Untreated, the impact of conflict on mental health can endure for years, and over generations, at great cost to society.
Poitras has been harassed for this, and probably dismissed, the worst thing that a woman, a filmmaker, an artist can endure, while carrying on this mission -- to tell the truth.
She's landed back in prison by Piper's doing, as we saw at the close of Season 2. It's nice to see Alex return, but this is last time we can endure her exhausting, convoluted on-and-off dynamics with Piper.
It's also inspirational and teaches us what we can achieve and what we can endure if we focus on horticulture.
"A child can endure more physiological stress on their bodies, while an adult in the same situation may not have had as good an outcome".
Many Asian countries seem to have a higher level of confidence that their societies can endure these changes, built on their experience of resilience and cohesion in the face of possibly comparable challenges (revolutionized labor markets) just a generation or so back in time with industrialization.
The medium can endure by not relying on fancy hardware: All you need is a lightbulb to see text.
Hiking is an option but only for the most physically fit adventurers who can endure the daylong hikes on each.
But I think the sort of version of me on stage can endure, because I'll talk about not getting a Bafta rather than going to the shops.
He urges her to take a "decisive step back from the path toward the terrible solitude of academic research, which only man can endure," and to concentrate instead on becoming "a woman who can give happiness, and around whom all is happiness".
