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Cassell, who had hip surgery in June 2004 and will turn 36 on Nov. 18, endured one of his least productive seasons in 2004-05.

A recruitment company where Conservative MP Nadhim Zahawi is on the board has endured one of the biggest shareholder rebellions over pay so far this year and narrowly escaped having its pay deals voted down.

One Friday we sat near each other on foldout chairs and endured one of Red's monologues by sometimes looking up from our cell phones to facially commiserate.

The industry endured one of the worst revenue declines on record in 2007, and 2008 is off to an even worse start.

The Mauritanian, said Siems, "endured one of the most stubborn, brutal, and deliberate interrogations on record", despite never having been accused of any crime by the US.

Speaking Sunday on CBS's "Face the Nation," Trump dismissed the notion that he endured one of the worst weeks yet in his campaign, following not only Lewandowski's battery charge but controversies over his comments on abortion and nuclear power.

Second Platoon, Company B has endured one of the most arduous assignments in Afghanistan.

But I must say Turkey has endured one of the biggest attacks perpetrated by the Fethullah Terrorist Organization.

In recent months, General Musharraf has endured one of his most difficult periods since he seized power three years ago.

Hillary Clinton may not realize it yet, but she's just endured one of the worst weeks of her campaign.

The Nasdaq composite index endured one of its worst days ever yesterday, as technology stocks broadly sold off.