(She exploded on target but he survived to return to work just three months later).It is the general's steely grit that Mr Rajapaksa seems to fear.
Having found someone cleaner, and capable of fidelity, she has survived to return (albeit as a recorded, disembodied voice) and present him with an update on those who have not.
Instead, they were raised from eggs in artificial hatcheries and released into the river several years ago whence they swam to the ocean along with their wild cousins, to feed, grow and, if they survived, to return to the river to spawn.
So on average only 44% of the birds survived to return the following year, compared with more than 60% at other times, Sillett and colleagues report in the 16 June issue of Science.
Of the few dozen crewmen who escaped, only 10 survived to return to Japan.
Only a few of the Athenian force, marching through Libya to Cyrene survived to return to Athens.
Here Riou appears to have become ill, a common experience for naval officers serving in the tropics, but he survived to return to Britain and was discharged from his ship on 3 February 1782 and went into the Royal Naval Hospital at Haslar.
Some began their careers late in the reign of James I, most saw service in court of Charles I, and a few survived to return to their posts at the invitation of Charles II".
During 2004, 84,972 coho smolts were released, of which only 0.43% survived to return.
In both the Umpqua and Malbaie rivers, the F1 hatchery fish that were released as fry and survived to return had a higher overall RRS (relative to wild fish) than those that were released as smolts (0.71 for fry vs 0.42 for smolts, Figure S3).
