David Frum's political view of inequality (Sept . 7 reads like an internal memo from the court of Louis XVI — equality is not a value to be pursued for its own sake but a concession that might have to be endured to avoid imminent revolution.
SERE teaches Special Forces soldiers how to avoid and endure capture by the enemy.
In other words, the Bible was mostly written by the folks everybody endures their misspent youth trying to avoid winding up as--that is, losers.
Mr. Nasrallah is tempering his position because he wants to avoid asking supporters to endure another war, said a former student activist who spends hours defending the party on Facebook, arguing, for example, that rogue forces, not Mr. Assad, are responsible for the "mistakes".
So to avoid public sanction, she endured her condition with little help, displaying a kind of lethargy and passivity to her condition, community and the health care system.
As for Mr. Batista, he had just told some of Saltillo's most prominent entrepreneurs how to avoid kidnapping and how to endure it should they be seized.
Yet for better or worse, anyone who travels to a Registry endures those wait times equally; the only way to avoid them is to try the RMV phone or online service, but those, too, are available to virtually everyone.
He was sent to Anaheim straight from New York to avoid the hectic travel the Yankees have endured the last few days.
We learn best by doing, by experiencing, by erring, then dusting ourselves off and trying again, working tirelessly to avoid the mistakes we've just endured.
To avoid overrepresenting gene families that have endured extensive recent duplication, e.g., transposable elements, we put together very closely related (>80% protein sequence identity) families of orthologs.
