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Discover Ludwig"survives in" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to describe something that continues to exist or endure in a particular environment or condition. For example, "The ancient tradition still survives in many rural communities." This means that despite modern advancements and changes, the tradition has managed to exist and be practiced in rural areas.
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Less "survival of the fittest" than "nobody survives, in with the next batch".
Second, the child survives in many adults.
His talent survives in these songs.
That uncertainty survives in "Queen of Earth".
The poem survives in a fragmentary condition.
A gospel book she owned also survives in London.
A swimming relative, Cyanophora paradoxa, survives in nearly these extremes.
This is a book that survives in two known copies.
Swiss tradition survives in the country's many holidays and festivals.
Pilobolus survives in such a piece and evolves.
But some incidental music survives in its own right.
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