocks.
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But determined guerrillas in mountainous terrain can prove remarkably resilient.
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People in the region are tough and resilient, he said.
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And maybe -- you know, we're a very strong, resilient country.
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But Taiwan's case reminds us that even resilient objects break.
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SO AGAIN, THE ECONOMY HAS PROVEN TO BE QUITE RESILIENT.
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"Enterprise software is the standout that's still resilient," Newton said.
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They suggest that women simply need to be more resilient.
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So then they added offline reading, and Instapaper proved resilient.
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They are resilient, but grappling with depression, grief and nightmares.
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"Whether we win or lose, we're so resilient," Martin said.
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"We are trying to find ways to be more resilient."
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But they also presumably have a number of resilient skills.
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That will help you see yourself as a resilient person.
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But is it really decentralized and thus resilient to attacks?
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The Sharif name has already proven to be remarkably resilient.
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Denise Gough brings charm to her Harper, blunted but resilient.
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She will be more resilient in the face of danger.
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I'm resilient and I always see the best in everything.
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Gippsland Basin output could also prove more resilient than expected.
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EPA rules are quite resilient, as is the agency's budget.
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So your message about the microbiome being resilient is comforting.
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"My first impression was how resilient people were," she said.
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To become a more resilient person than you were before.
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At 36%, Trump's approval rating is historically low, but resilient.
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He added that India's macro fundamentals remain resilient and strong.
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With luck, Africa's green one will prove just as resilient.
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The eruption of AIDS gave a resilient man a cause.
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Chancellor Philip Hammond insists that the UK economy is "resilient".
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I think he's psychologically resilient, and he's very strong physically.
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The use of efficient, resilient, clean materials must be prioritized.
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But the agency said overall credit conditions would remain resilient.
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Still, Jamaica is more resilient than it was in 2013.
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Resilient systems are better equipped to handle the next boom.
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Farming has always been tough, but most farmers are resilient.
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"We had to dig in and be resilient," Morgan said.
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The original bitcoin has proved resilient so far this year.
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He learned to be resilient and how to overcome adversity.
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It makes us a stronger, more resilient, more lethal force.
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But these fans are as resilient as this team is.
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Yet our ocean is also resilient and holds tremendous promise.
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But the digital currency has proved enormously resilient this year.
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The AGC also proved remarkably resilient to glitches and hiccups.
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They are remarkably resilient, virtually indestructible, and built to survive.
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"Like resilient plants, people's roots regenerate over time," she said.
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But the PBOC said the Chinese financial system is resilient.
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"China is increasingly resilient to the United States," he said.
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The buildings may be resilient, but what about the neighborhoods?
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But military children and their families are also notably resilient.
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She has proved resilient in the aftermath of those episodes.
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It's not yet clear what makes female fetuses more resilient.
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But he's sculpting the forest to make it more resilient.
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But office buildings are also arriving in a resilient market.
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But my family is resilient, as Governor Mapp keeps saying.
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Be mindful that you are more resilient than you think.
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Protecting pollinators could help make our agricultural system more resilient.
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Tough times don't last forever, and tough people are resilient.
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But the Affordable Care Act is proving to be resilient.
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"Kate Winslet is surprisingly resilient to almost anything," he says.
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While the Hasidic community is reeling, it is also resilient.
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Ms. Harrow said her students in temporary housing were resilient.
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A security architect could help build a more resilient network.
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Eight months into his presidential campaign, Biden has proven resilient.
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Capitalism is much less resilient than most people credit it.
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Resilient Power installed solar power microgrids in four community centers.
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"Houston is a very resilient city, and it will overcome."
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Domestic extremists are as resilient and adaptive as al Qaeda.
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Huawei's networks business is proving resilient despite the US campaign.
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On the contrary, women are very resilient and very capable.
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That said, the Mexican economy has proven resilient thus far.
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Resilient infrastructure will require huge volumes of steel and cement.
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The state of our union is hopeful, resilient, and enduring.
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Our resilient curls have always been under attack in America.
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"It was a resilient win," Padres manager Andy Green said.
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"Against that backdrop, we doubt that households will remain resilient."
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However, we are-- Saudi Aramco is a very-- resilient company.
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Democracy is remarkably resilient in Turkey, even if badly battered.
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What being undocumented means to me is my resilient identity.
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Despite its scandals, the company's core business has proven resilient.
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Despite the ebb in activity, the labor market is resilient.
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We know that a $1 investment of federal funds in resilient infrastructure can yield $6 in savings, and we also know that community voice is necessary to building more resilient infrastructure for the future.
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"A strong and resilient trucking industry is imperative to maintaining a strong and resilient economy," Mr. Wheeler said Monday morning at a livestock exchange in Marshall, Va., surrounded by leaders of the trucking lobby.
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"You're the toughest and most resilient of us all," Meghan wrote.
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We are strong and resilient and we will continue to fight.
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Michelle isn't merely resilient; she's far too in control for that.
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Despite all of the President's actions, Obamacare has proven surprisingly resilient.
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I developed a new admiration for this strong and resilient woman.
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Mr Donovan points to the importance of designing resilient systems instead.
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Longdon said the company was "resilient and in great financial health".
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A more diverse diet is also a resilient one, expert say.
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Something that I need to endure to become more mentally resilient.
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"It's been a very resilient team," Rockies manager Walt Weiss said.
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This discovery shows just how resilient and adaptable life can be.
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He's an extremely resilient man, with a network of child spies.
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However, analysts noted that Turkey could prove resilient despite the downgrade.
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She is 64, vibrant and the most resilient person I know.
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In response, the PRD's resilient manufacturers are performing a neat pivot.
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"It's a patient, resilient group," Green Bay Coach Mike McCarthy said.
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They can "bounce forward" after a tragedy and become more resilient.
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Jerry Nadler: The American economy is very large and very resilient.
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But I'm leaving Penn as someone who is strong, resilient, unashamed.
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Even with higher rates, Shalett expects the market to be resilient.
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It can grow more resilient and learn to better manage risks.
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But the region's economy is more diversified, and so more resilient.
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This, in turn, can make the entire pollination system less resilient.
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Latin American democracy is more resilient than outward appearances might suggest.
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Beyond Meat's stock is proving resilient to negativity on Wall Street.
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They have these dire situations, and they are just so resilient.
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"We have a resilient group," said Ducks right winger Chris Stewart.
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Say this for Fedor Emelianenko: he's resilient to a superhuman degree.
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But the law's incentives should prove somewhat resilient to that sabotage.
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Resilient Economy Piemonte is one of the strongest manufacturing Italian hubs.
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"Be persistent and resilient enough to bounce back and try again."
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They are resilient and want to go on with their lives.
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While it was tough, she came out resilient in the end.
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The tank farms fed by the pipeline are not as resilient.
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This team is by far the most resilient group of guys.
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EISEN: SO FAR THE BRITISH ECONOMY AND EURPE HAVE REMAINED RESILIENT.
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For these people and services, a resilient grid is not enough.
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And yet global trade has proven itself to be remarkably resilient.
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Most countries remained resilient versus low oil prices in 2015, however.
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We humans are a resilient, cheerful group, so presumably we'll adapt.
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Not much grows naturally besides resilient trees of piñon and juniper.
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She knew Marshall was resilient but concerned he may not survive.
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PC gamers have shown that they are resilient to macro headwinds.
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A rise in imports also suggested Chinese domestic demand remains resilient.
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It's ancient, stable, resilient, and will be for a long time.
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For example, Australian wild rice is resilient to pests and disease.
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The high road can support a more inclusive and resilient globalization.
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As resilient as the faith of an Indigenous culture at home.
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Corneas are resilient, but injury can cause pain and vision impairment.
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U.S. household wealth has grown on a resilient real estate market.
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Obamacare, for all of its flaws, proved too resilient to repeal.
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California is also very resilient when it comes to climate policy.
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"I can't say enough how resilient this group is," Ganot said.
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Joe Biden's roaring paean to America and its resilient middle class.
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But REITs also look more resilient than they were in 2008.
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How can you help children be more resilient after a disaster?
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They also reflect resilient profits in an unfavourable interest rate environment.
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No one had trained us to be resilient or have grit.
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Our tribe is pretty resilient and already looks down on politicians.
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Out of necessity our city has become stronger and more resilient.
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"Resilient" means if you hit something, it will stay the same.
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" ISIS, he said, remains a "formidable, resilient, and largely cohesive enemy.
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These Cubs are young, resilient, and now they're angry and embarrassed.
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"We're resilient and we've been like this all year," Smith said.
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Golden Dawn proving resilient and its fifteen lawmakers still using the
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Political instability in Kenya is testing the country's resilient economic fundamentals.
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In truth, however, it is the opposite of the resilient mind.
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For one, the romantic promise of the nation-state is resilient.
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The Navajo Nation is made up of strong and resilient people.
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"She is obviously very brave and determined and resilient," Whitson says.
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It noted that Greece's economy has "proved more resilient" than expected.
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Perhaps she and her family are more resilient than she thinks.
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Yet despite their problems, many colleges prove to be surprisingly resilient.
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But I can say this, the Puerto Rican people are resilient.
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One of your areas of expertise is climate-resilient food systems.
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We are resilient and we are determined to rebuild our communities.
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The Moon is in Aries, one of the most resilient signs.
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There are so many resilient themes that go through Curious George.
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Kesha is resilient and she has transcended her critics and abusers.
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Requirements:• You have built or supported resilient cloud applications at scale.
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"They've proven to be a resilient team all year," he said.
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While failing feels bad, you're resilient enough to handle the discomfort.
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Big cats are resilient, but so are the criminals poaching them.
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Tuns are remarkably resilient; they can survive in ice for decades.
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We are resilient and know how to thrive in the margins.
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How to Be More Resilient Some people are just genetically tougher.
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That could make the internet less resilient to outages and attacks.
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Something so small produces something so seemingly fragile and incredibly resilient.
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They have been relentlessly resilient all season under Coach Barry Trotz.
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What's more, markets are for now highly functional and relatively resilient.
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It was proof that its system is resilient in a crisis.
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Moreover, Taiwan provides a resilient and growing market for U.S. farmers.
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The job market appears resilient for now according to several gauges.
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This kid may be resilient, but she shouldn't have to be.
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Nature is super-resilient if we give it a chance, right?
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Everything was about learning to work hard and to be resilient.
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The fact that we are still here shows we are resilient.
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Analysts also attributed the dollar weakness to a more resilient euro.
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However, I have persevered until now and will stay resilient throughout.
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It is a byproduct of a resilient attitude and improved lineup.
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Resilient Design Ground floor is not quite the term for it.
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This new program, Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC), is transformational.
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We couldn't get enough of these strong, lively, resilient March girls.
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And it is these social networks that make plantings so resilient.
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But Spanish banks are considered generally more resilient than Italian lenders.
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But at the same time, America is very strong and resilient.
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The Iranian economy is resilient and has endured years of pressure.
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But the company's overall business has proven broadly resilient this year.
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There were still signs that the Switch's popularity could prove resilient.
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Internet traffic is resilient and can dynamically reroute around any problems.
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The Aussie has, however, been surprisingly resilient to ongoing Sino-U.
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But what does a more climate resilient Puerto Rico look like?
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"We are just a resilient group," Mavericks forward Harrison Barnes said.
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"We work really hard to be resilient and strong," she said.
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There are other reasons to think the economy could prove resilient.
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They are puckish, emotionally manipulative, charming, scatalogically fixated, hilarious, and resilient.
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Passive buildings are also resilient to inclement weather and climatic changes.
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Look for resilient stocks and long-term winners: "We also see particular opportunity in those stocks with earnings relatively resilient to our virus scenarios, like those involved in technology disruption including the 5G rollout in Asia."
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We endorse the Charlevoix Blueprint for Healthy Oceans, Seas and Resilient Coastal Communities, and will improve oceans knowledge, promote sustainable oceans and fisheries, support resilient coasts and coastal communities and address ocean plastic waste and marine litter.
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"The objective is not simply to build a disaster-resilient city, but rather a successful, innovative and economically competitive city that is also disaster-resilient," said Benjamin Preston, a researcher at RAND Corporation, a global think tank.
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I've learned that I'm more resourceful and resilient than I ever knew.
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Here's to hoping this remarkably resilient little rover will phone home soon.
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Only this time, resilient, ready to get my hands — and face — dirty.
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Add resilient outdoor plants and a propane fire pit if you're allowed.
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Relations with America and China are more resilient than the headlines imply.
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And we all know how resilient that burnt popcorn smell can be.
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We require validation from one another to psychologically persevere and be resilient.
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In response to the violence, Indigenous activists remain visibly resilient and united.
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He's strong, he's resilient, and he came back better and more explosive.
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"I thought we were pretty good tonight, we were resilient," Capuano said.
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Hungary's electoral law — created by Fidesz in 2011 — helps Orban stay resilient.
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His arm is probably more resilient than Joe Ross' in the pen.
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Most people are resilient, and will recover within a month or so.
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McCain remained resilient throughout his treatment, adopting, according to longtime friend Sen.
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But the values necessary to sustain resilient democracies are not cultural universals.
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And it turns out that markets in war zones are surprisingly resilient.
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They've made banks more resilient and created stability in the capital markets.
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That is not because I am uniquely virtuous or strong or resilient.
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Lastly, exposing Russian plots could make Western populations more resilient to disinformation.
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We are more resilient than we know, and stronger than we think.
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And it's a very robust and resilient economy as we are seeing.
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That's why the researchers were so interested in creating more-resilient steel.
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The diversified approach basically makes us resilient to many of those turbulences.
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They're tough, they're resilient, they go about their business every single day.
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I have been extremely lucky to have a strong and resilient family.
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Demi Lovato is showing her fans that she is a resilient fighter.
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Still, investment in Europe's start-ups remains resilient when put into context.
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The Fed is understandably keen to increase it while markets look resilient.
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And she's not worried: the human body is fairly resilient, she says.
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It suggested that Nigerian oil production is more resilient than many thought.
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And reminding myself that our community is resilient and beautiful and hopeful.
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The institutions at the heart of the financial system are more resilient.
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"Travellers are much more resilient now than 20 years ago," Scowsill said.
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It is "phenomenal just how resilient individuals can be", says Mr Messner.
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This time, Dominica intends to become the world's "first climate-resilient nation".
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There is similar evidence of resilient discrimination against women in America's workforce.
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But New Yorkers are very strong and resilient, and they'll rebuild quickly.
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TLC has made a world of difference for these two resilient felines.
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We may struggle at times, but we can persevere and be resilient.
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" That was, by all accounts, Fats Domino: unassuming, resilient, funny, "all right.
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The new metal dome, MacBook enthusiasts would hope, might be more resilient.
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Native Americans are resilient, and nonviolent action and prayer stopped the pipeline.
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AND WE NEED TO BE RESILIENT AND DIVERSIFIED IN HOW WE ENGAGE.
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The search for resilient individuals started with gathering a ton of data.
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My point is the human race is resilient and we shall overcome!
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Others were resilient: They bounced back to their state before the trauma.
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Those states have proven resilient in bouncing back for Clinton so far.
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Maybe you grew up in a terrible environment but are deeply resilient.
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The human spirit is so resilient and failure teaches you so much.
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Now she's emerging as the resilient Hilltop leader Gregory refuses to be.
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"At this young age, children are very resilient," he told the network.
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They can rest assured that we are creating a very resilient system.
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The bank's margins have been resilient to negative interest rates in Denmark.
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"The UK banking system is incredibly resilient and well capitalized," said Wraith.
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"Our UK business was pretty resilient through the Brexit vote," he said.
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And it's the flexibility that ultimately makes cities more resilient, he said.
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International companies help diversify America's economy, making it more resilient to downturns.
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The people who go will need to be extra resilient to loneliness.
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Nature is quite resilient, but we have to give it a chance.
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Advanced energy provides reliable, resilient, and affordable power to Americans every day.
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The company's core business also remained resilient, a positive sign for investors.
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There is no doubt that times are tough, but farmers are resilient.
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But for now, its ability to make money seems to be resilient.
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Challenges remain, but he said reforms had made that economy more resilient.
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The grid has been tested and proven to be reliable and resilient.
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Our failure to address this challenge has created a less resilient democracy.
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"Children are resilient and some of the toughest people around," Tillman adds.
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It is resilient against unlock attempts via other means, like with masks.
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"This team's been resilient from the start," General Manager Mike Chernoff said.
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To be sure, China's export data has appeared largely resilient so far.
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New York (CNN Business)Wall Street started 2500 on a resilient note.
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That resilient association of Saudi Arabia with the attacks angers many Saudis.
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If only our politicos and tastemakers were made of such resilient stuff!
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Mauricio was extremely resilient, though -- and he was eventually reunited with family.
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I'm loyal, tough, hard-working, resilient and part of a good community.
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" But in the long term, she said: "It's undeniably a resilient tape.
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"Old hardware is both remarkably resilient but also unpredictably flaky," he said.
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The financial system has proven resilient through political crises, assassinations and war.
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As you'd expect, this resilient boy has bounced back like a pro.
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Having so many underperforming communities makes the country less productive and resilient.
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Resilient food systems also require affordable financing, to incentivize private sector investment.
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Continuing the efforts to make #puertorico more #resilient than ever with #solarenergy.
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"There's no cookbook for how to make cities resilient," Ms. Leonardsen said.
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We are a resilient people, but we're stronger when we stand together.
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In short, the brain may be more resilient than we've previously realized.
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But partisan identity, it seems, is probably more resilient than we think.
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The A.C.A. has been the most resilient statute in modern American history.
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He clears charred branches and undergrowth to make it more fire resilient.
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Planning for more resilient cities means planning for the needs of everyone.
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They hoped their rabbit — and their new love — would prove more resilient.
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And it makes the grid greener, more reliable, and resilient — a three'fer.
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In your opinion, does social media make us more or less resilient?
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I see the big picture more clearly and how resilient I am.
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They are not endlessly resilient, but they are not incredibly fragile either.
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Shortages aside, the illegal trade remains as resilient as it is defiant.
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That I was more resilient and adaptive than I thought I was.
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But support proved resilient, with many pointing out there were no injuries.
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He's afraid, Castañeda said, but somehow he knows his community is resilient.
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But big questions remain: How resilient are buildings in earthquake-prone areas?
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With no alternative to replace it, the discredited theory proves remarkably resilient.
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"But we are a resilient people, so I have to remain optimistic."
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I would've been healthier, less stressed and more resilient during difficult periods.
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When you do the math, you see these banks are very resilient.
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This was the spirit of a resilient city — outraged, engaged, and unified.
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One single key will unlock the transition to a climate resilient world.
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Tech ETF resilient, though charts question staying power ** Industrials up 0.9 pct.
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I have seen businesses become more resilient to any of these changes.
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"It's also about building a more resilient and aware public," said Manfra.
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Even if you fall, you're resilient enough to take failures in stride.
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Her speech reflected a resilient optimism; a determination to triumph over tribulation.
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"Our communities are resilient, but things are happening so fast," he said.
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Huawei's business has proven broadly resilient this year, despite the trade blacklist.
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"You build up a repertoire of resources, you become resilient," she said.
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The show is a master class in the importance of being resilient.
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But U.S. tech stocks have proved more resilient than those in Asia.
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We hurt her ability to raise children that are healthy and resilient.
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The belief has proven remarkably resilient, given its regular brushes with reality.
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"It's really heartening to see these reefs be so resilient," Gates said.
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Capital markets and the asset management industry are bigger and more resilient.
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Despite this, shares have been resilient in 2019, rising more than 35%.
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One bright spot for the country, however, is resilient consumers at home.
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But he's proven extremely resilient based on a few core fundamental factors.
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Our objective should be to create resilient solutions that manage risk effectively.
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And it showed how engineers in Japan design stronger, more resilient buildings.
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That Greenlanders are unusually resilient is a view I heard many times.
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If anything, they're proving more resilient than a lot of observers expected.
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The Afghans are a very resilient people, they will find some accommodation.
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Some of the people I know are working hard to be resilient.
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Scholars said that America's institutions are where democracy has proven most resilient.
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To be resilient, "any city can't be over reliant on a single industry, whether that be Rotterdam and the port, New Orleans and petrochemicals, New York and finance," said Michael Berkowitz, president of the 100 Resilient Cities program.
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BC: Well, if you take a look back, it's-, I think it's fair to say that we are much more resilient, the Eurozone is much more resilient than it was only a couple of years ago, three years ago.
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For travelers, I think the segment we are targeted at is relatively resilient, so we are targeting at people who are making $10,225 USD per person, and that segment, relatively, is more resilient than the people making less money.
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The main factors that could lead to positive action, individually or collectively, are: - Confirmation that Hong Kong's economy is resilient to mainland China's transition away from debt-fuelled growth or resilient to a full economic cycle in mainland China.
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"We are a very resilient family and everybody will bond together," he says.
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That's not to say the resilient critters can't be exterminated from your house.
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The female body is incredible and resilient, but healing and strengthening take time.
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But these resilient jobs numbers hardly make the case for an aggressive move.
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The Australian dollar remained resilient even after the dollar rallied overnight, at $13.
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The US economy has proven remarkably resilient, overcoming countless obstacles along the way.
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If anything, 21.35 has proved even more resilient than many had hoped for.
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We believe that the assets here will be resilient in any price environment.
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America missed an opportunity to help Sham and her two clever, resilient children.
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Residents could be moving to one of the most resilient towns in Louisiana.
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But the economy has also proven resilient, with British consumers continuing to spend.
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We are strong and resilient and they are no match for our truth.
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Sales-tax receipts have kept pace with inflation, a sign of resilient consumption.
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Mining stocks, which usually come under pressure after weak China data, remained resilient.
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True, banking reforms and institutional changes have made the euro zone more resilient.
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That there are ways that we can learn from each other, be resilient.
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Yet there are reasons to believe that the close ties will prove resilient.
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Even so, bears are resilient, and apparently equipped to deal with these challenges.
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Marvel at how resilient you are while scrolling the couples that once were.
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Self-healing power grids can make cities more resilient to hurricanes and blizzards.
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Progressives are talking about community-owned, small scale, distributed, deregulated, resilient, energy sources.
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The Australian dollar also proved to be extremely resilient after the RBA decision.
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The reality is when you are a comedian you have to be resilient.
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Net margins on assets under management (AuM) were resilient at 35bp (+1bp yoy).
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Louisiana is resilient and home to some of the strongest people I know.
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Since then, staid party newspapers have proved more resilient than their commercial cousins.
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It most recently acquired Resilient Systems to strengthen its Automation & Incident Response capability.
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I sleep better, get fewer migraines, and feel generally more resilient than before.
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Positives include low unemployment, resilient consumer spending and Johnson's promise of more investment.
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Much like Wonder Woman (and its director), you're more resilient than you think.
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A higher CTE number means the material is less resilient to thermal shock.
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The third pathway is when the environment is reengineered to be more resilient.
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This includes making satellites more resilient to potential attack by Russia or China.
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US troops have been fighting a resilient Taliban there for almost 16 years.
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Know yourself, make society more resilient, make society less able to be hacked.
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Don't think that she's not resilient and she can't adapt to those circumstances.
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But in the case of Thailand, we are quite resilient to capital outflows.
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These new self-healing properties could make robots resilient in potentially destructive environments.
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Coming so close to bankruptcy — and death — made him more resilient, he said.
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My Pacific people have experienced so much, yet they have become so resilient.
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"Farmers and ranchers are very resilient and will try to survive," he said.
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" Gucci Mane writes that he was drawn to her because "She was resilient.
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"Our community is very strong and hard-working — resilient and resourceful," she said.
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The older, strongest ice — which is more resilient to warming temperatures — is vanishing.
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The company also sells technology to make agriculture more resilient to climate change.
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We need the ability to fuel our grid with reliable, resilient baseload power.
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People are resilient and in our studies, they helped and rescued each other.
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Pringle also emphasized that not all animals are equally resilient to human conflict.
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Grant says everyone can become more resilient by doing a few simple exercises.
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Uh, tougher, more resilient, more able to get down and dirty as needed.
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Supporters say Ginsburg isn't just the court's leading liberal, she's also incredibly resilient.
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Budget cuts and corruption scandals hurt the PP, but it has proved resilient.
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His presence surely helped inspire the fans to remain resilient and have faith.
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It will cost billions more to bring service to a more resilient level.
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"I am confident that democracy will prove resilient in the U.S.," he said.
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Though many are tired, the Puerto Rican people are remarkably resilient and patient.
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The miners are all insisting financial discipline will keep them resilient despite inflation.
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Bruce Schneier is a security technologist and chief technology officer of IBM Resilient.
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"It is in our best collective interest to build resilient societies," she added.
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GFG's profitability has remained resilient despite low interest rates putting pressure on margins.
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But Trump defenders and critics alike believe that his hardcore support is resilient.
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This allows him to remain agile and resilient, no matter what comes up.
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I have never met a man more resilient or with more invincible determination.
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The good news is that the energy industry has proved that it's resilient.
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Still, no deaths were reported, an outcome attributed to Hong Kong's resilient infrastructure.
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Dana Goward is the president of the nonprofit Resilient Navigation and Timing Foundation.
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The people we admire for being resilient are not hard; they are ardent.
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Mr Trump's backing, especially in the Midwest, has so far proved remarkably resilient.
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And they are more resilient in the face of severe weather or attack.
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Despite her tremendous suffering, a glimmer of her hopeful and resilient personality remained.
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Cities with strong cross-cutting networks tend to be more resilient than others.
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He is emotionally open and willing to cry, but also restrained and resilient.
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The affirmation of Davivienda's ratings reflects the bank's resilient and stable financial performance.
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There's more pressure on them to be strong, successful, competitive, healthy, and resilient.
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On the other hand, many exporters shares were resilient despite the yen's strength.
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Older ice tends to be thicker and more resilient to changes in temperature.
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The resilient cover is built to last for continued use throughout the year.
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Research has shown that social support can make you more resilient to stress.
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The drive for independence has also been subdued by Quebec's relatively resilient economy.
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Support for farmers A resilient supply chain should be able to withstand shocks.
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Ms. Pinto, who is based in Chicago, photographed "resilient, confident and beautiful" women.
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Americans are resilient and will do what they must to ride the storm.
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And Mr. Xi is undermining the institutionalism that made China's authoritarianism unusually resilient.
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We need to see how resilient (or not) it is in that environment.
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Despite the measles outbreaks, the rally shows the anti-vaccine movement is resilient.
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New York has a Climate Resilient Farming Program that gives grants to farmers.
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Despite having had multiple chemotherapy treatments, she has remained resilient, her parents said.
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That means the food system is becoming less resilient against pests and diseases.
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The air traffic system is a resilient system with multiple backups in place.
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The new plantings will help make the woodlands more resilient in future storms.
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The mesh-like material is lightweight and airy, but surprisingly resilient and supportive.
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The party establishment proved much more resilient — and disciplined — than many people expected.
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"She's one of the hardest working and resilient people I've known," he said.
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"We have to be resilient and we have to not panic," Khamkar said.
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Fracking has been more resilient than anyone, including its proponents, would have dreamed.
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The resilient couple is used to challenging situations: Both are US Army veterans.
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Yes, that experience made me tough, resilient and — in an odd way — forgiving.
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A couple hoped their rabbit — and their new love — would prove more resilient.
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Montoya: It's about building resilient human beings who can think creatively and critically.
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That way, we'll have resilient and agile labor markets to manage technological change.
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For those working to keep our financial system resilient, the enemy is forgetting.
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Despite the recent tragedies, Londoners are as resilient as ever, our correspondent writes.
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So far, children have proven rather resilient to this virus, much like SARS.
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Ms. McIver, the off-duty police officer, was remembered for her resilient spirit.
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It has proven far less resilient than science too, far easier to corrupt.
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One immediate concern is that developing economies won't be as resilient as expected.
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"They've been resilient for a very long time," Seattle Coach Brian Schmetzer said.
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Markets were also buoyed by data that pointed to a resilient labor market.
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"This is the most resilient bunch of guys," Nationals manager Dave Martinez said.
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Consumer staples are often resilient when the economy starts to crack. P.&G.
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Twitter Lite will be "more resilient on unreliable mobile networks," the company said.
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Adding air to the natural latex made it lighter but far less resilient.
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We see the banking system and the financial system generally being fairly resilient.
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They can build on this resilient season, but their Rose Bowl drought continues.
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Many emerging economies experienced strong growth and the global economic system proved resilient.
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Design hospitals to be more resilient to flooding and with their own utilities.
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Has Haiti rebuilt in a way that would make it more resilient today?
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They are resilient; they rely on humor and "sass" to endure life's hardships.
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Pluralism and democracy have proven to be the most resilient systems over time.
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"I've never seen a grittier, more resilient personality in my life," says Howley.
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Women must be at the table to build a more resilient, sustainable future.
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How has Japan's economy remained resilient in the face of its demographic challenges?
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The potential and desire to build resilient communities and government systems is there.
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I learned how to be a hardworking, resilient, and strong woman from her.
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It's a testament to how resilient nature can be when given a chance.
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And you'll become strong and resilient despite, or even because of, your challenges.
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"We're always looking for images of resilient people in dire circumstance," he says.
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He thinks America is resilient and will bounce back, no matter who wins.
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Instead, he aimed to have a company that is resilient to market changes.
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As part of its review, it said banks remained resilient to potential shocks.
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So it is very resilient-- very strong when it comes to cash flow.
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"I thought he was great and resilient for a little fellow," Howard said.
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They were also buoyed by data that pointed to a resilient labor market.
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"You are strong and resilient, and we are here to assist," he wrote.
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"You should be building a portfolio that's resilient to different risks," Brice added.
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But she remains resilient and she is able to come out of that.
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The thing to remember is that kids are more resilient than we realize.
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Against the euro, the pound was more resilient, trading neutral at 84.57 pence.
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Main Street may be more resilient than Wall Street during the coronavirus crisis.
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"I don't think he's as resilient, politically, as Bill Clinton was," D'Antonio said.
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He has proven resilient and — along with another front-runner, South Bend, Ind.
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The welfare state remains the most resilient aspect of the postwar political economy.
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Most women & PoC in tech have extraordinarily high stress tolerance & are incredibly resilient.
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The main factors that could lead to positive action, individually or collectively, are: - Confirmation that the economies of both Hong Kong and mainland China are resilient to China's transition away from debt-fuelled growth or resilient to a full economic cycle.
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"In our central scenario, the free trade agreement continues and if there is a deviation from that central scenario, the economy is resilient and the policies that have been put in place have made the economy more resilient," he said.
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The National Children's Resilience Leadership Board (NCRLB), an interdisciplinary group of thought leaders from academia, the private sector, local government, the non-profit community, and former federal officials was recently convened as part of the Resilient Children/Resilient Communities (RCRC) Initiative.
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These conversations highlight an important notion — our healthcare system is completely dependent on a resilient supply chain and recent events like Hurricane Maria indicate that we may not be doing all we can to create a resilient pharmaceutical supply chain.
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"(It) has the potential to take pressure off Manila so that Manila can also invest in building a more resilient future," said Lauren Sorkin, director for Asia-Pacific with 100 Resilient Cities (100RC), a network backed by The Rockefeller Foundation.
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Looking at major bourses, London's FTSE remained resilient during trade, finishing up 2800 percent.
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The economy thus far has been largely resilient to the trade war with China.
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And I have to remain true to myself and remain resilient in my recovery.
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"There are no more resilient people on Earth," U.N. Representative Lanzer said about Afghans.
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"She's amazing, she's so resilient," Dugard tells PEOPLE about her first impressions of McGinnis.
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But she was resilient, brave and determined to survive, so she found a way.
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Mayo believes the Federal Reserve should keep banks resilient but create transparency and efficiency.
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Creating the perfect future city However, a resilient strategy is just a first step.
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Most recently, Bruce co-founded Resilient, an incident response platform later acquired by IBM.
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Collectively, I wanted to show how adaptable and resilient and surprising people can be.
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What's happening: Parking garages are morphing into more colorful, productive, resilient and surprising uses.
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Company fundamentals are also more resilient than 1.11.7 months ago, supporting the IPO pipeline.
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It also suggests that those younger than 15 years of age are more resilient.
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"My experience from working with kiddos is certainly that they're incredibly resilient," Miskanin said.
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At the same time, the services and construction sectors remain resilient, despite some moderation.
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And while the islands are tiny and remote, the residents are crafty and resilient.
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"We are a resilient economy and you see it in this report," he said.
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The dollar has also remained resilient against the yen, despite the risk-averse environment.
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The dollar has also remained resilient against the yen, despite the risk averse environment.
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"The euro area is experiencing a resilient recovery, sustained by monetary policy," Constancio said.
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Still, resilient New Yorkers knew how to make the most of a dark situation.
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Human society is resilient, and we'll continue to find ways to live and prosper.
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Despite being teased, he was resilient in his mission to help those fighting cancer.
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Many also have multiple fuel options, making them resilient to shortages or price fluctuations.
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Dogs are very resilient, and he could have traveled quite a distance seeking shelter.
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" "Our power is in our resiliency, but we shouldn't always have to be resilient.
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Their careers are more versatile, their marriages are stronger, their children are more resilient.
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I'm not saying the meme is totally played out, but it certainly is resilient.
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In the long run, that would make China's economy as a whole more resilient.
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UniCredit's commissions were resilient, rising 0.6 percent on the quarter despite turbulent financial markets.
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Despite persistent expense inflation, Fitch expects Nossa's operating profitability to remain resilient in 2017.
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The project was spearheaded by Resilient Labs' Muigai Unaka, a lecturer at Northeastern University.
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"The human heart is fantastically resilient, but it's still just a pump," he says.
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On top of this ISIS is proving more resilient in Sirte than many imagined.
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He's so resilient I'm sure he will still say the ambulance ride was cool!
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"The goods exporters in Switzerland are more resilient than in other countries," they wrote.
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Twitter says it is "more resilient on unreliable mobile networks," like 2G and 3G.
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They are tough, they are resilient, they go about their business every single day.
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The question is: What will the city and its resilient residents do to heal?
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U.S. shale drillers are proving more resilient than expected to cheap crude, OPEC added.
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As marriage becomes the preserve of such careful people, unions are growing more resilient.
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And for me this is a true testimony of a community that is resilient.
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Though these tubes have flirted with obsolescence, the pneumatic dream has been surprisingly resilient.
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BPD's profitability is stable and resilient, whereas Banreservas' profitability ratios have been historically volatile.
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Mr Lowe worries that debt is rendering Australia's economy "less resilient to future shocks".
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He's so resilient I'm sure he will still say the ambulance ride was cool!
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Resilient to Cloud Disruption: Cloud disruption across the software industry has been well documented.
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Even terminals perceived as a mature value play, like TCP, have seen resilient valuations.
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"It's becoming easier and easier," he said during a conference on building resilient cities.
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"These areas are very resilient despite a slowdown in the general economy," she said.
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I think people are more resilient on the right than people on the left.
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More than anything else, the findings highlight just how resilient bed bugs have been.
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US troops have been fighting there for nearly 16 years against a resilient Taliban.
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A power grid that is underground will be much more resilient to high winds.
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"In my research, first-generation college students are impressively resilient and optimistic," Gibbons said.
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VR The VR reflects CN's strong regional franchise, acceptable risk appetite and resilient profitability.
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"Overall, we expect to deliver a resilient constant currency performance over 2018," he said.
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The Sims helped make my life manageable—it made me, in some ways, resilient.
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"I think the word used for markets this year will be 'resilient,'" he said.
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"The UK market has remained remarkably resilient," said Russell Quirk at property website Vyomm.com.
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The bank's track record of resilient asset quality and performance compares well with peers.
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Heddle claims the market for rare stamps has remained resilient amid global market volatility.
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Morgan Stanley said RBS was the most resilient UK bank in an uncertain outlook.
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Building codes also need to be upgraded to make houses more resilient, he added.
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"I think we've been unselfish, we've been playing together, we've been resilient," Lopez said.
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A strangely resilient Mr Abe may decide that now is the time to try.
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Robusta is more resilient and higher yield, but only used in low-grade coffees.
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But what happened was, he couldn't put Diaz away because Diaz is very resilient.
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Unlike misbehaving athletes who can lose sponsors overnight, the brand is "resilient", some say.
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"So far, we have seen that they (the banks) stand pretty resilient," he said.
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We talked about being a tough, resilient group, and that's what we were tonight.
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Instead, he said, America would prevail by being strong and clever, resilient and relentless.
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The starting point is a very good one and the economy is quite resilient.
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But I also think Puerto Rico will one day become a resilient island again.
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This can mean culverts with natural features that are resilient in high-rainfall events.
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New friendships and bonds created commitments to building a strengthened and more resilient America.
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Other researchers argue that the grizzlies are likely to prove resilient to climate change.
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"We are undoubtedly experiencing a solid, broad-based and resilient economic recovery," Praet said.
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But without a coherent national strategy, they are resilient isles in a threatening sea.
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A major component of a resilient system is one that takes "lessons learned" seriously.
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"The consumer is incredibly resilient," said Lindsey Piegza, chief economist at Stifel in Chicago.
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Instead of building climate resilient infrastructure, Trump is stripping away environmental reviews for pipelines.
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Overall, the Labo kits are pretty resilient, even after three weeks of extended use.
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But some forms of life are remarkably resilient, even to these sorts of extremity.
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But these kids are so kind, resilient and strong, and really wise and fun.
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They are integrating into society so well and they are so resilient and adaptable.
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This slowdown in growth relates mainly to external factors, while domestic demand remains resilient.
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Wetlands and natural systems make our cities and towns more resilient to extreme storms.
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"I've been a little surprised at how resilient his polling has been," Rynard said.
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The July jobs report largely met expectations, showing a resilient but slowing labor market.
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Making a more resilient nation must be a shared goal, and a shared responsibility.
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But he said to stay resilient and keep working hard good things will happen.
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Despite the yen's gains, however, Japanese firms' appetite for capital spending remained somewhat resilient.
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I understand that our bodies are extremely fragile, yet incredibly resilient, but ultimately temporary.
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In a high-functioning team, communication is frictionless and trust is mutual and resilient.
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This means the objects they print are stronger, lighter and more resilient than steel.
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That aside, Lambda School is really offering a pathway to a more resilient life.
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The resilient people of Janesville have scrapped and scraped, but they shouldn't have to.
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"The punch line is that most people are very resilient to disasters," Lowe said.
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"We were resilient against a real good hockey team," Islanders Coach Jack Capuano said.
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But I also know we are strong resilient people, and we will bounce back.
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The LMS oligopoly is nothing if not resilient, historically leaving little space for competition.
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Beyond reducing operational costs Makdissi believes this initiative creates a more resilient electrical infrastructure.
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And in another sense, there is this core that is resilient and this determination.
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Establishing climate-resilient food systems and actualizing food security cannot be addressed in silos.
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Greater productivity and higher levels of employment make for a stronger, more resilient economy.
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But Torres said there are ways to make people in these communities more resilient.
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We can rebuild Puerto Rico's electrical system to be more resilient to extreme weather.
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Hope: People, and the best ideas of what humanity can be, are tremendously resilient.
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Or will some vegan Pac-Man force global agribusiness to farm ecologically resilient produce?
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These networks are remarkably resilient in bad weather, with the exception of solar storms.
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That didn't happen, which suggests Trump's support could be more resilient than skeptics think.
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I look to you to remain resilient and keep your focus on serving patients.
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How do we improve homeland security and make ourselves more resilient to terrorist attacks?
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To survive, Google would have to unite its computers into a seamless, resilient whole.
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We reformed the Eurozone, we have a much more resilient monetary union these days.
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New York (CNN Business)America's jobs market has been remarkably resilient for a decade.
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"We need to make our system more resilient by making it decentralized," he said.
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Imagine if we came together to form more resilient communities before the disasters happen.
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Power blackouts endure for weeks because no one bothered to build a resilient infrastructure.
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Will more training miles leave him hurt more often, and less resilient in recovery?
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But a closer look at the number shows a far more resilient labor market.
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"I think US shale has been much more resilient than anyone expected," he said.
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"These people not only have degrees, but are also resilient," Dr. Pacella told me.
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The vote also "shows democracy is resilient and elections still matter," one scholar said.
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But he has proved resilient, having already survived a no-confidence vote in Parliament.
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The survivors of California's most destructive wildfire in history remain resilient in the meantime.
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Having said that, the domestic economy is resilient enough to avoid a growth derailment.
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Ladies and gentlemen, have faith: The state of our union is hopeful, resilient, enduring.
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But like other trauma experts, Dr. Davis emphasized that children can be remarkably resilient.
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I am not sure we're going to be resilient enough to overcome this one.
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Crucially, it enables the kind of redundancies that make communities more resilient during disasters.
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" This follows a previous humanizing impulse, spoken ringside: "A tree is a resilient fighter.
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No one knows the best way to make forests more resilient to climatic upheaval.
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They also agree that as we update it, we must make it more resilient.
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In her career in California's Legislature and in Congress, Ms. Walters has proved resilient.
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UBS shares 2 resilient stocks worth buying — and 7 to avoid at all costs.
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This will give her molecular snapshots of the least and most resilient Lophelia strains.
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The group aims to make communities more resilient so they can overcome the challenges.
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On a per-capita basis, young people are the most resilient to the coronavirus.
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But listen, at the end of the day, we just got some resilient guys.
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The Hasidic community is strong, and as I've said once before, it is resilient.
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For now, its seems the ECB is convinced the region's economy will remain resilient.
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Nearly half of CIB's revenues come from resilient businesses – securities services and corporate banking.
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"I believe the financial system is much more resilient than it was," she said.
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But 2017, full of political surprises, showed that markets are surprisingly resilient to politics.
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Still, consumers, who drive about 70% of U.S. economic activity, have remained generally resilient.
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Not only family attachments, but also domesticity, with all its "philistine vulgarity," proved resilient.
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Despite its leader's problems the Conservative Party holds a resilient lead in the polls.
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Some communities have remained resilient for generations by using traditional seed varieties, Haider said.
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Their relationship was notoriously stormy but resilient—and they were a sight to see.
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"In terms of the public health impact, the economy is very resilient," he said.
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"We're pretty resilient," said David Frum, 69, who works at the local water plant.
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We take our cues from Bernie; our campaign is nothing if not resilient. pic.twitter.
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"I've never faced a situation like this, but our players are resilient," he said.
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Let's face it: Old Europe is looking more resilient than the Anglo-Saxon world.
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We need to support additional research on how we can help children become resilient.
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Research has shown that parents who mediate online behavior have the most resilient children.
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For now, though, Kim Jong Un has proved strategic, and the regime quite resilient.
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"It amazes me that the folks in Gatlinburg were so resilient," Mr. Patton said.
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Caballero: Paris marked a critical turning point toward a zero-carbon, more resilient world.
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"We're pretty resilient here," said Bill Hopkins, president of the Southern California Preparedness Foundation.
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Earnings also incorporate a fairly resilient margin, which compares favorably to the peer median.
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Many overland "belt" routes in the BRI would also make Chinese trade more resilient.
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In some communities, recycled water can create a resilient and drought-proof water supply.
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Let's start with building resilient schools by aligning post-hurricane repairs with planned consolidations.
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And on average, those rural small businesses are more resilient than their urban counterparts.
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But a resilient community doesn't merely continue on after terror -- it mobilizes against it.
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This makes the coal fleet one of the most resilient electricity sources we have.
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Ladies and gentlemen, have faith: The state of our union is hopeful, resilient, enduring.
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Once we dropped the flowers, I was most amazed by how resilient they were.
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"The point is, the online is now precarious; the offline is resilient," says Warwick.
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I come from, we all come from, resilient stock, or we wouldn't be here.
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But the resilient Sharks have been introspective in the face of obstacles, Wilson said.
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Dr. Dubal wondered if extra Klotho might keep the brain resilient in old age.
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The mice weren't just resilient — they did even better on learning tests than normal.
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They're more resilient, but they cannot compete with invasives that have no biological controls.
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He's proved remarkably resilient to corruption claims that have plagued his administration for years.
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It is a holistic view of what it takes to make a city resilient.
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She is remarkably robust and resilient, and determined to do what she thinks right.
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And live in an energy efficient and weather resilient building while you're at it.
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Moss plays Offred as detached, fatalistic, but quietly resilient in the face of these threats.
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Challenges in Food Remain: M&S's food operations remain resilient but trading conditions remain challenging.
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But one specifically calls for "sustainable cities and communities" that are inclusive, safe and resilient.
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"Puerto Ricans are the most resilient people on the earth," Miranda shared on opening night.
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And each time, the old technologies of books, classrooms and teachers have proved startlingly resilient.
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Resilient consumer confidence helped boost U.K. retailers this week, but problems lie ahead warns UBS.
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Its main goal is to ensure health systems are resilient to climate change by 2030.
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The VR also factors the bank's resilient asset quality, adequate capitalization and broad deposit base.
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It&aposs resilient and holds up to any type of weather, including rain and snow.
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Or maybe, having typically faced less adversity than minorities, white people are simply less resilient.
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"I've known that girl my entire life and she's a strong, resilient woman," said Hilton.
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" But Mary was resilient: "It's as if my mother didn't really have time to die.
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"The female body is incredible and resilient, but healing and strengthening take time," Murgatroyd continued.
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Even at 17 years old, the ever-resilient Cody still manages to surprise the Paganos.
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" She declined to comment on the charges against Wilson, but described internal morale as "resilient.
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When tech entrepreneurs struggle early, they tend to be more resilient with what's coming next.
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Carter has remained resilient, continuing his decades-long work building houses for Habitat for Humanity.
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By combining these elements, Pokémon built one of the most resilient brands in recent memory.
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For now, consumer spending has remained resilient, with wages growing in a tight job market.
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Apple is a better, stronger, more resilient, more competitive company because of our environmental work.
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Resilient and self-assured, Swift looks squarely into her future on her seventh studio album.
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Long term, we need to build an internet that is resilient against attacks like this.
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MODERN bosses are a resilient bunch who can handle everything from Twitter storms to takeovers.
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"We're so resilient, we have such an amazing group," Marvin, 30, said after the win.
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But, emphasized Quinn, it's not just the rails that have to be made more resilient.
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One way or another, we have to make the grid more resilient and energy-efficient.
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So, in many ways, this is just business as usual for the ever-resilient RBG.
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But a surprisingly resilient reading could reinforce scepticism about the reliability of Chinese official data.
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Achieving disaster-resilient and sustainable communities is not an easy problem, but one worth solving.
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"The rich can learn much from the poor on how to be resilient," he added.
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Our hearts won't be totally whole again until it's restocked, but we're the resilient type.
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But a more gradual path of belt-tightening should help the economy to remain resilient.
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"Puerto Ricans are the most resilient people on the earth," he shared on opening night.
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The satellite is also "equipped with anti-jamming features," making it extra resilient against attack.
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Heras claims this makes Iran's network more resilient and more dangerous than Israel often realizes.
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Mr Diamond reckons that Finnish leaders displayed many of the coping characteristics of resilient individuals.
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It badgers the authorities to bring in pre-emptive measures, such as more resilient infrastructure.
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But, that's the thing, Puerto Ricans are incredibly resilient and that is what we witnessed.
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Gray reef populations were more resilient, but still more than 20 percent under expected levels.
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" She continued: "The female body is incredible and resilient, but healing and strengthening take time.
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But consolidation has muted competition in many industries and made firms bigger and more resilient.
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"When she takes these blows she's one of the most resilient people you can imagine."
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US troops have been fighting in Afghanistan for almost 16 years against the resilient Taliban.
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Telling yourself daily you are worthy, valid, strong and resilient really does make a difference.
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But I think they are very resilient and they are going to ultimately be fine.
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The international figure skating community has mourned the loss of a talented and resilient athlete.
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"We need to become more resilient to currency volatility," Kobayashi told reporters at a briefing.
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Not even the most resilient woman in Hollywood could have easily bounced back from this.
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These relationships — as Rogers acknowledged today — are incredibly resilient and will withstand these presidential hiccups.
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The United States of America has always been resilient, and Lin-Manuel Miranda knows it.
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This larger al Qaeda network has evolved, and proven resilient, despite a range of setbacks.
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Private consumption remained robust due to a resilient labor market and moderate inflation, it added.
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" Kate Warne, investment strategist at Edward Jones Investment, agrees the market has been "extraordinarily resilient.
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Critics see resilient Sanders supporters as rigid moralists who are following a bad electoral strategy.
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The resilient fighter won the fight and the support of a previously hostile Soviet crowd.
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She notes a global slowdown but says the U.S. economy has proven itself "extraordinarily resilient".
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Even though stocks have been resilient, the "buy-the-dip" mentality may have its limitations.
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This in turn makes wolves more resilient in a world of changing climates and ecosystems.
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Due to climate change, only corals most resilient to warm temperatures are selected, he adds.
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Toyota doesn't have the technology to create solar panels resilient enough to meet U.S. standards.
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Officials have also struggled to enforce building codes that make buildings more resilient to earthquakes.
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He told CNBC on Monday that U.S. banks are more resilient than they were before.
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"We're down 2-0, we're resilient, we come right back," Islanders coach Jack Capuano said.
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In May Apple reported resilient iPhone sales in quarterly results that topped Wall Street forecasts.
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Poor rains and scanty snowfall mean less winter wheat, Afghanistan's most reliable, resilient cereal crop.
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But as long as monetary and fiscal policy work in tandem, demand should be resilient.
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"The second part is to have a more resilient, more stable, stronger grid," Sepúlveda said.
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In theory, this system makes bank failures less contagious and the financial system more resilient.
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If successful, Wenzhou may well emerge more resilient, though nothing like its former rumbustious self.
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Darden talks about how Eden appears resilient, but she wonders what her daughter is internalizing.
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" Iranians, he argued, "have failed to invest sufficiently into developing a resilient water management system.
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Bolton of Pine Knoll Shores noted that some sea creatures are more resilient than others.
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As we have discovered again and again, the jihadist enterprise is tenacious, resilient and opportunistic.
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Yield curve inversion is flashing a warning sign investors should check their portfolios are resilient.
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While Al Qaeda has largely been defeated, the Taliban has proved to be extraordinarily resilient.
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Those bets would change significantly if the US economy proves more resilient than investors think.
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He said that the underlying pace of growth remained more resilient than headline data suggested.
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Buy puts on (so far resilient) stocks most exposed to the 12/15 tariff list.
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Let me tell you what I told them: Americans from rural America are deeply resilient.
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Britain is a strong country, with a resilient people and energy and creativity in abundance.
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They represent the best of who we are — hard working, resilient and motivated high achievers.
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"We have to stay resilient and optimistic," said Noah Syndergaard, Thursday's starting and losing pitcher.
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The more stringent post-crisis regulatory framework has helped make banks more resilient to stress.
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Still, he has proved remarkably resilient, getting past controversies that might have sunk other candidates.
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An E.P.A. program called Climate Ready Water Utilities has been renamed Creating Resilient Water Utilities.
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He said there is a plan for building a more resilient grid in the future.
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It must be secure, resilient and reliable, with a backup system in case of failure.
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Universal broadband access provides a means for individual empowerment, resilient communities and a better democracy.
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LIQUIDITY Resilient Liquidity We expect liquidity to remain healthy despite the substantial upcoming cash drains.
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The people of Puerto Rico are now realizing the importance of having a "resilient" grid.
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Bolton of Pine Knoll Shores noted that some sea creatures are more resilient then others.
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The analysis helps companies explore uncertainties, challenge internal bias, anticipate change and develop resilient strategies.
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Clinton, but she's resilient under pressure, a character trait notably lacking on the other side.
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An informed and engaged citizenry is the fundamental requirement for a free and resilient nation.
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But, perhaps the greatest gift Ron gave me was the realization that I am resilient.
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Oceans are resilient and we can help them heal, but we cannot afford to wait.
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The very things that make our market different, and resilient, is the rule of law.
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"Being resilient means more than having levees and wetlands to hold back water," he said.
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U.S. shale drillers are also proving more resilient than expected to cheap crude, OPEC said.
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A U.S.-built 5G network could in theory be more resilient to Chinese government intrusions.
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Why not talk about its resilient struggle to stay on air despite two separate cancellations?
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It's a document of a resilient and charismatic musician whose potential was limitless but unfulfilled.
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Harry Potter will always stand as one of the most resilient masterpieces in childhood literature.
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SAMBA SAMBA's VR reflects the bank's sound capital ratios, resilient franchise and stable business model.
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But the American oil and gas industry has been resilient through periods like this before.
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Then again, a downturn might be avoided if the economy proves more resilient than expected.
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"Resilient infrastructure" sounds nice and is a good way to spend a lot of money.
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"The world is more resilient than it has been in 10 years," Mr. Fink said.
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So I'm quite supportive of having a very well capitalized banking system that is resilient.
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" On the bright side, Sleeper said, clients are loyal and the industry is "incredibly resilient.
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But my brother is resilient, and he's done more than make a full recovery since.
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The labor market thus far has been largely resilient to the trade war with China.
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And today, it would make President Trump seem more resilient among well-educated white voters.
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Analysts also say that oil installations are resilient, with most damage easily and quickly repaired.
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"It's amazing how quickly that landscape sort of rebounded — how resilient it was," he said.
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The oil market has been surprisingly resilient, and prices ended a bit lower on Monday.
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" She added, "He's still tough and fit and resilient and a champion of the underdog.
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Bothy culture, in other words, may prove more resilient than some would have you believe.
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They also make him one of the most complicated and resilient figures in music history.
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Reflecting on the future allows me to see that I will keep on being resilient.
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Central to deeper euro zone integration are plans to make the banking sector more resilient.
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Indian Horse is not a story about a resilient "other" who succeeds despite the odds.
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But the resilient labor market is facing dire threats from the steadily expanding coronavirus outbreak.
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She began to walk next to me, pushing her cart, resilient in the heavy heat.
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" But she added: "Just because we're resilient doesn't mean you should do it to us.
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Serving in the Peace Corps decades ago in St. Lucia taught her to be resilient.
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The basic system of manzana Legos that Cerdà envisioned has proven incredibly adaptable and resilient.
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Hong Kong is likely more resilient than many places to a complete internet shutdown too.
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Masks are more than physical armor against disease—they also make us more psychologically resilient.
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I am resilient, confident that I can go through challenges and emerge different, but stronger.
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The performance of its fast-moving consumer goods business has been more resilient, it added.
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Then we feel resilient enough to take out the trash or walk the dog again.
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It ended with haymaker after haymaker — both literal and proverbial — from the resilient Pittsburgh Penguins.
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Some people are born more resilient, but it is a skill that can be taught.
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US markets have been resilient this week in the face of the global coronavirus outbreak.
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It's about making sure countries' economies are resilient and protective of their national security interests.
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Winnipeggers pride themselves on being thrifty and resilient -- especially during long, bone-chilling cold winters.
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It is telling that the same cannot be said of "resilient" on-site fuel resources.
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The global financial system is far stronger, far more resilient today than it was then.
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He marked the moment in his mind, the feel of her finger—hot, dry, resilient.
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"We take our cues from Bernie; our campaign is nothing if not resilient," he tweeted.
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As long-time Malibu residents, the two men wanted to build self-sustaining, resilient homes.
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Some companies are working on solutions to make solar energy technology more resilient and efficient.
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Animals in places with a long history of disturbances are relatively resilient, the researchers found.
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Birds on those islands may be resilient to the threat of new rodents, he speculated.
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Preparation for climate change is higher in these regions, which is making them more resilient.
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The least resilient region identified is Africa, which is expected to take a 4.7% hit.
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The idea is meant to incentivize "resilient" power sources with stockpiles of fuel on site.
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One of the main design goals of the internet is to be resilient to attack.
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Russia's financial market has so far proven resilient to external risks, the central bank said.
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"Tech companies tend to look for more flexible, resilient and more adaptable people," said Cenedella.
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Highly resilient people are flexible, adapt to new circumstances quickly, and thrive in constant change.
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Curiously, monarchies were more resilient to the strains and stresses of these uprisings than republics.
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But I like the fact that we stay resilient and we compete the whole game.
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But there's ample evidence to suggest that the idea that kids are resilient is overplayed.
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Another significant change for this year is that Pirelli is making the tires more resilient.
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The sector report explores the several reasons that make this tax resilient to economic cycles.
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The Italian online broker expects a resilient net interest income and higher fees for 2020.
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Maybe we should have a program in place that makes homes and communities more resilient.
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"The government is trying now to make (the economy) as resilient as possible," he said.
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We are happy, vibrant and resilient, having withstood emotional and physical challenges and personal loss.
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Two years into Donald Trump's presidency, American democracy has in many ways proved fairly resilient.
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Both of them agree: The Obamacare marketplaces seem to be pretty resilient to policy headwinds.
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The island's man-made hopes have been repeatedly dashed, but hopefully nature will prove resilient.
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Coastal cities around North America are considering ways to become more resilient against increasing floods.
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As we witness the unfolding horror we pray for you to be courageous & resilient again.
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What's curious is that the more medically hardy young people were no less anxious or depressed than their less fortunate peers, which suggests that while being more resilient makes you less vulnerable to adversity, it doesn't guarantee happiness — or even an awareness of being resilient.
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Not only need to be able to protect your infrastructure, to extent you have a problem, you need to be able to be resilient – and be resilient and get back up running, in a way that people continue to have confidence in your operations.
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But Fidelity illustrates an important point: such groups can be more resilient than you might expect.
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The health-care industry has been among the most resilient when it comes to resisting automation.
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In general, though, highly rated entities should be resilient to the events thus far in 5003.
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However, Fitch believes this is unlikely at present given the bank's stable and resilient recurring earnings.
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That said, ratings of senior notes of Fitch-rated 2.0 CLOs are expected to remain resilient.
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The tape remains pretty resilient, doing what's necessary to keep the indexes hovering near their highs.
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However, the economy has proved more resilient than expected, in large part, thanks to consumer spending.
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Sechin said however that onshore U.S. producers had proven more resilient to the oil price downturn.
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Gordhan however said the economy was resilient, and Treasury would be sticking to its fiscal targets.
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Read the narratives below to learn more about the experiences of these five resilient young women.
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In particular, consumption has so far proven resilient to bouts of stock-market volatility since 2015.
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People dressed up my situation by saying I was overreacting or insisting that I was resilient.
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It wouldn't be a perfectly resilient plastic mannequin that looked pristine after I finished with it.
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What's clear is that this generation is far more resilient than it often gets credit for.
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New York was named the world's most resilient city, followed by Tokyo, London and Los Angeles.
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IBM Security will acquire Resilient Systems, which will add incident response capabilities to its current portfolio.
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On the bright side,Katrina believes the European consumer will be resilient through the British exit.
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On Sunday, Lauer, 60, was photographed alone aboard his boat, Resilient, in Sag Harbor, New York.
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Imports also rose more than forecast, suggesting its domestic demand remains resilient despite trade war fears.
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Climate swings, Gonzalez-Socoloske added, can make animals like manatees less resilient to disease-causing pathogens.
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But Obamacare has proved resilient, in large part because the states have stayed a step ahead.
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So it makes SAP a very resilient asset in the software industry, Bill McDermott told CNBC.
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But it's not by any means easy on the creatures, no matter how resilient they are.
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But today's Silicon Valley is much more fundamentally strong and resilient than the dot-com era.
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Nevertheless, this process is a reminder that insect ecosystems are more resilient than they sometimes appear.
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And the scale of the observed decline raises doubts about how long ecosystems can remain resilient.
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Barclays analysts also anticipated a resilient market reaction on Monday with little movement in Italian spreads.
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We are creating a bank that will be more profitable, leaner, more innovative and more resilient.
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One of the things that's really interesting about Hurricane Michael is that it was very resilient.
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"Hope is incredibly resilient and, more than anything, wants to be held and loved," she said.
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These courageous, resilient men and women provide opportunity, enrich our communities, and propel our nation forward.
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He also said that JPMorgan Chase has been a very resilient stock in the banking sector.
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Democracy is resilient, but it's also fragile and it's a constant struggle to get it right.
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No shock here: My normally very-resilient strands became more damaged than they'd been in years.
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"Russia's economy has already proved to be resilient to external restrictions in recent years," Siluanov said.
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A softening U.S. dollar combined with resilient Chinese demand has been positive for most commodity prices.
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After years of preparation, Morocco is undergoing a gradual liberalisation to make the economy more resilient.
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"We had several opportunities to fold and our guys were extremely resilient and tough," White said.
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It was the first major hurdle in Houseparty's young life, and the company proved itself resilient.
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Since she'd gone missing, the resilient dog had swum six miles and walked up to 12.
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The best athletes are the most resilient, that's why I am so proud of this team.
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We built the Internet right, and it has proven itself to be stable, resilient and secure.
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They were disappointed we lost (Monday night), but I've always felt our guys are pretty resilient.
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The affirmations reflect the Sanlam group's resilient business position, capitalisation and operating performance relative to peers.
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JOHN HESS: We actually are going to make our portfolio so it's resilient at $215, Brian.
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BlackBerry has been less resilient when faced with government demands for user data in other countries.
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Building resilient communities capable of resisting and countering violent extremism is clearly in the national interest.
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The antioxidants and specially extracted silver needle tea help skin become less stressed and more resilient.
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These are the people who feel resilient, creative, focused, collaborative, generous and open in their caeers.
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"I think that's of enormous value and that network itself is going to be extraordinarily resilient."
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"I have never known a man more tenacious and resilient than John McCain," Jeff Flake said.
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Fitch expects performance to remain resilient despite pressure from intensifying competition in the UK mortgage market.
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But we've been resilient and stuck together as a team and that's paid off for us.
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Fitch assesses the Danish banking system to be resilient with an average standalone rating of 'a'.
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Google's growing revenue and resilient profit margins were especially impressive in light of its expanding headcount.
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Resilient walks companies through exactly what they need to do based on their state or country.
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I really enjoyed the game, and its many small tales of the cursed, resilient Finch family.
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It would mean building resilient schools and hospitals that can withstand strong earthquakes and ocean surges.
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Banks have been hit by the weaker economy and rising financing costs, but are proving resilient.
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From this experience, we have emerged as a resilient people who value freedom, security, and stability.
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Update: Proving they're not nearly as resilient as Audrey II, the flowers almost didn't make it!
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Only coal and nuclear power, he argues, can provide a "reliable, resilient, secure electric power grid".
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We need an IT infrastructure based on a distributed backbone of secure, reliable, and resilient networks.
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Trade in high-end diamonds — particularly colored stones — had been particularly resilient, especially among private collectors.
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"Veterans are loyal, resilient, possess a strong work ethic and are masters of teamwork," he says.
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Bellworthy is studying the Gulf of Aqaba's corals to find out just how resilient they are.
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We need to ensure communities are resilient and healthcare operations can continue, even during a crisis.
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Next month, it will release a report on how to create new, climate-resilient critical infrastructure.
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Ever resilient, like the Sicilians of Etna, they reappeared in 2014, more than 30 years later.
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"The Selfishness of Others" rejects the rush and sweep of feeling for something measured and resilient.
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These funds are intended to help the two U.S. territories become more resilient to future disasters.
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After the collapses and bailouts of 22008, watchdogs set out to make the banks more resilient.
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It's also important to remember that farmers are resilient and have been innovators since the beginning.
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This means the program would likely end in December if the euro zone economy remained resilient.
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That's what has made conservatism and the party so resilient and so appealing to so many.
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But some smaller shares were resilient, with builder Drake & Scull adding 2.5 percent in heavy trade.
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Ali says she chose the camel as a symbol because camels are resilient, resourceful service animals.
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The cost to deliver an application is much less, and your systems will become more resilient.
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I have an eccentric and resilient way of dealing with my suffering, for the most part.
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Intact natural systems are most resilient to shocks such as droughts, floods, disease or global warming.
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While being constantly online may have its drawbacks, it also makes vehicles more resilient, experts say.
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Ms Wellesley said governments needed to diversify production and inventories and invest in climate-resilient infrastructure.
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We believe Apple products and services will prove more resilient than competitive products in uncertain times.
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Locking up information makes us less resilient, dependent on a fragile single source for maintenance options.
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