The President's refusal to attend the testimonies highlights the fractures within Tunisian politics that endure between the old state's inheritors and its many victims.
Tabitha, whose perilous adolescence was chronicled in a March 8 article in The New York Times, is now living the kind of happy ending that Dickens often gave his readers, along with the real-life complications that endure between the lines.
There is a stark contrast between the generation that endured through the Cultural Revolution and emerged as entrepreneurs in the late 1980s/early 1990s, when China first liberalised markets, and the more recent tech pioneers who took advantage of the even greater opening of China in the 2000s.
The monastery, this structure of stone that endures, between the bitter waters and precipitous cliffs, with its oven and its inkwells, its mill and its cesspool, its constellation of sacred fonts and the unadorned graves of its dead, is perhaps, more than Bethlehem or Nazareth, the cradle of Christianity.
The film's best scenes explore the dangers of the friendship while honoring the complexity of the love that endures between them.
At a news conference with Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saud al Faisal, Kerry praised the kingdom as "the senior player" in the Middle East and pledged fidelity to the "deep relationship" that has endured between Washington and Riyadh for 75 years.
The messages scrawled there offered a telling insight into the multiple injustices that had been endured between these walls.
Science often creates strong bonds between labmates and colleagues, and friendships that endure for lifetimes.
Was it the meager two week gap between the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness (the shortest stretch he had endured between races before that was 19 days, between the Grade I Del Mar Futurity and the Grade I Frontrunner Stakes at Santa Anita).
ReprintsThis arrangement broadly endured, between periodic bursts of violence.
