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survive

[ser-vahyv] / sərˈvaɪv /


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Because these parasites depend on multiple species to survive, their presence can reflect the overall strength of the marine ecosystem.

From Science Daily

This is an important discovery because it shows that key chemical ingredients can survive even when exposed to water-related changes.

From Science Daily

In its many guises, idolatry has survived, despite regular and often cataclysmic proof of its dangers, for centuries and many people will consider a much-larger-than-life golden statue of a president to be perfectly splendid.

From Los Angeles Times

Bolling Hall in East Bowling is one of the oldest surviving halls in Bradford and dates back to the medieval era.

From BBC

"If bowel cancer is diagnosed at its earliest stage, more than nine people in 10 will survive it," she said.

From BBC