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No doubt, resiliency has been a hallmark for Phat Kat, a pioneer of the Detroit hip-hop scene who was putting it down for the underground long before anyone ever heard of Eminem, Proof,— Hip Hop News from HipHopGalaxy.com
Pittsburgh, of course, bounced back and drove the length of the field in the final two minutes to win the Super Bowl, and Moss pointed out that kind of resiliency will be needed for the Packers to get back on the right track after a 6-10 season.— Packers.com
This resiliency is a defining characteristic of the German renewable energy market.— Renewable Energy News - RenewableEnergyWorld.com
'This resiliency is due to the government's commitment to fiscal discipline and key reforms, including tax reforms, the absence of fuel subsidies in the national budget, previous trade reforms and synchronized fiscal and monetary policies' he added.— India eNews
One exception to the resiliency is suicide, which increases during times of severe economic stress.— canada.com Top Stories

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