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Meaning of "what survives"
what survives - This phrase is often used to question or discuss what remains or continues to exist after a particular event, process, or situation
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What survives are copies of the original.
The history of art is the history of what survives.
What survives of their art will only increase in value.
Then see what survives.
What survives at the night.
The coming years will prove what survives of both.
What survives is the love that we share with others.
We are what survives us.
What survives is the argument in all its cogency and integrity.
Now I am what survives of them.
What survives after death is the true desire of your will.
Not only is humanitarianism drying up fast, but what survives is replete with conditionalities.
What survives of their work was only recorded from the sixteenth century.
For religious believers, as earlier with Plato, beauty is a foretaste of what survives death.
I am what survives of me.
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What survives from Rome is deeply impressive.
It 's funny what survives.
What survives of his Indika consists almost entirely of marvels.
What turns out good … what survives in you … that makes you stronger.
What survives of the secular literature of ancient Egypt is a small number of texts.
Skinner quote: Education is what survives when what has been learned has….
What survives of the old Recruitment House is only a part of what it occupied.
You want my odds on what survives the apocalypse, punk, cockroaches and Ealdwic.
What survives the death of the physical body?
It 's amazing what survives and what does not, is not it?
What survives after the death of the body?
House, or what survives of the atrium of the house.
What survives of this crater is a low, roughly circular ridge projecting up through the mare.
That 's what survives and the rumours of her beauty.
What survives is the lonely, dark and brooding Batman we know today.
Education is what survives when what has been learnt has been forgotten . - B.F. Skinner.
What survives of the town does not largely relate to the 16th century.
I am what survives of me . ~ Erik Erikson.
What survives today, fake, real, everything goes.
Education is what survives when what has been learned has been forgotten . -- B. F.
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No plan survives contact with the enemy
We will get emotional if he survives the transplant
But survives until the end of time
