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Continental European oil groups were more resilient, with France's Total and Italy's ENI rising slightly.

In most other role-playing games, such as Dungeons and Dragons, you become more resilient with each adventure.

The print market proved much more resilient with the Financial Times, Guardian, Observer and Sunday Times reporting increases in circulation month on month in September, from 0.25% at the Guardian to 2.27% at the FT. Others kept their sales declines to about 1% or less, including the Daily Mirror, Daily Telegraph, i, the Times, the Sunday Mirror, and the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday.

"We've just got to learn to be more resilient with set-pieces.

When tech entrepreneurs struggle early, they tend to be more resilient with what's coming next.

What a lucky kid that will be, to have a mom whose life got bigger, better and more resilient with every hard time she faced.

But for other companies, fiscal stress becomes a crucible that results in a more resilient team with more resolve.

Van Beurden said: "By capping our capital spending in the period to 2020, investing in compelling projects, driving down costs and selling non-core positions, we can reshape Shell into a more focussed and more resilient company, with better returns and growing free cashflow per share".

But Wenger's side had already showed over Christmas that they are more resilient now, with a determined defensive display helping them beat Newcastle, and it was a similar story in the last 15 minutes on Monday.

"And there are examples of very practical, tangible things we're doing to make our railway more resilient, but with the size of the network that we have it takes time," he added.

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