Achievements are also being improved with this dashboard update, with a new "next achievements" feature that provides a neat list of upcoming achievements.
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It is measured in achievements of the mind and achievements of spirit.
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Good achievements can also be odd, funny, and even absurd; So can bad achievements.
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Such achievements counted, for him, as moral achievements, almost on a par with the Christian virtues.
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What are your thoughts on why people are always comparing the achievements in your sport to men's achievements?
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Clinton's achievements Her achievements in Congress and at the State Department can't be denied, though many will try.
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For Jenkins, the main shock about any of her achievements is that it they are achievements at all.
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Athletic achievements and images were doctored: Students' faces were photoshopped onto athletes' bodies and bogus achievements were added to their college applications.
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"I believe the Russians want a 'Pax Russiana' to stabilize their achievements — and their achievements are formidable," said Mr. Tzuriel, the Israeli intelligence official.
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It also seeks recognition for women's achievements in ICT and in all areas of life, and for these achievements to be fairly documented on Wikipedia history pages.
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Small achievements are still achievements, be they making one person truly enjoy a fair-to-good movie, or becoming the greatest British ski jumper of all time.
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A dramatic new sound will now play for rare Xbox achievements, and gamers will now be able to see just how rare achievements are within each game.
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The boxes form a series of grids, which turn into a series of colorful murals as you complete each set — yes, Crytek managed to put achievements inside the achievements.
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It's designed to signal achievements that are rarely collected by fellow Xbox players, and gamers will now be able to see just how rare achievements are within each game.
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But for him to compile major legislative achievements will take time, said David R. Mayhew, a professor of political science at Yale who tracks the legislative achievements of American presidents.
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I loop back to what are some achievements that we have had as an organization and how those achievements have happened, the good news — how does that contribute to the 'why?
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Organized sports may be one of the great achievements of the modern state: they provide a means of public release of frustration, and they model the achievements of a supposedly meritocratic society.
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He detailed a litany of achievements, from reviving the US economy to passing Obamacare to securing diplomatic agreements on climate change and Cuba -- achievements he hopes will come to form his presidential legacy.
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People can earn incredible scores, achievements, and even virtual cities in their downtime Communities have developed that celebrate the achievements within mobile games, and special rewards are given for the creativity they display.
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Such achievements are largely down to the factory's "digital twin".
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Her academic achievements are just one part of her story.
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Their agroecological achievements represent a true legacy of Cuba's revolution.
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So I can either nod and listen to their achievements.
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There's also a racing mode that keeps track of achievements.
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You see, tonight is a celebration of our achievements, yes.
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They detailed his achievements and failures, his promotions and demotions.
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Certain adult achievements, though, have remained out of my grasp.
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But I think it'll be one of my great achievements.
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It's considered one of the great achievements in military history.
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The reforms were one of the many achievements of Gov.
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He has no more big Obama foreign achievements to unwind.
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It would be one of my greatest achievements as president.
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Today's great question is whether those achievements can be repeated.
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Tata ("Papa") Lázaro is remembered above all for two achievements.
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But Hedy Lamarr's glamorous career overshadows her most significant achievements.
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Exciting conversations about your goals and achievements are taking place.
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After all, they're both places to discuss your professional achievements.
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Galvanized by SpaceX's achievements, a renaissance in space exploration followed.
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In part, new bio companies are capitalizing on past achievements.
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Also, I didn't want my achievements to glorify his name.
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Virgo season shines a spotlight on your career and achievements.
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Those modest achievements every week helped motivate me even more.
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The past year has held remarkable professional achievements for Grande.
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Now Kerry's set to tout a string of diplomatic achievements.
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They recognize that other people's achievements don't diminish their own.
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Italy's establishment was swift to praise Borrelli's achievements on Saturday.
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Now Republicans are poised to eviscerate the achievements Chait celebrates.
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Prevent's supporters wish the Home Office would trumpet its achievements.
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But as technological achievements go, it's a stunningly intricate one.
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These achievements are not merely a matter of academic prestige.
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Why give the haters more reason to ignore his achievements?
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But crime and corruption during his presidency overshadowed those achievements.
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What do you think were Wenger's greatest achievements at Arsenal?
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Dedicate your resume space to discussing your objective achievements instead.
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Nonetheless, we should appreciate the concrete achievements made so far.
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Fraser also played down any significant achievements later this month.
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Supporters go unrewarded, and the left's achievements remain in place.
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The Great Pyramid is one of ancient man's greatest achievements.
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Achievements are tracked, but there's no way to see them.
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They're also more than their academic, athletic, and artistic achievements.
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His superlative season has evoked achievements from an earlier era.
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Trump touted those achievements in the White House on Wednesday.
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Winner #1: Cersei LannisterLet's tally up her achievements, shall we?
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"It would be one of my finest achievements," said Stenson.
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Things will always get in the way of your achievements.
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The two veteran lawmakers enjoyed good press for their achievements.
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L.O.B.: What do you consider among your most important achievements?
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He was the forerunner to the achievements of Black Panther.
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Reached for comment, officials at U.S.A.I.D. praised its academic achievements.
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For all Dr. Duke's achievements, however, his death, on Dec.
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In many cases, bogus achievements were added to college applications.
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That was just one of Ms. Ingalls's many aerial achievements.
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The other half is shining the light on your achievements.
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Mr. Schultz's legacy: There are his business achievements, of course.
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Like Stillson, he seems obsessed with his own future achievements.
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Giving women financial independence is one of Ceesay's proudest achievements.
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We're going to talk about the achievements that we've made.
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Basketball's achievements in China are partly down to one man.
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I salute the remarkable achievements of all of these women.
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"Why would we toss away the achievements of such cooperation?"
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Check out this laundry list of achievements provided by Detrick.
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The officials onstage issued wooden pronouncements on Russia's many achievements.
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And a nation that fondly remembers you and your achievements.
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Today her parents back her and revel in her achievements.
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Trump's presidency has achievements that will be remembered by history.
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They are humbled by the sublimity of their own achievements.
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Mourinho's achievements here across two stints have also been obscured.
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Among his signature achievements was building the firm's Asian operations.
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The production's achievements, though, are tangled up with its flaws.
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These are pretty quick glosses on three complicated policy achievements.
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Achievements that no one could take away from me. Why?
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Considering their respective achievements, it is easy to see why.
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Do our professional achievements really belong to us at all?
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Among Siegel's distinctive achievements, then, is her works' mesmerizing subtlety.
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"It is hard to overlook the symbolism of such a gesture — the sense that Speaker Pelosi was utterly dismissive of the President's achievements, and, more importantly, the achievements of the American people," Gaetz wrote.
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This "shattered glass" necklace commemorates the achievements of people who've broken through the glass ceiling, and these beautiful wishing balls will let your friend record achievements great and small every week for a year.
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Warren stands head and shoulders above her colleagues in Congress in part because her achievements are impressive but also, in large part, because these are not achievements that are normally rewarded in the political process.
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Game developer Zoe Quinn has an unusually varied list of achievements.
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These achievements have inspired voters to elect Mr. Méndez four times.
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If my achievements are enabled by medication, are they truly mine?
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They deprive us of the evidence of human endeavors and achievements.
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Scientists will offer commentary on the mission's incredible history and achievements.
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As International Women's Day approaches, we celebrate women's progress and achievements.
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More even than his intellectual achievements which of course are enormous.
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N) for achievements in developing cancer drug Bavencio and GlaxoSmithKline (GSK.
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A society immortalizes its history, achievements, and people by erecting monuments.
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But she said she was still extremely proud of his achievements.
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At worst, it erases the struggles and achievements of all women.
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They want credit for their achievements and for their better qualities.
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Now Heidi Klum can add clothing designer to her career achievements.
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But their high educational achievements have not translated into better employment.
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Nobel prizes are usually awarded for achievements fairly early in life.
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S, allies will not gain any achievements from crimes in Syria.
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In the 1920s, the Weimar era fostered lasting achievements across disciplines.
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His achievements and energy were undeniable—but so were his failings.
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It is easy to overlook the CFSP's achievements in recent years.
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Many of them would go on to extraordinary achievements in astronomy.
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Remind yourself of your achievements and allow yourself to feel good.
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Hiring managers want to hear about your achievements — not your team's.
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Kimbrough isn't the first person to record culinary achievements in space.
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VICE talked to Broadly writer Mary McGill about Malkeil's numerous achievements.
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We commend China's remarkable achievements in the field of human rights.
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This spiritual bankruptcy doesn't, however, poison the band's previous lofty achievements.
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Reconstructing PIE is one of the unsung achievements of modern science.
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The four artists are being honored for their lifetime artistic achievements.
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Among Voevodsky's achievements was changing the meaning of the equal sign.
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The film isn't the first to celebrate Ginsburg's achievements and legacy.
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WE'VE DONE EVERYTHING WE CAN AND WE'VE GOT ACHIEVEMENTS ON EMPLOYMENT.
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We're all happy for each other and happy for our achievements.
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The show's awards range from acting nods to special effects achievements.
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The eccentricity of Ukrainian politics should not obscure some important achievements.
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And Trump has no major legislative achievements to show for himself.
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We could not be more proud of her or her achievements.
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Cadet, old and frail, waxes nostalgic about the revolution's many achievements.
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For my buddy riding shotgun, though, these achievements were mind-boggling.
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The lifetime achievements of Liu Chuanzhi are the stuff of legends.
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Many countries and regions outside still only strive for such achievements.
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Another loss by the Marlins marred any personal achievements, Bour said.
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Microsoft is introducing a new sound for rare Xbox One achievements.
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"These are really interesting materials, really impressive scientific achievements," Curran said.
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Bitae transforms non-formal learning and achievements into opportunities for refugees.
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Many of the positive achievements he campaigned on are log-jammed.
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Her hope was to highlight their achievements instead of their scarcity.
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Last month we celebrated the achievements of the community health centers.
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And many people probably don't care much about achievements at all.
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And I'm sure Republicans will learn a lot from his achievements.
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A lot of that national pride is based on cultural achievements.
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Each week they churn out academic papers describing their latest achievements.
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Of course I'm very grateful and proud of all the achievements.
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In addition to defending and extending President Obama's achievements, however, Mrs.
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The great achievements of civilization have not come from government bureaus.
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Such achievements have captured the imaginations of a generation, Kersauson said.
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In the interim, work on how you can demonstrate your achievements.
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But she would not live to see her daughter's early achievements.
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Has he said anything to you about your achievements at Melco?
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He has learned to live by parallel logic regarding his achievements.
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The Hill: Senior Democrats tout achievements as party's generational divide widens.
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Uber is to be congratulated on its achievements ("Uberworld", September 3rd).
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Trump's vision of "America First" sheds light on his main achievements.
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Instead, what is needed is a roadmap to produce tangible achievements.
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Q. In purely artistic terms, how would you evaluate your achievements?
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Former president Barack Obama attributes his political achievements to his wife.
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But Obama's domestic achievements were not just limited to health care.
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Maybe this is just Chance realizing the scale of his achievements.
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If my achievements are enabled by medication, are they truly mine?
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Trophies, PlayStation's corollary to Xbox Achievements, take the concept even further.
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It's the reason the US celebrates her achievements on this day.
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History had in a sense not yet happened to their achievements.
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Today is International Women's Day, a global recognition of women's achievements.
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Or maybe some of them faded into obscurity, their achievements forgotten.
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But it wasn't their achievements that had caught the world's imagination.
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Achievements in space exploration were central to Soviet education and propaganda.
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Achievements also come with consequences we may not always see coming.
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But such achievements are not enough to keep the island going.
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Sometimes, we admire them for achievements they may not have intended.
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Women's moral behavior deeply influences our perception of their professional achievements.
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But in both countries the record of her achievements was erased.
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Despite some progress, legislative achievements around prostitution have often been meager.
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The trans movement made unprecedented legal achievements under the Obama Administration.
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Mr. Cuomo spoke of his economic achievements early in the debate.
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I put that up there as one of my greatest achievements.
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We're focusing on the work and letting the achievements come after.
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But they do not offer a tidy summation of Amacher's achievements.
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And who said that history should be a history of achievements?
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That's-, for me, the one of the greatest achievements I had.
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Most have spent years accumulating meaningful achievements and transforming their lives.
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And Lyndon Johnson, despite grand domestic achievements, was driven from office.
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Water is one of the great achievements of modern digital animation.
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Should it be brain development, educational achievements, maturity or something else?
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Should it be brain development, educational achievements, maturity or something else?
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Its greatest flaw may be that it cannot communicate its achievements.
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Which aspects of their life, story and achievements would you highlight?
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In his mind, these are major achievements that warrant his reelection.
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Regional economic integration has played a key role in these achievements.
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Dating isn't an activity with levels and achievements and intramural leagues.
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Few would deny the scope of the hirak's achievements so far.
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But their achievements pale next to those of first-generation Canadians.
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Thorn said those achievements should make Epstein, 43, a Cooperstown lock.
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But these achievements should not come at the expense of safety.
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It's also important to acknowledge an employee's hard work and achievements.
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She went on to run five marathons, among many other achievements.
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Still, Mr. Pihl defends the overall achievements of Langeland's asylum centers.
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There are no high scores to chase, no achievements to unlock.
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This assessment touches on its largest achievements and its biggest disappointments.
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Despite his incredible achievements, he often played down his heroic status.
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Honored the special achievements of the U.S. Women's National Soccer Team?
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In both, the technical achievements, quite impressive, exceed the artistic ones.
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High off its achievements from the following day, Sunday saw Doli.
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Those achievements produced high expectations for the American women in Pyeongchang.
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But while it's OK to applaud the achievements of the first black president, it's also OK to lament the fact that those same achievements—and other so-called solutions provided by Democrats—are nowhere near enough.
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Trudeau's words acknowledge the achievements of a towering, but flawed, political figure.
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He called it "one of the great achievements in American fantasy fiction."
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"I'm tired of reading about the achievements of better men," sighs Sam.
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But instead of celebrating his achievements, I'm throwing myself a pity party.
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Whatever the rhetoric, he will be looking for a deal and achievements.
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Taken one by one, these achievements may not seem all that dramatic.
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French writers praised their country's achievements as the "intellectual conquest" of Egypt.
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Bhullar believes his achievements will pave the way for more Indian players.
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Trump detailed his achievements on jobs, wages, trade, and the stock market.
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He offered an excellent riff on his achievements as mayor of London.
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The sanctions were, and are, hailed as one of Haley's greatest achievements.
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Both are historic achievements that will be built upon in the future.
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This virtually guarantees no substantive legislative achievements in the first 100 days.
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The PH's electoral victory was revolutionary; its achievements may be less so.
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BAMTech cites the launch of WWE Network among the company's crowning achievements.
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Jessica Simpson is basking in the glow of her new-mom achievements!
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The influence of both men extends beyond their most noted scholarly achievements.
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"I'm tired of reading about the achievements of better men," he says.
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In 1999, she won the Lena Horne Award for Outstanding Career Achievements.
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This would go on to become one of his more notable achievements.
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Like the medals they earned, their achievements will shine to motivate others.
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Don't let haters or ignorants define your path or diminish your achievements.
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This silly approach could derail one of India's most significant technological achievements.
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"We are proud of our achievements overall in our products," she said.
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Points can be used to unlock achievements, climb leaderboards, and earn prizes.
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Are you the one with the interesting achievements and talents to exhibit?
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The awards celebrate the achievements of young people who have overcome homelessness.
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An EGOT is one of the most coveted achievements in show business.
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She also credited "a lot of" Haslam's legislative achievements to her speakership.
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But he considers his family life to be among his greatest achievements.
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True, it has not all been a succession of victories and achievements.
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Riyadh is also troubled by Tehran's achievements in the Lebanese political arena.
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Students accrue these "micro-scholarships", adding more cash amounts for additional achievements.
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For Lima, the achievements of Operation Car Wash will guarantee its survival.
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His purported achievements to date just do not hold up to scrutiny.
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It is one of the weakest creative achievements I've seen this year.
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People are excited about your achievements, and rewards are on the way!
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Caitlyn Jenner is celebrating one of the crowning achievements of her life.
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Britain's past achievements were more than philanthropic; they were also self-interested.
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So, by all means celebrate the astonishing achievements of today's superstar companies.
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For Plana, the achievements in the city are because of grassroots involvement.
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One of Juan Gabriel's achievements was to soften and feminise the ranchera.
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Through it all, of course, his illness made his achievements near-superhuman.
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Today, the extra divorce risk associated with women's higher achievements has disappeared.
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It's another exciting leapfrog of the aspiring space tourism company's previous achievements.
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They think her record is cram-full of achievements—but terrible ones.
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Sure, some of my more determined contemporaries did ascend to genuine achievements.
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" Seidman then interjected, "And son, President Peres has had countless extraordinary achievements.
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Among Lugar's notable achievements in the Senate was working with former Sen.
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Nichols said her past achievements conferred no advantages in her new sport.
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Many of the hard-won achievements of my life are in tatters.
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The things we did at the Justice Department are his achievements, too.
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The scandals are also casting a pall over the achievements of Mrs.
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"Perhaps Lansdale's achievements could not have lasted in any case," he says.
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That can often involve citing an alleged perpetrator's sterling character and achievements.
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It may be one of Mr. Obama's most important foreign policy achievements.
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Cathedral thanks the teacher for the years of service, contributions, and achievements.
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They are designed to test your knowledge, communication skills, achievements and more.
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Combine them with Golden State's collective achievements and he's already a lock.
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This 15-year-old is putting your high school achievements to shame.
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It is hard to see their achievements and accomplishments dismissed and disregarded.
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It's a great day to be seen and recognized for your achievements.
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Despite her long list of achievements, Ekeblad is hardly a household name.
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Closely observe for movements and achievements in the trajectory of their company.
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And until the GOP tax bill passes, he has few legislative achievements.
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" He added: "When all was said and done, his achievements are enormous.
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The provision of clean, drinkable water is one of humanity's greatest achievements.
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Toward the end of this month, expect talk about your achievements, Libra!
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As they reeled off their Atelier achievements, these people always sounded contented.
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The implication: Her professional achievements are as notable as her personal ones.
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It undermines the genuine achievements of these artists on the international stage.
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The new Oscar awarding achievements in popular film is a bad idea.
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He listed Ferguson's achievements, though everyone in attendance knew them by rote.
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A rundown of Mr. Broad's achievements • He has counseled mayors and governors.
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Guha admires Gandhi's achievements, but does not gloss over the man's flaws.
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Popular online videos touting students' achievements masked deeper problems at the school.
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But the discussion this time was not all about White's athletic achievements.
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Mr. de Blasio's praise of the governor's achievements, too, occasionally seemed tepid.
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But his most notable achievements do not resonate beyond Mr. Trump's base.
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Not bad for one of the most astonishing achievements in human history.
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Achievements show you have something to give, not just something to take.
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Instead, Trump touted economic achievements he claims have restored the nation's standing.
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It's difficult to put the Rangers' history, and recent achievements, into perspective.
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All that remains is a sign, briefly noting Delany's achievements and significance.
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And they still have plenty of time for additional achievements in retirement.
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Rather than imperfections and failures, focus on your positive attributes and achievements.
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The president has many achievements and he's doing the best he can.
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Especially with little ones, we often overemphasize the importance of individual achievements.
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At the same time, Perales wants his achievements to transcend his ethnicity.
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The gap between big boasts and tiny achievements has never been wider.
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To the movement's critics, however, its achievements fell short of its promise.
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Yet despite her achievements, Harrison is the country's second-most famous judoka.
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Local policymakers fleetingly celebrate individual achievements, but neglect their collective economic potential.
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Its legacy is associated with the greatest achievements of the Soviet Union.
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For most individuals, these achievements slowly blossom from repetition and elbow grease.
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The party takes credit for his achievements or attributes them to Deng.
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Here are the 26 biggest discoveries and achievements in space from 2019.
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It's not a long time for a president to make some achievements.
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The president's achievements are eclipsed by the consistency of his bad judgment.
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These achievements were the product of centuries of human thought and preparation.
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Take pride in the small achievements on the path to your goals.
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He now regularly names Thrive as one of his administration's core achievements.
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Yet their achievements, as a group, have been nothing short of astonishing.
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The periodic system is considered one of modern science's most important achievements.
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Since her 1957 death, however, Malone's tremendous achievements have been widely overlooked.
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He only "likes" photos of me and posts about my personal achievements.
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Know someone who deserves to be honored for their achievements this year?
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Many legislative achievements, including Sheppard-Towner, were repealed by the late '20s.
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They bring Porter to life and give him credit for his achievements.
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A number of obituaries highlighting her achievements appeared in the Western press.
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Yes, but: Strong majorities express pride in six of eight specific categories: American scientific achievements (91%) ... U.S. military (89%) ... American culture and arts (85%) ... economic (43%) and sporting (73%) achievements ... diversity in race, ethnic background, and religion (72%).
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That said, it's important to not discount the achievements of other streaming players.
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Too often, women are identified in the media primarily by their partners' achievements.
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To share in their excitement and to witness their achievements has been amazing.
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It launched in 2005, paying annual homage to the achievements of black athletes.
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When she focused on herself, her body, and her achievements, she felt strong.
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She stood alongside the president as a White House aide described her achievements. .
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Among Bonauto's many achievements: making history serving as lead counsel in Goodridge v.
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Why are we not highlighting the achievements equally the rest of the year?
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But despite her groundbreaking achievements, many filmmakers are unaware of Guy-Blaché's existence.
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It&aposs a session where contestants discuss their achievements and goals in life.
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It&aposs my character and personality and my lack of goals and achievements.
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GUTFELD: I think it is a live interaction conversation with judges about achievements.
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"Entertainment media distracts us from the things that bring enduring achievements and happiness."
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And even the President's clear nuclear achievements will likely take time to distill.
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We do not want to overshadow the extraordinary achievements of the other honorees.
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In fact, few of those achievements stemmed from the federal government's direct involvement.
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However we often bathe in others' achievements uncritically, instead of seeking our own.
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As we celebrate his achievements, let us reflect on his most affecting quotes.
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That's right, from movies and TV to special achievements, teens have the control.
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Huawei's achievements were not created by me alone, but by our 180,000 employees.
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Trump's first 100 days have been marked out as having unusually few achievements.
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I don't measure achievements by 'I did this or that by this age.
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She told her how beautiful she looked and congratulated her on her achievements.
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In a statement, UK Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn lauded Castro's "many" achievements.
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A convertible is, I think, one of modern humanity's more complete aesthetic achievements.
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According to the Hill, Obama released a lengthy statement Thursday touting Obamacare's achievements.
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Though, one of Gamble's biggest recent achievements was bringing "The Runner" into reality.
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WayUp lets students create their own profile, including their interests, skills, achievements, etc.
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Most scientific and technological achievements have been lost, and superstorms have ravaged cities.
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His achievements are particularly remarkable given the relative paucity of Norwegian elite players.
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Why can't we just be remembered for our incredible achievements in the nineties.
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Great athletes don't need to regale you with stories of their athletic achievements.
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In contrast, President Obama fulfilled substantial achievements in his ambitious first 100 days.
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The pinnacle — at least for the foreseeable future — of consumer electronics computing achievements.
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Plepler's achievements during his nearly three decades at the company cannot be understated.
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Their proof stands as one of the biggest mathematical achievements in recent years.
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By illuminating their achievements, we all learn about important pieces of American history.
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He spoke of China's "opening up" and the many achievements it had made.
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He included "saving the American steel industry" as one of his proudest achievements.
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True, we said, some of the achievements that Mr Gore claimed were trifling.
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Among his proudest achievements is a massive report on the nature of happiness.
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" Buttigieg told MSNBC's Stephanie Ruhle that he has "enormous regard for those achievements.
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She admires Mrs Clinton's achievements, and expects her to become the Democratic nominee.
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When you celebrate small achievements, you remind yourself of what you can do.
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On its official Twitter page, South Africa's government paid tribute to Clegg's achievements.
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I doubt there will be much mention of these achievements at today's hearing.
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He and others said Ethiopians were forgetting the achievements delivered by the coalition.
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One boy isn't letting limb difference get in the way of his achievements.
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They are usually very excited about my achievements and they constantly encourage me.
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Hawn has found it to be one of the program's greatest achievements yet.
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Really, though, those only serve as stronger reinforcement of the CT6's achievements.
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In fact, he says, some of his greatest achievements evolved from breaking tradition.
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Yet the shadow of the CIA lurks behind the achievements of that time.
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There are other sources from one's religious beliefs, one's background, one's educational achievements.
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The chapters alternate between the achievements and disappointments of Sel's and Duquet's descendants.
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While they are visually appealing and impressive technical achievements, conceptual rigor gets lost.
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Throughout the years, countries have hosted World's Fairs to showcase their greatest achievements.
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And I think we should focus like a laser on getting those achievements.
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She praised her husband as an "amazing leader" whose "achievements speak for themselves".
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The international community has praised Ethiopia for its economic achievements and development strategy.
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Think about what past achievements indicate the kind of strong contributor you'll be.
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Regardless of her achievements and contributions to her community, she still experiences discrimination.
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The Cameroonian government has taken to touting achievements of the country's tech entrepreneurs.
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Despite the brevity of the Great Society, many of its key achievements endure.
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"Xi will seek to tie his current achievements to their legacy," he said.
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"It's been a busy and exciting year marked by numerous bipartisan achievements," Sen.
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That refusal to be dazzled by old achievements is what makes progress possible.
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Edwards also proved to be a formidable candidate, with a record of achievements.
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Without achievements in Congress, Todd said, that coalition will be difficult to hold.
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But it was a nice nod to Mr. Gilbert's achievements in New York.
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North Korea's diplomatic achievements in 2018 would have been unthinkable a year earlier.
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But what made the night unforgettable wasn't the technical achievements on or offstage.
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And last of all, remember: being proud of your achievements is not pompous.
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An accounting of Hield's on-the-court achievements undersells how compelling he is.
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Curators at the museum said that they felt his achievements should stand alone.
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Points are awarded for achievements, including finishing positions, places gained and fastest laps.
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Like CK and Batali, Carson says, Tyson finds opportunities to tout his achievements.
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This favored incumbents and candidates with policy achievements in previous posts, Djayadi said.
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And focus on preparing for personal interviews, but don't brag about your achievements.
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Could praise for Russia's de facto dictator reflect appreciation of his substantive achievements?
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But the achievements of 2015 were not enough to create long-term change.
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Perhaps Vladimir Putin is right when he says Trump has made significant achievements.
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"We realized we had to contextualize whatever achievements we had," Mr. Gonzalez said.
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Since 1990, the US celebrates her achievements on March 10 -- Harriet Tubman Day.
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The Trump administration might then find it harder to promote its economic achievements.
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Some of civilization's greatest achievements came in the wake of wars or epidemics.
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My wife's friend gives parties in her own honor: birthdays, life achievements, etc.
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Mr. Miller attributed his own rise to the achievements of the Democratic Party.
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We had, but beneath the achievements of Dayton lay the guilt over Rwanda.
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The 22007 law was one of Bill Clinton and Biden's biggest legislative achievements.
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Those rejected have lower test scores and less impressive academic and extracurricular achievements.
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Watch: Popular online videos touting students' achievements masked deeper problems at the school.
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Australia Day as a simple, untainted celebration of the country's achievements is finished.
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It's one of the most impressive social achievements of the past 30 years.
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The athletic achievements on her Wikipedia page became subsumed by stories of prostitution.
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"Stalin is to be praised for his political and economic achievements," she said.
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Workplace experts say collaboration tools are a great forum for recognizing employee achievements
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We are proud of what we are doing and proud of our achievements.
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And a paean to technological developments in artificial intelligence highlighted South Korean achievements.
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Ovechkin, 32, has never lacked for personal achievements in his 13-year career.
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It's also wise to avoid comparing your, your spouse's or your children's achievements.
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Kurt Finlayson, the scoutmaster for Ty's troop, No. 528, marveled at his achievements.
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Achievements don't just help us make connections; they also help sustain those connections.
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Their achievements have been immense – given the enormity and complexity of the project.
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But for those thinking that these achievements came easy, think again, Kim said.
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It's not necessarily comedy, but more like puns in achievements or mission names.
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And he earned prestige with a resume built on exaggerated and dubious achievements.
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JP: Well, that's what I do: put little asterisks next to my achievements.
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"Those achievements were phenomenally important because they met the moment," Mr. Buttigieg said.
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Scroll through the list of games in your library that have achievements. 3.
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Now the best way to preserve its access is to celebrate Trump's achievements.
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I think he started to lose perspective on the achievements of his life.
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Yet noteworthy as these real-world achievements are, they may understate Amazon's importance.
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Moreover, she did not always do the best job of promoting her achievements.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi says she wants to be remembered for her legislative achievements.
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Over my time in the National Guard we have seen some great achievements.
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His achievements—a balanced budget, criminal-justice reforms—have been cautious, bipartisan affairs.
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The wall has always been about his achievements as president — in physical form.
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The president deserves "high marks" for his economic achievements so far, Ryan added.
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What attributes and achievements will your manager want to see before promoting you?
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Trump's message of economic achievements ought to be resonating with the Alabama electorate.
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In spite of these achievements, those first years of Chile's independence were fraught.
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In return, all these social groups have a stake in the museum's achievements.
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Are players judged exclusively by their achievements and the logos on their uniforms?
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Such achievements represent more than added texture to the mosaic of modern America.
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Thank you to the parents and youth who let us know their achievements.
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Mr. Cuomo has described the Safe Act as one of his signature achievements.
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But it's short on insight into how he created his most moving achievements.
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I really see a basic income as a supplement to those great achievements.
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The awards will honor the year's best achievements in motion pictures, across 24 categories.
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These achievements have made e-government a potent source of soft power for Estonia.
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Every year on Armed Forces Day state television broadcasts features trumpeting the army's achievements.
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They are dismantling one of the most important progressive achievements since the Great Society.
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Kamkwamba's achievements have carried him away from his 60-family home village of Wimbe.
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Ultimately, the goal of these events is to incentivize technological achievements through various competitions.
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The achievements come at a time of heightened racial tension in the United States.
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On their own, each of these achievements would be considered consequential for any president.
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However, I count the achievements, ISIS, North Korea, perhaps, economy, Paris accords, Iran, Gorsuch.
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" Motherboard translates the Russian to "Hey Elon, envy the scientific achievements of our country!
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Even that sphere is too narrow a descriptor of all of Tricot's achievements here.
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None of my professional or academic achievements qualified me to become a permanent resident.
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"Hey devs: put in achievements for not firing guns in your game," Burbank suggested.
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Indeed, you could have all the achievements in the world and not be successful.
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When that happens, it will be largely because of your epic achievements this year.
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Of course, his arrangement acumen matches these other achievements, as this Instagram video reveals.
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We are extremely impressed with the technological achievements and domain expertise of the company.
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Another new website promotes the achievements of Ms Dlamini-Zuma, coyly without saying why.
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His achievements as a Modernist writer rank him alongside T.S. Eliot and James Joyce.
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So far the company's political achievements have been more transparent than its commercial ones.
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Yet the oddity is that, in many ways, Messi's achievements outstrip those of Maradona.
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Your attempt to backpedal only emphasizes your refusal to recognize us and our achievements.
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By looping in someone to monitor our progress, we're making chores into shared achievements.
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As he becomes more autocratic, Mr Erdogan is reversing his own achievements (see article).
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But the achievements I want to highlight don't easily comport with typical obituary fare.
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As for what the honour means -- it's given to people who've made outstanding achievements.
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His Israel was an Israel of tremendous achievements but also of shadows and lies.
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Americans talk up sexy topics such as technology when they pitch their company's achievements.
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His two-page resume is packed with achievements and highlights his broad aviation experience.
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And if we can pull it off, it'll be one of biotechnology's greatest achievements.
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The center aims to showcase Israel's technology achievements and encourage entrepreneurs and start-ups.
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Her Sims come along for the ride through all her career goal achievements IRL.
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The center aims to showcase Israel's technology achievements and encourage entrepreneurs and start-ups.
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The presidency matters more, domestically and overseas, than the simple tally of legislative achievements.
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He is also unfailingly genial and, for a politician, almost bashful about his achievements.
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User data is stored in the cloud and you can track achievements across platforms.
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These achievements are the more impressive since Rwanda is small, hilly, overcrowded and landlocked.
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"As far as career achievements go … this is the No. 1 thing," he said.
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Achievements are all that matter, and people and emotions just get in the way.
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Historic Moments are basically achievements that you can unlock on a per-game basis.
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The awards honor the achievements of African Americans in television, music, literature and film.
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That is especially true for legislative achievements, where the president's record is quite thin.
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" AhBuTongXue adds: "Hope these kids don't let their teachers down and earn great achievements.
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And don't forget to illustrate your unique professional story and achievements by adding visuals.
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Trump has now also done an interview with Reuters, ostensibly to highlight his achievements.
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Mr Trudeau scrapped the Conservatives' fiscal policy in part to preserve their other achievements.
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Russia's achievements in the Middle East go way beyond the success in Syria proper.
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The low-orbit satellites don't just mean fast, affordable internet connections and telecommunications achievements.
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But for most men and women with cancer, the clinical achievements were abysmal disappointments.
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The country's fighters are heroes and their achievements a source of immense national pride.
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"We value the achievements made with Russia in the President's first term," it read.
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Some have described the feat as among the most incredible athletic achievements in history.
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The pact was seen as one of former President Obama's key foreign policy achievements.
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Another aim of the trip was changing attitudes with the achievements of the project.
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Chinese universities tend to reward professors for achievements in research, not their teaching abilities.
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Those achievements are likely to be overshadowed by questions about the central bank's independence.
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Trump boasted of his great achievements on trade on behalf of the American people.
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Some feel weighted down by her baggage rather than lifted by her historical achievements.
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Commentators should stop chatting about athletes' marital statuses and children, and discuss their achievements.
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In his brief farewell on Friday, Mr. Harper offered a modest list of achievements.
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Here are six women who went on to even greater achievements after being fired.
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"Maintaining these achievements during an increasing security situation is really a challenge," Feroz said.
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There have been any number of heroes whose Olympic achievements are written in gold.
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In the past five years, Sage has racked up an impressive number of achievements.
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Despite these achievements, other parts of the 220006 law are outdated and need modernization.
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We should enlighten all Americans about the extraordinary contributions and achievements of this community.
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Jamsenpa attributes her amazing achievements to the connection between the mountain and her faith.
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They are achievements more like Nixon's opening to China than, say, the SALT accords.
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They're too goal-driven: high scores, perfect run-throughs of levels, achievements and trophies.
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The miracle of human flight with onboard snacks is one of humanity's great achievements.
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Guinness World Records has been documenting mind-blowing achievements since its inception in 1955.
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But one of his most notable achievements was well outside the field of acoustics.
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The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy touts its achievements since inauguration.
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Presumably, at least some of these characteristics have contributed to his achievements and success.
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But Melanie C's achievements extend far further than being one fifth of a band.
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Their efforts have led to major achievements, but they have been only partly successful.
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I'd be remiss not to mention some other cruise lines' efforts and achievements, too.
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This is another one of those illusory achievements that's mostly due to good timing.
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Bolsonaro's legislative achievements are thin: He has authored just two bills that became law.
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But mainly the G.O.P.'s political achievements depend on identity politics — white identity politics.
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These aren't extraordinary achievements; they're just the regular banal aspects of doing the job.
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In recent years, though, the achievements of the postwar era have come under scrutiny.
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Their dresses are not a reflection of their own style or their professional achievements.
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Soon, my Ivy League degrees and achievements paled in comparison with my sister's miracle.
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Their achievements should inspire generations of women to come and educate generations of men.
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The achievements and limitations of affirmative action in the United States is frequently cited.
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The more real-world achievements you complete, the better your virtual team can be.
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He likes to spitball with staff and study how to frame his policy achievements.
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Fourth, Trump does have two real achievements to his credit, two campaign promises kept.
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The film also doesn't make much effort to put her achievements in historical context.
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One of the most notable achievements of this administration has indeed been regulatory reform.
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Durable legislative achievements are also an important mark that presidents leave behind for history.
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Plahotniuc's party has trumpeted the achievements of its government under Prime Minister Pavel Filip.
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The annual video celebrates the best moments and achievements on the video-sharing site.
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There is much that could be written about the great achievements of Clinton's presidency.
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In 2009, the Texas Legislature passed a resolution honoring Ms. Conrad for her achievements.
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Now he must ensure that he doesn't become a victim of his own achievements.
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That Ms. Thomas is still standing afterward is not the least of her achievements.
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He has since been very impressed with Trump, he said, particularly his economic achievements.
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Johnson was a remarkable mind and person whose achievements went for too long unnoticed.
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Yet couching these achievements in a testament to Joseph Pulitzer's enduring genius seems trivializing.
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His opponents have appeared as extreme, blustering phonies, with no good ideas or achievements.
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Praise others&apos achievements"Abilities wither under criticism; they blossom under encouragement," Carnegie wrote.
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Passage of the NAFTA replacement would amount to one of his top legislative achievements.
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President Trump has no major legislative achievements and failed to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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Its creation is considered one of Democratic President Barack Obama's top domestic policy achievements.
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Media strategist Francesco Marconi has spent years studying how personal stories inspire incredible achievements.
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Special projects or one-time achievements are two ways to snag a discretionary bonus.
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One of them foreshadows La Cava's grand achievements as a director of feature films.
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While it's easy to underrate achievements like these, it's also easy to overstate them.
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But there are always those who'd rather focus on her appearance than her achievements.
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"Social media's technological achievements and progress have outsped regulatory supervision and oversight," Kass said.
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The President's disregard of these achievements could be life and death for many people.
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We long for new achievements because we quickly habituate to what we've already accomplished.
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On Sunday night, Hossa added a bit of good luck to his great achievements.
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While he was impressed by its achievements, he figured out how to improve things.
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The technical achievements of Season 2 got lost in the bad press as well.
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His policy achievements thus far have been sharply polarizing, needlessly disruptive, and poorly vetted.
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Golberg's role in the DES debacle is less well known than his later achievements.
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I think self-driving cars will be one of this century's greatest technical achievements.
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His invented cityscapes are one of his greatest achievements, as are his invented landscapes.
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In order to reach higher office, every official needs astonishing achievements in their tenure.
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They are grateful for how far they have come and don't brag about their achievements.
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Silverstein's site highlights achievements of women in film, while calling out injustices where they live.
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There is no reason to throw all our achievements on the ground and just go!
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This hashtag refers to achievements like being able to walk up stairs without getting breathless.
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But despite all these achievements, Lockard said he always thought about graduating after returning home.
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Ahead of Friday's forum, Chinese state media has been keen to trumpet the policy's achievements.
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The rule was one of the Labor Department's signature achievements under former President Barack Obama.
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Brains, beyond their signature achievements in thinking and problem solving, are paragons of energy efficiency.
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There will be more welcome sights, and possibly some genuine achievements from the Trump administration.
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State TV stations carried flattering reports Friday all about Trump&aposs business and political achievements.
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The Oscar winner was being honored at the 46th annual event for his career achievements.
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Unfortunately, barely anyone noticed her achievements because so much is being made of Williams' comeback.
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We deserve the same accolades and admiration for our achievements as white folks have received.
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Her achievements as a coach led to speaking engagement opportunities and, eventually, a book deal.
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Or, should these mediums remain exclusive in the way we evaluate and recognize their achievements?
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These notable achievements are clear evidence of the success of China's ethnic and religion policies.
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Yet, none of those wildly impressive achievements seem to feel all that strange for her.
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Barr and White were also women's rights advocates, as was Tyler, implicitly, through her achievements.
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But like many a proud parent, he can't resist showing off their hard-earned achievements!
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I do not, however, want to minimize the scope of Mr. Rawlence's efforts or achievements.
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Napoleon's stature might have been modest but, for good and ill, his achievements were vast.
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It was weird timing, but most great spaceflight achievements often serve as moments of reflection.
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I would like to express my sincere appreciation for Nick's distinguished achievements as Group President.
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Of course, this isn't the only one of her husband's achievements Biel has celebrated recently.
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Kjetil Tronvoll of Bjorknes University College notes the achievements so far are "low-hanging fruits".
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They consistently ignore the President&aposs achievements while grasping at any straw to assail him.
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China is a curious sort of superpower: admired for its achievements but lacking real friends.
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Apple's iPhone XS cameras close the gap, but they can't eclipse Google's Pixel 2 achievements.
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At 77 minutes, the film devotes insufficient runtime to 106 years filled with singular achievements.
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Regular Lovers, one of his foremost achievements, appears as a grand summation of his work.
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This technology, which combines freelance or on-demand work, can result in top financial achievements.
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The group wanted to "divert attention from the achievements" of President Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi.
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Yet when congratulated on his achievements, he says he hopes "to be successful one day".
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When the mother recognizes you—your achievements—you get the hit of endorphins or dopamine.
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One may only regret that failed politicians could take all that as their own achievements.
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Messy as it may be, India's political system may be credited with some great achievements.
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But a proxy measure, the way people view their own achievements, suggests it is accurate.
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Mankind's greatest achievements have come about by talking, and its greatest failures by not talking.
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Los Angeles would be delighted if he matched the achievements of either of those greats.
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Surely someone wants to throw Biles a party to celebrate her amazing achievements in Rio?
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Behind every successful woman, there's a thirsty man trying to take credit for her achievements.
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" "He describes himself in terms of boastful, showing off achievements and how good he is.
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Enacting gay marriage was one of the main achievements of his six years in office.
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Despite the backlash, Trump supporters consider the embassy opening one of the administration's major achievements.
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It would be cruel to diminish the king's many achievements in rural agriculture and development.
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"Like so many monumental achievements, it began with an overabundance of butts," Biracree told VICE.
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There are few things nicer than hearing your friend praise their partner for their achievements.
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Reopening diplomatic ties with Cuba in 2014 was among the major achievements of Obama's tenure.
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MAL and related sites also issue fun challenges and achievements to incentivize a completionist mentality.
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The promise of doing something you might never have dreamed of. Money. Skills. Connections. Achievements.
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Most people like to talk about themselves and their achievements, so this isn't that hard.
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After an announcer hailed Brooks's achievements, the 90-year-old accepted his medal from Obama.
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The illustrations, which celebrate the achievements of Black women, were created for Black History Month.
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"Build in contingencies for financial challenges and milestones for marking achievements or failures," Vasileff said.
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He would run away from the diplomatic achievements of every Republican president since Ronald Reagan.
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Many of his achievements in the Navy had little to do with fighting or war.
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Despite the achievements and contributions of Asian Americans, we are significantly underrepresented in corporate leadership.
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But though those are all welcome achievements for Mr Putin, there is another overarching one.
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"Even posting tiny achievements tells a good (and your very real) story," one fan replied.
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But it doesn't mean that the firm only wants to focus on complex tech achievements.
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His legacy was mostly hidden—we only know about his achievements through his diligent notes.
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Many different examples show France's know-how with these innovations and not only tech achievements.
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I think when you look at who's best, you have to look at their achievements.
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But, so far, his achievements abroad don't say much for his skills as a negotiator.
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After all the awards given for achievements in show business, Oscar is still number one.
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Trump likes to boast about the strong labor market as one of his crown achievements.
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But if its cultural heft is clear, its commercial achievements may be just as remarkable.
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Productive mobility isn't a theory, it's a practice, advanced by network innovations and interface achievements.
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Goldman Sachs, an investor and customer, said it was "impressed" by Immersive's achievements so far.
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Candidates for the EB-1B green card must demonstrate great achievements in their academic field.
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One sure sign of success is the ability to celebrate others' achievements with sincere enthusiasm.
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President Trump should stop making "unforced errors" that dominate headlines and cloud his achievements, Rep.
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Jamsenpa attributes her amazing achievements to the connection climbing Everest gives her to her faith.
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Why weaken one of this country's greatest civil rights achievements in the Voting Rights Act?
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His achievements with Fosun International have created a legacy for future business leaders to emulate.
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But since he retired in 2008 no Brazilian has come close to repeating his achievements.
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Their achievements and longevity are well-worth celebrating, and not just at birthdays and funerals.
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The future success of a nation is dependent upon the educational achievements of its children.
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And I would consider it one of my crowning achievements if I can do it.
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As long as I have more dreams in my head than achievements, I am young.
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A tribute — and, with the prospective scholarship, a cause — worthy of Mr. Scott's many achievements.
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The Spurs released a statement highlighting his achievements, but without a quotation from the player.
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It is an epic statement of the cultural, naval, and maritime achievements of the nation.
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The gender imbalance has persisted despite decades of achievements on the podium by pioneering women.
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It taught me that my achievements could never protect me from being judged by others.
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In Washington, the achievements of bilingual students now are recognized in new, more equitable ways.
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He noted in particular the president's achievements with Iran and Cuba and national health insurance.
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The suit was settled, and Ward eventually sold his company, but VieVu's achievements still rankled.
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It turns out that liberal democracy and free trade may actually be rather fragile achievements.
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Are you willing to have jealous colleagues ascribe your well-earned achievements to sexual prowess?
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But that masks the real achievements of the first woman to run the giant lender.
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The appearance was broadcast live on national television accompanied by music praising Hun Sen's achievements.
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He said he hoped the show in Washington would validate Afghans' traditions and cultural achievements.
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The legislative achievements of 22019 were not a result of one party exercising power unilaterally.
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NASA will pursue other unique missions and opportunities, adding to its unmatched history of achievements.
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Despite his achievements on the slopes, Kenworthy is known by many as the 'gay skier'.
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It's an insoluble paradox that she demonstrates real devotion to the achievements of both men.
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And that draw has already been superseded in the list of Iceland's greatest football achievements.
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The discrepancy between Williams' achievements and those of Riske could not have been more stark.
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Kelly didn't particularly distinguish himself with major policy achievements during his brief stint at DHS.
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And by now his career achievements, at the very least, match Jay Z and Kanye's.
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"Cheat codes were no longer the currency of hardcore gamers once Achievements appeared," said Amrich.
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One of McCain's crowning achievements in the Senate was the McCain-Feingold Act in 2002.
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But Patrick speaks of him openly, and with pride in his achievements in human rights.
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Garcetti also noted his own achievements as leader of one of the nation's largest cities.
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Start by asking the interviewer to identify what achievements would indicate success in the position.
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And it helps that recently, many artists have delivered late-career achievements just before dying.
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Mr. Johnson stood for something beyond the ruthless pursuit of scores, metrics and marketable achievements.
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A Times Critic's Pick, the 26 movie is considered one of Japan's greatest cinematic achievements.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda, Patti LaBelle and others look back at his long list of achievements.
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Still, amid their exuberance, Democrats concede it could take time to assemble substantial policy achievements.
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In 2002, he received the World of Children Award for his achievements in child advocacy.
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This combination will enable us together to build further on the great achievements of TPH.
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Unfortunately all of those achievements tumbled into oblivion a few months before he left office.
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Among his signature achievements, Mr. Bergland helped steer the Farm Act of 1977 through Congress.
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Scholars have described these early works as almost a résumé of Schütz's achievements to date.
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Vaccinations save lives, protect our children and are one of our greatest public health achievements.
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It is celebrating the achievements by simultaneously launching 27,523 model rockets at 252:213 a.m.
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It has even collaborated with Guinness World Records to celebrate unconventional achievements at the race.
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In the United States, we often honor similar achievements with bronze cleats mounted to plaques.
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Especially during times like these, look at the team's achievements and celebrate what they've done.
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Point to specific achievements, and benchmark them against particular markers within your organization or profession.
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One hundred days into his administration, President Trump has few legislative achievements to his name.
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A new type of nationalism and authoritarianism is questioning the achievements of freedom and democracy.
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There is a monument to her achievements in the curve of the track in Caslav.
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"We're going to talk about the achievements that we've made," the president told Sean Hannity.
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Sanders' defense of the achievements of socialist dictatorships will fill President Donald Trump's campaign ads.
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" Iger himself characterized his achievements while running ABC Entertainment as "putting an organization in place.
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But we should focus on the positives and celebrate the achievements of Kristina and Caroline.
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For them, it's the achievements of the CFPB, rather than the politics, that really matter.
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But some look to the greatest achievements of the past and find plenty to love.
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And he framed his Democratic rivals as the leading opponents of his foreign policy achievements.
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Don't let the team's achievements overshadow or take the place of highlighting your own accomplishments.
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Some of the strongest defenses of liberalism's achievements come from people who identify as ''socialists.
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One of NAFTA's crowning achievements was phasing out virtually all tariffs between the three countries.
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The Padma awards recognize achievements from social work and public affairs to medicine and literature.
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Oxford: Hero: A person who is admired for their courage, outstanding achievements, or noble qualities.
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Granma, the main government newspaper, published a special edition on Mr. Castro's life and achievements.
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We should celebrate their achievements and congratulate them for their contributions to science and humankind.
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Also holding back educational achievements are outdated measures of success, like high school graduation rates.
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Prepare some generic examples of your achievements and challenges to help bolster any unexpected questions.
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That didn't stop CEO Evan Spiegel from boasting to investors about the weenie's pioneering achievements.
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Despite Trump's self-proclaimed success, he left Asia with no significant policy achievements in hand.
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While 2010 was a watershed year for anthropology, 2011 was all about achievements in space.
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"We want peace, but we don't want to lose our achievements," said Aqilla Mustafavi, 25.
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By reminding us of their achievements, Dube gives his readers the substantial gift of hope.
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Millions of Snapchatters have enjoyed Bob Marley's music, and we respect his life and achievements.
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That seems to be one of the core achievements that people identify with the ACA.
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It's not easy for me as a black person to dismiss another black man's achievements.
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Square's images evoke the ambivalence accompanying proffered freedom, even with diplomas denoting rarefied academic achievements.
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Yet none of these achievements will persuade her to see herself as any kind of pioneer.
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It includes nine expandable features: Forest, Timeline, Tags, Friend, Achievements, Store, Real Forest, News, and Settings.
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Trump has vowed to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, one of Obama's signature achievements.
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Like the proud parents of toddlers, my husband and I display our achievements on our fridge.
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When someone isn't supportive of your dreams and achievements, they don't deserve your happiness and success.
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"It's easy on the campaign trail to criticize the achievements of the previous administration," she said.
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Perhaps bridging this barrier is one of his biggest achievements—it's a monumental contribution to culture.
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She praised the achievements of the Lebanese government under Hariri, who resigned saying he feared assassination.
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That was the genesis of the song itself, to celebrate the achievements that women have made.
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You know, over at the Republican Party, we celebrate these achievements that are happening every day.
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The feature shares game saves, achievements, and DLC, allowing for seamless swapping between console and computer.
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QD's character motion capture techniques and dynamic camera work stand out as achievements in graphics. 4.
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This legislation offers women a rare opportunity to capitalize on their athletic achievements while in college.
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Despite her achievements, Patterson said she didn't set out with dreams of medals or national fame.
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But I will vote for him because I very much like his many achievements as president.
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Indeed, Obama himself has long been an advocate of going further than his own administration's achievements.
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" His less-heralded achievements included several opera librettos, including the one for Virgil Thomson's "Lord Byron.
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Microsoft is teasing what it describes as big and bold changes to its Xbox Live Achievements.
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They justify one-party rule by pointing to such achievements as economic growth and social stability.
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Yet Chinese officials worry that pupils' achievements may exact too heavy a mental and physical price.
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But after all the defeats over the previous 30 years, aren't those achievements something to celebrate?
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I'm not the one responsible for these achievements, and I shouldn't be the one receiving honors.
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This awards show honors both guest acting and the behind-the-scenes technical achievements in television.
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The achievements that Arlen made in the next three years would be impressive for any child.
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The scientist, born in 1933, was a pioneer with achievements including the discovery of superheavy elements.
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Gene's footprints remain on the moon, and his achievements are imprinted in our hearts and memories.
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He has held rallies in key electoral states and reeled off his achievements at every turn.
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Despite his wartime achievements, Medicine Crow was philosophical about war: "No one wins," he once said.
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His achievements were so extraordinary that every successor has been measured by how their records compare.
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He went on to enumerate the many achievements of the president's first full day in office.
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Can a nice cup of lemonade, one of our society's best achievements, ever truly be owned?
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Among his other achievements, Donald Trump is the most politically successful conspiracy theorist in American history.
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Shortly after her death, Twitter users came together to celebrate some of the actresses' greatest achievements.
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Her upbringing, mental health issues and high school achievements were among the topics of her testimony.
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The Oscars recognize filmmaking achievements in 24 categories, ranging from Best Picture to best short films.
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Perhaps because too many people ignore women's athletic achievements as being lesser than their male counterparts.
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Still, the conference's on-court achievements are not lost on players and others within the sport.
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Maybe you will find that your biggest moment of insecurity will bring you your biggest achievements.
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Would you say that Ultimate Painting has now eclipsed the achievements of Mazes and Veronica Falls?
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Most broadly, the month is a time to celebrate the contributions and achievements of black people.
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We both tend to remember occasions by what we wore; her memories include more sartorial achievements.
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Rahman defended his record at the central bank, saying he was proud of his achievements there.
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We should be celebrating those achievements and studying how we can translate them across the board.
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We're breaking down each of the youngsters' early achievements, from artsy endeavors to athletic expertise. Brooklyn
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The various small achievements of Battlefield 1 should, one hopes, cajole its contemporaries into doing better.
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Scholars on the left had also begun to question the antitrust achievements of the New Deal.
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The same might be said of Newton's theory of gravitation and many other great scientific achievements.
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" A Washington Examiner column defending Pruitt said he was responsible for Trump's "most significant policy achievements.
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This – among many other achievements – will have a long-lasting, positive effect on the American people.
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Any reduction in HIV prevention or the care of patients with HIV threatens these amazing achievements.
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Read on for the small lifestyle tweaks that will pave the way for big life achievements.
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"All the world continues to benefit from this faith and its achievements," Bush said that November.
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Establishing "Porgy" as a secure part of the operatic repertory is one of his proudest achievements.
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Landing 12 people on the moon remains one of NASA's greatest achievements, if not the greatest.
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Oculus has added a vital component of gaming to its Rift and Gear VR headsets: achievements.
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The "Museum of the Democratic and Cultural Revolution" tells Bolivia's recent history through Morales' own achievements.
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Nevertheless, in the time honored tradition, U.S. presidents can take credit for achievements on their watch.
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The same goes for long-term achievements that you look to accomplish in life, he said.
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Just a short list of Scott Pruitt's achievements during his tenure as the E.P.A. Chief. pic.twitter.
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Clinton's lifetime of political achievements and failures ensure that she'll be anything but a historical footnote.
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In between these achievements, Schlafly was particularly outspoken about issues such as homosexuality, women, and immigration.
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If you compare that with the achievements of Mr Trump's predecessors, it is not too bad.
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David Bowie, who died late Sunday, gave the world too many artistic achievements to document here.
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But despite nearly 27 years in Congress he has few legislative achievements to show for it.
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I want to take a moment to remind you of some of our many achievements together.
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There is nothing like a life well-lived; a life with a purpose, goals and achievements.
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He added on Tuesday that meant taking pride in the achievements and celebrating, while avoiding complacency.
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Here are some developmental achievements you don't really need to waste time, energy and anxiety pushing.
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His considerable achievements in education, health care and basic welfare could not mask this fundamental failure.
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The Apollo 11 mission was one the greatest collective achievements of American innovation, grit, and determination.
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American, Russian, and South Korean intelligence reports also vary in their assessments of the program's achievements.
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The president's first months in office have included no major legislative achievements and controversy after controversy.
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The list of domestic initiatives is largely confined to reversals of achievements of the Obama era.
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Meanwhile, the Islamic militant group, Hamas, "has emerged without tangible achievements" after the deadly border clash.
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While March 8 may be International Women's Day, there's reason to celebrate our achievements every day.
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It's hard to overstate the impact that Glenn had on US history; his achievements are numerous.
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Maybe it's because it drives me nuts that I am not raking in achievements fast enough.
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Warren Buffett released his annual letter to shareholders today and in it calls America's achievements "miraculous."
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However, despite a list of achievements that span six years, she's hardly a household name yet.
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And, judging by the way she talks, she wants to eclipse Rousey's achievements in MMA, too.
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It's not only a day to celebrate women's achievements but also to work toward gender equality.
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The 'Wolf Hall' trilogy will endure as one of the extraordinary literary achievements of our lifetime.
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Increasingly Mr. Campbell's eight years, with their achievements and their stumbles, look like an inevitable interregnum.
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Iran holds an annual celebration of its nuclear programme, during which Tehran announces its nuclear achievements.
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In three instances works from the 1960s or '70s underscore the achievements of distinguished female artists.
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But while all of that is true, it does not mean his achievements should be downplayed.
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"His unique achievements as an athlete and entrepreneur are and will remain unforgettable," the statement said.
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While these projects have produced significant achievements, smaller, less pricey missions also might advance planetary science.
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Add 100 career titles to Roger Federer's staggering list of tennis achievements.
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First awarded in 1963, it has honored achievements in fields including art (Norman Rockwell), architecture (I.
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Also please mention any noteworthy awards you received, as well as charitable activities and special achievements.
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On several commemorative stamps, her achievements were incorrectly attributed to a non-existent cat named Félix.
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On Monday, the 70th annual Primetime Emmy Awards honored the past year's greatest achievements in television.
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Below, they reflect on how well they accept compliments and honor their achievements, big and small.
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LONDON — When new employees join Huawei, they are given books about the Chinese telecommunications company's achievements.
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Present the unique skills and achievements you bring, particularly ones that are in shortage industry-wide.
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"It's amazing to hear a woman's mathematical achievements celebrated and discussed in such detail," she said.
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Attributing Hillary Clinton's loss in 2016 to a lack of likability undermines the achievements of women.
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His big achievements were renaming city streets, repairing the sewer system and tearing down derelict buildings.
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China fully safeguards human rights and China has made many achievements in this regard, he added.
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The former vice president rolled out his own video in January, featuring Obama praising his achievements.
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Along with antisepsis and anesthesia, they rank as one of the greatest achievements of scientific medicine.
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And last June, the organization opened the Roger Sherman Learning Center, which traces Mr. Sherman's achievements.
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Mr. Minniti said that the challenge facing the left was to take credit for their achievements.
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At the federal level, legislative achievements have ground to nearly a complete halt in recent years.
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Trump is inaccurate as a matter of course, and all presidents brag about their economic achievements.
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The first of many great African-American achievements, I felt inspired, renewed and all-powerful afterward.
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But some high school girls, playing on teams of boys, are gaining attention for their achievements.
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"There would be a general feeling that her sports career and remarkable achievements remain," he said.
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He said he had urged the attendees to talk about the positive achievements of the administration.
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But those impressive achievements don't match up with the success she accumulated in her bank account.
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This usually tends to happen with movies that are positioned as directorial achievements, as Parasite was.
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Raisman said she's taking much-needed time and space to reflect on her years of achievements.
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"It's quite amazing actually — juggling work and school and us," Shaun said of her mother's achievements.
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We all know this month, February, is set aside to honor the achievements of African Americans.
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With 'Project Gigaton', Walmart publicizes the achievements of suppliers who track and reduce their carbon emissions.
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Silver, who worked for Stern for 22 years, is praised for his achievements since becoming commissioner.
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She will be honored for her achievements at the American Black Film Festival later this month.
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You can earn certificates for your work, and share your achievements with friends, colleagues, and employers.
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When it comes to the mainland, the official curriculum focuses on the party's recent economic achievements.
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Musical achievements have got to be race-neutral and gender-neutral in terms of judging them.
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"One way of highlighting specific skills, experiences and achievements is by bolding the text," she said.
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"I think I'm going to put this down as one of our great achievements," Trump continued.
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On the trail last weekend, Cuomo veered strategically between listing his achievements and railing against Trump.
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