While discussing these challenges with the media, Deputy Secretary Bob Work uttered an important line: "The campaign against global terrorist networks will be an enduring condition for much of the next 25 years and we have to be prepared to monitor it constantly, respond to and treat it when necessary".
Europe's humanitarian crisis is unlike anything experienced in 60 years, with 120 million people enduring conditions of extreme difficulty, according to the Red Cross.
Locating hip hop culture within enduring conditions of slavery and white supremacy, the commercial spread of street dance through television, film, and cyberspace reproduces the figure of the 'happy dancing slave' in complex ways.
Aaron Antonovsky, a medical sociologist, through his work with adults (such as Holocaust survivors) identified how individuals remained physically and mentally healthy despite enduring conditions of severe stress [ 15].
Under enduring conditions of injury to pulmonary epithelium and increasing alveolar permeability, cytokines can translocate from the alveolar space to the systemic circulation, creating a systemic inflammatory response, in which cytokines are efficiently activated and phagocytosis by alveolar macrophages is hampered [ 13].
As an enduring mystery of the human condition, it has been praised and damned in equal measure.
While some maintain homelessness is a solvable problem, others conclude that the condition is an enduring feature of modern urban landscapes.
The spatial distribution of wetland-recharge and wetland-discharge soils in freshwater ponds provides an enduring record of pond hydrological conditions and can be readily adapted to predictive soil mapping in this region.
We seek an enduring communion as stewards of creation.
It is an enduring feature of most major religions.
Alumni continue an enduring tradition of MIT service.
