Will its greatness, which drew the destruction, endure?
After the Second World War, novels like "The Old Man and the Sea," "The Call of the Wild," and "Moby-Dick" entranced Japanese readers yearning for a future of heroism, naturalism, and reason in the wake of the chaotic militarism and destruction they'd endured.
For every episode of destruction that he endured, he tried to convert his experience into a re-creation or reinvention of some aspect of economics.
They join the bandwagon of embarrassed, humiliated celebrities, whose news value is brief, but whose self-destruction may endure.
By 1967 he had endured the destruction of his beachside shack at Chinquapin by Hurricane Carla and moved some 20 miles inland to Bay City, Tex., his birthplace.
Syria, Yemen, Libya, Iraq, Afghanistan and Mali have all endured the destruction of their heritage at the hands of an ideology of extremism and terror.
Their arrival in Turkey caps an arduous journey for a family that survived twice the destruction of their home and helped document the destruction of east Aleppo, whose residents endured a bombardment, the absence of essential supplies and the destruction of all their hospitals before being evacuated in a deal brokered by Ankara and Moscow.
PCCW's minority shareholders should also have a chance to vote on the proposed bids particularly since they have endured a huge destruction of value since Mr Li bought the old Hong Kong Telecom assets for $28 billion in 2000.
Despite the widespread destruction of the temples, Hinduism endured, in part because of the absence of a centralized authority; rituals and sacrifices were performed in places other than temples.
Eastern Aleppo has endured years of destruction, the ruins of districts having been repeatedly bombarded with barrel bombs, and more lately phosphorus and incendiary munitions, which have left them in flames.
