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endured

adjective as in borne

adjective as in undergone

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As such they were taken into state care and placed in Church-run orphanages, where in many cases they endured further abuse.

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“You must often feel that no one is listening and that no one understands what you have endured, more than anyone else in the population, and maybe more than anyone else in the world.”

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A government spokesperson said: “We recognise the immeasurable suffering that victims of the Horizon scandal like Betty have endured and we are working tirelessly across government to provide them with full and fair redress. “

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The BBC has spoken to 14 people who say they endured or witnessed forced labour in Xinjiang’s tomato fields over the past 16 years.

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Their exhibition Hakuna Utopia features the works of seven artists exploring themes of apocalypse and resilience – some in quite abstract ways - as they respond to the daily challenges endured by Nairobi’s six million residents.

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

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