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A model she constructed of the temple of Artemis based on coin illustrations was displayed for a time in the British Museum and endures in a painting by Salvador Dali.Buildings in some 800 Greek cities are depicted on coins minted during the time of the Roman empire.

The pathogen, which can survive refrigeration, can invade early on in the process and endure in raw cheeses, or reinfect a cheese after pasteurization.

To get here, she says, she worked for a year in Sudan and endured months in a Libyan jail, where the United Nations estimates thousands of refugees and migrants are being held in deplorable conditions.

Almost 40 years after the Summer of Love, San Francisco's tradition of sexual and aural devilry endures in a music scene characterised by anarchic experimentation.

It endures in a Supreme Court and federal judiciary still led by Mr. Reagan's conservative appointees.

"An Unnecessary Woman" is an allegory about how notions of beauty and civilization can endure in a world that periodically descends into barbarism and how women can persevere in a society that never ceases to devalue them in both war and peace.

The entry does not tell the full story of the painful ordeal Abie and her baby endured in a chronically under-funded health system.

"The best thing that could happen: one of those flights is oversold and I get bumped," she added, because she is in no rush to get home and would be willing to give up her seat and endure a delay in exchange for a voucher for a free flight.

She was living proof that, counter to F. Scott Fitzgerald's observation in This Side of Paradise, there are indeed second acts in American lives, if not third and fourth, and her brand will endure in a wide variety of landscapes long after the final words of the final memorial celebration are spoken.

Burger has a daily early-morning slot with the physiotherapist and endures two sessions a week in cryotherapy.

and endures, both at a distance and in close, frightening proximity, further terrorist attacks.