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Withstood
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Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of withstood in Chaldean Numerology is: 5
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of withstood in Pythagorean Numerology is: 7
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We will never see such games as Peru against Denmark, it was a historic, large-scale event, but the city withstood it.
Yemen has suffered greatly, and its people have withstood an unspeakable tragedy, the country's infrastructure is destroyed; families dispersed, and its social fabric torn apart. This is a critical and most difficult phase. With every passing day, more and more Yemeni lives are lost.
Being here I can't help think of John McCain. And how Naval Academy meant so much to John McCain. John McCain chose these grounds for John McCain final resting place. John McCain was an American hero who withstood torture, years of being held as a prisoner of war, and when John McCain came home -- John McCain wanted to continue to serve.
The door is still there, it's weathered. It's beautiful. It's even more beautiful because it's withstood time so well.
We see now that for the first time we are below 1. We will see whether that remains stable ... There can be new infections any time, we have withstood a first wave very well, achieved through a joint effort by society, but that can change any time.
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