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That this institution existed in what was known as the "Golden Ghetto," and that it survived from the nineteen-thirties into the nineteen-fifties I found both illuminating and appalling.
Joan-Miriam was also unusual in that it survived passage from the Atlantic to Pacific Ocean.
Irene Olivia is unusual in that it survived passage from the Atlantic to Pacific Ocean.
Acetates are fragile to begin with so the fact that it survived a trip from Nicaragua to New Orleans is amazing.
Marmalade fuelled the breakfast tables of the British empire – the high sugar content meant it survived the journey from Dundee to Darjeeling with characteristic stoicism – and left its sticky legacy in many former colonies, remaining popular in Australia and New Zealand in particular.
It survived the transition from the Obama to the Trump administration, unlike webpages showing presidential support for US military families, the LGBT community and problem solving around climate change.
The Olympic Movement faced a fair amount of turmoil during his lifetime, but it was thanks to Coubertin that it survived, leaving a legacy from which billions of people still benefit to this day.
Michael David Smith of ProFootballTalk.com: That's a rule that has been agreed to by the owners and the NFL Players Association, and it survived a court challenge from Maurice Clarett, so the rule isn't going anywhere.
It survived on modest income from the World Cup finals, and relatively little was done to promote football in developing countries or to explore the game's business potential within the West's postwar economic boom.
It survived on modest income from the World Cup finals, and relatively little was done to promote football in less-developed countries or to explore the game's business potential within the West's booming economy.
London Transport considered closing the branch, but it survived thanks to subsidies from the Ministry of Transport, Buckinghamshire County Council and the Greater London Council.
