He will survive this, and now he can survive anything.
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He wouldn't survive the surgery, and wouldn't survive without it.
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If you survive, he reminded me, you'll survive 143 percent.
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He wants to tell us things: It is not the fittest who survive — it is merely those who happen to survive who survive.
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But, you survive... you learn that you can survive being alone.
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When the bees survive, "I know I will survive", he said.
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If a relationship can survive a Brooklyn move, it can survive anything.
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If their relationship can survive Reynolds' savage tweets, it can survive anything.
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While it might survive your dog, it definitely can't survive a sword.
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If they can survive the wrath of Barb, they can survive anything.
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If he can survive that thing with the couch, he can survive anything.
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If they can survive this, hey, maybe any of us can survive anything.
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If the products don't survive this tempered cooling, they won't survive everyday use.
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If we could survive what he threw at us, we could survive anywhere.
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Can the gulags survive warming international contacts, and can Kim survive without the gulags?
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They will be lucky to survive, that is all, the ones who do survive.
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But the home team still had to survive a scramble at the end to survive.
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You just want to make sure they can survive high school, or survive the day.
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"I could survive not having science, but I couldn't survive not having writing," he said.
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"In these kinds of situations it's not how you survive but why you survive," he says.
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And not just that that the human race can survive, but that our humanity can survive.
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Immigrants are just trying to survive—some refugees are poor, they have to steal to survive.
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THEY CAN'T SURVIVE ON 1% MONEY MARKET RATES, THEY CAN'T SURVIVE ON 2% TEN-YEAR GOVERNMENTS.
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If you can't survive that room, there's no way in hell you're going to survive the internet.
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For the fullness of time, I think the relationships will survive and I think they'll survive soundly.
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"The BBC will survive this ... but what BBC will survive this, I am not sure," Enders said.
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If Izzie (Katherine Heigl) could survive cutting the LVAD wire, Meredith and Co. can survive this too.
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If you ever need to survive on something, his grandfather told him, you can survive on this.
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It may survive in different ways, it may survive shorter, you may choose not to read newspapers anymore.
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And yet they survive and thrive, whereas we are environmentally narrowed to survive in very defined temperature ranges.
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"I thought to myself, 'Jenny you're going to survive this, you're going to survive this,' " says Andrus through tears.
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In the survival situations that those schools cover, your ONLY goal is to survive and help your cohorts survive.
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There are plenty of theories about how he'll survive, but fans of the show are pretty sure he'll survive.
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Zuma will survive but he will survive within an ANC that finds itself unable to accomplish just about anything.
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"It's demonstrating that companies can not only survive economically, but survive economically by doing the right thing," Aden said.
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To survive and hold her world together, she must turn to what she learned as a criminal to survive.
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You do not need a relationship to survive the same way you need a job, and earnings, to survive.
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Merchants, meanwhile, unlike the banks, survive in a fiercely competitive world where they must hold down prices to survive.
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And just as moist environments help mold survive indoors, constant misinformation helps the myth of toxic mold survive online.
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I wanted to tell them not to be scared, that they would survive whatever they would have to survive.
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Maybe he could survive another Deir al-Zour, and then another, but he cannot survive 100 Deir al-Zours.
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Now, see because you're gonna enjoy your experience with it if you survive it ... but there's no guarantee you'll survive.
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"Alison and I still talk about how if we can survive my surprise party, we can survive anything," he said.
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If we want the planet to survive, [if] we want this country to survive, we need women at the table.
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She converted to the S.L.A. to survive and then, after being arrested, converted back to being a Hearst to survive.
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I think that kept me away from all this agony of 'How did I survive?' or 'Why did I survive?
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If I were to survive again—and to survive long term—I had to get off the sidelines and act.
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"Badgers have this amazing ability to survive," Ms. West said, which is reminiscent of Fitzgerald's desire to survive at any cost.
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"Alison and I still talk about how if we can survive my surprise party, we can survive anything," he told Fallon.
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And it all comes down to how we survive, like everything in life, everything in history is about how we survive.
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I don't mean survive just to get by, I mean survive to move to greater and greater levels in your life.
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We knew most babies with this diagnosis don't survive pregnancy, and if they do they typically don't survive much past birth.
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To survive in a time of patriarchy, you're not allowed to speak plainly about how much it hurts to survive patriarchy.
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"We may be able to survive with this map in 2018, but we cannot survive that map in 2020," he said.
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I have no solutions to offer, other than to survive and to try and help as many others survive as possible.
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I like to think that I treat it and I survive with it, the way other people survive with real diseases.
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Even if you aren't headed to the festival this weekend, I'm confident that if these can survive Coachella — they can survive anything.
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"If we survive, they will survive," said Jean-Robert Nazaire, 56, the neighbor with whom the family took shelter during the storm.
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"Nothing is more precious that our Mother Earth; she can survive without us but we cannot survive without her," Morales wrote on Twitter.
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Motorola hasn't said how many folds it expects the Razr to be able to survive, but noted that it should survive two years.
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If the American dream could survive the Depression, and then thrive in a way few people imagined, it can survive our current troubles.
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"The great thing about today's list of winners is that if they can survive hell week, they can survive just about anything," he said.
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Just like the human body can only survive in a certain range of temperatures, it can only survive in a certain range of pressures.
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I think about the film as showing two forms of survival: The Ochoas are trying to survive, and the patients are trying to survive.
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I did not know how to survive in a world without the one who taught me how to live and love and forgive and survive.
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The actresses play sisters Malorie and Jessica who attempt to survive in a post-apocalyptic world in which people can only survive by living blindfolded.
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Today, fingerprints from the ancient world survive as signs of humanity imprinted on the ceramics, waxen surfaces, or even cosmetic creams that survive from antiquity.
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The FBI will survive the release of this IG report, and it will survive the release of the next report related to the Russia probe.
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I know there's people that have to do that to survive, but if that's what I had to do to survive, I wouldn't do it.
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People who thrive off this kind of power don't just survive when others protect them; they survive when the world stands by and does nothing.
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If this brow gel can successfully survive two hours of dancing to "Twerk" by Cardi B and The City Girls, I'm confident it can survive anything.
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"Brain cells require oxygen, carried by red blood cells, to survive, so when the heart or lungs are compromised, the cells may not survive," he said.
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If the Chinese Communist Party could survive such a tragic disaster, can one really think that it cannot survive a few years of slower economic growth?
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It's sort of a love story, it's a story about survival, and how human beings can survive and how love can survive in these horrific circumstances.
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It's not clear that the Trump approach will survive economic inevitabilities, just as it's not clear the European Union will survive this most existential of crises.
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If we decide it's just too culturally fraught to accept genetic modification, we can survive without it — in the same way that we'd survive without computers.
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Technically, the sensor is rated IP67 and should survive underwater for 30 minutes—but I would not trust it to survive a wash cycle at my laundromat.
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"The great thing about today's list of winners is that if they can survive hell week, they can survive just about anything," the "Mad Money" host said.
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The first novel introduces us to characters who seek to survive a coming apocalypse, survive their magical training, and find their lost daughter after an unimaginable tragedy.
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Evolutionary psychologists think that women use low-risk aggressive strategies over high-risk aggression strategies because, historically, women have needed to survive for our offspring to survive.
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And he also knows that past political history suggests that if you can survive the first 96-ish hours after a scandal, you can often survive it.
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It's an achievement to simply survive in this world as a trans woman, but as the women in this book show, not only do we survive, we thrive.
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Well that's interesting because did you imagine the people who are making this art at the time thought it would survive, or was it made not to survive?
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If it can survive the levels of shock and vibration it would experience on a soldier's wrist, it will almost certainly survive a week spent in the woods.
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While in some animals, most notably sharks, sperm can survive for months, it's very rare for human sperm to survive in the female body for even a week.
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Doctors advised the family Tuesday the only way David could survive was with a liver transplant, but he was not a candidate because he would never survive surgery.
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Individual income taxes will not survive the end of the century, if they even survive the next few decades, due to the coming robot and 3D printing revolution.
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And it could mean preparing a last-ditch effort to survive that war by launching multiple nuclear strikes, chancing a nuclear retaliation for the slim chance to survive.
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I am not ashamed to show that our people are able to survive in poverty, and that they are not only able to survive, but they are blossoming.
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"But if we can survive eight years of being ostracized by the Obama administration, and four years of the swamp draining, we can survive," the Democratic lobbyist said.
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He said that the Mark di Suvero sculpture outside the museum could survive a Category 5 storm because of its cement base, not that the museum could survive.
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How to Survive a Lavish Wedding: One of the main ways to survive a lavish wedding is to let any embarrassing moments slide off you like good caviar.
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"If it is true that these viruses survive in the same way those amoeba viruses survive, then smallpox is not eradicated from the planet — only the surface," he said.
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She says she promises they'll survive if they all help fix the Ark, even though she knows that Raven has already said only 100 can survive without a hydrogenerator.
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Survive: Based on Alex Morel's novel, this thriller features Sophie Turner and Corey Hawkins as two passengers who survive a plane crash only to be lost in the wilderness.
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But for now, May — and her deal — survive.
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I think there's an interesting, painful emotional resonance in "The world cannot survive without a Superman" themes, because we the audience have to survive in a world without a Superman.
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To help these families survive — not succeed, but merely survive — the government has developed a number of programs like the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), food stamps and Medicaid.
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For those known to be underwater for fewer than five minutes, 86% survive with good neurological outcome, and when it's less than 10 minutes, 77% survive with good neurological outcome.
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If criticism can survive the catalogue of its own errors, if it has endured for centuries despite more detractors than defenders, it's likely to survive the current crisis as well.
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Helping each other to survive The ability of vampire bats to go from strangers to feeding each other could create years-long bonds that help them to survive, Tuttle said.
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And for that matter, if microbes can survive on the moon, can they survive interstellar travel, making them capable of seeding life across the universe, including on places like Mars?
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Investors should focus on companies that can survive the economic downturn without help from the government and avoid "non-essential" companies that might not survive, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday.
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The Imperial War Museums in Britain have reissued "Protect and Survive," a booklet originally published by the Central Office of Information in 1980 on how to survive a nuclear attack.
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The show follows Marcus, a new student, as he attempts to not only survive the dark trauma of high school, but also literally survive in a school full of killers.
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"You cannot survive this, no one is going to survive this," he added, encouraging residents to evacuate and comparing the wave sizes to those of last month's devastating tsunami in Indonesia.
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"If you cannot survive in China, I barely think you can survive in other countries," Mr. Ma added, citing the success in China of American companies like IBM, Starbucks and Walmart.
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" "Remember: We are designed to survive on the Earth.
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Well, how did Winnebago Man survive from VHS, to .
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Another question now is -- can Speaker Paul Ryan survive?
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Married people are even more likely to survive cancer .
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It takes two to tango ... And survive in Hollywood.
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" And he asks: "What other industry could survive that?
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" "My generation is saying will I survive another day?
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But no one's sure ... is basic cable gonna survive?
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In both Reigns: GoT and the fictional world, the characters only needed to survive the game of ruling houses long enough to gather the powers, resources, and allies needed to survive winter.
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People who survive traumatic events such as accidents or war combat, she says, often get the sense that it was unfair for them to survive while other people who were involved didn't.
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There are more than 1,000 different species of tardigrades, and though some have evolved to survive in ridiculous conditions, it's not as if each tardigrade can survive an extreme dose of radiation.
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If fungal spores can survive this kind of radiation, they can very likely survive on the outside of spacecraft, not just the inner walls that astronauts on the ISS so diligently scrub.
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The fight wasn't just to survive bodily, though that could be intense enough, but to survive as a person possessed of rights, including the right to participation and dignity and a voice.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "Now in some surfaces like cardboard, apparently, corona can only survive for a day if it is cardboard, but on harder surfaces like glass it can survive for much longer.
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This type of brain aneurysm is extremely dangerous: a third of patients survive with "good recovery," another third survive with disability, and another third will die, according to the Mayfield Brain & Spine Clinic.
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Men were almost twice as likely as women to survive after getting CPR from a bystander, but even among people who didn't CPR, men were 23 percent more likely to survive than women.
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If microbes can survive for a given period on the moon, they're even more likely to survive on Mars, which has a thin atmosphere, a more hospitable environment, and evidence of flowing water.
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We also don't know how long the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 can survive on hard surfaces, although other coronaviruses can survive for up to nine days on hard surfaces like stair railings.
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Though Peter III would not survive an uprising against him, Catherine went on to survive more than a dozen uprisings over the next 34 years as the longest-ruling empress in Russian history.
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With at least one move, a name just couldn't survive.
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For a while, it was unclear whether Tomás would survive.
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Otherwise, if you are not profitable, you can not survive.
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Nevertheless, he may survive until the presidential election next year.
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Worse still, some bed bugs can survive months without feeding.
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No artistic representations of the Pygmalion myth survive from antiquity.
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"Currently, people in Vieques are struggling to survive," Enck said.
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But will Ezria survive as a couple until that day?
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Who will survive, and what will be left of them?
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"Not everbody can survive that kind of thing," she added.
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Unfortunately, the Vikings enormous horn did not survive the cold.
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She's been lucky to survive this long, to be honest.
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But skimpy fees mean they need hefty assets to survive.
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We need to do the same if we're gonna survive.
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Ailes wld not survive first contact w the discovery phase.
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He now needs a transplant if he's going to survive.
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What is her strategy to survive on Celebrity Big Brother?
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The system itself is too hostile for them to survive.
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They told me I could survive and I believed them.
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But the baby animal didn't survive the 300 kilometer journey.
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It's up to them to figure out how to survive.
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Emotions are high and we are just trying to survive.
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Ted Bundy did not intend for Rhonda Stapley to survive.
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But she manages to follow and they both survive. WHEW!
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Did books and serving as the librarian help you survive?
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You've got to have a garden, you have to survive.
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They'll even survive the trip better than mosquitoes packed loosely.
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"Human rights might not survive the coming upheaval," it warned.
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If you don't survive, baby, I am so f—— sorry.
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Offred tells us in a voiceover that she will survive.
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They were rushed to the hospital but did not survive.
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This is the world Comcast hopes will survive and flourish.
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"Looks like I was very lucky to survive," he said.
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Three are expected to survive, according to the sheriff's office.
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Reds, rosés, and whites can survive up to five days.
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On some level, he wants this place to survive too.
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Remember when we thought "TWD" couldn't survive without Rick Grimes?
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You will literally survive rounds of redundancies by doing this.
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Now, the real question is: How long will Tyga survive?!?
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Doctors say she'll need a stem cell donation to survive.
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In London the minimum wage is not enough to survive.
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Of course, the current uneasy arrangement cannot survive for long.
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He looks like someone who could survive punching a bear.
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He and his mother were the only ones to survive.
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This is a fine model for March: survive and advance.
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Asked how many of his patients survive, he barks laughter.
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Does ISIS threaten our ability to survive as a nation?
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It wasn't that I had to do it to survive.
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Living organisms are shaped by evolution to survive and reproduce.
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If you didn't survive they leave you on the mountain.
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Only the best teams can survive on this, the battlefield.
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Your kindness will help us survive the terrible days ahead.
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"We can't survive on his salary very long," she said.
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Whether Bivens will survive at all is really the question.
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And that means Big Oil must shape up to survive.
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You survive a horde and then life returns to normal.
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The EU can survive, however creakily, the loss of Britain.
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There a number of reasons the VFA may ultimately survive.
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Most people — about 86% — will survive their first heart attack.
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What young women need to survive is confidence, not competence.
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What's left over after you finish fighting to fucking survive?
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"We should be able to live, not survive," declared another.
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So will fossil fuel companies survive the coming climate revolution?
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So this is not something we're going to survive, ever.
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But no fewer than 11 versions of the manuscript survive.
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The man is in surgery and is expected to survive.
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Meanwhile, experts say a lot of growers may not survive.
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But at least you will be able to survive it.
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Mr Abe will probably survive, says Mr Toshikawa, the analyst.
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Both he and Simon are expected to survive, Sauer says.
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That's what I thought I had to do to survive.
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It's like a brick — throw it anywhere, it will survive.
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How long can Zika survive in semen and cause infections?
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Although savagery helped Mr Assad survive, it prevents Syria's revival.
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But imagine having to use your gadgets to survive, literally.
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It may not survive being hostage to Saudi politics, too.
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That reflects farms scaling up or scaling down to survive.
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The inflammation disappeared, and the neurons were able to survive.
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Many of Jekyll's gardens did not survive over the years.
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Until now, astronomers weren't sure such a planet could survive.
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In fact, I doubt money will even survive this century.
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Here are some tips to help you survive each phase.
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"Cryptocurrency will survive regardless of any one country," he said.
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She determines to survive her abusive circumstances and fight back.
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Like, there was almost a desperation for me to survive.
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Over time, the house mouse managed to survive these hardships.
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So what are the odds a fidget spinner will survive?
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Her baby, seen in a sonogram image, did not survive.
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The task before us is to first survive this onslaught.
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I don't know how I'd survive without this shining star.
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But we need to transcend our tribalism to survive. 34.
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Bombarded by stimuli, this hardwired equation is how we survive.
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It is unlikely to survive a court challenge, he concludes.
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In all likelihood, it would not survive outside the lab.
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" "If you cannot adapt you're simply not going to survive.
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In the meantime they must scramble and adapt to survive.
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Hopefully they'll survive and stay fast the whole way down.
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For FEDEX, the move was a desperate attempt to survive.
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No modern economy can survive without a global trade network.
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The four men are reportedly expected to survive their injuries.
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I figured i could survive a day without the phone.
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"You have to survive," he told The New York Times.
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We will never recover from this, we will only survive.
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They survive on a diet composed almost entirely of seafood.
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But if anyone is going to survive wolves, it's Russell.
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Mr Netanyahu may not survive for long in any case.
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Many question whether their fractious marriage can survive beyond summer.
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"That's the only way for them to survive," he said.
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Many feel that LeEcco's American experiment won't survive much longer.
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"A lot of people need technology to survive," says Quinn.
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Chances are the tech won't survive the cold, says Thornton.
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I mean, how can you survive fame as a punk?
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There's a reason why humans can't survive on just lettuce.
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I can't survive on leaks from the Mueller investigation alone.
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There was no way that she could survive her wound.
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We change, we desire, we dream, we fight, we survive.
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Your portfolio needs to survive longer than any presidential term.
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"He learned don't ever let your victim survive," she said.
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Only the mortgage interest and charitable giving deductions would survive.
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It is absolutely -- it&aposs a landline you cannot survive.
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Wholesale power markets will not survive in their current form.
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But that doesn't mean that all these systems will survive.
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We give them everything they need to survive and succeed.
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"We aren't going to survive," she had wailed in panic.
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She argues that she changed him so he could survive.
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He is currently in the hospital but expected to survive.
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"We may suffer alone," she said, "but we survive together."
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Evolution does not favor the strongest, the strong don't survive.
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The company needed more than simply enough money to survive.
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But she also reminds me that we can survive it.
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Thankfully, he will survive the second attempt on his life.
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If communication ever fails, then the unit might not survive.
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And truthfully, living stealth allowed me to survive certain challenges.
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Both were vital components of prehistoric humans' ability to survive.
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Four years later tortillerías in Guerrero are struggling to survive.
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Those who stayed in Greece had to innovate to survive.
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That might be, literally, the only way they can survive.
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One of the young men managed to escape and survive.
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If Volkswagen is to survive, it needs to keep innovating.
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But could animals survive with their DNA so drastically altered?
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She's singing 'I Will Survive' and my dad is baking.
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The world will somehow survive without blue and pink powder.
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I believe the NEA must not only survive, but thrive.
|
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Engineering cars to survive crashes can only go so far.
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"I survived and I can help others survive," she said.
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Sturtz was treated at the scene but did not survive.
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There is no community of survivors because so few survive.
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Yet most of them expect his economic agenda to survive.
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She was struck multiple times but is expected to survive.
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Doctors said he needed a double lung transplant to survive.
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The boy, 12, is expected to survive, the outlet said.
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With carefully managed conservation, Seychelles can survive its wild fluctuations.
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CNN inside Aleppo: On the edge and trying to survive
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I mean, I had been lucky to survive, hadn't I?
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Will the euro survive the next big crisis?
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Archaeologists fear biblical artifacts, monuments won&apost survive Yemen war .
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She said she's got barely enough money now to survive.
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"Jordan will not survive unless our leaders offer the same."
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If you don't move forward you're not going to survive.
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They can usually survive two or three weeks without food.
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The rest of my salary is used to survive Jakarta.
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Luther Strange survive a stiff challenge from his own party.
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So how can entrepreneurs not only survive, but also thrive?
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" [Laughs] A: "I'm from the hood so I can survive!
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It helps them survive and thrive within the elite circuit.
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Condors are scavenger birds, so they survive off animal remains.
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It's unfair to say that none of the suspects survive.
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There were times when I wished I would survive, yes.
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Even with treatment, nearly a quarter of patients don't survive.
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" Rodriguez continues: "She thought many times she would survive it.
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Here's hoping they all survive long enough to know better.
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He'd had to survive since the day he was born.
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"To survive, I have to go to Daesh," he said.
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I found peril and adventure, and the courage to survive.
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They didn't listen, and they didn't survive the first wave.
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Much of the agricultural industry relies on exports to survive.
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The rule of law cannot long survive in this habitat.
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That Fred Andrews (Luke Perry) doesn't survive that gunshot wound.
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Still, Bezos says it's possible that the booster may survive.
|
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Ellison must survive abuse allegations, because Republicans must lose. Rep.
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"The reality became: Am I going to survive?" she said.
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This is because humans need water in order to survive.
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Most of his teeth, he said, didn't survive the beatings.
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Bacteria, just like all other living things, want to survive.
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Kagan's hypothetical Jewish ban wouldn't survive that threshold, Francisco argued.
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They can even survive two or three weeks without food.
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Did he survive the ambush or was he killed instantly?
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Whatever rulings survive his administration will govern those that follow.
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But their biggest worry now is how they will survive.
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We survive only by ignoring the faint but terrible roar.
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If conservatives win ... well, they survive until the next election.
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But we were told he wouldn't even survive the delivery.
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It may help you survive flu season without getting sick.
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Only Driscoll's and a few other proprietary companies would survive.
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I was fortunate enough to sell one and survive another.
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Obama's reelection ensured that the ACA would survive until 2017.
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"We may suffer alone, but we survive together," she said.
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There is no consensus on which one may ultimately survive.
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There's no way he and the GOP can survive this.
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But he did survive, and he wants to fight Iran.
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Bu'Lock did not expect the baby to survive, she said.
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You can only duck and dodge, and hope you survive.
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All of those wounded are expected to survive, officials said.
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Her husband, Adam, was injured, and three daughters survive her.
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It's not clear that the existing coalition government can survive.
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What it couldn't survive, in the end, was budgetary pressure.
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The beleaguered TV company TiVo is breaking up to survive.
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Conservatives survived those years, and they will survive this one.
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But, can the United States survive without a merchant marine?
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Mr. Edhi's wife, two sons and two daughters survive him.
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I will comfortably predict that America will survive either presidency.
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The jeggings trend may not survive into the next decade.
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This process flows from evolutionary imperatives to survive and reproduce.
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"It's not enough to just survive something, right?" she said.
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As long as they have food and water, they'll survive.
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Survive, which will release its second record, "RR7349," on Sept.
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Vanguard has also taken other steps to survive the rout.
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We are fragile beings and require tremendous support to survive.
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Both women are expected to survive, Damian told The Oregonian.
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There is evidence that Paddock tried to survive and escape.
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It's unclear whether that reasoning will survive scrutiny on appeal.
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There's a good chance it may not survive beyond 2018.
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But in this drama, they are determined to survive, somehow.
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This week's battle comes as HKA is struggling to survive.
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Both parents were in rough shape, just trying to survive.
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Her trainer is being hospitalized and is expected to survive.
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Some have second jobs, others survive solely through sex work.
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It has to survive a car ride front to back.
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It's difficult to survive as a musician in this era.
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We have watched her survive it all for three decades.
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They can also exploit human resources and survive without us.
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Because you can't survive it... And your kids die, too.
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The astronauts, it is known, survive space flight with one.
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Selena, did you survive the deluge on your way in?
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And I don't know how I'm going to survive this.
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"Without water, nothing can survive," he explained in our interview.
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It might be working with women who survive sexual assault.
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In traditional Fortnite, you can survive for a little while.
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To survive, ZTE might need a hand from Huawei's tech.
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It's amazing that medicine can allow extreme preemies to survive.
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They are remarkably resilient, virtually indestructible, and built to survive.
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If it lasts another decade, Cubans know how to survive.
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His is just another Republican reputation that couldn't survive Trump.
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Do you want to survive the festival market bubble burst?
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If I'm going to survive, I'll have to make friends.
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They did not know if they would survive the hour.
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"And we all have to keep eating to survive, right?"
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More than 80,000 people survive a gunshot injury each year.
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E3 needs to reinvent itself if it wants to survive.
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If you open a Muay Thai school, you won't survive.
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What must we thrust aside to survive the tangible world?
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He is expected to survive and is in police custody.
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And if you hurt me, I'll move on and survive.
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Jaws sees other voids to cross and drops to survive.
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Also: What individual or corporate deductions will survive this purge?
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Could he survive this workout, much less thrive in it?
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Expect the Senate version to survive -- purely for revenue reasons.
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Santos did not think her grandmother would survive either option.
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Here's how the law may need to change to survive.
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"I'm tired of trying to survive out here," he said.
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Whichever ones survive the season then become gifts to yourself.
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In many cases, cloud computing is enabling them to survive.
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It is something that haunts me, and you don't survive.
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Three times they thought she would not survive until morning.
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Clinton survive the loss of one but probably not both.
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But here's the thing: Northam simply cannot survive this politically.
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What kind of company could survive a change that big?
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All of the injured are expected to survive, he said.
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Along with her husband, her mother and brother survive her.
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Therefore, the thinking goes, they can survive the next one.
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If I'm going to survive this, I'll need a routine.
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"Sometimes I just don't ever want to survive," she said.
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The Manafort story raises the possibility that he could survive.
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How long could such a whale survive in the Thames?
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The viruses can also survive for days on many surfaces.
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Live coronavirus particles can survive for a time on surfaces.
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Nonporous surfaces seem to allow the virus to survive longer.
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The organisms can survive, if water temperatures go back down.
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"These trees can't survive in the wild," Mr. Brennan said.
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How did this theme ever survive from concept to completion?
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Institutions matter, but they do not survive on their own.
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"Maybe they just survive for 100,000 years," Dr. Lyko speculated.
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Of the five members, only Robertson and Garth Hudson survive.
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If God is merciful, they may survive these terrible times.
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The Nazis wanted no witnesses to their actions to survive.
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Niggas going to do what they gotta do to survive.
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Only a truly fit peacock can survive despite this handicap.
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It's the only way to survive in a polarized country.
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You only survive if you've got a prodigious work ethic.
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She and their two children, Alison and William, survive him.
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A republic cannot survive in a state of cataclysmic despair.
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He hopes their success means the Puritans will survive, too.
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But if you do manage to survive, please send pics!
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For countless others, it is simply a way to survive.
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If you survive a tough workout, take a sweaty selfie.
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How does a signature of trauma survive all of that?
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May's close supporters say privately that her deal cannot survive.
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They're not likely to survive winters beyond that, Rosenblatt said.
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She and their son survive him, along with two grandsons.
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The historic Honey Run Covered Bridge didn't survive the fire.
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Most of our interior occupants can't survive in petri dishes.
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But you gotta do what you gotta do to survive.
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Can survive any drought climate change adapt but never assimilate!
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You have to survive on digital is the common wisdom.
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How a New Generation is Fighting to Survive Climate Change.
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How did he survive when so many thousands did not?
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How did you choose which characters would survive for "Endgame"?
|
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But is this the only way these traditions can survive?
|
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Who watches our upheaval, makes sure we survive and thrive?
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The planet's going to survive — the question is, will we?
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"I think both institutions will survive just fine," he said.
|
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Here are five new musicals that might survive into fall.
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Sophie Turner takes on a dramatic survival tale in Survive.
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The big message was to minimize the odds to survive.
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In 70 percent, they survive the flood in a boat.
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The bacterium can't survive without the carbohydrates it depends on.
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Thankfully, the vast majority who get this coronavirus will survive.
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She believes we can survive more pain than we think.
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Pulis could never survive for long in such an environment.
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Three other pairs used in filming are known to survive.
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"If I survived the fire, I can survive the rain."
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They survive on donated food distributed from trucks out front.
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If we don't get one, we're not going to survive.
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The cells may survive, but they may never fully recover.
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He's like one of the only people to survive it.
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They are expected to survive, the interim police chief said.
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I'm not sure we'd survive the one it would build.
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We survive off of Purell and baby wipes out here.
|
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To put it another way: Can drag survive the internet?
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I don't think the party of Reagan will survive Trumpism.
|
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But some animals will not survive without such an implant.
|
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Stronger airlines that can survive the bumps should bounce back.
|
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Their way of life "won't survive the road," he said.
|
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"You will not survive a pyroclastic flow," Dr. Segall said.
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If your children aren't used to luxuries, they survive well.
|
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Medicare price negotiation likely wouldn't survive a conference committee deal.
|
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It does not survive in its original form, of course.
|
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In the American version, at MoMA, the film's merits survive.
|
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"I was able to last, kind of survive," she said.
|
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Only two other honorees from World War II now survive.
|
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The roots need to grow in the clay to survive.
|
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It may hurt, but the victim is likely to survive.
|
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And if there is no return, how do we survive?
|
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The president expects to survive by relying on his base.
|
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Potions are scarce so to survive, I listen for clucking.
|
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"We always believed that we would survive anything," he said.
|
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I work 8983 hours a week, and I can't survive.
|
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I knew how to survive on what I found there.
|
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On the other hand: love, literature, the will to survive.
|
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The victim did not survive his injuries, police said Monday.
|
|
Whether or not Americans today will survive theirs remains unclear.
|
|
Elsys worries that Alaska will not survive the economic crisis.
|
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Only loyal sycophants can survive in this kind of environment.
|
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The only uncertainty was whether any of Obamacare would survive.
|
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It's hard to predict if Joyce can survive this scandal.
|
|
How can I survive a nice life like normal people?
|
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I fear the books will not survive the acid rain.
|
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I buried my feminine intelligence alive in order to survive.
|
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Yes, a human could easily survive that level of acceleration.
|
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Or in a coma on life support, struggling to survive?
|
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Perhaps crashing the plane was necessary for Piper to survive.
|
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Even satellites must be specially hardened to survive the ride.
|
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The social safety net depends on public support to survive.
|
|
QVC was the only one to survive into the '20183s.
|
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It's high school in miniature, where only the strong survive.
|
|
In addition to his wife and son, they survive him.
|
|
That means someone like me could survive viably on YouTube.
|
|
The three wounded men were expected to survive, he said.
|
|
He could cozy up to dictators, and he would survive.
|
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He could lock children in cages, and he would survive.
|
|
Did Amelia Earhart survive her attempt to circumnavigate the globe?
|
|
The N.F.L. will survive another player holding out for money.
|
|
"It's just more and more difficult to survive," she says.
|
|
Odimo struggled through the crash but couldn't survive for long.
|
|
Julia Rodriguez knew then that her husband might not survive.
|
|
How many people do you know who survive brain cancer?
|
|
To do so, the Yankees had to survive a lot.
|
|
The overwhelming majority of these patients do not survive. (A.P.)
|
|
If it wants to survive, the N.A.A.C.P. has two options.
|
|
"(The U.S.) will survive a Trump presidency, definitely," he added.
|
|
I would say about 50 of these companies may survive.
|
|
Both countries need to be equal and need to survive.
|
|
These are the only known frescoes by Leonardo to survive.
|
|
They help me each day by inspiring me to survive.
|
|
Below our best predictions on who won't survive Sunday's episode.
|
|
Did you survive the first weekend of "Frozen 31" madness?
|
|
No one will survive the first year but his family.
|
|
The company ultimately needed a huge government bailout to survive.
|
|
Meanwhile, despite solid macroeconomic numbers, ordinary people struggle to survive.
|
|
Now, none of this necessarily means that democracy will survive.
|
|
I need complete silence and darkness to survive this migraine.
|
|
But the vehicle was never meant to survive the crash.
|
|
She needed treatment to survive, but could not afford it.
|
|
How does a person survive trauma and not be miserable?
|
|
Their children, Sebastian and Penelope, survive, as do three grandchildren.
|
|
How could anything survive this constant devastation, I would wonder.
|
|
Leisure historically meant freedom from the work needed to survive.
|
|
"Another dog and two cats did not survive," authorities noted.
|
|
But Mr Trump is uniquely well prepared to survive it.
|
|
Republicans are unlikely to be able to survive her defection.
|
|
Terrorists who survive after conducting attacks are paid a salary.
|
|
A human being can survive weeks with nothing to eat.
|
|
All of its intelligence is not enabling it to survive.
|
|
Some individual snakes survive the fungus well, shedding their skin.
|
|
She and his son survive him, as do two grandsons.
|
|
She and his son survive him, as do two grandsons.
|
|
The three wounded men were expected to survive, he said.
|
|
Anyone lucky enough to survive understood images of hell differently.
|
|
But they may struggle to survive in an altered habitat.
|
|
The rest of the people are just trying to survive.
|
|
So being able to practice your faith helps you survive.
|
|
Ties After cancer surgery I was fiercely determined to survive.
|
|
Yet life managed to survive here, as it might elsewhere.
|
|
He re-evaluated the man — could he survive the procedure?
|
|
In order to survive, he may sell his nuclear technology.
|
|
I don't see how we're going to survive without one.
|
|
To survive, all you need is a bit of luck.
|
|
I'm trying to survive as a single mother of three.
|
|
Cathedrals seem to survive the vicissitudes and imperfections of mankind.
|
|
It can survive in up to minus 20 degrees fahrenheit.
|
|
Did anything survive the fire that you managed to recover?
|
|
How a New Generation is Fighting to Survive Climate Change.
|
|
It is incredibly difficult to survive as a car company.
|
|
You should be able to make mistakes and survive them.
|
|
Unbearably large numbers of them fail to survive that journey.
|
|
One in four people on dialysis don't survive a year.
|
|
How can they survive and prosper in the 21st century?
|
|
I'm making $20,000 a year and I'm struggling to survive.
|
|
Uncertain of how she would survive, she began to pray.
|
|
Using past data of how amino acids can survive radiation when frozen in ice, along with data about Europa's harshest radiation environments, the team figured out where the amino acids would most likely survive.
|
|
The slow pace of Earth's natural transitions means that some species are able to adapt and survive the changes, but it's unclear whether plants and animals will be able to survive such a rapid transition.
|
|
I wake up to throw off the covers and lie there, wondering if my beleaguered country can survive the cataclysm that has befallen it, if the Earth itself can survive the convulsion it is undergoing.
|
|
Whether the A.C.A. can survive the administration's strategy of death by 1,000 cuts, whether any plan delivering quality health care at an affordable price could survive a relentless assault like this, remains an open question.
|
|
If Cersei can survive her walk of shame, Yara can, too.
|
|
"Its going to be difficult to survive this afternoon," he added.
|
|
Who will survive 40 days and who will tap out early?
|
|
Some of its models will survive, but under the Toyota name.
|
|
I briefly consider whether I really need my job to survive.
|
|
But could Shrek's sense of Steig-infused hope survive in Hollywood?
|
|
Even if we survive that, though, we shouldn't get too comfortable.
|
|
"We believe that objects need to change to survive," Barrera says.
|
|
"We believe that objects need to change to survive," Barrera says.
|
|
Which they did, but Jason wanted the "Phoenix" team to survive.
|
|
You're the guy who blew up Megaton, who let Kenny survive.
|
|
She'll survive only as long as she can prove her use.
|
|
That means a decision that allows so the euro can survive.
|
|
To survive in today's world, a laptop is almost a necessity.
|
|
She really believes having that hobby helped her to survive cancer.
|
|
The perfect set of tools to survive in the wilderness, right?
|
|
They were able to remove the animal, but it didn't survive.
|
|
This incessant hunger probably helped it survive for thousands of years.
|
|
Many scientists believe we've developed this attraction in order to survive.
|
|
But he also said the measure would likely survive constitutional challenge.
|
|
These are relationships that enable people to survive adverse life circumstances.
|
|
Far removed from regional power struggles, they just want to survive.
|
|
Rescuers believe there is still a chance the group could survive.
|
|
This would probably be hard for a lobster to survive in.
|
|
Will we survive a future through the long lens of assumptions?
|
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And the way to survive is to take down Frank Salemme.
|
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And money to spend on the food they need to survive!
|
|
ALS patients typically survive two to seven years beyond their diagnosis.
|
|
Sadly, he did not survive and died from apparent heat exhaustion.
|
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Wilson said protecting these lands is key for species to survive.
|
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The driver did not survive upon impact as I was told.
|
|
And how do family structures survive when children stop being children?
|
|
I think he prevailed and allowed the free market to survive.
|
|
But rest assured, no inferior arm will survive Kylie's ruthless judgement.
|
|
Three other animals were also attacked but are expected to survive.
|
|
"But we're not going to survive solely on hope," he added.
|
|
A functional policymaking process cannot survive in this environment for long.
|
|
Those surface biosignatures would just need to survive Jupiter's intense radiation.
|
|
Then she was told she was too sick to survive it.
|
|
" Krista agrees, adding, "She wasn't going to survive without the surgery.
|
|
How am I going to survive 60 minutes in this thing?
|
|
Florin Iordache, the justice minister, is unlikely to survive for long.
|
|
"I don't just want to sit back and survive," Stow says.
|
|
Plenty of people get their blood drawn every day and survive.
|
|
Throughout human history, we have been dependent on rap to survive.
|
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"We hope they survive their injuries and make a full recovery."
|
|
A dizzying mess of tar-covered horror I did not survive.
|
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We are all working and trying to survive in these circumstances.
|
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You want to survive, and you don't have a bad intention.
|
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She would survive, and shielded her three children from the bullets.
|
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I managed to survive five years before being calling it quits.
|
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Britain is heading out of the EU, and it will survive.
|
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Not being that person is the only way to survive love.
|
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A timber wolf that adapted to survive after a traumatic amputation.
|
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How can conservatism as a viable political philosophy survive this era?
|
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How many new ones can survive, that's (also) an unknown number.
|
|
He had to give up that hope in order to survive.
|
|
By 2009, Musk was living off personal loans just to survive.
|
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If human beings want to survive, they will have to leave.
|
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Though the party could not survive without ideology, the KGB could.
|
|
Nobody could have expected "Le Professeur" to survive for 20 years.
|
|
Holliday credits her positive attitude with helping her survive it all.
|
|
America's budding outreach might not survive the next wave of violence.
|
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"How to survive a horror movie," she says in the video.
|
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They were taken to a local hospital, but did not survive.
|
|
With Israel, Jews can collectively survive in the face of carnage.
|
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The question is whether the system will survive such a loss.
|
|
Bonus: Yes, the iPhone 7 can survive being dropped in water
|
|
Funds that fail to think differently may not survive the competition.
|
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Only the latter still survive under the new name of Manor.
|
|
California, as it's currently designed, will not survive the coming climate.
|
|
The takeaway: In order to survive, one must hide the self.
|
|
And I get it: we can't survive in constant "emergency mode".
|
|
They will likely survive and prosper with this new aggregation model.
|
|
He believes Staples will survive the decision, although not necessarily thrive.
|
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"We can't survive without the French and the Dutch," she claims.
|
|
To survive, Yu harnesses the power of these augmentations, called neuromods.
|
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A family of four must live in complete silence to survive.
|
|
On my worst day, I didn't know how I would survive.
|
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Their differing opinions on whether the human race deserves to survive.
|
|
Or will the show reveal that Annalise's kid actually did survive?
|
|
That government would not survive a week without the Russian assistance.
|
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It has grown the market, enabling many other companies to survive.
|
|
Ultimately, it was Sherri's will to survive that brought her home.
|
|
But first, it must survive a harrowing descent to the ground.
|
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We're not going to survive the next four years, are we?
|
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I do wish it charged via USB-C, but I survive.
|
|
He pointed out that, like all Lithuanians, he had to survive.
|
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At the hospital, he said he pleaded with her to survive.
|
|
Channing Tatum and Jessie J's romance can survive a little rain!
|
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She's already dropped the singles "Freefalling" and "Survive" from the album.
|
|
Without their primary source of food, black-footed ferrets can't survive.
|
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And I'd like to see its institutions survive the Trump administration.
|
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There, they must brave the elements and survive for 21 days.
|
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The government must have the support of both houses to survive.
|
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It's a family affair, and who knows who will survive it.
|
|
"Never underestimate the will to survive," Di Sieno told The Times.
|
|
If you don't like the food, how can you survive here?
|
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You try to survive and you sign up to go abroad.
|
|
Threads isn't a movie about humanity's ability to struggle and survive.
|
|
More businesslike charities should be better equipped to survive and thrive.
|
|
Inspired by Dukale's struggle to survive, Jackman founded Laughing Man Coffee.
|
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Making sure that I learned to thrive instead of just survive.
|
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The Iranians believe they can survive under "maximum pressure" through 2020.
|
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So to survive and get noticed, we have to be scrappy.
|
|
A row at the October summit could be harder to survive.
|
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It might survive — if that windshield is made with Gorilla Glass.
|
|
He works odd jobs, begs and picks through trash to survive.
|
|
Can an altarpiece survive when it becomes a work of art?
|
|
For many years, TechCrunch itself was a startup struggling to survive.
|
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Us would be able to survive Wilson said he believes MyHealth.
|
|
Well, he does know how to survive a huge celebrity breakup.
|
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"Without your community, without your family, you couldn't survive," she says.
|
|
But life — as we know it, anyway — needs water to survive.
|
|
"Fresh water is crucial for Bengal tigers to survive," he said.
|
|
Why can some people, like Gary, see the creatures and survive?
|
|
It's hard, meanwhile, to see how Sessions can survive for long.
|
|
There's also the possibility that Enceladian microbes use bioluminescence to survive.
|
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"We'll not be able to survive in our village," Das said.
|
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It feels like it could survive a fall down a mountain.
|
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If all goes well, maybe she and the others will survive.
|
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I'd imagine it has to do with the will to survive.
|
|
How long could I survive this dizzying trip to the unknown,?
|
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Some wonder if the company will survive without its talismanic boss.
|
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We want people to be able to survive in the wild.
|
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The farther you run, the more supplies you collect to survive.
|
|
Gonorrhea bacteria: adapting to survive When will these drugs stop working?
|
|
Trees can survive one or two years of defoliation by caterpillars.
|
|
The booster was never designed to survive an in-flight escape.
|
|
You will adapt and survive no matter how hard it gets.
|
|
Could you survive — could you stand up for yourself with Harvey?
|
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All injured victims are expected to survive, according to NBC Washington.
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Mr Costa says the arrangement will survive until next year's election.
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Unfortunately, he didn't survive longer than Scream 3's opening scene.
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They need $70 oil to survive," he told CNBC's "Power Lunch.
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"It needs care and can't survive a week without water."[CNN]
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Somehow I think the Democratic Party will survive the "qualified" controversy.
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The trailer of the show flashes the words: CAN YOU SURVIVE?
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Ultimately, it couldn't survive even as long as the average dog.
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"It is unknown if the victim will survive," reads the complaint.
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It's unclear if momentum to pass something can survive the recess.
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The three others were expected to survive, according to the sheriff.
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She knew Marshall was resilient but concerned he may not survive.
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School should be a resource, not something you have to survive.
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News at 97.1 AMP RADIO's 6th Annual We Can Survive concert.
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I have all the originals, everything I need to survive on.
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You do not survive trauma and chalk it up to luck.
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People in Denmark viewed food as something you need to survive.
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She was the first baby to survive childbirth with no kidneys.
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But the bacteria in refrigerated lemons were still able to survive.
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And how much of his legacy will survive the coming onslaught?
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We all need each other in order to survive and thrive!
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We can have humans survive this terrible disaster about to befall.
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Children who survive can become blind, deaf, paralyzed or mentally disabled.
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They can't survive by playing political games or massaging earnings reports.
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Like, won't they die of dehydration even if they survive radiation?
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In order to survive, you had to be fast or tough.
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Living out in the wild, wolves need each other to survive.
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Survive and thrive: What technologies will reshape human health … and healthcare?
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They had to rely on their skills to help them survive.
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She told police she believed she would not survive the ordeal.
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I wasn't sure I was going to survive the first episode!
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All this poses the question: how would millennials survive without coffee?
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We battle and we fight, and if we survive, we're victorious.
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Social networks, like banks, rely on confidence to survive and thrive.
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I don't think it's a realistic way to survive a bombing.
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Possibly, according to the courts -- enough to survive motions to dismiss.
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We cannot survive and prosper producing products for the U.S. alone.
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His books include High-Output Management and Only the Paranoid Survive.
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It's a promise that we will survive, that we will flourish.
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You simply won't survive long in this town serving subpar pizza.
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To help pet owners survive prime Pepe Le Pew time, Cleveland.
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If he doesn't have the money, he knows how to survive.
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You can't survive like that for any long period of time.
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Those who survive the setup get to enter NHL '94 nirvana.
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He also knows his hometown cannot survive with the elderly, alone.
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"If I survive this, I'll ask her tonight," I told myself.
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Ultimately, they need to deliver some prospect of profit to survive.
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All cultures had to apply those concepts in order to survive.
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The woman was struck multiple times but is expected to survive.
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We all need access to safe water to thrive — or survive.
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Read More This is how Middle East countries can survive: Lagarde
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How do you survive something as deadly and unpredictable as fame?
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He said there was evidence Paddock planned to survive and escape.
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One motorist was reportedly seriously injured but is expected to survive.
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But that was our way to survive, to help each other.
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They're looking for a way to survive and they just can't.
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We know instinctively that to survive, we have to stick together.
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The analyst said that cryptocurrencies will survive in the long run.
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Many who survive are left feeling weak and struggling for help.
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Police returned fire and wounded the man, who's expected to survive.
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The only way you can't survive is to not show up.
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Kim Jong Un is a rational actor who wants to survive.
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People want to survive, against reason sometimes, against logic, against fairness.
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In the game, I complete each step needed to survive here.
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Some firms merged to survive, while others went out of business.
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The real question here is whether the May government can survive.
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What: Let Us Survive March and Rally advocating for sex workers.
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There is no cast-iron law saying Labour has to survive.
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Police and drug personalities can end up wounded, if they survive.
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I just knew I needed to survive the next couple minutes.
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It's about the makeshift families you have to build to survive.
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Some of them show doctors treating patients lucky enough to survive.
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To survive, it has been trying to break into new markets.
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Maybe they all survive, besting their foe V.M. Varga (David Thewlis).
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I survive in NYC but I want to thrive somewhere else.
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Konami says it'll be releasing more information about Survive at Gamescom.
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To survive, she needs a bone marrow transplant donor by April.
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So what is SoundCloud doing to survive after years of confusion?
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Organizing into groups, they tackled the tasks they needed to survive.
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The accusations raised questions about whether The Weinstein Company could survive.
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Mostly, though, people had thoughts on how to survive the winter.
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Can the Paris Agreement on climate change survive without the U.S.?
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This could result in a person requiring mechanical ventilation to survive.
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TripAdvisor and I Will Survive without being associated with your event.
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I can't make it there because I have to survive here.
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The leader of the opposition is struggling to survive a coup.
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I'm internally screaming and rooting for her to survive this mess.
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Most important, rodeo is a tradition that has adapted to survive.
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But in order to survive, she's made peace with her surroundings.
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"You can't survive these storm surges," Scott told CNN Saturday evening.
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Banks don't rely on high-polluting fossil fuel projects to survive.
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We are trying to survive; that's the reality in Northern Ireland.
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I will keep you posted, dear reader, should I survive either.
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The bacteria that survive this continued antibiotic exposure are antibiotic resistant.
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Surely, then, it will be able to survive the current president?
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How can they survive the hatred, let alone love one another?
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I think they can survive this and buy Curry enough time.
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Now, only three of the original members of that unit survive.
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As a Never Trumper, I was disgruntled, but I would survive.
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For Mangiaracina and Perkins, the only plan now is to survive.
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And who survive on less than twenty Indian rupees a day.
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Gawker's ability to survive intact depends on whether she is right.
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We will die like men, but our sons may survive us.
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It was an emblem of the young country's determination to survive.
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How the hell am I going to survive Vegas next weekend?
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Or if you're fortunate enough, you'll be able to survive that.
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Mr. Karimov's wife and daughters survive him, as do four grandchildren.
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Under the right conditions, proteins can survive for millions of years.
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His grandfather said family members don't know if he will survive.
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They all need somewhere they can survive, assimilate and later flourish.
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The question is whether or not their love can survive it.
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The researchers maintain that elephants can't survive without stronger conservation efforts.
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Where does Trump fit into it, and does it survive him?
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Jonathan Turley: Cohen's fight to survive makes him dangerous to Trump.
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We kind of did what we had to do to survive.
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His professor wondered if he would survive in his chosen career.
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With water, humans can survive for 3-4 weeks without food.
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"Some people are just pushed to extremes to survive," she said.
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If you're not experimenting in the digital age, you won't survive.
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A brother, Robert, and a sister, Marianne Hinckle, also survive him.
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Another shooting victim, a man, is expected to survive his injuries.
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They were taken to the hospital and are expected to survive.
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None of us are equipped to survive for even two weeks.
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They have been forced to survive, and they still miss home.
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ONE OF MY BEST SALES— BROWN: THAT'S HOW YOU SURVIVE. RIGHT?
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"I was a Marine, I knew how to survive," he says.
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He underwent surgery and is expected to survive, community officials say.
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If they survive, they will be weak for weeks to come.
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"We wouldn't be able to survive with those changes," he said.
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"It's enough to survive," he said of the money he earned.
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There's a good chance Arya won't survive the White Walker attack.
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They had two children, Nathalie and Jean-Philippe, who survive her.
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The rich benefit from our system, while others struggle to survive.
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Everyone said you'll do what you have to do to survive.
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The question is whether it will survive his presidency or not.
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Were they to find themselves alone, would our own children survive?
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We hope something this reasonable will survive our current political process.
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The better it sounds, the more likely it is to survive.
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If young people can continue to get knowledge, they would survive.
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For thousands of Mexicans, drug trafficking is a way to survive.
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Or maybe it was the helicopter crash he managed to survive.
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With no food or water, many did not survive the journey.
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Because, again, it's a machine, and it knows how to survive.
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The two patrons of the day spa are expected to survive.
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I'm not sure that he was supposed to survive last year!
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Coral can only survive within a narrow band of ocean temperature.
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The problem is that Martinez would never survive the vetting process.
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Raymond and Lucy Monk had 11 children, eight of whom survive.
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You're thinking, 'If the Jays can survive that, they'll be unstoppable.
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She decided that taking up arms was the way to survive.
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Related: Looking at the Future of Comics: Will They Survive Digitization?
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"God will make it for us to survive," Trocon told him.
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So they rely on sex work in the evenings to survive.
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Milosz wanted to write poems that could survive such a judgment.
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We can survive hypocrisy, which may be inherent in partisan politics.
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You might try to survive with the least amount of harm.
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If our idea is to survive, they must strengthen its grip.
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But it's also the only way that a dictator can't survive.
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Then Lawler dropped the bomb and Condit was forced to survive.
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Foods are contaminated with chemicals and no wildlife seems to survive.
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"It was a struggle by immigrants just to survive," Ferris said.
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Do you think the order will survive a challenge in court?
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Many are trying to survive in the northwestern town of Azaz.
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Bold Prediction Alert: Ty Lue Won't Survive This How can he?
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But Assad can do little else if he is to survive.
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The genre has managed to survive, aesthetically almost unchanged, for decades.
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The community, led by a charismatic hero, can rally and survive.
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You, and only you, get to decide how you'll survive this.
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Can this console survive solely on more classically Nintendo-style games?
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In these communities, families must fight to survive without basic amenities.
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Pop art doesn't necessarily survive the loss of its greatest hero.
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How important was graffiti for you to survive in your neighborhood?
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If they let us in, nobody would survive for very long.
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If they wanted to survive, they needed to become Colt Cabana.
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A liberal democracy can't survive if people don't believe in it.
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It pushed me to get the tools I needed to survive.
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Democracy, by contrast, is built to survive more than one leader.
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After all, attention is the oxygen fringe groups need to survive.
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I would not expect a patient to survive this at all.
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Kylie managed to survive the incident and keep her clothes on.
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If you can squint hard enough, the narrative will always survive.
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Organisms survive this environment by having efficient gills or minimizing movement.
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In the winter, only the strong survive; the weak are culled.
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I survived the crash, but I may not survive the night.
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An addict who is an unskilled liar will not survive long.
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We are rare flowers trying to survive in a concrete jungle.
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It was about submission: submission to individuals in order to survive.
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If the book burned today, then the poem would still survive.
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After making it through this election, we can all survive that.
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I hit the target, but my shoe didn't survive the contact.
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Furthermore, many of those dreams don't survive the transition to adulthood.
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But Peggy could not imagine whether she would survive the attack.
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"Hard things, you survive them or you don't," Louis C.K. said.
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Q. If infected with coronavirus, can you survive it and recover?
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"The waterproof liner will survive several hand washes," Miss Pop said.
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The nation will no doubt survive the latest controversial version too.
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The Chinese black comedy "Dying to Survive" is nearing $200 million.
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They're bred to survive to the plate, not focused on nutrition.
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We worry about how she will survive after we are gone.
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Is this culture going to survive after the sale to CVS?
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Will The Athletic's business model allow it to survive that long?
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She must go along with her captors in order to survive.
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That means other animals may survive lean times by eating them.
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The mortgage interest deduction, however, would survive in its current form.
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Can the state health system survive an influx of infected patients?
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A floating reactor, supporters say, would survive tsunami waves at sea.
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But for almost a month, it looked like Franken would survive.
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They wanted to survive their one-year tour and go home.
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They often look tired but they're quite determined to survive here.
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Speculation, instead, focuses on whether the marketplaces will survive at all.
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But even bullshit jobs provide income for people to survive on.
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Will the phone survive all three levels of the torture gauntlet?
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Instead, he relied on the money from his endorsements to survive.
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Who knew how long you would survive or what would happen?
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Yet he somehow managed to survive, as did the Russia investigation.
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"If you were lazy then, you did not survive," he says.
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New Orleans needs substantial investments to survive in a warming world.
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But she suggested that such a statute might survive constitutional scrutiny.
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"I was struggling to survive," Horton, now 31, told Business Insider.
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The showdown raises familiar questions about how venerable ensembles will survive.
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And, as Scorah makes exceedingly clear, she did survive a cult.
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Could we survive another 70 or 100 years without nuclear winter?
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Tuns are remarkably resilient; they can survive in ice for decades.
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I asked a friend in the same situation how to survive.
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"The people with an angle, they're going to survive," he said.
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But it is not clear that Workhorse can survive until then.
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As long as social conditions enable it, al Shabaab will survive.
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Some people who survive require days to weeks on a ventilator.
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But experts say they may not survive undisturbed for much longer.
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Do people who survive the infection become immune to the coronavirus?
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