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Meanings of overcome adversity in English

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Usage of overcome adversity in English
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A belief that, together, Europe can overcome adversity by following certain key principles.
The Guardian
2
Hamilton had already displayed, in another vulnerable period, the strength to overcome adversity.
The Guardian
3
What happened to the Doctor using his know-how and ingenuity to overcome adversity?
Wired
4
As long as you overcome adversity, they don't really care if you win.
Geektastic
5
We have the poise and the men in this locker room to overcome adversity.
Reuters
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People who overcome adversity and prejudice through self-believe, courage and commitment to making a difference.
The South African
7
For which cause virtue is so called, because it hath sufficient strength to overcome adversity.
The Theological Tractates and The Consolation of Philosophy
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Duke entered the tournament already having to overcome adversity.
Reuters
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The true hero must know and overcome adversity, not just ride the gilded escalator to success.
The Guardian
10
Many of those participating have overcome adversity, or have committed themselves to helping others do so.
The Guardian
11
As history has proven time and time again, Americans always rise to the challenge and overcome adversity.
Reuters
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We're going to have to overcome adversity.
Reuters
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You can overcome adversity in those longer races and still win, and that's what I love about it.
News.com.au
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If a kid playing cricket now has the same problems I would love to help them overcome adversity.
The Guardian
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As such, the imperative for leaders in Toronto should be to demonstrate a determination to overcome adversity together.
Reuters
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Because they're able to overcome adversity.
The new yorker
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