The history of England before the Norman Conquest is poorly documented, but what stands out is the tenacity of the Anglo-Saxons in surviving a succession of invasions.
Last year, after surviving a succession of failed inspections and accreditation reviews, the Los Angeles clinic where Dr. Weiner had screened more than 26,000 women finally shut down.
Surviving a succession of hemorrhages, Stevenson climbed hills and sailed oceans, following the medical advice of his time.
Can he survive a succession of near death experiences, avoid getting drowned and defeat a Minotaur?
Berlusconi's best-known news anchor, facing trial for supplying him with "bunga-bunga" girls, is 80. Italians leaving school or university face a choice between surviving on an endless succession of short-term contracts or going abroad to work, as hundreds of thousands have done.
ALTHOUGH the American Society of Civil Engineers left 220 West 57th Street more than 80 years ago, the clubhouse's delicate French Gothic facade has survived above a succession of storefronts.
Indeed, politics in many cities that have survived wholesale ethnic succession indicate that future battles will be fought along economic lines.
Despite the formation of the Allegiance Council in 2006, the mechanisms for determining the line of succession beyond the surviving sons of Ibn Saʿūd, all advanced in age, remained unclear.
He named two Caesars in succession, his two young surviving cousins, Gallus in the East and Julian in Gaul.
William's successor was Mary's sister Princess Anne, who had no surviving children and so the Protestant succession seemed in doubt.
