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resilient

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Reefs near cooler-water currents were also more resilient, giving a "glimmer of hope" to the natural wonder, which has suffered severe climate-induced heat stress in recent years.

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“Shoppers keep buying, keep returning and demand remains resilient,” he says.

“This is an investment budget that will make Canada more resilient, more prosperous and the strongest economy in the Group of Seven,” Champagne said.

On a call with analysts on Tuesday, Mr Turner of Yum! referred to US consumers as "cautious but incredibly resilient".

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They highlight resilient Chinese hot-metal output, which was flat January through September.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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