None of these authors focuses on why marriage, having endured so long, is now in such a mess.

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Rhapsody is a resilient example, having endured an acquisition, a spin-off in 2010 and having absorbed the legitimized Napster in 2011.

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Having endured endless jokes about his oversized frame, the New Jersey governor shrewdly decided the best path was to poke fun at himself.

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"To me, this is a place I always felt like I could win, " said Perry who sank a 22-foot putt to break the deadlock having endured a frustrating time on the greens.

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In an opposition-led debate on the NHS on 16 July 2012, Mr Burnham renewed his attacks on the Health and Social Care Act, which became law earlier this year having endured a tumultuous passage through Parliament.

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So after having, he explains, "endured years of misery and gone to enormous lengths to live a lie, " Collins became the first active player in one of the four major U.S. pro sports leagues to come out as gay.

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It was the fourth 10-wicket defeat England had endured in ODIs - and they deserved nothing more, having dropped three catches.

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He would come back in the evening or maybe the following day, having slept who knows where, and the more storms and hunger he had endured the happier and healthier he was.

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Hamilton endured a frustrating 2012 campaign with five race retirements denting his title challenge, eventually having to settle for a fourth-place finish in the drivers' championship.

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