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Boats need to withstand the unforgiving nature of the marine environment.

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Investors, though, harbor doubts that On can withstand the economic challenges weighing on its rivals.

Wildfire safety experts hope the state someday adopts building standards for truly fire-proof structures that could withstand even the most extreme conditions and come equipped with life-support systems.

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Most of its lines are now above ground with “swing joints” to help withstand movement, and a 24/7 crew is stationed in the area, according to spokesperson Yvonne Kingman.

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Whether it can withstand the demise of the country’s gold mining industry has yet to be seen.

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

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