"In my mind, Apple being successful depended on distribution being successful," she says.
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What are the connections between being successful in business and being successful in collecting?
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"'Making it' or 'being successful' as an individual was nothing compared to being successful as a community," she said.
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"There's a difference between being successful on Twitter and social media like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and being relatable on social media platforms and actually being successful in real life," she said.
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A team like this, especially, that's used to being successful.
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Plus, I'm only ever one collection away from being successful.
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" What is the right balance for being successful at "Jeopardy!
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So the idea of being successful in Hollywood was ludicrous.
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Being successful often boils down to one important trait: being intentional.
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I stopped caring about money and being "successful" in society's standards.
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Being successful requires the same traits no matter what you do.
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The likelihood of those tactics being successful seems questionable at best.
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Analysts played down the chances of Ashley's latest maneuver being successful.
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Whether Bitcoin itself ends up being successful is not what matters.
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"Commercial success?" is not about being successful on the commercial market.
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I believe we have a really good shot at it being successful.
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I used to think being busy was a sign of being successful.
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Being successful at the game requires coordination, accuracy, and lightning fast reflexes.
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"The agreement is just on the edge of being successful," Olson said.
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Being successful is centered around not letting BS get in your way.
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I think about being successful and knowing that I can do it.
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The first step in being successful is managing your emotions, Robbins says.
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The Point: A BIG part of being successful in politics is timing.
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We both worked out together, and pushed each other into being successful.
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Earlier detection could give potential preventative treatments a better shot of being successful.
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"I feel like I'm always apologizing for being successful," Bethenny reveals through tears.
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Meanwhile, all these other dudes are being successful and making incredible hip-hop.
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"Being successful at almost anything means having a passion for it," said Buffett.
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"Being successful at almost anything means having a passion for it," says Buffett.
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"Gratitude is the ultimate key to being successful in business and in life."
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For this album, I didn't want to care about being successful, I guess.
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It's great seeing trans people being successful in any outlets and it's inspiring.
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And if we can, then I would think of that as being successful.
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But the food conglomerate hardly needs the deal to continue being successful, Feeney said.
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My blog also has lots of advice on choosing PhD programs and being successful.
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Speaking of wins, this is the closest Joel has ever come to being successful.
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Competing, and most importantly, being successful in this "new" world requires a different approach.
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The key to being successful in morning television is "being authentic," said Gifford, 64.
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Speaking through her lawyers, Semenya said she remains hopeful of her appeal being successful.
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It's the joy of competing, the joy of him and his teammates being successful.
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Being successful requires being proactive and not waiting for life to come to you.
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If so, the odds, I think, are in favor of it not being successful.
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Is a diet successful if it stops being successful once you're done with it?
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But working hard and being successful doesn&apost always lead to recognition and advancement.
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The Department has in place many safeguards to prevent any possible attempts from being successful.
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"It is clear that we have a vital interest in France being successful," he said.
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"The motivations I had for being successful were somewhat dysfunctional," she told Fortune's Pattie Sellers.
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But Buffett has long said that IQ isn't the single defining factor to being successful.
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None of these has anything to do with being successful in the supposed free market.
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Being successful at capital preservation means knowing the importance of saving money and preventing loss.
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There are some who fault Sonia for being successful in this way, including, improbably, Italians.
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I will accomplish this ... do not doubt me at not being successful at achieving this.
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"Part of being successful in development is being sensitive to local concerns," Mr. Kaplan said.
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The secret to being successful, keeping your job and even scoring a role like hers?
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However, being successful at capital preservation means knowing the importance of saving money and preventing loss.
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Choosing to work hard is key when it comes to being successful, according to Jeff Bezos.
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Upon doing another record, it doesn't really have to hinge on the idea of being successful.
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"In my job and detective work overall, being successful sometimes causes other people pain," he explained.
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These connections and friendships support refugee students in being successful in school and in our community.
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"Being successful at almost anything means having a passion for it," says the Oracle of Omaha.
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Under FATF rules one country's opposition is not enough to prevent a motion from being successful.
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Robert Pittenger has issued an apology after saying protesters in Charlotte "hate white people" for being successful.
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The only memes you can make about Beyoncé are ones about being a boss and being successful.
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But the Clinton campaign is not worried about Sanders being successful in attracting the superdelegates, Fallon said.
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It's hard to balance giving everything you need to your kids and then being successful at work.
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Of course, being successful on these newer platforms is contingent on understanding how to maximize your investment.
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Gausman being successful is important for the Orioles, but after three starts his ERA now is 7.23.
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"Congratulations to @JudicialWatch and @TomFitton on being successful in getting the Carter Page FISA documents," Trump wrote.
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In an interview with Business Insider, Miele shared her three biggest keys to being successful at work.
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"Apple has a lot of gates in the way to prevent that from being successful," he said.
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"Some of that brashness was actually critical to the company being successful," said one student, Andrew Bininger.
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Probably the biggest barrier to it being successful is whether the Liberal Party can hold itself together.
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He&aposs doing what&aposs best for his career, family, doing what he&aposs doing being successful.
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"Superficial things to gain from being successful in music don't interest her, which is cool," she said.
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"Glasgow has this image of being successful and culturally dynamic, but it's very fragile," Mr. Coley said.
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The reality is there's a meaningful barrier to entry to being successful on YouTube and understanding it.
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"The talent is one thing, playing the game is one thing, being successful is one thing," Pettitte said.
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" So when it comes to being successful, she said "it's really important for men to be on board.
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Having a mission and trying to do something really complicated and being successful at it is very rewarding.
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We were part of it being successful, and now they're turning it around and treating us like dirt.
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That's why I think we get to see another company that are really doing this and being successful.
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You have to help them on a path towards being successful, and sometimes it doesn't take a lot.
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It's about greatness and becoming in a deep, profound way, rather than just being "successful" within the system.
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Candidates who end up getting hired and being successful at Facebook, Wiliams says, are both learners and builders.
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De Luca told Hassan's parents that he believed there was a 50% chance of the treatment being successful.
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"One of the downsides of being successful and rich is you create some resentment from people," he said.
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That's why you need what I call the "super life," or being successful in every aspect of life.
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"All indications point to everything being successful," Jackson McQuigg, vice president of properties for the history center, said Saturday.
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And usually when you are a young company this can be the difference between being successful or a failure.
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We had no expectations of it being successful, and so in many ways, that's why I think it was.
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Being successful in real estate requires operating 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year.
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"My financial goal is to...keep growing and keep being successful, but on...a realistic scale for my life."
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"For all intents and purposes, she was doing well and on the road to being successful," her grandfather said.
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"Kathryn Bigelow is notoriously known for being successful by projecting a very negative view of Muslims," said CAIR's Hussein.
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With friends like Panasonic and Samsung, the 4K / UHD Blu-ray format might stand a chance of being successful.
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The heaviness of being successful was replaced by the lightness of being a beginner again, less sure about everything.
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"It's probably seeing us doing it, and being successful, and seeing other players being open to it," she said.
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One of the fathers said the chance of being successful in music is the same as winning the lottery.
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Only about a third of plots and 40 percent of attempted coups end up being successful, according to the data.
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In addition to being successful actresses and producers, Williams and Reiner are also Tastebuddies: two friends who connect over food.
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Nearly two thirds (93 percent) of the millennials who tried to get a lower commission rate percent reported being successful.
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Being successful means lower draft picks, forcing the Wings to rebuild through their farm system and relying on free agents.
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That means, in this Supreme Court fight, unified opposition will be essential -- even if it falls short of being successful.
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Being successful on YouTube as a creator can be a challenge, but one thing is certain: You need a strategy.
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While creativity and vision are also crucial to being successful, Hawk says your passion will be your most enduring trait.
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Education means increasing chances of getting a job and being successful to eradicate poverty, ignorance and economic imbalance in society.
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Bill Gates, Oprah Winfrey, Jeff Bezos and Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff all have something in common besides being successful billionaires.
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Next, you'll have to define the problems in the current system that might prevent students from being successful in school.
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" "And if he's successful and happened to have made money being successful," she added, "that, folks, is the American dream.
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Trump said over the weekend he had also made sacrifices in his life by working hard, creating jobs and being successful.
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"I think what we went through was a retest of the May pullback and it ended up being successful," he said.
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Kendall likes being successful, but she also struggles with anxiety, and finds her crazy schedule can negatively affect her mental stability.
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However, as an entrepreneur, I've learned that being successful is about listening to your head as well as following your heart.
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In America, we don't begrudge people for being successful, but we know they shouldn't do it by destroying other people's dreams.
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Cloaked with the protection of social normalcy that comes with being "successful" in an idyllic space, the matriarch of Mamma Mia!
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This missile system suffered from a string of failures with only its most recent sixth attempt -- in June 215 -- being successful.
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"He's a great example of someone being successful and competitive, yet still being able to see the big picture," Bertagna said.
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When have I put winning or being successful on the field ahead of truly putting the success of the student athlete?
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We on some crazy shit, do whatever you feeling but still being successful at the same time in your own way.
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This is Schäfer's specialty: take a team that has no business being successful and bring them to the edge of glory.
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Our lives are calculated through formulas and equations on the blackboard, controlling the risk and maximizing the probability of being successful.
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"Everybody seems to be doing their job at a high level right now, and that's why we're being successful," Williams said.
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Of the many programs some groups promote as being abstinence-based, Mathematica has confirmed four as having evidence of being successful.
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"Being successful is having the freedom and the options available to you to do anything and everything you want," he says.
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So they were eager for professional perspective or input about how their behavior is interfering in the process of them being successful.
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The extension is designed to stop malware being loaded onto PCs from malicious sites, and to prevent phishing emails from being successful.
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Today, after just one miscarriage, the statistics tell me that I have an 80 percent chance of my next pregnancy being successful.
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While designing a game might be what you're good at, being successful requires a far broader skillset than just programming or art.
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He added that Trump's biggest goal includes being "successful" and predicted a Trump presidency would not reflect all of his campaign rhetoric.
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Maintaining focus, excitement, drive, and being "successful" (whatever that means to you) is even more of a challenge when you're the boss.
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The Kardashians are most known for being successful reality TV stars, but on social media, they don't always keep it as real.
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I think the most important thing about being successful in the venture business is being able to work with these great entrepreneurs.
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"If you're not addressing one of those five priorities, you've got almost no hope of a budget bid being successful," he said.
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Security forces were seen as being successful in breaking up militant networks after key figures like Bashir were rounded up and jailed.
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This was a rare instance of an MTR being successful, indicating that Democrats were struggling to get the votes to defeat it.
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I did learn at U.N.C. that when people came together to make reforms, they have such a stronger likelihood of being successful.
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The videos focus on three main topics that, according to misguided popular opinion, keep girls from being successful coders: boobs, beauty and menstruation.
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Vanuatu's foreign minister said legal advice had indicated "we have a very good chance of being successful" with lawsuits built on such research.
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As I started being successful in business I realized as he said, everybody should give back a little more than they take out.
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His philosophy on running and growing companies is akin to being successful at sports: Keep a positive attitude through the highs and lows.
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Remember: Part of being successful isn't just showing up every day, it's knowing what you need to do to perform at your best.
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But having a wide array of companies going public and being successful in the end is good for the technology ecosystem, Doran said.
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You have a bunch of behaviors, you have a bunch of business processes that have been codified after decades and decades of being successful.
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"This presents additional barriers to women being successful in technology," says Lindsey Linder, report author and policy attorney for the Texas Criminal Justice Coalition.
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"I think friends and family have to understand that, you know, despite high levels of motivation, being successful immediately is not likely," he says.
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Being successful at working from home doesn't require a magic checklist of dos and don'ts, but instead a focused desire to perform and succeed.
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He was instrumental in me being successful at ESPN, but the desire to do other things in different ways was there independent of him.
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As soon as he won, they began going after social security, Medicare, and Medicaid, and we had to really stop them from being successful.
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The world saw me as being successful, but they didn't know that at this point I had become a closet user, a closet drinker.
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I had bought a new house, based on the prospect of "Armageddon Rag" being successful, and I had to take out a second mortgage.
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"Frankly, there is no country in the world that has a greater vested interest in the United States being successful than Canada," he said.
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"When people believe that acne was holding them back from finding love or being successful, the idea of acne returning is very scary," he says.
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That's a big part of their go-to-market strategy and their branding and culture, so I applaud them for being successful and being provocative.
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Fitch makes no assumption over the likelihood of the offer being successful, but notes the offer has the unanimous support of Sky's Independent board committee.
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"The incentive for the bot operator is they are making money doing this and being successful, so they're going to keep coming back," says Roberts.
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"As long as you can say you're kicking ass and being successful under Trump's name, he's fine with it," says one former Trump campaign aide.
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We must never accept terrorists being successful, we must never accept that terrorists can destroy our life or destroy the way we lead our lives.
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Particularly someone who takes great pride in being successful because that would pull the rug out from underneath him and he definitely wouldn't be successful.
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"The key to being successful when purchasing your first home is purchasing a home that is significantly less than what you qualify for," he said.
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But it's not just about opportunity -- being successful also requires determination, fearlessness and grit -- all of which I learned from the women in my family.
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"My mom worked, and I think it's good for kids to see women working and being successful," Witherspoon, 40, tells InStyle for its December cover story.
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In addition in my experience of doing bomb threats putting someones [sic] name in the emailed threat will reduce the chance of the threat being successful.
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"I think she's definitely somebody who is focused on her career and focused on being successful inside the octagon and outside the octagon," he tells PEOPLE.
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Certainly not to punish the platforms merely for being big or for being successful — a narrative the many voices on Big Tech's payroll like to push.
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"My mom worked, and I think it's good for kids to see women working and being successful," Witherspoon, 40, told InStyle for its December cover story.
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If they take all that away and it just becomes a big commercial entity – all about money, all about being successful – it won't be the same.
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"My thinking was, If The Mountain Will Fall LP ends up being successful, I'd be in a much more positive place in my career," he said.
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CEO Randall Stephenson went a step further, saying the chances of the DOJ's appeal being successful are "remote" and that it "changes nothing" for the companies.
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Whether the merger ends up being successful or not, it is necessary that corporations not be held back from attempting to provide better products to consumers.
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"But he will [have to] evaluate the chance of his veto being successful and quite possibly decide it just isn't worth" the risk of a failed block.
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The auction for initially 150 MW was oversubscribed and the bigger award resulted from one big single bid exceeding the limit but nevertheless being successful, it said.
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Jenkins is a YouTube veteran, and he understands that being part of the community means accepting that these kinds of memes are just part of being successful.
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Let's stop kidding ourselves that being "successful" (however you define it) at the former automatically qualifies you for the latter or guarantees you'll be good at it.
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Once he figured the chances of his plan being successful were slim, he emailed Tommy Fello, the owner of the restaurant, and asked if he could help.
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House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy said Monday the federal government should not "punish people for being successful," responding to talk about a new, highest, fourth tax bracket.
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"The moment I started loving my body for what it can do over how it looks is when I really started being successful in fitness," she wrote.
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"We now know that so much of what happens in the first five years lays the foundation for being successful in school, successful at work," Hamm said.
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You could not contemplate being successful and sustainable as a national party through Bill Clinton without making an imperative of (attracting) very strong support with both those groups.
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You might set the goal of running a marathon, for example, but research suggests it'll only be through a steady running routine that you'll end up being successful.
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"I think the Republican Party has a great chance of being successful, and that's why I support it," David Koch told reporters at an event in Tampa, Florida.
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First the pair started an endeavor where they "didn't care about making money or being successful at all, and that company actually wasn't successful," Tenev told the audience.
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The ability to focus is a prerequisite for being successful in any category, and Ferriss has learned that most successful people take active steps to quiet their minds.
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"I let the people in treatment form that relationship first because I want them to see that horse being successful and loving and gentle and caring," he says.
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And being Trump's running mate, your chances of being successful are slim to none, and slim is on his way to a second trip to the buffet line.
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The job description of an engineer is about technical proficiency, but as with any job, a huge element of being successful is bringing good energy to the team.
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"I was really able to take advantage of the name and the brand that I established by being successful and being consistent on the football field," says Owens.
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Not that I don't love those women that are [leaning in], because we do not have to apologize for being successful and smart and all of those things.
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These more enlightened women of a younger generation, unlike their compromised leaders, are apparently so self-actualized that they are capable of being successful and sisterly at once.
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This I am free to do as a private citizen and participant in a free-market system and without needing the government to punish Amazon for being successful.
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"Clearly Airbnb has a place in the business world and they are certainly being successful at what they do, but they really don't compete in our space," Weisz said.
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"I try to imagine happy thoughts and me being successful, because what you think about when you go to sleep is a reflection of the next day," she said.
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We believe that there are really three things that are so important for our business being successful in China and one of them without doubt is that outbound business.
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"I&aposve been spending now 30 years trying to look for kind of limits that would actually constrain some individuals from being successful in some domain," Ericsson told me.
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For women in particular, "there's so many things that stand in our way of being successful and being able to earn what we should to support our families," Haaland said.
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I found it really weird when thinking about this movie — and seeing it for a second time on opening day — just how essential the aesthetics were to it being successful.
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"This is a predictable request, but its chances of being successful are very, very remote," said Thiago de Aragao, a political analyst and partner at Brasilia-based consultancy Arko Advice.
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"I don't think we could really count it as being successful and following our passions if we weren't able to share it with each other and our kids," she said.
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I was also afraid of trying to find something that I was passionate about and either failing at it or not being successful enough at it to make a living.
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A brand new map may be the biggest opportunity yet for brand new players to join up alongside veterans of the game and have a fighting chance of being successful.
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Body cameras showed some law enforcement officers attempted to communicate over the radio four or five times without being successful because the radio systems stopped working, according to the briefing.
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"She had felt at the time that the actions of the police were in part as a result of her being successful in the lawsuit against them," Mr. Rubenstein said.
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JAMIE DIMON: No. Can you imagine me standing in front of an audience like this and saying, I'm not in favor of the President of the United States being successful?
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"I felt strongly that we have the students that are capable of going to college and being successful, but we also have students that need a leg up," Vincent said.
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"At my school, to be 'cool' was to be well-rounded, because being being 'well-rounded' was attributed to getting into a good college and then being successful," Trinidad tells Refinery29.
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"If you want to start a lifestyle or beauty channel, you have a one in a million shot of being successful now," Asano says of women who are just getting started.
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Being successful in life as a squirrel (meaning surviving) researchers found, had less to do with the little creature's own genes than its mom's genetic disposition to be a good nurturer.
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The United States doesn't have a history of presidential candidates being successful outside the two-party system, largely because of the resources and support that the major parties provide to candidates.
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The best thing about being successful, besides being awesome at what you do, might be the ability to be super generous to family, friends, and the good people pouring your drinks.
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"I've evolved to the stage where to have others successful without me being successful is the most beautiful thing I can do," Dalio recently said in an interview with Business Insider.
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"In today's day and age, there's not much patience for not being successful," said Jim Tressel, who coached Ohio State to the 2002 national title in his second year in Columbus.
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Morales adds that Gen Z is better equipped to lead the March For Our Lives movement because millennials are, quite frankly, getting older and are busy being "successful adults" with families.
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"I want to show kids that in the face of one of the whitest sports in the world, there is this guy who is grinding through and being successful," Fennell said.
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And yet, as improbable as the idea of Starbucks being successful in Italy must surely sound, there's every chance that it will find a footing for itself in the 'home of coffee.
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You reshaped our outlook on love, life, and sexuality by being successful at simply doing whatever the fuck you wanted—all while having a gentle attitude and a smile on your face.
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"If they just hired more women, and more women were being successful there, there wouldn't be such — it wouldn't be so hard to think about walking back into that environment," she said.
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And you know, if you get to the end of the four years and you're still being successful, then I think that the general understanding is that you get additional grants, etc.
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The MAPP Africa team -- who manage a mobile app that promotes music, art, people and places in Africa and the diaspora -- felt that fame and money distracted talented people from being successful.
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"The small trial size and its design limits the confidence of the late-stage study being successful," Cowen and Co analyst Eric Schmidt, who has "market perform" rating on the stock, wrote.
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Drake's velvety-silk voice raps about the usual egos, death and being successful while the Misty single plays as a pitched up sample and the track is just... Ooh,it's so good.
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Low motivation to complete certain tasks or duties can be a major issue and can hold you back from being successful even as you exceed expectations in other areas of the job.
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The 24 year-old has identified more than a few hurdles that may potentially have stopped her from being successful in the industry, one of which is the color of her skin.
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"It's critical at this point — we'd like to see a lot more 6-7 inning outings, and truth be told, we're starting to talk about six-inning outings being successful," Price said.
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The reason I didn't want to go to LA was because I had a lot of friends in Chicago who were great actors, who were worried about making money and being successful.
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"When you have folks, whether they're self described as a socialist or progressive or liberal, talking about penalizing companies for having the audacity of being successful, that doesn't resonate here," Guardino said.
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I believe it's better to just stay silent and not get caught up in their issues as the full story is unknown and you could potentially ruin their chances of being successful.
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Despite prudent efforts by Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner Scott Gottlieb to tweak the Agency's expanded access and compassionate use programs, the FDA has traditionally viewed expanded access as being successful.
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Park's mental toughness has long been hailed as one of the most important pillars of her game but she conceded that the pressure to keep being successful had told on her last year.
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What I do know is that her sense of autonomy and agency are in direct opposition to his apparent position that grabbing women by the pussy comes with the territory of being successful.
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According to official ICC (International Cricket Council) figures, The 2019 Cricket World Cup had more than 4 million ticket applications from around the world, with fans from 157 countries being successful with purchases.
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"As an entrepreneur, I've learned that being successful is about listening to your head as well as following your heart," said Kalanick in the Facebook post, which was circulated before its official publication.
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If you are managing a team, if you can focus on what success looks like for the team, what it takes to win, then the team has a better chance of being successful.
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My confidence had also grown due to all the compliments I received from my clients, and I had enough self-belief to know that I was capable of being successful in other areas.
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At the end of the documentary, a couple of people said they can see Billy being successful again once he's out of jail in six years, and as a viewer, I believed them.
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The inspirational quotes become increasingly absurd, disturbing, ungrammatical: "your 'family' is stoping you from being successful" — Anonymous; "The road to success is a rod that will take you to succes" — Colin R. Das.
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Meeting company goals are important, but being successful at work also demands the use of soft skills, the ability to communicate clearly, problem solve in teams and get along with others, she says.
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La Russa added, in the context of baseball, "The key to being successful is the coaching staffs who can adjust on the fly and put players in position to succeed," he told the Globe.
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"It was my very first role, and I was very, very focused on being successful, so I learned the whole script and everyone else's lines," he explained elsewhere during the taping (via Entertainment Tonight).
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The more you talk about success, model being successful and encourage them to dream about success, the more you'll place in your kids the hope and drive to make success happen in their lives.
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Making choices that align with how you feel and what you want for yourself is a top priority and is essential to being successful while engaging with a specific and formulated weight loss program.
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"There's nothing wrong with being successful or rich, but when you sign a federal tax return you swear you have reported all your income," Assistant U.S. Attorney Uzo Asonye said during his opening statement.
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"There's nothing wrong with being successful or rich, but when you sign a federal tax return you swear you have reported all your income," Assistant U.S. Attorney Uzo Asonye said during his opening statement.
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What about the times when you know it's the latter but want the spot, or need it, or tell yourself that being successful in it will crack the door wider for the next person?
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Realistically, it's all about preparing for 2021; progressive hopes hinge on Democrats being successful in their bids to win back the Senate and the White House in 53, as well as keeping their House majority.
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This is especially true because "winning" in evolutionary terms has very little to do with being victorious mano a mano, and everything to do with being successful in getting one's genes projected into the future.
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These three TED Talks feature experts, including Richard Saint John, Bill Gross and Arianna Huffington, who unveil their secrets to being successful: In today's world, it's easy to have your attention pulled in different directions.
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But "your ability to move on and not hold grudges and not hold anger inside such that it starts to almost burn your veins like acid is a key" to being successful in life, Galloway says.
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It really was the case that when the rebels in Benghazi started being successful in the Arab Spring against Qaddafi, they got the money they needed to pursue their military campaign from selling the country's oil.
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What Trump's tweets read like is someone who has fixated on the idea that he is being unfairly persecuted by people who have never liked him and will do anything to keep him from being successful.
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"The plaintiffs in these [recently decided] cases are trying to persuade judges to convert the Section 2 standard into the much lower Section 5 standard, and they are being successful in doing that," von Spakovsky said.
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Her advice for other freelancers is to figure out what you're really good at, network a ton, embrace your new identity, and be patient — being successful takes time, but it'll happen if you work hard enough.
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And I wondered, even before I ever got published, whether I had a chance in hell being successful in a field by defying so much of what the genre, maybe in clichéd form, seems to embrace.
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"I would like to work with the Basketball Federation of Gabon to help these children ... because when I see teams like Senegal, Nigeria, Cameroon being successful with their organization, I'm a little bit jealous," she said.
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"We want creators to be able to be successful on Facebook, and a big part of being successful means being able to make a living," said Leo Olebe, Facebook's global director of gaming partnerships, in an interview.
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And, even if that never happens, and a startup thrives, too often it can only thrive by being successful on a platform controlled by one or more Gang members, with the big guy maybe taking a cut.
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And, even if that never happens and a startup thrives, too often it can only thrive by being successful on a platform controlled by one or more Gang members, with the big guy maybe taking a cut.
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In 2019, paid subscriptions grew 2395%, to 215 million, up from 2415 million in 28 — an indication that services are being successful in converting some portion of their free, ad-supported customers to paying subscribers over time.
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"Knowing your product, knowing what you have to offer, how you can be a good fit, having confidence, it all plays into being successful," he said, stressing the importance of being able to counter objections with informed options.
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For a company like Samsung, which has been plagued by big PR problems like the Note 7, and its C-suite's jaunts to Korean prison, being the first and being successful at it would be a huge win.
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What the validity study misses is the kid who didn't do as well on the test, or didn't take it, but still stands an excellent chance of being successful in these high schools if they had the opportunity.
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Mr. Rivlin began hearing the recommendations of each major party Sunday evening and was to finish on Monday, before entrusting the task of forming a government to whichever candidate he believes has the best chance of being successful.
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"Showing Asians being successful — having Asian men being incredibly attractive and sexy, funny but not the butt of the joke — reclaiming that and saying, 'This is who we can be' … It's meant so much to me personally," she said.
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But if Fantastic Beasts and Cursed Child end up being successful (early reactions to the play have been very positive), it could be the start of a Potter Expanded Universe that'd certainly have a spot for its biggest player.
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If you go to any restaurant in Boston, and look at all the help wanted signs, you can see the barrier to being successful is a lot of times more on the employee side than on the guest side.
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Especially during Suzanne's set, I would kind of think about how she was trying to spend four hours putting people in a space, and how that, theory-wise, from my end, how that works and if she's being successful.
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The real sad truth that everyone doesn't realize is, the best people in the world at doing violence to each other and being successful—using their bare hands or improvised tools—have zero training in combat sports or martial arts.
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Between the lines: If Murphy says he won't vote for his own bill — Fix NICS, which would strengthen the existing background check system — without a broader debate, that narrows the chances of a standalone vote on the bill being successful.
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This was a break from FBI tradition and culture which typically stipulated that an agent serve a decade in the field, learning the business and being successful case agents before considering a tour at headquarters and ascension up the career ladder.
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After all, being successful in fashion has always required changing with the times — and in 2019, basing an industry on labor abuse, destruction of the environment and animal torture to make their products is no longer a sustainable business model.
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The July 1 gathering in Paris of tens of thousands of Iranian expatriates committed to democratic change, supported by senior members of the president's own party, was sufficient to remove any doubts about the likelihood of regime change being successful.
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"We came together with a common dream to write, dance and produce music that reflects our musical backgrounds as well as our life values of acceptance, vulnerability and being successful," said BTS's leader, RM, in a 2017 interview with Time.
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"So, for example, if we would know beforehand that physical therapy has less than a 10 percent chance of being successful in a particular patient, then it would be difficult to defend the conservative approach in that case," he said by email.
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Being successful today requires a marriage between the human ways that creativity is able to evoke feelings and bring out the soul of a brand and the insights that lead to the brand's voice creativity will always be rooted in data and strategy.
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We are lucky to reach a very large audience, and I feel so happy that from a little desk in Paris we managed in 20 years to have fun, spread our music, and meet people without being successful in a "charts" way.
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Read the presentation Lyft shows its new hires during their first day at work, with 10 key steps for being successful at the companyEvery new full-time Lyft employee spends their first two days of work at the company&aposs San Francisco headquarters.
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Focusing on the future of the business beyond the inherent goal of "being successful" is time consuming and cumbersome, but it is imperative for any boomer business owner who hopes to see his or her company be successful for generations to come.
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But acclimating yourself to a new environment and being successful from the outset doesn't have to involve a lot of anxiety, according to Jenny Blake, career coach and business strategist who co-founded Google's career mentorship program while working at the search giant.
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"Our entire survival depends on our students being successful," said Chok Ooi (pronounced "Oy"), Kenzie's 39-year-old founder, sitting in a glass-walled room by the school's entrance that looks out on exposed brick walls, Wayfair furniture, and an open floor plan.
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I always want them to know that the world is truly their oyster and that if they have a vision and a dream and a passion, even if what their vision is doesn't end up being successful, they can never say they didn't try.
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Wired editor-in-chief Nicholas Thompson recently described to the Information his dilemma in partnering with Apple for its news subscription service, which runs the risk of either not providing sustainable ad revenue or being successful enough that it decimates its own paid subscriptions.
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Google's first wave of VR has left the company acting as more of an enabler of experiences than a provider of them, we'll see how that shifts in the future but for the time being it seems it's being successful at what it has sought to do.
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As with the controversial award show history of separating categories like "Latin Pop" and "R&B," many felt the VMAs were preventing BTS from being successful among other mainstream players in the music industry, despite their ability to garner millions of music video views on YouTube.
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While it will likely be a challenge for any Chinese makers, especially in a market already crowded with so many brands, he believes Zotye and HAAH could "have a higher chance of being successful" if they can execute the plan Hale and his team have put together.
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While streaming in general has been a boon for the music industry, we're rapidly moving toward a market with multiple flavors of streaming — like smart speaker-only services from Amazon, vehicle-targeted services like SiriusXM, online radio, and on-demand — all being successful in their own right.
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"I used to be afraid of … not being successful, but of people knowing who I was, because all I ever saw was people in magazines, and people would talk about all the artists and being in the public eye – I was really scared of that," says Miller.
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"Unlike the vast majority of the people in the White House or who have ever been in the White House in a permanent assignment, he understands what's at stake in not being successful in Afghanistan," said Allen, Kelly's longtime friend and the former US commander in Afghanistan.
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"If we see another project being successful, then we'll be a lot more willing to invest $100 million in permitting," said Michael Skelly, president of Clean Line Energy Partners LLC, which has proposed two separate transmission projects in the West but is currently focusing on the Midwest.
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"I didn't want to have to decide between picking my son up at school and being successful at my job," said Ms. Rogers, who runs the Phoenix-area offices of Weebly, a San Francisco company whose software makes it easier for regular people to build websites.
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"Whatever you do in life, part of being successful is passion," said Red Wings General Manager Ken Holland, who began training Yzerman during his playing career and presided over Yzerman's three championships as a player before working with him when Detroit won another title in 235.
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And whilst we see this as an important opportunity, and we see that there's some growth that doesn't have an immediate impact on our earnings, but what is important is that the innovation will spread to the rest of our brands, and being innovative is key to being successful.
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Recent years have shown that staying independent and being successful is entirely possible — Chance the Rapper is one of the most visible figures doing so — but being indie comes with its own set of challenges, like trying to handle multiple roles at once, and finding access to important people in the industry.
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Specifically, Altman lays out ten broad policy objectives including: While Altman had previously considered running for governor, he now thinks that creating a broad-based coalition supporting his agenda is perhaps a better way to approach instituting policies he believes the state will need to continue being successful on the global stage.
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It being successful would mean that we tapped into something that audiences relate to, and I think that's the greatest thing you can hope for as a producer or an actor, to hear that audiences are interested in whatever your movie is about and then hear that they keep talking about it.
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Now they may not always work in the U.S. I don't think she's interested in exporting her values to the U.S., but one of the things I think to fix the future is we've got to get beyond this idea of a single technology or a single idea being successful throughout the world.
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I explored that with Michelle Buteau's character: what the family structure is; how there are a lot of men who can't handle women making more money; how she might feel like she had to dim her light a little; how she's worried the guy is going to judge her for being successful.
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And then, even assuming you can figure out all of those things, when you show up for your class at 8:00 pm there's an immense amount of evidence that shows that if you've already been working a full-time day, you're exhausted and the likelihood of you being successful in that is quite low.
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The far-left dynamic has created an unholy doctrine to which Democrats must swear fealty, if they have any hope of being successful or being in leadership of the party: open borders, amnesty for all, abortion on demand, government-run energy sectors, a massive welfare state, single-payer health insurance, gender fluidity and gun confiscation, among other issues.
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Being successful at Iconary requires skills beyond basic pattern recognition, including multi-hop reasoning, abstraction, collaboration, and adaptation Instead of simply pairing "ball" with "sport," it learned about why those objects are related, and how to exert some basic common sense — a sort of Holy Grail in AI, though this is only a small step in that direction.
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"The key to it underneath all of that is I think an essential humility in a way — we truly believed that we had no business being successful filmmakers or artists, that if we were going to do it we were going to have to take care of everything in a very carefully planned way," Mark says.
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You don't have to think that a poor kid who grew up in dirt poverty in rural Appalachia is to blame for their circumstances to recognize that a lot of the habits that that kid picked up along the way are going to be very destructive in terms of raising a family or going to college or being successful in the workplace.
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All of this means that users of the network will need to buy SNT from those who already hold it, creating a demand that will in theory raise the value of the token above the price for which it was first bought—but of course this involves a degree of speculation, depending on the network being successful beyond just hardcore cryptocurrency enthusiasts.
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True, not having money can be a sign of a lack of success and also can deter you from being successful at other things that you do, but if you take guys like LVMH and like Kering, they might only have two or three businesses that are actually profitable and they all work together, but they are successful at taking brands that mean something to people.
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I think there are some companies that are pure AI-first that are building powerful platforms that I think have a strong chance of being successful, but because you need a large amount of data and interaction already to be able to make use of that, the companies that should have a strong benefit or advantage should be companies like Slack and Box and Workday and Salesforce.
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How and why investors let Uber chief executive officer Travis Kalanick burn as much money as he did – $2 billion according to most accounts – trying to enter a market in which Uber had no realistic chance of being successful just goes to show the sociopathic willingness of venture capitalists to place 100:1 bets with other people's money in the hope of a large personal gain.
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These are loans, that those who are applying for these loans can't get credit elsewhere, so the government guarantees a portion of these loans so that these entrepreneurs, want-to-be entrepreneurs sometimes, those who are already in business can get access to this capital to start or to grow, but I find that not only is access to capital key, but that mentoring program and that technical assistance, if you will, is key to these entrepreneurs being successful, so there's several kinds of loan programs.
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