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When he saw her, he was shocked, because his lovely wife was no longer lovely due to the sufferings she endured.

The regular entrance of thirty-five dollars a week to one who has endured scant allowances for several years is a demoralising thing.

Rodin endured several years of laboring for others by day and trying to fulfill his personal artistic aspirations by night.

Yet he could have endured living with her if it had not been for just one thing -- sex.

Thank God! We turned out to wind up the bargain with success. All that we endured was worthwhile.

As a consequence, China endured a few years of relatively anemic growth in exports and GDP, and persistent deflation.

Has he never been given a chance to voice the unfair treatment he endured?

After all, eighty was a special birthday, another decade lived or endured, just as you choose to look at it.

IT TAKES only a brief visit to the Bank of Estonia's small basement museum to grasp what turbulent decades the Baltic states have endured.

The persecutions which he endured and witnessed at school gave him a lifelong detestation of tyranny and violence.

Of course, she is not the only one in the family to battle with her shape - her mother has endured a life-long struggle to manage weight.

Each one of you has been where many others would not wish to go, and endured tough and often wretched lives to experience duality.

Though they endured harsh conditions and repeated interrogations, the CIA said the men had never been tortured.

And while it may have been fate that brought them together, they shared a strong bond that endured to the end of her life.

In Malaysia, the word was that the Maranello team had endured its worst start to a season since 1992.

Before he took office in 2002, the country had endured over half the world's kidnappings and its highest murder rate.

And then there is "all that stress" endured by those at the top.

The immense suffering caused by these diseases is often endured in silence, accepted as an inevitable consequence of being poor.

The cause is part genetic and part environmental, but researchers trying to identify the relevant genes have endured repeated frustration.

While I can't even begin to imagine the trauma that Pena endured, I hope that running gave him a little bit of daily solace.

Then he took his bundle on his back and soon forgot the pain of heart he had endured, and went on his way singing and whistling.

One news report says some of the children who have endured this Mozart authoritarianism now find classical music unbearable.

Jesus endured in His pain because He knew that His Father is a God of love who can be trusted regardless of how things appear to be.

Over the years, the ideals at the heart of that document have endured as subsequent generations have expanded those blessings.

Paul never could have been bread for Caesar's household if he had not endured the bruising, whippings and stonings.

I do not envy the heart of him who can realize the possibility of such a conflict without emotions too painful to be endured.

Only now, at the age of 33 and with new goals in his life, is Lamptey prepared to talk about the pain and sorrow he has endured.

Knowledge is a well-of-the- wisp , fluttering ever out of the traveler's reach, and a weary journey must be endured before it is even seen .

GJ often wore Mrs. Blouse on special occasions; this was an encouragement for Mrs. Blouse in light of all the ridicule she endured.

We had endured quite enough noise for that day, and I was glad that it did not occur again.

At the camp in Skopje, Hillary, Chelsea, and I got to visit with some of them and hear the horrible stories of what they had endured.

I look again upon the lined visage of the great Warrior who has fought so much, endured so much, and a new resolve enters my soul.

The young man clearly felt that the Palestinians had endured injustice at Israel's hands. "We are guilty, " he said. "They want a country. "

After all, eighty was a special birthday, another decade lived or endured just as you chose to look at it.

Classical horsemanship seems to have endured in Portugal without many modifications.

I received chemotherapy and went into remission, but the cancer came back and I endured two surgeries and 13 months of chemotherapy.

"Only by training like him did I begin to understand some of the hardships he endured and how valuable his spirit is, " said Li.

It had been nine years since my last visit. The war had endured for that time and would endure for two more years.

This command relationship also endured differences in national war aims and cultures, as well as personalities, until the end of the war.

He said he endured 54 electric-shock treatments.

He asks the press to leave his daughter Nicole alone because this situation does not concern the rape she endured.

The pain and disappointment that I endured inspired me to help people find their own strengths in the midst of life's challenges.

Pamela endured a bad week before word came from Imphal that some villagers had brought him in alive.

To make a living, his mother endured all hardships as well as got the an expression of scorn.

In Canada, financial firms had an average ratio of about 18 to 1, and Canada endured the crisis better than perhaps any other rich country.

She has endured a whip, as their eyes widely and are of no confidence in her stare at him.

Winifred endured the agony with tears in her eyes, but no murmur.

Mitcham thinks he would not be going to the Olympics if not for the hardship he endured.

It does not stop them from going forward, but gives them a sense of where they have come from and what their ancestors had endured.

Some of the similarities are striking, right down to the long-running federal antitrust suits that both companies endured.

Despite all of the pain and suffering she has witnessed and endured, she was one of the most positive people I have ever met.

Cambodia, the country most dependent on garments, endured a 31% fall in exports in January compared with a year ago.

I endured the tear to look at your back, very wanted finally to hug you one time again, very wanted you to say "I love you" one time again.

Zhan had endured a trial on the high seas all right, but his was no tale of a shipwrecked mariner's rescue.

One can imagine The mother in the life of the last interest rate endured severe pain in words her wish to say, and her children love.

"Human life is everywhere a state in which much is to be endured and little to be enjoyed" (Samuel Johnson).

Here's a look at a few other companies that endured some of the most extreme swings in Wall Street history.

She had endured a torrent of abuse posted on her Facebook page, it was disclosed.

The Secretary of State also noted the Lebanese people have endured a great deal during 15 years of civil war and unrest.

The real miracle of Dall Computer is not that the company started o well but that it has endured.

Alison Lawson endured a long winter a year ago when her daughter Genevieve's ear infection lasted for months without successful treatment.

where he endured long hours of questioning by immigration officials trying to verify his identity.

The child had spina bifida and had already endured a dozen operations in her short life.

We're just a too vulgar to be endured mortals, we pursue happiness is also very ordinary.

When he received his first place award for the first time, he thought back of the hardships endured before and cried.

Willingly he endured the hardships of his wilderness life as he worked to make his dream come true.

He endured the insistent demand of his game for a short time, and, finding that he was unable to control it, he pushed the panic button.

By reading a book that has endured, we find many new concepts that open our eyes and give us a different perspective on life.

By all accounts, he quickly became a favourite of the teachers and the pupils there, but endured some teasing on account of his looks.

It was uneasy for the Nanzhao, which endured wars for years running, to begin such a gigantic project.

He says they provided compensation for the occasional sandstorms and water shortages endured by the residents of his hometown, Erdos.

AMERICA as a whole has just endured its sharpest recession since the 1930s, and the recovery is still fragile.

But she tosses her head and insists that she will prosecute her attackers to spare other girls what she endured.

after a week of illness, he complained of generalized aches and pains and endured bouts of vomiting and diarrhea.

You've endured many hard years of your own preparation for exactly the time we are living in.

Most people in 18th century England endured a standard of living roughly equivalent to that of the stone age.

The vote came a day after Geithner endured hours of grilling over his failure to pay thousands of dollars in back taxes.

Something in her glance, her posture, her soul knows that passion is pain, to be dished out or endured.

As the smell was really strong, I endured it for only about 3 stops, then got off of the bus and waited for the next one.

To look upon my work as opportunity , to be seized with joy and made the most , and not as painful drudgery to be reluctantly endured.

She said that She felt they had endured a lot of hardship over the years and wanted to bring them some comfort.

Urban students, meanwhile, regularly endured as many as 48 weeks of study a year, with one break per quarter.

she also endured many hardships : blizzards that cut off food supplies , a plague of grasshoppers , the death of her one little brother.

Jay young her parents divorced and her mother endured sufferings under custody grow up.

Reports suggest Dalglish is keen to move for the German international, who endured a difficult campaign with Hamburg last season.

And I am convinced that there is no short cut to the end of a conflict that has endured for decades.

Mascherano's first professional club, River Plate, endured their own stadium disaster in 1968 when 74 people died trying to escape a fire.

I began to dull pain of the wound, but I endured.

Moses endured a life of problems "because he was looking ahead to his reward. " Paul endured hardship the same way.

On Saturday Mr Abhisit repeated his determination to end the protests and gave warning that losses "will have to be endured" .

Close your eyes and imagine the soldier at Valley ForgeThe suffering that he endured was real starvation, total war.

For decades it has endured industrial decline and strained relations with its suburbs.

The author of the book did not survive, but his book endured.

I totally believe that all the difficulties, frustrations, failures and tears that I've endured will make me a stronger person.

We endured it all, with silent approval even, convinced that we were joining a club that abides by its own rules.

Vanessa endured months of taunting from women and even men around the world for staying in her unfaithful marriage.

Unemployment peaked well below the levels endured in past recessions and had begun to drift down.

We had endured so much together with great mutual respect and love, tears and laughter, and now we were silently sharing fear of death.

A few weeks ago, I endured an hour long basketball game just to please some of my friends at school.

Almost passed out . . . on these stocks endured wind, the pain, I Shijin speed flight.

FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT, U. S. President: This great nation will endure as it has endured, will revive and will prosper.

and master endured the performers lack of preparation with her usual compassion and grace . master puts on clown make - up.

And it was difficult for any ordinary person to imagine what Michelangelo endured in these four years of hard and lonely work.

With that and the family's pressure, the girl often vented her anger on him. As for him, he endured it in silence.

Studies show that having parents who endured a bad case of zits makes one more likely to suffer from severe acne.

However, all will be of great educational value, offering an insight to what previous generations have endured in times of conflict.

Well no offence, but I've endured things I wasn't supposed to of survived before and I'm still here.

The company has endured a rash of bad publicity, including several staff suicides, that has affected morale.

But through all, the clay held itself together and endured its trials, in the confidence of a great future.

Was born causes me in the countryside family to have diligent, has endured hardship, practical, the upward spirit and the attitude.

Concentrations of 10 ppm can be endured for only a few minutes and cause profuse lacrimation in all people.

Because I prepared to bet all on this (new film), I want to do all of what I've endured so far.

The firm deserves and is entitled to a fair hearing, unlike the show trial it endured at the hands of Congress last week.

Instead, he believes the real aberration was the wretched 12 months he endured between the snap-election fiasco and his recent comeback.

Fletcher endured an up and down season with injuries and the burden of carrying a midfield missing its former talisman Roy Keane .

Her mother's tired face, worn with long suffering patiently endured, lit up when she heard these words.

EVEN as they brooded over their response to Russian aggression in Georgia, NATO's leaders endured a bad week on another front: Afghanistan.

He had never endured anything like this before.

The week thou helplessly saw an eye together work properly son, suddenly some penitence in heart had never endured to speak his plan.

Perhaps you have endured long lines, flights, or car rides to get to your destination and visit with people you know and love.

It might also avoid the kind of public relations debacle Detroit's fat cats endured last week.

During the nearly 10-year-old war in Afghanistan, Kabul, has avoided much of the violence that the rest of the country has endured.

And how about the psychological suffering endured by innocent prisoners during their many years of confinement?

God in his wrath inflicts bad things on us, so they must be endured as a divine punishment.

At this point he trailed off, lost in whatever regrets he has endured to this day.

In the name of science, three members of Dr Gallant's team each endured two sessions of fMRI while watching assorted film trailers.

ALONG with the rest of the finance industry, the private-equity business has endured a miserable couple of years.

For that, the memories of the injustices they've endured are too painful.

who for the joy that was set before him endured the cross, despising the shame, and is set down at the right hand of the throne of God.

The young duo from the North-East endured a difficult evening with the Sunderland man receiving a caution for a lunging tackle.

of the president who endured constant excoriation and the greatest slaughter in U. S. history.

This means the pregnancy continues even though mother has endured the dangers and cost of an abortion.

But Kurds in Iraq and elsewhere have endured harsh crackdowns in pursuit of that dream.

For the film, Lau endured as many as five hours of make-up a day for scenes where he had to play an old man.

Leeds has just endured ten days of its annual Shopping Week, with a plethora of retail goings-on.

They had endured 200 years of political strife, their environment was in terrible shape, and poverty was pervasive.

This son of a Georgia sharecropper endured unspeakable indignities and taunts to become baseball's first black player.

Love endured, but trust had been broken between her parents, and Minerva, a clever and observant child, saw this with sadness.

The burden must be carried; the want provided for; the suffering endured; the responsibility fulfilled.

Ronaldo endured an injury-plagued first six months at the San Siro but is now raring to go.

Down in their parents lives of spoiled and face, began looking for work in those days, Xiao Yang endured headaches.

A disciple cannot expect to break bread with Christ and not be subject to the same ridicule that Christ himself endured.

When marching, he endured the torments of hunger and thirst as the soldiers did when food and water were in short supply.

Against all odds, Nella proved herself a real fighter and survived, yet we knew that what she had endured was traumatic.

I don't remember ever were in conclusion, I think that this kind of pain can be endured.

Mr Obama's lawyer choked on his water, faltered in his opening statement, then endured a battery of hostile questioning.

I endured several months of nagging eye pain that was cured by a quick trip to the eye doctor and a bottle of drops.

California has endured high foreclosure rates and a 12. 3% unemployment rate -- just short of the modern-day high for the Golden State.

HAVING endured weeks of criticism over his plans to reform American health care, Barack Obama urgently needs some friendly headlines.

Edgar was not good with words, so whenever Jessica vented her anger on him , he only endured it in silence.

The S& P endured a new fall of 54. 5 per cent in the space of a year, though ending above its high from 1932.

It offers the first cinematic reconstruction of the vast velodrome, in which families endured hot and unsanitary conditions.

The Ivorian wing-back has endured a tough campaign with the Gunners and in the winter transfer window he was linked with a move to Italy.

But many Thais believe that the best numbers come from powerful ghosts, those who have endured terrible pain or suffering.

They were tired and weak, and their faces had the drawn expression of patience which comes of hardship long endured.

I know this because all he and his generation endured -- we are here today in a country that dedicated a monument to that legacy.

For thousands of years, China's people have endured multiple, often tumultuous, transformations.

I also remember the stories of cruelty that the Africans endured before the institution of slavery was abolished in the United States.

I have endured her exultation again and again and again, as well known myself to be divided Edward forever.

But until now, other than having his drawings banned, he and his Damascus gallery have largely been endured by the Syrian regime.

Rooney endured another frustrating night as England opened their 2010 World Cup qualifying campaign with a victory over Andorra on Saturday.

Always keeping his distance, he tolerated other pets and endured the activities of our busy family, but his love for Becky never wavered.

Do not want now few people scolded, meets the unlucky endured said don't say is a very tangled.

As we come down to the last few days, I as one citizen want to thank those of all parties who tried and endured.

This great nation will endure as it has endured, will revive and will prosper.

Various human species, including our own Homo sapiens, have endured ice ages and warming periods as well as floods and droughts.

This year is particularly trying for Morgan Stanley because its employees endured a three-month battle over the leadership.

after the beating rain and fierce wind that had endured through the night, there yet stood out against the brick wall one ivy leaf.

The public has now endured a decade of dire warnings about the imminence of a terrorist atomic attack.

After Steve Jobs' first departure from Apple in 1985, the company's stock slid while it endured a string of flops.

Chris Evans endured months of nausea-inducing workouts to bulk up for Captain America: The First Avenger.

So many and varied are the backstage troubles he has endured, though, such an assessment may be harsh.

Originally superstitions surrounding the "borrowed days" endured well into the nineteenth century.

Thailand has already endured four years of turmoil.

For them, red culture evokes the simple ideals and unalloyed patriotism of that period more than the traumas endured.

Such is life that there is much to be endured and little to be enjoyed.

However, as in New York, a gaping hole in the skyline is a reminder of the nightmare the city has just endured.

He also endured the pressure of another tough year and was equally aware our relationship was strained.

The former Chievo Verona chief landed the Roma post at the end of September but he has endured a topsy-turvy reign so far.

At 22, his eyes are hardened by the wisdom and wariness of one who has endured pain beyond his years.

For someone who has endured a lifetime of hardship and limited opportunities, he appears remarkably content with his current existence.

He is writing a history of the persecutions endured by his race.

The hatred, cursing, spitting, beating, and death our Lord Jesus endured was because He was taking our sin, and the punishment for it.

Take note, however, that there are several minutes of install time to be endured , not just at the start, but before each act.

In an ancient city, America's still-new president aimed to heal a rift that has endured for decades, if not centuries.

He said that the two peoples enjoy deep traditional friendship, which has endured all kinds of tests.

Although we may not be afflicted with the grievous difficulties that Jeremy Taylor endured, all of us face trials and troubles.

It endured three years of deflation before its economy and dollar peg collapsed in 2001.

They've endured a litany of stressful events over the last several years.

The dents our car's hood endured from the kids who thought it would be a good place to play? Yep, an investment.

Instead, the Nazca endured resource wars and their civilisation eventually suffered a "catastrophic" collapse.

My heart goes out to the people of Japan for the tragedy that they endured and are still suffering from today.

Mr McCain is a war hero who endured years of torture in Vietnam.

Travelers endured more misery with the wintry weather wrecking air and rail schedules and causing hazardous driving conditions.

To save her husband, she endured everything. The priest laughed before he left.

Parents across the country will all have endured a frustrating mealtime as a fussy child refuses to eat.

Like those who endured the Great Depression, you might actually learn something that sticks.

For all the hardship Chen endured, I guessed he would miss China. I certainly will.

Words alone to do not convey the untold misery endured by people in these refugee camps.

No friend can fail to weep at the suffering and loss of life that both peoples have endured over the last six decades.

Things that cannot be cured must be endured.

Zuma said South Africa has witnessed and endured centuries and decades of conflict, oppression, deprivation and destitution.

Having endured a great quantity of hardships since its birth, International Law nowadays is troubled again.

He has been sent to his room, deprived of privileges, fined, made to write lines and endured several long parental lectures.

Californians, who in recent years have endured an energy crisis, the collapse of the dot-com economy and budget deficits.

Unfortunate in that I endured all the concomitant fears and indignities, twice.

The triple world champion was mentor to Barrichello whose racing career endured an inauspicious, cash-strapped beginning.

Shirkuh again recruited Saladin who apparently took convincing following the hard times he had endured at Alexandria.

Though spoken by only a small number of people, this language endured and survived.

If not for the suffering I endured, I would never have had the influence I have today.

After the hardship they had endured since January, this was a minor setback.

That temple endured many wars and the culture revolution, and was still standing.

Of the three former Soviet states to undergo "color" revolutions in the last decade, only Georgia's has endured.

THIS is not the place to commemorate the trials and privations endured by the immigrant Mormons before they came to their final haven.

shenzhen people are in hunger and fatigue endured, now in shenzhen, people in the light of happiness is spent.

The shape Jane's talent took was influenced by the fire she endured before Aro saved her.

I endured last night and this morning a sermon about my intercourse with you.

In the half-century since, that alliance has endured as a foundation for our security and prosperity.

Christians in Egypt have long endured Mubarak's complacency to religious hate crimes that included arson, torture and murder.

The Victorian State Premier, John Brumby , says the fires are the worst the region has ever endured.

What cannot be cured must be endured.

In this case, the RSW manufacturer endured a lengthy (hence costly) root-cause analysis that eventually required a design change.

Eric Cantona, Roy Keane and David Beckham have come and gone but the Scot's regime had endured.

It has seen dynasties rise and fall. It has endured natural disasters and the worst atrocities of war.

Japanese politicians have endured a number of pension scandals in the past few years, but the scale of the latest problems dwarfs the lot.

Chocolate has endured countless studies by scientists determined to prove this can't possibly be healthy.

The report warns that, despite the return to positive growth, it will take several years before economies recoup the losses already endured.

For five weeks, the people of Moscow have endured record-breaking temperatures of up to 40 degrees Celcius.

She also mentioned not liking some of the press coverage she and her family have endured.

It has endured some initial glitches in 1901, a fraught week in 1937 and some random power outages all the way up to 1970s.

The shift follows an abrupt slump in Asian ex-ports, notably for China, which endured in November its first monthly fall in seven years.

Earnest working, endured hardship, with strong compression capacity.

It's endured at two points or above for an unprecedented length, eight months and counting.

The Liverpool centre-back has endured a stop-start season with the problem and will now use the international break to recuperate.

That is the only foundation upon which the trials and tribulations of modern war can be endured and surmounted.

For several years, I endured daily reprogramming from my speech therapists and my mother to build my confidence and trust in my ability.

The three monthly increases reflected a revival of auto sales this summer after automakers endured slumping sales during the recession.

And he endured the personal prejudice and political poison of anti-Catholic fervor.

At 22, his eyes arehardened by the wisdom and wariness of one who has endured pain beyond his years.

He endured the furnace of his friends' blame after the accident.

Measures to tackle budget deficits were met with protests, especially in Greece, which endured strikes and riots.

Massa is even more thoughtful when describing the terrible ordeal endured by his family.

A recent six-part piece in the Lincoln Journal-Star documents the horrid conditions endured by slaughterhouse workers.

Fay endured a yearlong trek across African forests from Congo to Gabon, surveying the region's still pristine landscape.

Five of the best-paid managers endured a pantomime grilling by Congress.

For China, it is far from the worst social disruption the country has endured in the last 50 years.

Whether by use of experts or other witnesses, lawyers must better explain what this victim has endured .

However, despite Mussolini's efforts to promote his cult of violent action, Italy's cultural traditions endured.

Lately, domestic foundry material costs zoom crazy, foundries endured severe impact.

Consider him who endured from sinners such hostility against himself, so that you may not grow weary or fainthearted .