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At times, they have been exposed to more radiation in a few hours than they are supposed to endure in a year.

This policy is almost sure to endure no matter which party wins the White House in the November election, he said.

Besides, what did this matter compared to what I would have had to endure if I had tried a new restaurant?

It was too much to endure, even through a polarized faceplate, and Tom squinted his eyes nearly shut.

Yet like many equally accomplished researchers, he was forced to endure long delays when trying to publish papers in medical journals.

Why do you think you have continued to endure and be as so popular as you were for so long?

In the air is lonely is spreading quietly, even if I change into the smog not to endure to be separated.

it feels no pain as your fingers would feel, it has no soul, and cannot suffer such agony and torment as you will have to endure.

She accepted that she would be called to account, and simply did not wish to endure further exposure.

Yet Japanese investors have had to endure two decades of frustration (and counting) since the end of Tokyo's bull market.

If you can travel a few days after January 1, so much the better, but if you can't, just know you may have to endure a few delays.

Crossroads friends forge powerful links, links strong enough to endure with not much more contact than once-a-year letters at Christmas.

But if the relationship is to endure new strategic challenges, it would be sensible to put it on a more honest footing.

It's easy to root for a guy like Phillips, a legitimately good guy who has had to endure so much heartache.

Finally the mouse crouches down, ears flattened against its head, facing the wind which it has no choice but to endure.

It is always ready to excuse, to trust, to hope and to endure whatever comes.

Carrie felt as if unable to endure such a life.

If we were not all so interested in ourselves, life would be so uninteresting that none of us would be able to endure it.

You may have to endure the sight of him at parents' evenings, but there will be lots of other people there for you to duck behind.

Forty years ago they turned against a leftish elite trying to boss them around; now they have had to endure a right-wing version.

To have someone always there to drive you forward makes you feel as if you've promised them to endure what lies ahead.

Each dealer seems to have his own opaque pricing scheme, consumers have to endure endless haggling and the financing is murky at best.

All this suggested that America was more likely to endure a gradual, even gentle, slowing of economic growth than a sharp contraction.

He felt so cold that he kept trembling as if unable to endure it any more.

The city continued to endure 90-degree temperatures, and weather forecasters said the smog could return as soon as the wind shifts.

Jeanie arose from her devotions, with her heart fortified to endure afflictions, and encouraged to face difficulties.

since the Stone Age, but I've only had to endure two years of servitude.

It is the moment that every woman ---- or at least every one who has had to endure an unhappy marriage ---- recognizes.

I can't go see anyone, I have nothing to wear. How much longer am I going to have to endure this?

Music has brought happily to her, helps her to endure all sorts of lives the difficulty.

adult may also hungry, also be possible to endure, but these young babies actually cannot hungry, not be able to endure!

If I continue to endure you a little longer, I may by degrees dwindle into a wife.

How much discomfort and inconvenience are you willing to endure to support his cause?

Although no less than old Marlins, but the old man in spirit has won, he was determined to endure any suffering beyond the limits.

To have to endure (something unpleasant ) without complaining or take the action necessary to remove the source of the unpleasantry .

You must be ready to endure hardships and death, after all, you are a warrior of nation.

David realized when he had to endure defeat, he had to quit and abandon his company to throw himself on the mercy of his opponents.

For a startup that had to endure the challenges of surviving in the "harsh conditions" of a developing country, it's quite impressive.

Be satisfied with your happiness you have, and be able to endure hardship as well Never forget to forgive. . .

That adds up to a decade and a half of disappointment, which is more than anyone ought to endure.

Some of Northern Ireland's most vulnerable pensioners have had to endure the recent freeze without their cold weather payments.

Some have even downloaded video evidence on to the website of the disturbances and harassment that they have had to endure.

The pain of discipline is a small pain to endure, when you consider all that it promises.

I am hardworking and ready to endure hardships. I has stronger ability of adapting to the new environment and accepting new knowledge.

You may have had to endure delays in getting paid and that may have been frustrating.

Even then, some national differences are bound to endure, so cloud-computing services will have to take place on systems designed to cope.

One taboo from earlier times continues to endure in the workplace: women are not allowed to cry at the office.

The Wonderful time of life which only the young are strong enough to endure.

Such a plan would force Greece to endure prolonged pain to a degree that strains the imagination.

The shell of the spacecraft must be able to endure heavy loads and intense vibrations.

First, though, your partner has to endure labor and delivery with you, which may be harder for him ( or her ) than you'd imagine.

This was the simple manifestation of what men, women and children have to endure daily, some 18 years after the tragedy.

i gave her an inner strength to endure childbirth and rejection that many times comes from her children.

I gave her an inner strength to endure childbirth and the rejection that many times comes from her children. . .

Patience is the capacity to endure something or someone difficult or disagreeable without complaining or flying into a rage.

Friends, not sadness, joy and pain together total, they like a sister. Advance happy we have, and now had to endure the pain a little bit.

I give her an inner strength to endure childbirth and and rejection that many times from her children.

Each and every one of us will have to endure a multitude of awkward, staring-at-your-shoes, moments along the way.

It's always ready to excuse, to trust, to hope, and to endure, whatever comes.

Arab presidents who visited the White House during this period had to endure stiff lectures on the importance of a free press.

Though she is confident a second generation of high returns will come, the country might have to endure a "lull" until it arrives.

For all the good football and goal scoring opportunities created, United had to endure a long wait for the security of a second strike.

I gave her inner strength to endure childbirth, and the rejections many times comes from her children.

I gabe her an inner strength to endure childbirth and the rejection that many times comes from her children.

Personally speaking, I have a strong sense of responsibility, to work hard, to endure hardships, honesty, self-confidence and dedication.

And yet its people seem unwilling to endure the cuts in wages and services needed to make the economy competitive.

Many members of the Einsatzkommandos, unable to endure wading through blood any longer, had committed suicide. Some had even gone mad.

The only end of writing is to enable the readers better to enjoy life, or better to endure it.

The medical insurance foundation is not healthy enough to endure risks so as to endanger the sustainability of the reform.

I gave her an inner strength to endure childbirth and the rejection that many times from her children.

They are of humble origins and have had to endure financial hardships, but they have hearts of gold and with noble souls.

And what more legitimate harmony can unite a man with life than the dual consciousness of his longing to endure and his awareness of death?

Afterwards I felt relieved, cleansed of the fear that I would have to endure funeral arrangement chaos right after Tom's death.

I really wasn't ready to endure the twenty-seven mile race.

Weak-kneed European and Asian leaders were too frightened to endure the animal instincts of a real market, the story went.

The scanner also had to be robust enough to endure high usage levels.

However, it is a very difficult cause, which needs firm determination, clear mind, ability to endure hardship and a feasible project.

Furthermore, lawyers have never had to endure the same pressures as the managers of listed companies, where the shareholders call the shots.

Then he rested against the bow. He rested sitting on the un-stepped mast and sail and tried not to think but only to endure.

she wondered at all the things civilization can teach a woman to endure.

Here the lot of men born of the flesh is but to endure midst toil and tribulation.

By contrast, domestic North American flights and airports are parts of the trip you generally expect to endure rather than enjoy.

The real friend doesn't lie in him to respect and admire to you what situation, but lie in him to endure patiently to you what situation.

Not only will affect the state of mind, will cause losing sleep, the energetic committee to endure to think piles the late sincere feeling.

Don't forget, fiberglass is regularly used in the manufacture and repair of boats, which have to endure far more damaging water conditions.

How can you know how many difficulties I have to endure before I can lift a passable print, soaking wet, out of the developer?

He said, have very deep feelings, so he learned to endure loneliness.

this Starbuck seemed prepared to endure for long ages to come, and to endure always, as now.

If the system was to endure, austerity on one side had to be balanced by growth on the other.

But I said I dare not sleep on it because I am too feeble minded to endure such an austere test.

Puechguirbal says many women traumatized by rape also have to endure the suffering and shame of being cast out of their communities.

to endure the load of electrical fittings should be the carrying capacity was less than the carrying capacity of connecting wires.

However, when you want to lose my temper, there is always a voice told me to endure, we must learn and considerate.

If I have to endure another corporate executive blindly praising China and reflexively trashing India, I might actually gag.

Her loneliness, remorse, anger, despair, but to the whole family, she had to endure humiliation and suffering.

But is unable to endure the concubine child to be difficult to own virility capital.

Squeezing into killer heels, many women are happy to endure a little pain in the name of fashion.

No one who trusts in the saving power of Jesus' sacrifice will ever have to endure God's wrath.

But all were quickly heartened by the sacrifices most employees were willing to endure for the sake of the hospital overall.

To be a kungfu player, you have to be eager to learn and be ready to endure hardships.

One study forced subjects to endure a tank of ice water for up to three hours (see image above).

Your sweet breath mixed with the aroma of Champagne allowed me be capable to endure the long lone black night.

the soldier on the scene has turned head not to endure to look that the tear spins in the eye socket.

Some of us will have to endure this process only once in our lives, while others may have to go through it many times.

Of course, it's not difficult for you to imagine what pressure her child has to endure.

Official Policy Wanting less, is that for the Chinese Communist Party or to be the official policy for the Chinese people to endure?

Indifferent to endure loneliness, poor to Rain or shine, remain, excluding gains and losses, luxury, far from impetuous.

However, the pains of slow growth and high unemployment might be too much for many to endure.

Perhaps you money, but your down-to-earth, able to endure poverty and loneliness, perhaps you will grab the first pot of gold in life.

Packing should be seaworthy for strong enough to endure rough handling.

He also noted that the shift in spending away from older wealthier consumers to younger, less wealthy ones is likely to endure.

Japan went on to endure its own Halloween nightmare of zombie banks for years afterwards.

Having taken our names, the authorities let Matt and I leave but Nalla and Nagin had to endure an interrogation lasting eight hours.

She's already had to endure three painful operations on her leg.

I have to endure sadness while looking at the girl I love go into other people's arms and tell them that I wish them a happy ending.

We have no advantage, protecting myself is the best choice. We choose to endure.

Some analysts have suggested that the downturn means Britain is ill-placed to endure the cutbacks planned by the Coalition Government.

It is able to endure, refinement. It's the best thing to take when go out to picnic.

Because the JSF life cycle remains the central piece of a Seam application, there is no retraining period to endure.

Frampton recovered fully from his accident, only to endure a brief slide into drug abuse.

Animals have been trained to endure self-harm, but only within the context of positive reinforcement.

'It gave them something concrete to do, and that gave them the psychological stamina to endure the wait' Dr. Bishop said.

In addition, the sync structure needs to be resilient enough to endure multigenerational recording and other noisy situations.

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Effendi Gazali, the show's creator, says Mr Bakrie will have to endure being sent up on his own station, "or we'll quit! "

Might listen from the news sound recording then, she made an effort to endure not to smile, but finally was defeated.

Instead, for over an hour, they had to endure "Testimonies" , Palestinians' stories of the Israeli occupation.

However, economists warn higher food prices are likely to endure and add to rising energy costs in fuelling wider inflationary pressures.

It's painful all the way around, but remember, unless you are willing to endure these pains, your own growth as a leader will be limited.

The England international had to endure a three-game suspension following a red card on his league bow against Arsenal.

to "endure" Flame of economic, food and nutrition components to concentrate contract simultaneously, fresh medical Wales, health purposes.

Volleyballer in 10 career, obtains my healthy physique and the hard-working and able to endure hard work spirit by practice.

I was gnashing to endure after the fire, gas into the door locked.

Worse still, in some ways the Spanish economy is less well placed than that of Greece to endure many years of deflationary budget policy.

It's the promise to pay back that debt and pull the family out of poverty that gives them courage to endure the hardship.

learn to give up, learn to endure and learn to strong, learn to smile, perhaps, we have no choice!

Raining days in Southern Spain are unlikely to endure too long. It was dry again then the ponds on the square soon all became traceless .

No one forced them to endure inflation rather than raise interest rates and allow their currencies to appreciate significantly.

You know what small talk is--that meaningless chit chat you're forced to endure when talking to casual acquaintances and distant family.

I'm not going to endure the persecutions of your hospitable ancestors again.

I'm not going to endure the persecutions of your hospitable ancestors again.

has to endure much cruel treatment from her boyfriend.

These brave Americans make it possible for America to endure as a free society.

Able to take something able to endure something; able to take abuse.

After invited the to stay blindly for one night, the man was unable to endure any longer at last.

The one who has saved us and called us for his purpose will also empower us and grant us grace to work hard and to endure hardship.

For a paper to endure, it must be expressed in enduring language.

Preparing food should be a joy, not some stressful routine we have to endure.

For 4 years plan and manage including scroll, rotating down , adding, his body has already been too much to endure.

the old resistance to endure hardship, solidarity colleagues, can withstand the pressure of the start-up stage.

The astronauts would have to endure a magnetic field of 20 teslas , and no one knows what the biological effects would be.

Arises suddenly the belly pain, the ache is hard to endure, lies down time the rest.

The incident typified the bad luck that both Webber and Williams have had to endure in 2006.

I grind teeth to endure to smile, Adidas Titan Bounce, is originally small Japan unexpectedly so frightened that the mainland sinks?

he needs to be patient to endure hardships and wait for the right opportunity.

Users can depend on this rugged, innovative hardware to endure the harsh conditions of real-world factory use.

The price of a cobbled-together rescue is that some day the euro zone will probably have to endure yet another existential crisis.

The addicted lover is unable to endure separations even when there is conflict in the relationship or when the relationship is hurtful.

Draw strength from His Word and be encouraged to endure.

Being Black, he had to endure the taunts of his classmates.

Let's say you're leaning into your monitor by just two inches, that's 20 extra pounds that your back and spinal column have to endure.

Syria and Leo for love of his father, went so far as to endure wronged.

In fact, it shows her psychological situation to fight against the pain and fantasy, reflecting the heroine to endure great suffering.

Connect the hook of davit with flying ring of lifeboat, then recover the hook until the wire rope approach to endure the force.

Lord, grant me strength to endure the fatigue of the coming day and all the events that take place during it.

Nagging is just one of the many interesting habits women have that men need to endure.

Family origin of the decision ability to endure hardship and strong, can withstand any hardships and setbacks.

To endure the strain of our concentrated civilization, the coming man and woman must have an excess of animal spirits.

But if I went back for the Bandaids I would have to endure the contempt of my acquaintances.

Christians are locked in outdoor metal shipping containers and have to endure unbearable heat, disease and mental distress.

These nouns all denote the capacity to endure hardship , difficulty, or inconvenience without complaint .

At this stage, the relationship is either strong enough to endure, or the relationship ends.

I had the advantage of carefully, and the ability to endure hardship, my weaknesses too seriously.

The main symptoms vulvae red, vagina for water samples, vaginal secretions burn or strange to endure pain.

Grandma is unfortunate, in addition to endure the pain of losing sons and daughters, as well as the pressures of life.

It should have ended that day, but evil was allowed to endure.

Polar explorers had to be extremely tough to endure the climate and other hardship.

That a book on computers should describe the theory of computing as incomprehensible neatly illustrates the climate Turing had to endure.

These humps give camels their legendary ability to endure long periods of travel without water, even in harsh desert conditions.

The army-backed expedition of 100 scientists, cooks and logistics experts will have to endure extreme conditions.

Remember, "What was hard to endure is sweet to recall. "

towards me, don't tell me that solitary and loneliness are all I have to endure for giving my heart and soul?

When he saw the massacre outside his window, he was pushed beyond his capacity to endure anymore.

Her constitution is both sound and elastic-better calculated to endure variations of climate than many more robust people.

If girls wearing high heels dances or shops for a long period of time, their feet may have to endure a lot of fatigue and pain.

To endure, be aware as to do so in Chinese culture is characterized by the greatest courage.

It concedes that controls may be useful to target inflows that are expected to endure, because of the threat to financial stability.

Juku defenders say that students are only gaining the discipline and the ability to endure pressure that they will need in life.

Epicurus suffered all his life from bad health, but learnt to endure it with great fortitude.

Our task is to take hold of God's grace to endure our afflictions with patience, without growing weary.

Can you imagine how much more inconvenience he has to endure every day?

His seed also will I make [to endure] for ever, and his throne as the days of heaven.

But they were willing to endure that adversity to live in a land where they could worship the Almighty without persecution.

We stitched together a community of free nations and institutions to endure and ultimately prevail during a Cold War.

If not, those people will be destroyed, but we have to endure our own punishment and serving now also.

A voice asks whether she is prepared to endure cold, hunger, mockery, prison and death, all of which await her on the other side.

Not long time, his friend was unable to endure everything there and escaped from the tribe.

If we don't get some lessons from it, sooners or later we will have to endure the consequence of it.

Travellers in space have to endure many discomforts in their rockets.

With time on their hands, many German firms are positioning themselves to endure or even profit from disruption.

And human struggle, to endure hardship Doo Doo become long, it will also be Fun for all!

I could not imagine where she was going to find the strength to endure the photo session.

Your capacity to endure has increased a hundredfold, as your Mastery of Self continues ever onward and upward.

Institutions with a " selfish gene " that is good at self- replication ( and self-perpetuation ) will tend to endure and proliferate .

We will have to endure a new and mighty role for Opec and the sprouting up everywhere of new nuclear power stations.

Besides killing, burying alive and terrible taxation, the people of Anyang also had to endure extortion, blackmail and kidnaping.

She will have to endure my exceptional circumstances.

but his cousin's patience was not sufficient to endure this enigmatical behaviour.

We need to do everything we can to help couples build relationships that are likely to endure.

The greatest loneliness to endure is the lack of friendship.

People living in this area have to endure the relatively high humidity in summer.

Those adults excused are obliged to endure an equivalent fast at their earliest opportunity.

Drivers had to endure days of lengthy queues while it was filled in.

It is a peculiar thing to be wishing for the one thing you never ever wanted to endure.

The summer season to endure hardship, balsam pear is undoubtedly good choice of vegetables.

The thought of being made comfortable gives him strength to endure his pain.

I have found a way to endure a treadmill workout.

What can shorten time? Activities. What can lengthen time uneasily to endure? Comfort.

With huge oversupply in some industries, and big rises in raw materials costs, many manufacturers are having to endure wafer-thin margins.

The sludge is different, it silently when people have to endure the scorn.

Ability to endure hardship, but life is not like overtime law, staying up late.

It takes strength to endure abuses, It takes courage to stop them.

Fiscal-stimulus schemes impose a cost on all taxpayers, even those well placed to endure a downturn.

Which meant that along with their victory, they had to endure the gibs that they won it, yes, but they won it in the wrong way.

But for a long time, only to endure operation, outside ninja clan generation is hard to know which its details.

"We are less able to endure suffering. "

On the other hand, a farsighted widow is able to endure years of misery and ignominy and even persecution, if she has a good boy of five.

Of course, that is the central theme of many of these people's lives: a willingness to endure hardship to get ahead.

Performance artist Bob Flanagan got his name for forcing his body to endure extreme torture.

Every Chinese parent wants to ensure their child does not have to endure what they did.

Our city air pollution is extremely serious, but we have to endure them.

It was easier to endure his insolence than his commiseration.

That is when the regime has clamped down hard before, forcing Miss Suu Kyi to endure years of house arrest.

I give her an inner strength to endure childbirth and the rejection that many times comes form her children .

But what really worries the Americans is the lawlessness that allows Abu Sayyaf to endure.

We need to fuel our muscles with enough energy to endure the demands of this lifestyle.

Gemengda Polaroid was repeatedly ridiculed, and finally to endure: "You are sensible adults, I can say, so you misunderstood problems. "

What would be Mr Bernanke's motivation to endure the political fallout of QE3?

Learn to choose, to forsake , to endure loneliness, to resist temptation .

I'm glad we only have to endure playing the pacers twice a year. Somehow if we decide to actually start playing we may still win.

Because of voluntarily accepting the reactions to my sinful activities, you had to endure suffering.

Most of the exterior scenes set in Afghanistan were filmed at Olancha Sand Dunes. There, the crew had to endure two days of 40-60 mph winds.

He clenched his teeth to endure the pain of the wound suffered from the accident.

Although the disparity is very small, but Li Shishi was not already willing to endure the suffering again, dices in 295 admits defeat.

So, you can imagine what I have to endure after about an hour.

I think, want to start their own businesses must first be able to endure waves of heart.

in the end, the restructured sector may be smaller or different, but it is stronger and more fit to endure the rigors of global competition.

fortitude: Strength of mind that allows one to endure pain or adversity with courage.

Sacrifice: Thick bulky cloth in summer, thin tiny shirt in winter, you have to endure the weather some times for the art.

We are less willing to endure recessions when they threaten global stability more frequently.