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resilient

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He has proven extraordinarily resilient, both personally and politically.

Influencer and women's sport advocate Demi Brown told the BBC she had been forced to "become resilient" in response to negative comments about her weight and appearance online.

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Steady price growth and resilient demand for Japanese goods could be encouraging signs for the Bank of Japan.

This year, many focused on resilient agriculture projects and defenses against hurricanes and typhoons as ways adaptation finance could be deployed.

Economists expect the report will reflect recent comments made by the country’s largest retailers: Spending remains resilient, but growth is slowing—particularly for discretionary purchases—as economic uncertainty weighs on consumers.

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

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