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ride out

verb as in come through

verb as in pull through

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He had tried to ride out the latest controversy, too, but it has gathered steam and the BBC was expected to issue an apology tomorrow over the Panorama documentary.

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He said Strive is well-positioned to “ride out the volatility” because it recently raised money with preferred shares instead of debt.

But Cubans were optimistic about riding out this storm as they have so many others.

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Residents have been warned to find a sturdy place to ride out Melissa, which is threatening the entire island.

Cracker Barrel executives believed they could ride out the controversy.

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

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