Unfortunately for Argentina, they have just endured extra time and penalties on a rain-soaked pitch, while Germany have had an extra day to clear their minds and soothe their limbs.
Their willpower was admirable too since, with three substitutes committed, they endured extra-time in which Roque Junior's groin strain made him all but helpless.
Around the world, many of the estimated 100 million girls involved in child labour undertake similar types of work as boys, but often also endure additional hardships and face extra risks.
Injured people also tended to lift objects more slowly, which "just increases the length of time the spine has to endure those extra forces," Dr. Marras said.
The building was designed partly to make life easier for international travellers arriving in Atlanta, who for years have had to endure an extra security queue before being allowed to claim their luggage.
There's trees to decorate, last-minute presents to buy, chock-a-block shops to brave, office parties to endure, and extra work to finish – topped off with the nagging feeling that you've forgotten something.
Instead, Britain has had to endure an extra month of speculation about the internal dispositions of the parties after the election even though, as you may or may not have noticed, the election has neither yet been held nor formally announced.This used to be a game that only Tories played.
In the wild, you're forced to endure load times, extra clicks, and heaven forbid, typing.
The Mets called up reliever Manny Acosta, adding a fresh arm to a bullpen that had endured consecutive extra-innings losses.
She also says there are no standards that address the exposures and stress endured during extra-long crisis workdays that can go on for weeks or months; "all our metrics go out the window," she says.
