Now there were suspicious glances to endure, leaving traveling residents uncomfortable.
Either way, over 700,000 Palestinians found themselves as refugees, an experience that has lasted for decades and continues to endure, leaving an indelible impression on their psyche; currently, nearly 5 million Palestinian are refugees.
In Burkhart's hands, Liz is both signifier to the history of gratification denied women and the unavoidably contemporary plight of the "fag hag" who cannot endure leaving the comfort zone of "safe" men to find a man who desires her.
But with the world still reeling from record-high temperatures in February, there are fears that the long-term impacts of climate change are also undermining the region's ability to endure extremes in weather, leaving huge numbers of people vulnerable to hunger and disease.
As she describes in her book Hope Endures: Leaving Mother Teresa, Losing Faith, and Searching for Meaning, Livermore did not agree with what she called Mother Teresa's "theology of suffering".
However, providers agreed that once pregnancy occurred, the girl should be encouraged to endure it, leaving limited room for abortion.
Their challenges may be compounded by traumas and losses endured before leaving their countries of origin, and en route.
DI Jim Elston from Lancashire Constabulary's Force Major Investigation Team (FMIT) said: "I am pleased with today's result following the horrendous ordeal that this young girl had to endure which has left a lasting effect on her and her family.
Women were encouraged by their parents and husbands to stay at home during the birth to avoid the gossip they feared they would endure if they left their homes for health care.
But she has bounced back in polls, leaving some analysts convinced that her left-populist brand of politics is likely to endure after she leaves office in December.
