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Survivor in sentence

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This is not a story of a nameless survivor of war, and nameless refugees, whose stereotypical images we see in our newspapers and our TV with tattered clothes, dirty face, scared eyes.
I am another image and vision of another survivor of war.
I am not a breast cancer survivor.
I had become a survivor of abuse rather than a victim.
I have seen Beatrice, an Ebola survivor, several times now.
Our best opportunity is to ensure that every survivor receives adequate care at the point of need without any form of stigma and at no cost to them personally.
Betty Ford, Nancy Reagan stood up and said, "I'm a breast cancer survivor," and it was okay to talk about it.
Simonides, standing outside, the sole survivor amid the wreckage, closes his eyes and has this realization, which is that in his mind's eye, he can see where each of the guests at the banquet had been sitting.
So as a victims' rights attorney fighting to increase the prospect of justice for survivors across the country and as a survivor myself, I'm not here to say, "Time's Up."
My sister is a cancer survivor.
My mother-in-law is a cancer survivor.
For us now at Movember, we really focus on three program areas, and having a true impact: awareness and education, survivor support programs, and research.
I don't look like a typical domestic violence survivor.
Because it turns out that I'm actually a very typical domestic violence victim and a typical domestic violence survivor.
A local newspaper spelled out, "There is no survivor, there is no future, there is no life to be recreated in this form ever again."
A broken and haunted person began that journey, but the person who emerged was a survivor and would ultimately grow into the person I was destined to be.
And some are things that happen to us: being a political prisoner, being a rape victim, being a Katrina survivor.
It's called New Dimensions in Testimony, and it allows you to have interactive conversations with a hologram of a real Holocaust survivor.
To me, it was immensely reassuring that the presiding spirit of this little Methodist college in upstate South Carolina was a Holocaust survivor from Central Europe.
Cancer survivor, rape survivor, Holocaust survivor, incest survivor.
And where I have seen this survivor identity have the most consequences is in the cancer community.
So the other thing I learned was that I don't have to take on "cancer survivor" as my identity, but, boy, are there powerful forces pushing me to do just that.
It's never too late to become someone other than simply a survivor.
But of course, sometimes it's not outside pressures that cause us to take on that identity of survivor.
So perhaps survivor was not one of the three things that you would tell me.
I'm actually just a survivor, and these photographs that I'm showing you here are dangerous.
And we're not some TV survivor program.
A survivor sees a problem and deals with that problem before it becomes a threat.
He read Viktor Frankl, the Holocaust survivor and regretted his swastika tattoos.
One of the men he'd shot, the survivor, was fighting to save his life.
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