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Weller certainly endures — his status as silver-foxed icon remains strong across the Atlantic, his stint as a councilman is endlessly torn apart by Jam purists and is now of the not-unpolitical, pastoral singer-songwriter ilk.

The oppression my family has had to endure should not be a punchline.

Between record heat, hurricanes and wildfires, the country has endured billions in damages and nearly 200 deaths.

“I would love to think of her and all of my foremothers,” she said, “and all that they endured.”

Some of her friends that had tried to play on boys’ teams had testified during the trial that they endured harassment before joining the Utah Girls Tackle Football League.

Lohse rushes Sigma Alpha Epsilon, gets a bid, endures pledge term, and then submits to the dehumanizing rigors of Hell Night.

And if horse racing endures and survives, it will be the result of an overdue focus on the august animal that defines the pastime.

Few can comprehend the anguish a president endures, even in times of peace, and especially in times of war.

Shirley, at its core, is about exactly that kind of connection: the one that endures despite all else.

It is just as much of a choice as love—love that bears all things, believes all things, endures all things, hopes all things.

How swift your flight, O lovely hours serene!No other pleasure here below endures,Or lingers with us long, save hope alone.

Which do you think is the greater love, Diane, the love which endures for the moment, or the love which endures for all time?

Refined policy ever has been the parent of confusion; and ever will be so, as long as the world endures.

Changing the last clause it reads, “and, as long as the world endures, ever will be so.”

As long as the sun endures, or the stars, may it wave over a nation neither enslaved nor enslaving.