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Discover LudwigThe phrase "all this survived" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that certain elements or aspects have continued to exist or remain intact despite challenges or changes.
Example: "Despite the harsh conditions, all this survived, showcasing the resilience of nature."
Alternatives: "everything endured" or "all of this persisted".
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They endured all this, survived, held tight, then triumphed, using nearly every weapon at their disposal in all sort of different ways.
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Not one syllable of all this has survived.
Throughout all this has survived a core identity of Palestine.
In this study, all pigs survived the 1-week survival period.
What is impressive is not just that all this survives, but how it is so widely and deeply shared, binding ordinary people to their land.
If all old buildings and all old art and all our photos and scribblings and loved old toys - if all this survives, it will crowd out our attics, our warehouses, our museums, our TV channels and, ultimately, our brains.
The Canaries have all but survived this term with a squad short on experience in the top flight.
All lambs survived this study with no significant treatment differences in body weight.
All mice survived this treatment (Table 2), proving that NbAahII10 C/S neutralizes the highly toxic dose of the recombinant rAahII toxin.
In this setting all mice survived without any obvious signs of illness.
Further experiments were performed using lower bacterial loads (2×10); at this load, all embryos survived and bacterial division was not observed (by using TEM; data not shown).
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