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Nevertheless, microbes routinely survive and thrive in remarkably phage-rich environments [2].
But he seemed to thrive on it and, remarkably, remembered it in detail.
The human body is remarkably adaptable and can survive, and even thrive, on widely divergent diets.
Except that, actually, maybe that isn't true at all, because an international survey of couples for the Kinsey Institute suggests that it's men who thrive on non-sexual physical intimacy, while women are remarkably unfussed about being cuddled.
It was exhilarating to see life thrive in such harsh conditions, knowing this scene has changed remarkably little over the past several thousand years.
Yet remarkably, the people of this region want the tigers to thrive, as they are the guardians of the forest.
The doctors thrived, and there were remarkably few hassles.
"Ragweed has just been thriving; it's grown remarkably well," said Dr. David Shulan, an allergist in Albany whose staff takes daily pollen counts for the National Allergy Bureau.
Cities thrive for many reasons.
