It is most often enabled by (1) the victim's inability or failure to recognize the abusive behavior or (2) powerlessness of the victim, as in the case of a child enduring the emotional abuse of a parent.
According to China scholar Minxin Pei, one-party dictatorships have inherent flaws in their foundation that limit their existence beyond several decades, even in the case of the most enduring regimes.
In the case of New York, there is the enduring mystery of how a city eternally plagued by drunkenness, filth, disease, violence and corruption consistently produced some of the great engineering marvels of the world.
Particularly in the case of heavy rainfall events or enduring snowmelts, these systems gain further importance due to their massive discharge of untreated water (originating from municipal waste waters and road runoff) into the connected surface waters.
It is developmentally appropriate for carers of young people to provide meal support whereas this may be less appropriate in the case of adults with a severe enduring illness.
After a suitably long period, in cases of enduring historical importance, the need for continued secrecy is eventually outweighed by the public's legitimate interest in preserving and accessing the documentary legacy of our government".
But in the case of Lilly Pulitzer for Target, the label isn't a promise of enduring quality, unique style or specialized fit.
In the case of Camp Lejeune, former Marines were dubbed "poisoned patriots" for enduring years of exposure to the contamination, a label that certainly fits the people of Vieques.
But in the case of Irish author Bram Stoker, it was to lead to one of fiction's most enduring characters - Dracula.
Yet nothing better illustrates the enduring morass in these matters than the case of Bill Cosby.
