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SAC Capital Advisors, the besieged hedge fund owned by the billionaire stock picker Steven A. Cohen, has told its employees that it will survive a wave of investor withdrawals during the government's intensifying investigation into possible insider trading at the firm.

They got off to a terrible start on the field too, and had to survive a wave of Ipswich attacks straight from kick-off.

It survived a wave of consolidation in the industry over the last five years to become Europe's oldest independent exchange.

Hospitals throughout the states, which have survived a wave of mergers and consolidations, are now marketing specialty centers within their hospitals.

President Bush on Thursday ruled out raising taxes to finance the centerpiece of his second-term domestic agenda: a Social Security overhaul to help the system survive an impending wave of retiring baby boomers.

King Birendra, 55, had survived a fierce wave of street revolts in 1990 only by the force of tradition; the Nepalese considered him a reincarnation of Vishnu, and there was never a mass movement to depose him.

It survived a first wave of foreign competition in the 1990s.

However, the decision to execute 15 rebel leaders who survived the fighting produced a wave of public sympathy for their cause.

"A few months ago I would never have thought he could survive this wave of scandals, his connections with the previous regime, all the claims of corruption that have dogged him for the past nine years," said an Egyptian archaeologist who preferred to remain anonymous.

This is why a different kind of leadership is needed in the sixth wave if we are ever to survive the wave of upheavals.

If banks aren't looking at leading technologies like blockchain, then they may not be able to survive the wave of disruption from the thousands of FinTech and technology companies coming their way".