I guess people are conditioned to endure the strife that exists in their lifetime.
A number of the emerging nations had endured internal strife in the build-up to the World Cup, not least Tonga, Fiji and Namibia, and the fear was that the pool stage would be polluted by cricket scores, with only France of the Six Nations looking capable of challenging the might of the Tri-Nations.
AIR CANADA, which has already endured two strife-filled negotiations over employee contracts this year, is facing more bother.
Mr. Saoih, a Sunni, added that he had endured the sectarian strife of 2006 and 2007 but until Thursday had "never seen such things".
Canton has endured months of strife over a proposed Target discount store on Route 44, a road that cannot easily accommodate more traffic.
The backlot tours, later renamed the Universal Studios Studio Tour, have since endured fires, labor strife, at least one fatal accident and a series of expansions.
Short in stature, Rafael carries himself like a giant with scattered gang tattoos all over his body and the piercing eyes of someone who has endured long-term strife.
I have faith despite the immense challenges that lie ahead, of rebuilding a state and a nation that has had to endure decades of tyrannical dictatorship, sanctions, and war, and then occupation and internal strife.
The neck-wrap was safely back in place for kick-off, but, as Barack Obama might say, Mancini then had to endure a shellacking considerably more damaging than any bit of gossip about infighting, backbiting or civil strife in the land of the monied Blues.
"In these times of so much strife in the world, I believe it is tremendously important to support those things that endure across time," she said yesterday.
