Swim to
Survive programs teach important life skills and help ensure people can stay safe and have fun while in and around water."
Where a true common disaster clause is used, the beneficiary-spouse will not receive the proceeds if she dies of injuries sustained in the same accident (or other disaster) that causes the death of the insured-regardless of how long she actually
survives the insured.
Sinclair said this implies that the main adaptations required to
survive freezing are at the cellular or biochemical level, rather than because of fundamental structural differences.
In this way, the Australian water-holding frog (Cyclorana platycephala) can
survive up to seven years without rain.
Now Crozier is going and deputy chairman Frank Pattison (no, I don't know who he is either) has gone, but Davies is still there, like Gloria Gaynor singing 'I Will
Survive'.
Those who stayed and were lucky enough to
survive the civil war eventually fell victim to the drought that began three years ago, resulting in another barrage of displaced people heading for the Afghanistan-Pakistan border.
"The steel industry has to be revamped and re-engineered to
survive," says Mitre, a native of Campana, Argentina.
Drive and
Survive is one of the practical sessions being held at the centre.
Haitians
survive, according to Aristide, because "we work together to bring in a crop or build a neighbor's house in exchange for a meal shared at the end of the day."
To
survive, the publication would-need an endowment or at least $50,000 in additional income above what is already expected to continue print publishing.
The industry will not
survive until October 2000 for the "perfect fix" on the timetable offered by HCFA.
In the years that followed, his family often came close to starvation but managed to
survive. Others weren't so lucky.
The remainder of this article focuses on the extent to which NOLs
survive a corporate acquisition in States that lack express statutory authorization for their transfer from one corporation to another.
One small Polish farmer, whose opinion recently appeared in a Warsaw newspaper, summed it up the best: "The Polish peasant was able to
survive through numerous hardships, thanks to his faith and the love of the land cultivated by his ancestors.
By this route, then, I fell upon the option of writing with as much strength as I could muster in a weak genre - a contingent discourse, if you will - by narrating my experience of objects that were likely to
survive being written about, and that, by surviving, might redeem or repudiate what I had written by replenishing all those challenges to knowledge and self-knowledge that are shorn away in the historical act of composition.
