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And he has expressed outrage at the violence that Mexican immigrants have endured from United States Border Patrol agents and ranchers in Arizona.
Meanwhile, Republican elected officials will make their own assessments of his and the party's future in the context of the lewd video — and everything else they have endured from Trump both before and since he became their presidential nominee.
Re "The New York Convention Con" (editorial, Aug. 9): After the corruption scandals, dysfunction and irresponsible behavior New Yorkers have endured from our Legislature during the last few years, you are right to insist that the next governor has to focus on pushing urgently needed reforms through the new Legislature.
The silent treatment all British F1 fans have endured from the BBC is breathtaking and demonstrates complete ignorance and arrogance.
When I think of her now, I see her determination and resilience, but also the consequences people of color have endured from a century-long drug war.
Imagine, for a second, John Kerry making a similar comment during the 2004 presidential campaign and consider the filleting that he would have endured from President George W. Bush's re-election campaign. .
Every democratic transition that has endured - from Spain and Portugal to Chile, South Africa and now hopefully Indonesia - has tread this path.
The welcome for Mr Erdogan contrasted with the derision Turkey has endured from key European figures over the past two decades over its bid to join the EU.
The quiet smile perfusing his writing is all the more admirable given the criticisms he has endured from linguists wedded to the He-jumping school of thought.
While many Iranians shrug that Mr Ahmadinejad's return is a foregone conclusion, others point to the often severe criticism he has endured from fellow conservatives.
