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ability to withstand

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See: tolerance


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The 39-year-old, whose ability to withstand the cold during his swims has earned him the nickname "the polar bear", will swim in just his Speedos, swimming caps and goggles and expects to spend about 20 minutes in the water.
Because of its ability to withstand heat, it is perfect for cooking processes using extreme temperatures like popping corn or stir-frying meat and vegetables.
Summary: Du, the integrated telecommunications company, has entered profitability and achieved a net profit in the second year after startup, strengthening its ability to withstand current market swings.
 
 
 
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