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America even with leadership failures such as those at Enron and WorldCom, and arguably one of its worst presidents—has thrived because its government is strong enough to withstand such problems.

Brokers and researchers say the current low inventory in New York City could help the city withstand the problems that have plagued much of the rest of the country, where inventory is high.

Christian Noyer, head of the Bank of France, insisted the country's banks were strong enough to withstand the problems in Greece despite anxiety in the markets about French banks' ability to cope with the pressures in the eurozone.

Allan B. Rothschild, managing director of the New York office of CB Richard Ellis, the brokerage and services company, said: "Our view is that the market in Midtown South will be able to withstand the problems of the dot-coms.

On Sept. 25, the orchestra's executive director, Edward Smith, resigned abruptly after only 10 months in his post, declaring starkly that "I don't believe the organization will be able to withstand the problems with which it is faced".

It denies this.In this section Looking for a Band-Aid Poker face off A good place to start Interesting reading Inferno for interns Underpaid ovaries Billboard boom The case against globaloney Reprints Related items Apology: William WeldonApr 28th 2011If any company could withstand such problems, it is J&J.

Why can't the economy be robust enough to withstand these problems?

The president's message to Americans (a bit different from what his government has acknowledged to the Iranian parliament) is that the international sanctions that are tightening around Iran's economy are barely an annoyance: "we can withstand the problems".