Convincing that one person is different than convincing a system.
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Convincing them is apparently easier than convincing people who currently own iPads.
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Convincing people globalization is good, convincing people free trade is good, convincing them that small business should be the driver of the globalization, the force.
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But at some point, winning in convincing fashion nearly every week gets to be convincing.
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The work I do is really not convincing individuals — it's about convincing systems and institutions.
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It's never about a company convincing someone to join, or people convincing the company to hire them.
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Even if one thinks this case is potentially not that convincing — and I think it is convincing — there is a longer trend.
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This means I'm actually convincing myself that the worst thing will happen, then convincing myself that it's something I can cope with.
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You spend so much time convincing other people of the rightness of your cause that you inevitably end up convincing yourself most of all.
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Whereas persuasion involves convincing your audience that your position advances their agenda, manipulation involves convincing your audience that your position advances their agenda when, in reality, it does not.
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That's not exactly a surprising — or convincing — development.
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Even after the fake wound is finished, it still takes several more layers of makeup and blood to make the whole thing look convincing—and it really does look convincing.
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Convincing them that something is worth their attention is a challenge already, but convincing a teenager of Christianity's appeal is a Herculean undertaking in which very, very, very few succeed.
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"None of these pieces of evidence on their own is very convincing, but the ability to collect them together ... is what makes this tapestry of evidence more convincing," said Panfil.
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BA: Most of the candidates make a convincing case that their heart is in the right place, but few have a convincing grasp on the nature of the job they're seeking.
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" But she added, "I don't think she was convincing.
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Convincing longtime Republicans that they don't like Trump by emphasizing his oddball personality and handful of idiosyncratic policy stances seems a lot easier than convincing longtime Republicans to abandon the faith entirely.
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In my experience, the hardest part in convincing a drunk friend to not get behind the wheel is convincing them that they are way more than "just buzzed" in the first place.
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It is the clear and convincing evidence standard that provides the highest level of protection for a whistleblower, because if the government can't come up with clear and convincing evidence, they lose.
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As a black woman running to be ... I picked the deep south, so it's convincing people Georgia is a winnable state, and then convincing people that a black woman can win Georgia.
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I experiment quite a bit with this because I'm really interested in not only convincing people are already on my side, but instead convincing people who are more centrist or even right wing.
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He's very convincing when he lays it out like that.
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The arch video, however, is much more clear and convincing.
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The problem is he's sometimes much too convincing about it.
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From far away, however, it makes a pretty convincing argument.
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After an hour of convincing my friends, we finally leave.
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Ultimately, this narrative was more convincing than actual DNA evidence.
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Chief among them is convincing Congress to pay for it.
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There isn't much convincing evidence of harms to humans yet.
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But this was the least convincing part of Frankel's argument.
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Or, as one sadly convincing Reddit theory posits, she's dead.
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"So it didn't take any convincing at all," she added.
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That will be critical to convincing the Netherlands to stay.
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Convincing them to work in the open and build beta.
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It was assured that the panel would return convincing results.
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Sir Nicholas's prose is crisp and convincing, like his direction.
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But, Becky is still, somehow, convincing everyone involved she's 33.
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It's not just about convincing voters to swing O'Rourke's way.
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The Trump administration's argument, in other words, is not convincing.
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No amount of convincing or tugging will change his mind.
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Given new text, the network can then generate convincing audio.
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In answering that question, Google has been less than convincing.
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A convincing "running Mario" animation plays as the spinner spins.
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It would have been a lot more convincing if Mrs.
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A convincing win would allow Jokowi to sideline Mr Amin.
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Josh Hayward does a convincing Kevin Shields impression on guitar.
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It is shareholders in BMS that will take more convincing.
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And if you need more convincing, watch our video above.
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Still, there will be more convincing to do beyond VCs.
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Next up: convincing them no one cares about genres anymore.
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That's all the convincing you need to go there, right?
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Better yet, finding Planet X would be pretty convincing, too.
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She played deeply convincing defense but still attacked the openings.
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I needed convincing — lots of it — so I went looking.
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Convincing Apple to move its manufacturing Stateside won't be easy.
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My subjects need breath, blood, and DNA to be convincing.
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Even without my depth lenses the effect was fairly convincing.
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Anyone can sing about sex and make it sound convincing.
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In this regard, Mr Shenker is more convincing than most.
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The first reason is the more convincing of the two.
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Regulators will also need convincing that the networks are safe.
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The case that transparency should trump privacy is not convincing.
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Silcox told me that he finds Bolstrom's argument very convincing.
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It is a convincing thesis, but not a new one.
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Both provide convincing narratives about war and the human spirit.
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One challenge is convincing people to seek mental health care.
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Convincing the latest crop of tech millionaires has been difficult.
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The new zones offer a less convincing business case, however.
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Armanios, again, says that she doesn't find the evidence convincing.
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But after some convincing, it separated her from the group.
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Then we started talking to the family, convincing them etc.
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A convincing political case will have to be made, too.
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As often as not, he gave a very convincing performance.
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On some matters, he even gave convincing and reassuring answers.
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Does good job convincing me HRC should not be president.
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Northam's convincing primary win didn't turn doubters into believers, however.
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It took further convincing to have a woman lead it.
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It's unsettling at first and it never becomes completely convincing.
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"But being accused with convincing evidence wasn't enough," says Maerov.
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None of it's convincing or, more to the point, helpful.
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"It took a little convincing," admitted Valory, about the deal.
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The better the match, the more convincing the final result.
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After some convincing, Titus agrees to go out with him.
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Need more convincing to add (another) one to your wardrobe?
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The relations between the forms are inexact but intuitively convincing.
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But really crafty hackers don't only make convincing looking domains.
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I wasn't interested in convincing myself Sonic Forces was good.
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And that life didn't include convincing men to love me.
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His argument is convincing enough to see the ban lifted.
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The 503 version of the F313 is much more convincing.
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And every time the argument sounds a little more convincing.
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"We are confident that Father Palombella's counterarguments will be convincing."
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And he did play a big role in convincing me.
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If the video is seamless, that's going to be convincing.
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There's always some convincing that has to be done, though.
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Leguizamo is unable to make a convincing cartoon of himself.
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So far, the livestock has turned in utterly convincing performances.
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What about Dany's speech is supposed to be so convincing?
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It was just one brave junior buyer, convincing her manager.
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They often had to do little by way of convincing.
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But he is a person of deep and convincing faith.
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The characters' heterosexual bubble in the city was less convincing.
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I have read many convincing pieces on this subject recently.
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It's about convincing myself that transcendence isn't always a myth.
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But they had trouble convincing anyone that it would work.
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Politicians will have to be creative, convincing and move fast.
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Ms. Mudgal's acting is wonderfully eloquent, entirely stylized, utterly convincing.
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The more convincing of these are amplified by being simplified.
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The challenge will be convincing the world he means it.
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I've never heard a more convincing performance by Mr. Dausgaard.
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That's a pretty convincing sign that this device works well.
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Apparently, he was convincing, because the guard let him in.
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If Ms. Blasey looks convincing, if Judge Kavanaugh looks evasive.
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But as important, we're learning that he's a convincing actor.
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Bowerbird males provide Prum some of his most convincing examples.
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And you'd better start practicing your most convincing facial expressions.
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Klobuchar, from Minnesota, has a convincing record on this score.
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Besides, he agrees that there is no convincing his interlocutors.
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"I really didn't take a lot of convincing," she said.
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Kona was a neat comic, very silly but very convincing.
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But is the science as convincing as their sales pitch?
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To be fair, Noel makes for a very convincing Michelle.
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"I'm not sure I'm convincing the court," Mr. Flentje said.
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"I'm sorry, but that's not a convincing argument," Meyers joked.
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The trick is convincing companies that MBA students have them.
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Dani strolled by, peering over at one potentially convincing profile.
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However, the U.S. may still have more convincing to do.
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The critical question is whether Mexico's threat will be convincing.
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Together, these papers tell a convincing story, Dr. Reich said.
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"She was so convincing," Ms. DeKalb, 59, said of Jennifer.
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But in bursts of blazing passagework she was wholly convincing.
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In this, the book's central thesis, Worsley is entirely convincing.
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The technology could even become more convincing in the future.
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In other words, Ms. Elliott's reconceived "Company" is that convincing.
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It manages to be both transparently bogus and movingly convincing.
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I found this convincing and have believed it for years.
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And they could not come up with a convincing explanation.
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"It's just the way things are" is not very convincing.
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I think it is less about convincing Republicans in Congress and more about just convincing the American people that what they're doing is right, and that I think it could be a game changer.
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CONTROVERSY The most obvious challenge for Bolsonaro is convincing Brazilians, many already struggling, to give up retirement benefits, and convincing lawmakers to support policies that may cause financial hardship to large swathes of their constituents.
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However, there are two stumbling blocks that Merkel could have to overcome to get the country spending more and reducing its trade surplus: convincing her own Christian Democratic Union (CDU) party and convincing German industry.
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"It took a lot of convincing on my part," she admitted.
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The video, shot at a rally in Virginia, is pretty convincing.
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But the most convincing explanation is simpler than you might think.
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I repeatedly paused and took deep breaths, convincing myself to continue.
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Muzik's convertible wireless headphones make a convincing argument that it can.
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Depression is a liar intent on convincing you it'll never leave.
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Who knew Moss would make such a convincing throwback rock star?
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So it took a little convincing before she hopped on board.
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She makes a convincing Jersey girl — but she's really from Australia.
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Convincing a belligerent Nadia not to go home with smarmy Mike?
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It's more convincing if what you say is backed by evidence.
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It's extremely convincing, replete with a phone number, stuff like that.
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Click through to read some seriously convincing tales of psychic experiences.
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" Kelly continued: "He must have some convincing evidence that took place.
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And there is still a lot of convincing left to do.
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They succeeded in convincing authorities to take in eight unaccompanied children.
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Aniview was the one they gathered the most convincing evidence about.
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VR aims to drop users into a convincing, but artificial, world.
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It took a bit of convincing to get her to run.
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Their bad faith bluster might, in Musk's case, get more convincing.
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No candidate has yet provided a convincing answer to both questions.
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It's about putting energy into art, about convincing people it matters.
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The "slippery slope" argument is popular, although it's not always convincing.
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So the bar for deeply convincing virtual interactions is extremely high.
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He was very convincing, and wasted a lot of my time.
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Meanwhile, the Saudis haven't provided any convincing answers to the charges.
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Some were more convincing than others, it appeared, to the judge.
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Facebook's future rests on convincing the developing world to adopt Stories.
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And this may be the most convincing one in recent memory.
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Another problem that's faced Google Fiber: convincing people to sign up.
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"That's my voice," laughs Emily, before doing a convincing dolphin impression.
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"They were convincing enough to scare our field assistants," she says.
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After some serious convincing, she agrees for dinner and a movie.
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I don't think using mental gymnastics to reinterpret scripture is convincing.
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As this season's McConnaughey figure, Mr Ali delivers a convincing turn.
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Prospects for structural reform remain limited, despite the convincing election win.
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It was just a matter of convincing myself – and I did.
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At ING, the talk is far more convincing than in most.
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GOOD POLICY should seem more convincing as it becomes more detailed.
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But, the most convincing piece of evidence comes straight outta Westeros.
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But convincing residents to believe them will be their biggest challenge.
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But will convincing people who can afford $70,000 cars be enough?
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It's unclear who was supposed to find this at all convincing.
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Perhaps the biggest challenge will be convincing people to use them.
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If you still need convincing, we did the work for you.
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We need to articulate it in an even more convincing manner.
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It's a really convincing illusion of being present in the experience.
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Did it take much convincing to get Equal Vision on board?
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She'd make a convincing case based on her record of success.
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What is it that's finally convincing you to give it up?
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"The imagery is totally convincing, the measurements are precise," he said.
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But convincing them is not easy, say headhunters and recent hires.
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If oil puts in a convincing bottom, that would be important.
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How self-driving car companies can fake a convincing demo video.
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So the action in Batman v Superman at least looks convincing.
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Yet Bonnie's telling the camera that "it's fun" isn't very convincing.
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But Kanno says convincing families to return will be another hurdle.
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Even if that's true, zero percent is pretty convincing to us.
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Broockman insists that their new study turned up more convincing results.
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The emails were so convincing more than 25,297 people clicked through.
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The feints came in dozens, and many of them were convincing.
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If she was convincing people, I was on the right track.
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It's convincing governments that this is something we need to do.
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Ahead, listen to some of the internet's most convincing ghostly recordings.
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It may even backfire, unintentionally convincing some Americans to vote instead.
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Laura Carmichael is convincing as the capricious and self-absorbed mistress.
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Perhaps the most convincing point in the book concerns policy prescriptions.
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It doesn't matter how beautiful you are, how convincing you are.
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Still, if it was a fix, it was a convincing one.
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This isn't a conclusion that should be reached without convincing proof.
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Mattis's main challenge will be convincing some Democrats, such as Sen.
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The time-jumping is handled seamlessly, and the performances are convincing.
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The infidelity is treated as a sidebar, which isn't entirely convincing.
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He says this is more convincing to voters than a rebate.
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Her family also quickly came home, but there was no convincing.
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It wasn't hard convincing users that they wanted to scan themselves.
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If neither sounds convincing, then you agree with most oil traders.
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Wrong. There is no convincing proof that campaign contributions buy policy.
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Actually having the test score to prove it is more convincing.
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Mayweather beat Pacquiao in a convincing 12-round win in 2015.
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A concert entitled "Dies Irae" was more convincing, albeit mildly terrifying.
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But this couple does a great job convincing us it's real.
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Convincing data that internet-based programs are effective is piling up,
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Trump won the state by a convincing 8 points in 2016.
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Avoid convincing yourself with excuses and act on what you know.
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He says it took some convincing, particularly from his wife, Ann.
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The few arrests of top officials have also not been convincing.
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His answer in an interview on Monday was not very convincing.
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The majority expressed skepticism that the national security justifications were convincing.
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How do you pull off a convincing tiger attack on television?
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The results are pretty convincing that the list may be true.
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Convincing a judge to intervene under these circumstances might be tough.
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And he had no convincing evidence to challenge Hillary Clinton's electability.
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Now, the mirror catches the reflection, and creates a convincing composite.
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While this higher percentage is certainly appealing, it's not entirely convincing.
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Convincing skeptics has been difficult, especially with rivals on the upswing.
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"I think we're a long way from convincing people," he said.
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But it's not just about convincing skeptics to try something new.
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It's so convincing, I forgot I was staying in central Florida.
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That may have helped Sanders' convincing win in the Nevada caucuses.
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The Lebanese food was more convincing before the change of ownership.
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His awkward charade is convincing enough that Nia finally notices him.
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Which is why Haider Ackermann's first coed show was so convincing.
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The effect was once so convincing that unwitting firefighters were called.
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There's a dragon in season three that looks very convincing too.
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Young Tiller, is a convincing argument that good songs trump all.
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Not just voting, but convincing people to do the right thing.
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And that John Delaney guy was very convincing on health care ….
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Is this a convincing argument for putting down the video camera?
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They are having a hard time convincing Americans of those claims.
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But Mr. Guzmán won him over with a brash, convincing pitch.
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Convincing tourists to leave the capital, though, will require easier travel.
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"To me the statistics are very, very convincing," Ms. Piscitelli said.
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His son's school, however, needed some convincing to excuse his absences.
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Ms. Smith's entry into the world of competition took less convincing.
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The motion tracking, expressions and color blending all look very convincing.
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Klobuchar, from Minnesota, has the most convincing record on this score.
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Which of the arguments made in this piece are most convincing?
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Yeah ... good luck, Bill Belichick, on convincing him to come back.
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Convincing millions of addicted teenagers to stop vaping is quite another.
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Does it take a lot of convincing to sign someone new?
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Bloom draws an emotionally convincing picture of this complex domestic tangle.
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Kipnis's book is maddening; it's also funny, incisive and often convincing.
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Policy makers are sailing without the guidance of a convincing model.
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A heat has come to the morning now, convincing and thick.
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We would need a very convincing reason to build our own.
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But when pressed on the details, they were less than convincing.
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And even in its current form, the service can be convincing.
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The Dodgers want it this way, and the results are convincing.
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Convincing them will be a major test for his economic agenda.
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The trick is to make it look convincing from the outside.
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Still, the disturbed faces of the three girls are poignantly convincing.
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Indeed, this reviewer's complaint is that the explaining is too convincing.
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Lok, however, needs no convincing that qigong works on many levels.
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It may be convincing a jaded American public that it matters.
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However, Trump tweeted that he thinks Paul is open to convincing.
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EVANS: WHY DO THEY NEED SO MUCH CONVINCING IS MY QUESTIONS?
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It's a provocative claim that I'm not sure is entirely convincing.
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The hard part is convincing satellite operators to get on board.
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The rest comes from what a convincing leader Serkis makes Caesar.
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RK: It was not hard convincing people to change their mindset.
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Yeah, but you got the English accent so it sounds convincing.
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A little information could go a long way in convincing people.
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It was Coons who played a central role in convincing Sen.
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Convincing Europeans to accept it is essential to the European project.
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But there's one argument he makes in particular that's very convincing.
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You can try convincing your mom to share, too (good luck!).
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Hiddleston, who's been positioned as the leading man in all the marketing, does a convincing job of looking good in very tight t-shirts and a less convincing job of exuding world-weary tough-guy-ness.
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What would be really convincing is seeing an exoplanet atmosphere that looks a lot like our own What would be really convincing for astronomers is seeing an exoplanet atmosphere that looks a lot like our own.
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Almost immediately, Peters sets up Swartz as a convincing agent of destiny.
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So they're convincing half the community to accept and sell their lands.
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Or finally figuring out how to create a convincing sonic car explosion?
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Need convincing that you need to spend that much on a smartphone?
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But his personal approach may be just convincing enough to do so.
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Nor is Clinton's complaint that the Democratic Party lacked campaign infrastructure convincing.
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Hackett is a "visionary leader," Jonas said, but markets need more convincing.
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Convincing immersive visuals are only one part of the VR content equation.
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And let's be honest: the evidence is actually pretty convincing, isn't it?
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Convincing advertisers to spend on Snapchat will be just half the battle.
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These are convincing reasons to defy the president and oppose the AHCA.
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Why use leather if you can find a cheaper—and convincing—substitute?
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Batulo pleads for their help convincing authorities to let her join them.
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I'd like to go to Disneyland, but convincing him will be difficult.
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And both of them gave, in their different ways, remarkably convincing performances.
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She's been around enough hosts to know how convincing they can be.
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At the same time, the simple power of the blast was convincing.
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If you need more convincing, see the side-by-side below. 247PAPS.
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Core to the switch was ClassPass convincing studios that the algorithms worked.
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Neither leader appeared to make significant progress convincing Trump on either issue.
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As the fan builds their case, we must say, it's pretty convincing.
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Its strengths even make it a convincing choice among other midrange phones.
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It's all so convincing that the actual FBI dropped them a line.
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Trump, more often than not, isn't interested in convincing anyone of anything.
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Mr Marshall provides convincing evidence that Catholicism survived well into Elizabeth's reign.
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Miguel has a more convincing proposal for the other two Cali leaders.
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A Time Lady can be just as convincing as a Time Lord.
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Trump's assurances that ACN was "one of the best businesses" were convincing.
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But she still has a tough sell convincing supporters of Vermont Sen.
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The camouflage works From the top, the toad makes a convincing viper.
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Can Loop finally crack the code, convincing consumers to switch to reusables?
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It is on the big questions that the government looks less convincing.
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The more reps you do, the more you look smooth and convincing.
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After some convincing, Sesay said, the woman directed her toward one man.
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But this is not convincing other than in the very short term.
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And so after much convincing, we went to the emergency room together.
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Cottonmouth takes some convincing, but calls off the search party for Chico.
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The 3D printing aspect was particularly important to making a convincing painting.
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Clinton's Sanders impression is least convincing when she rails against big finance.
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More convincing is the claim that it is the product of necessity.
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Except it wasn't an Apple site, but instead a very convincing fake.
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The T212 chip does great work here, too, creating convincing surround sound.
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And after some convincing, the NFL MVP couldn't turn down the challenge.
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The fight was a very easy and convincing decision victory for Chandler.
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One challenge will be convincing advertisers Microsoft will remain a neutral party.
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Life is too short to spend your time convincing sexists to change.
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Never has a drunk dial been this convincing — or this powerfully moving.
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I cannot convincing one or two countries to work this with us.
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"The evidence is clear and convincing that detention is appropriate," Kaplan said.
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Parker's performance as Nat Turner was indeed convincing and goose-bumps-raising.
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This time around, at least one scientist found the results more convincing.
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Less convincing, for her, was the Lean In collection at Getty Images.
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But there is clear and convincing evidence that it does matter. Enormously.
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The reconstruction of Live Aid even includes a convincing Bob Geldof doppelgänger.
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But the business case for building separate private networks is less convincing.
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Some of their products are convincing enough to have attracted powerful backing.
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It lacks convincing bass response and struggles to produce some sonic details.
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Next stop: convincing Trump that the Marines need to take out Cobra.
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Parents with young children just need a little more convincing to return.
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"It's all very fake and so far not very convincing," she said.
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Money wasn't the only thing convincing people not to leave the house.
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Many of the reasons put forward for this are not wholly convincing.
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"Storytelling is so important in convincing people about policy change," she said.
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The challenge now, will be in convincing the public to buy in.
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Yet today, most founders are convincing themselves to take the opposite approach.
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Talk about the extensive detail that went into making your identity convincing.
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Still, if you needed any more convincing, Cruz gives a hard sell.
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The computer has a convincing facade, yet it lacks any internal mechanism.
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Season three presented convincing answers to that question, both affirmative and negative.
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Did you even need more convincing to check out Activision's sharp remakes?
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It's much more convincing than a bunch of online reviews from strangers.
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Not that we needed convincing – but hey, we're not about to complain.
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The business model and numbers were convincing enough for Upfront to reinvest.
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It really was the first green shoots that are fairly convincing here.
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Though it was less realistic than the photos, it was convincing enough.
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The result is a reasonably convincing illusion of being somewhere else entirely.
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It's not particularly convincing, and the character comes off shouty and slapdash.
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Trump won the election, but not in the convincing fashion he wanted.
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Sir Eric's equivalence beween physical and spiritual threats is not entirely convincing.
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As strange as that may sound, the video is slightly more convincing.
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How then did Ubisoft manage to put together such a convincing reconstruction?
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Could you imagine a chatbot convincing a jury of a defendant's guilt?
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Unfortunately, the harder sell was convincing her to keep playing the game.
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Ms Marchant's book makes a convincing case why that is short-sighted.
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"Management did a good show, they were very convincing," said one attendee.
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"Pitching is not a convincing exercise — it's a filtering exercise," Ward said.
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The level of detail made the image almost convincing, even to me.
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But especially in the early stage, pitching is not a convincing exercise.
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TC: What about convincing investors about the consumer part of the business?
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Attorney Robert Weaver—who throughout the film seems bent on convincing viewers
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Unity of Command 2 took its time convincing me of its greatness.
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The Package's success was contingent on one key element: a convincing member.
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They are fast developing slick techniques for making their works more convincing.
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Since then, several convincing but fake third-party desktop apps have proliferated.
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A convincing literary hoax, it seems, can fool even its own author.
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A truly creative network would do more than generate a convincing image.
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It takes convincing a whole lot of folks that this is important.
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We were impressed by many of the convincing look-alikes this year.
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But his claim to be an anti-establishment figure was never convincing.
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Or you can admit that none of these results are especially convincing.
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Here is where the book is most interesting but also least convincing.
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Convincing others to follow might be easier than growing all those plants.
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Mike Morin's set, comprising four stalls facing the audience, is convincing enough.
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For the moment, that is a pretty convincing message for the electorate.
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Convincing clients not to stray is a recurring theme of advisor workdays.
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Russia appears to need more convincing that it should be cutting production.
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It's an utterly convincing re-creation, Mr. Diamond making an excellent Groucho.
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How is June so good at convincing Commanders to do her bidding?
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This season, he is making a convincing case for the Cy Young.
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The rhythm of speech is convincing, though perhaps a bit too chipper.
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The job now is convincing your parents that it's worth their while.
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Trump, to put it generously, didn't have a convincing — or coherent — defense.
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Of course in the above instance we were talking about "convincing" feints.
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One example: AI can create fake but convincing audio, photos, and video.
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His sculpture of a giant octopus devouring a ferry is pretty convincing.
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Dacus, a mountain-biking neophyte living in New Orleans, took some convincing.
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But the benefits of convincing people to eat less meat are clear.
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Otherwise, you can waste money convincing people who don't have the stamp.
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I had to make their emotional dynamism, determination, wisdom and clarity convincing.
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Michelle Grabner, Front's artistic director, said some artists needed a little convincing.
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Previously, that meant convincing at least seven Democrats to back the legislation.
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But the gap's seismic silence is not totally convincing to all scientists.
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Apparently that was enough to do a convincing hour-long role-play.
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Meanwhile, people may not find convincing reasons to upgrade in the fall.
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So there were fewer barriers to convincing delegates to change their minds.
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Though they had no idea who we were, they were remarkably convincing.
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Ms. Jewell needed convincing; she wasn't sure her daughter would be interested.
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"The Human Network" is most fascinating and convincing in addressing this question.
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Good luck convincing the women of Banda Didá of those theories today.
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Convincing the two took some doing, because of Salem's alt-right history.
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The videos aren't completely convincing, but they're getting closer to that goal.
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"Clockwise" is her first release for Pi Recordings, and a convincing one.
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This new experimental evidence, said Dr. Baynes, provides a "very convincing" explanation.
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But even these are less convincing than they appear at first glance.
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The most convincing evidence in Little's research is derived from these markings.
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Voters here shrugged off the episode and handed Republicans a convincing victory.
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Theories range from attracting mates to deterring predators, but aren't totally convincing.
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But there's convincing evidence that this is all much ado about nothing.
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They were less preachy, a more convincing way to go in peace.
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But the individual circumstances are too different for that to be convincing.
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You can visit us on Instagram if you need convincing — those photographs!
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By contrast, the economic and labor statistics are both convincing and sobering.
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Tug at the steering wheel paddle shifters and simulated gearshifts are convincing.
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Maybe it'll look more convincing if I fire off a couple emails.
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I walked off convincing myself that I'm going to win the Open.
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Spiro's assertion was convincing on some level, but it was also preposterous.
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HB: Convincing, but most people's attention wasn't focused on the defense's presentation.
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And on both occasions that man won a convincing and consequential victory.
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But it would definitely take some convincing to go back to Paradise.
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But I have never seen convincing evidence of a fatal cannabis overdose.
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Simply search "Russia ballot box stuffing" on YouTube if you need convincing.
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The image is especially convincing because it draws on Thunberg's uncommon fearlessness.
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But many others might, if more rigor was placed on convincing them.
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For them, it was more important that he was convincing than good.
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"Today's fourth quarter 2018 results are certainly not convincing," Bank Vontobel wrote.
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She spent hours convincing fellow participants to trade their species for hers.
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Convincing sources to go on the record is an incredibly delicate process.
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" Mr. Lissner said it is "absolutely not convincing, aesthetically, from the outside.
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It can write convincing fake reviews, fake news articles, and even poetry.
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What aspects of their argument do you find most convincing or effective?
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The lame design makes this among the least convincing of Kong portrayals.
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Try convincing your most literal-minded friend to see it with you.
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I doubt Taylor or any other NTR will find this provocation convincing.
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"Powerful men have a way of convincing you that they didn't do it."
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But convincing consumers to rethink their mobile priorities is a larger, nuanced argument.
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The acting, particularly by Vincent D'Onofrio as Wilson Fisk, was effortless and convincing.
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If the wealthy were exposed to this evidence, many would find it convincing.
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"If I'm mocked, it's because my feminine beauty isn't convincing enough," he says.
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Demonstrating returns is key to convincing franchisees to make the switch, executives said.
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I'd accepted his plans for us, convincing myself his dreams were mine, too.
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Now, they add a convincing win over Cal, beating the Bears 77-66.
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Other sales pitches deployed during an hour dedicated to ammo were less convincing.
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And his doubts make convincing our allies to trust us that much harder.
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The argument in favor of Dany being Azor Ahai is even more convincing.
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You'll be basking in the sun and taking convincing plandids in no time.
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Beyond convincing people to join his team, the VP doesn't really do anything.
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I guess I just thought that today's rally was a little more convincing.
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Or convincing that they were less capable in some way as a result.
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All the more so when you're trying to be a convincing Santa Claus.
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The challenge is convincing fishermen or farmers to apply technology at the source.
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It's no secret that Finn Jones isn't the most convincing kung-fu warrior.
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It takes very little convincing to get us to the ice cream shop.
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The effect was reasonably convincing, though the alignment with each seat wasn't perfect.
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After some convincing, Tannehill gave James his bank login and Social Security number.
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It wasn't damaging because it was convincing; people just wanted to believe it.
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It's the secret sauce that makes WHATEVER YOU'RE SAYING SO MUCH MORE CONVINCING.
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Why is Jake in this film, and is he convincing as an astronaut?
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Mr Trump credits the general with convincing him that torture is not useful.
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N: I think that our biggest challenge wasn't so much convincing the customer.
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With the oversight board in place, that claim looks a lot less convincing.
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Nonetheless, Dropbox faces an uphill battle convincing enterprise customers to adopt its tools.
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"He always sounds real convincing about how he feels about things," recalled Kelley.
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In all, they made an especially convincing case for adventurous dressing next fall.
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First off, the party won convincing victories in the two marquee governors' races.
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Curbing global warming depends on convincing Asian governments to take a different path.
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I ended up convincing her to get dressed and we headed to school.
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To be convincing there are four tests that any plan has to meet.
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Stevens, as the wild-eyed, unhinged David, is thoroughly convincing in the role.
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Convincing Mr Trump of this fact is now an urgent and daunting challenge.
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However, a Widodo campaign aide said the president's victory appeared far from convincing.
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NARENDRA MODI'S BJP party appears to have secured a convincing re-election victory.
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The most convincing explanations suggest that populist upswings are not in the past.
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The military was also instrumental in convincing the government to resign in 1997.
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It's going to take some more convincing to fully embrace the trend's predecessor.
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This kind of scam isn't completely new idea, but maybe the most convincing.
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But the ANC still had great difficulty in convincing Mr Zuma to resign.
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People were hoping that number would show a more convincing sign of rising.
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But reversing the endangerment finding would require him to marshal convincing scientific evidence.
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And during the past three weeks, it has delivered a convincing closing argument.
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The girls squeal over it, though, making a convincing argument for the place.
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Arithmetically, the most convincing partnership would be between M5S and the populist League.
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But his latest film isn't as convincing as his rapturous quotes about it.
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But he said such witnesses can backfire if their testimony is not convincing.
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Shakespeare rarely emerges as a surprising and convincing character in his own right.
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I don't need further convincing, and I make the decision to purchase them.
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But this is not convincing other than as a very short-term solution.
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It's convincing those sellers that the buyers are there — that's the big opportunity.
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It is unclear if that fact is true, but it is certainly convincing.
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I keep convincing myself that she's just shy in front of the cameras.
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But they're convincing enough at a glance, and sometimes that's all that's needed.
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If it doesn't sound severe enough, the courts won't find your case convincing.
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His hopes rest on convincing Argentines that their glasses are still half full.
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But the thing is, the candidates aren't really convincing anyone with their attacks.
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It's about convincing college-educated white voters that he is not a racist.
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But true haptic feedback can do a good job of convincing you otherwise.
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However, there couldn't be a convincing exchange between one CommU and a human.
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Then, on Monday, she followed it up a (fairly convincing) Save the Date.
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That finding is more convincing when an experiment also finds the same effect.
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Andy thought I was convincing him in German that I was a stripper.
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That has been a powerful tool in convincing members of Congress to back
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The operations of Trump University alone paint the convincing portrait of a swindler.
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Alito's opinion attempts a number of would-be "gotchas" that aren't very convincing.
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The last two days have been a convincing argument for big-tent politics.
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Hayes says she still needs a little bit of convincing over Chinese cuisine.
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I'm going to see what's said, it's possible that they can be convincing.
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But as set-dressing, Watch Dogs 2's Bay Area felt convincing enough.
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That sales pitch is proving less convincing than he thought it would be.
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I bring up the dialogue and ask Stephen whether he found it convincing.
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It's convincing people that they need a smartwatch in their lives at all.
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The leader of the United Nations and its 193 countries didn't need convincing.
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It just may take a little convincing when it comes to the kids.
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We don't need any convincing about the fact that Marvel comics are awesome.
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That jab was the most versatile and convincing this young sport had seen.
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Convincing Trump to oppose the measure would probably bring an end to it.
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It was the second straight convincing win for Rutgers' new coach Steve Pikiell.
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"That may be the most convincing positive example," says Mounk, the Harvard lecturer.
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Still, it may take some convincing for the Fed to act, he said.
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It could also be a fake vendor demanding payment or another convincing scheme.
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"It was pretty convincing that the KKK members were attacked violently," Wyatt said.
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Of course, this is all about convincing and mobilizing Republicans and only Republicans.
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I felt gorgeous, and in that moment there was no convincing me otherwise.
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Loreen asks if Marnie's actually happy and her answer is less than convincing.
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Convincing yourself there WILL be school tomorrow increases the chances there WON'T be.
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But returning to Mosul depends on convincing the Kurdish authorities to release him.
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"It took six months of convincing ourselves that it was correct," says Shoemaker.
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But if it was, it was so convincing she deserves the award anyway.
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Not really convincing, but it certainly adds to the experience once fully immersed.
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Trump has since claimed he misspoke, a walk-back that isn't convincing anyone.
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You can turn yourself into Rocky by convincing yourself that self-control works.
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For favorable borrowing conditions it needs to put forward a convincing reform plan.
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Yes, it's all unbelievably tacky—but it's also somehow both irresistible and convincing.
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The problem, as always on this issue, is convincing people of the need.
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While this defense wasn't entirely convincing, Ivanka was arguably his best messenger here.
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The question is whether Pelosi or the Democratic agitators can be more convincing.
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Thus, convincing undecided voters is the slow but steady game until November 8th.
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After some convincing of the staff, I was taken to the hospital cafeteria.
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Muskin says ultimately there's no convincing evidence that magnesium can help with anxiety.
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As the bids presently stand, the management buy-out's is the least convincing.
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Radcliffe looks... maybe not that convincing here, but perhaps that's for the best.
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And they're pretty convincing: Creating a meat-like, plant-based burger was tricky.
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She's too brilliant to waste her time convincing racists of black people's worth.
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That's why Blair Witch Project and Cloverfield are extra scary, and extra-convincing.
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Will the heisted Wight actually make a convincing case for calling a truce?
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While this defense wasn't entirely convincing, Ivanka was arguably Trump's best messenger here.
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Convincing officials of that could take a few years, but it is possible.
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Are people generally understanding that you aren't Fred, or do they require convincing?
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Instead, they focused on convincing attendees of the importance of the female vote.
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Durbin is going to be key in convincing House Democrats not to overstep.
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These results were so convincing that, once again, experts are changing their recommendations.
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So, this is a reality show about convincing someone to kill another person.
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Whose story does Wood find more convincing, that of Gombrich or of Janson?
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If you have strong, convincing facts, you should present them as straightforward facts.
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Virtual embodiment has a different goal: convincing you that you are someone else.
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If anyone ever needed convincing that leadership matters, GE's example provides the proof.
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" This research "provides convincing evidence that the latter hypothesis is the true one.
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Thus "A Million Windows" produces a convincing approximation of the mind's terrifying limitlessness.
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The episode's director, Minkie Spiro, wondered if Barry's acting should be less convincing.
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However, its method of convincing voters to push Democrats into power isn't revolutionary.
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But Petersen and Glover persevered, convincing a few senators to change their minds.
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But in past years, they haven't had a lot of success convincing them.
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But a generic mass text is more like spam than a convincing conversation.
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This strategy hasn't proven very convincing to the press or the broader public.
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So convincing the public that something needs to change is the first step.Yeah.
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He used a really mundane example (which made it all the more convincing).
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As I should note, Sly has since recanted his entire (pretty convincing!) story.
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He would have been more convincing had he done this before unveiling it.
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In fact, casting him took some convincing by the show's creator and writer.
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There has to be a convincing story of where we are in history.
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His argument was apparently convincing, and subminimum wage continued more or less unchanged.
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Not just enough to be convincing onstage — enough to be a professional musician.
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Has that been the hardest part, convincing your own party of your viability?
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For others, it is derailing, convincing them to leave careers they once loved.
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"People don't really need convincing anymore," said Ms. Huffington in a phone interview.
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Martin Stervander, postdoctoral fellow at the University of Oregon, found the study convincing.
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And he had a few explanations, some I found more convincing than others.
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The challenge now is convincing countries that genotyping illegal ivory is worth it.
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They are, after all, incredibly pleasant and convincing when you're on the inside.
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Unfortunately for Trump, Superior Court Judge Brian Holeman didn't find that explanation convincing.
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Many countries have tried, but it's difficult to find any convincing success stories.
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She is more guarded in public now and playing more aggressive, convincing tennis.
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But convincing a majority of men to empower women was a tall order.
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The hardest part was perhaps convincing certain gentlemen to lend us their cars!
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A vast window upstage offered a totally convincing, trompe l'oeil view of Paris.
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Mr. Kühnert's response, however, was passionate and convincing, and made his point clear.
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But what makes them so good at convincing people to join their side?
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EMILY WEISS Founder and chief executive, Glossier Convincing venture capitalists was very hard.
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I have to keep convincing myself I'm making the best decision I can.
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You can't have sex, really, in any kind of convincing or interesting way.
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Prosecutors would have to do more than cherry-pick a few convincing moments.
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The likelihood of the Court coming to a universally convincing conclusion seemed remote.
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The postwar American-led order was based on treaty undertakings convincing to allies.
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"I have to tell you something, you made really convincing guys," he said.
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Perhaps the most convincing evidence, Everett notes, comes from cognitive research on children.
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I only drink half of it after convincing myself it might be poisoned.
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He was released only after convincing the jailers of his Catholic bona fides.
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Actors so convincing as violent psychos go home to minivans and soccer lessons.
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And all it takes when you're feeling desperate is a convincing hiring manager.
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I think you'd have to ask him whether I've been convincing or not.
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His convincing empirical research on the most important questions is a lasting legacy.
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A "clear and convincing" case means it is highly probable the misconduct occurred.
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Here is their road map to convincing Trump: Trump is swayed by stature.
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He is a character more convincing than coherent, and more persuasive than intelligible.
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And it hasn&apost taken much convincing to get these brands on board.
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She had looked healthy and convincing in her opening two rounds in Melbourne.
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You've outlined, by the way, a very convincing case against a Clinton presidency.
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This isn't just about convincing Facebook warriors to continue sharing pro-Trump memes.
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"The evidence appears to be convincing for the BRCA1, BRCA2 and ATM mutations."
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Convincing 20 of them to cross party lines would be a tall order.
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Finkel makes a convincing case that none of these labels are especially apt.
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The real fairytale is convincing him, and the world, that you deserve more.
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It sounded convincing, though I still do not really understand what it means.
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Mirrorland's "Trippin" is a convincing rendition of Timbaland's ear for 90s R&B.
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Calhoun's challenges don't stop with convincing regulators the Max is safe to fly.
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Instead they boarded buses for Tallahassee, convincing their governor to tighten gun laws.
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Another part of her strategy is looking less convincing by the day. Mrs.
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A week of surviving the shutdown and convincing my kids I wasn't fired.
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Do you find these graphs convincing evidence that we are experiencing climate change?
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Other than Gadot's eyes not blinking, the video was a reasonably convincing fake.
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The result was so convincing it befuddled even the legendary critic Roger Ebert.
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You can look at deepfakes [convincing fake photos and videos made with AI].
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Convincing anybody that this scheme would work was no small or quick task.
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But they are among the physically most convincing works of Ms. Edelson's career.
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That's because I made a convincing case, a case they couldn't disagree with.
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Do you have a hard time convincing clients to spend money on fashion?
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"Convincing Trump to travel to PNG, in particular, was likely impossible," she said.
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The most convincing doppelgänger will win €5,000 ($5,689) and a trip to Vancouver.
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Proposing a spec for an API is one thing, actually convincing Apple that it's the right methodology and will protect user privacy is quite another — to say nothing of convincing Apple to put in the engineering effort to create it.
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But if I look at the track record, we've done a reasonably good job of convincing our friends not to develop nuclear weapons—but we've done a sort of lousy job of convincing our potential adversaries not to have nuclear weapons.
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But the White House case, outlined in an extraordinary letter to Democratic leaders on Tuesday, is more a political argument than a legal one, aimed less at convincing a judge than convincing the public, or at least a portion of it.
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The state failed to present "any convincing evidence" that the law did what the state said it did: preserve fetal life and women's mental health by convincing them not to have an abortion, found U.S. District Judge Tanya Walton Pratt.
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And sales is subtle; it is about convincing other human beings to buy something.
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But if you need a bit more convincing, check out the latest trailer above.
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Darlene is more interested in convincing them to go back to New York City.
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But if you need further convincing, check out 11 ways stars use it, below.
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It even has a flicker mode if the stable lighting option isn't convincing enough.
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It seemed short, it ended early, and the characters were not convincing at all.
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The bulbous matte red bottle sits on a convincing facsimile of a beachfront boardwalk.
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But the bottom line is, if you are not convincing American voters-- SMITH: Yes.
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Convincing fashion designers to give up fur and exotic animals skins is one thing.
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Both strategic principles served him well all the way to a convincing election victory.
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To my left is a convincing human foot, resting uncomfortably and covered in blood.
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Although Hillary Clinton also took an anti-trade position, she wasn't nearly as convincing.
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The cat in this video looks artificial to a trained eye, but it's convincing.
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Tremblay thought the Japanese team's analysis was convincing, but there's a long road ahead.
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For Gillette, convincing some customers to switch is a "particularly important goal," he said.
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Convincing stories were told, and when the primed words were pointed out, incredulity reigned.
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"Some of the marks seem convincing while some others are less," Ingicco told Gizmodo.
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He was fair-minded and that made him ultimately more convincing than anything else.
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It's the largest lenticular print in the world—and a convincing one, at that.
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Equally important, Democratic candidates for these executive offices can formulate and spread convincing messages.
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Barr's explanation for his testimony relies on hair splitting and is not particularly convincing.
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She said the artifacts are convincing and the use of paleomagnetic dating was appropriate.
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However, other readings of China's manufacturing and services sectors sent a less convincing message.
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They were very clever at convincing North Koreans that it was not their fault.
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But convincing someone to pay more for Fairystring versus an off-brand is tough.
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In a poll, voters judged Mr Mélenchon the most convincing, followed by Mr Macron.
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The two sources said that Taylor needed some convincing to take on the job.
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Just watch these adorably convincing animals fall asleep on a Casper mattress almost instantly.
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But after a seemingly endless stream of vendor arrests, that model is less convincing.
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Peloton's success is also a convincing sign that high-priced fitness has been normalized.
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It's a convincing Marxist parable told through the limited vernacular of the Ashcan School.
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Victory tends to go to the group that can tell the most convincing story.
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Which, at least in the case of Facebook, was not very convincing at all.
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And if you needed any more convincing Gerber is Crawford's doppelgänger... here it is.
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But Verizon offered a series of explanations that Nguyen doesn't find all that convincing.
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The detective-story aspects of "Youngblood" are the least convincing part of the novel.
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But with just a week left until polling day, it is sounding more convincing.
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" Ute Gremmel-Geuchen, an organist from nearby Kempen, also sees Merz as "very convincing.
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Evans, meanwhile, is focused on convincing moderate swing voters (most of whom are white).
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This made his prose more convincing, for he let the facts speak for themselves.
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Convincing Congress to appropriate enough money might prove difficult, despite Republican dominance of Congress.
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A convincing victory for him here could coax other establishment Republicans to his side.
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It took some convincing for him to believe in this business model as well.
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Barmack, however, said convincing Indian filmmakers to make shows for Netflix took a while.
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Analysts who were already withering about the deal's rationale will take even more convincing.
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For more convincing counterfeits, natural shells, spices and herbs are used with the plastics.
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This paragraph might have rung true five years ago; it is less convincing today.
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Those in need of convincing need only cast their minds back to July 2012.
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Bask in all this love — even if it was just a very convincing performance.
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The film balances an energetic punk aesthetic with powerful, convincing, and timeless human relationships.
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"Lauren is beautiful," he says, slowly convincing himself to stay on this tepid date.
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One explanation, which is convincing in some cities, is that public transport has deteriorated.
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Confessions are powerfully convincing evidence for juries — but false confessions are also relatively common.
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What she's making is a convincing case for Darlene to stop pleading the 5th.
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But neither the intuition nor the number-crunching is as convincing as it looks.
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Some Redditors tried it out, and the results are quite hilarious — and surprisingly convincing.
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For northern Europe, he believes that convincing health workers of its merits works better.
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Whatever these Google trade secrets are, there's some convincing testimony that they're worth stealing.
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These measures were aimed at convincing the IMF to participate financially in the bailout.
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Others need a bit of convincing and have their own misconceptions about public art.
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The bar to produce a convincing doctored video is lower than people might assume.
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Sawyer goes through a major character shift that's so abrupt, it isn't entirely convincing.
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But the real magic is the show convincing us that any of this matters.
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WALLACE: But Cuban says the key to selling is not convincing, it&aposs helping.
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Therefore, he brought those hits along for the ride — but not after some convincing.
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And it was able to continue convincing investors that that would be the case.
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Regarding the interpretation of the emoluments clause, the CREW response is even more convincing.
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Convincing Russia and other suppliers outside OPEC to cut back remains a huge challenge.
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Yet in recompense Mr Buttigieg offers a convincing claim to public-spiritedness and decency.
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He needed to start convincing some skeptics that he could be a credible president.
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Other challenges remain before these aircraft get to market, including convincing regulators they're reliable.
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So, does he need more than tweets to be convincing on this issue, Kellyanne?
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At least one scientist not involved in this study thought its results were convincing.
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Tsai said it took some convincing before he saw Jeong as a television dad.
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Thomas Frank makes an altogether convincing case that Trump's supporters, thought to be motivated
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But you were just trying to be Americas most convincing white woman, what happened ?
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But you were just trying to be Americas most convincing white woman, what happened ?
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A convincing win for Sanders on Monday night would have several knock-on effects.
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Convincing physicians remains a work in progress, said Sandoz biopharma development head Mark McCamish.
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But Tang, for one, said his traditional mother from Shanghai may take some convincing.
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"He's going to have a tough road convincing me otherwise," Gleeson said in court.
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There are more convincing explanations for his slow-roll blackballing, but none more convenient.
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Convincing regulators to allow fully driverless cars onto the streets is the next hurdle.
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I think thats my biggest challenge is convincing people that I don't have to.
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Heading into Amazon's IPO twenty years ago, Jeff Bezos had some convincing to do.
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Seriously, experts are making a (very convincing) case for bringing cannabis into the bedroom.
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Convincing people to pay more with their wallets than their eyeballs may be difficult.
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Megaman and Dr. Mario are pretty convincing, but Zelda 2 and Super Mario Bros.
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CERN does not see this as a convincing argument against building a new collider.
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"Initially it was about convincing the industry that this is a market," he said.
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That's not prevented UK startup OurPath from convincing investors it's on the right… path.
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This propagation of fictions makes it difficult to build a convincing case against him.
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It's a visually striking show, with a convincing cast and a world worth exploring.
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And the show's loopy narrative structure is convincing me to suspect everyone is artificial.
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The first miracle was convincing enough voters that he was fit for public office.
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If those three seniors were here, I would have a tough time convincing them.
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Guess it's pretty convincing, if you and the rest of those assholes believed it.
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He did not win two elections by convincing Americans to save the suffering minority.
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Their biggest challenge has been convincing enough people to pay to go ad-free.
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But he added that markets still needed some convincing that inflation was well-anchored.
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Ms Jankowicz notes that often the most convincing co-ordinated disinformation blurs its origins.
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Democrats need a convincing platform and effective organization to win elections at every level.
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This was puzzling given Obama's convincing victory, until I read comments from electors themselves.
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A friend even commented on the convincing masculinity of my mannerisms: "Wow," she said.
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"It really depends on us convincing our customers to try our solution," he said.
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Al Roker needed some convincing to write a book with his wife Deborah Roberts.
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"It took a lot of convincing to let us break the rules," Jinai says.
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All the pieces were convincing, but the experts still wanted to find the head.
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Here's how he's convincing employers to work with him on their addiction-treatment benefits.
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He didn't succeed in convincing the court to recognize the flaws in Scalia's reasoning.
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He clicked, and the blank was filled in with convincing, synthetic buildings and greenery.
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Yet activating this area was apparently enough to create a brutally convincing synthetic pain.
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Old trick photographs look silly to us now, but deepfake videos are shockingly convincing.
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He was so convincing that people at the airport kept stopping him for photos.
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Investors wanted to know what was next, and Google didn't have a convincing answer.
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Their hopes could soon become a reality because the animation is actually very convincing.
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But if the performance is convincing enough, perhaps its lack of substance doesn't matter.
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Start-ups that had a convincing idea were able to raise venture capital money.
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Hillary is portrayed by a black actress, Cheryl Lynn Bruce, who exudes convincing gravitas.
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He has succeeded in convincing millions of citizens that he is hiding his guilt.
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In convincing fashion, Republican voters seem to be selecting Donald Trump as their nominee.
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The platform might be great for it — but they have some convincing to do.
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It's about crafting a more believable world, and making the player's interactions truly convincing.
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I have seen many ministers come and go, some are more convincing than others.
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I think there's a convincing case that schizophrenia itself isn't the most scientific diagnosis.
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You also have to admire the skill that went into making something so convincing.
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But convincing women of the dangers of cannabis use during pregnancy can be challenging.
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It's all about convincing others that we're not conceited or in competition with them.
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Laughs, action, convincing tears, and expensive-looking explosions—the dude is a thrill ride.
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They have to show clear and convincing evidence that they would have done it.
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Addicted doctors are not just proficient at convincing colleagues they should be left alone.
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"We have convincing evidence (of a cartel agreement)," said Julia Nenkova, the commission's chairwoman.
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They're honestly pretty convincing and are way cuter than a normal bar of soap.
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He tested it on himself and a few friends, with less than convincing results.
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The bit was funny, but outside ... Neil told us he's serious about convincing B.o.
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Until recently such fakery had required hundreds of images to conjure a convincing clip.
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A big part of making flexibility work is convincing people they can use it.
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And the article goes on for quite a long time, and it's damn convincing.
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"I sometimes see our future as convincing clients to build smaller," said Ms. Griffin.
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But Federer has played some convincing attack-minded tennis in his return to clay.
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Or are you convincing yourself there's more going on here than there really is?
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Everybody convincing everyone else that everything is fine and that everyone is doing fine.
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Biden performed better among South Carolina Latinos amid a convincing 20-point statewide win.
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It's dissembling that is about as convincing as the Wolf leering in granny's nightie.
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I have yet to see convincing evidence on this, one way or the other.
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Still, the convincing win on Tuesday will most likely continue to fuel such speculation.
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You likely don't require convincing that climate change is the mother of all emergencies.
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In the nation's capital, more than 1,000 retirees have found a convincing answer: singing.
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And yes, convincing yourself that it was only a small peek is still cheating.
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Despite the convincing score line, German goalkeeper Marc-André ter Stegen was kept busy.
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Social scientists not involved in the research said it was carefully done and convincing.
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More convincing was Mr. Ball's partner, Lauren Lovette, also making her debut this season.
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They all create highly convincing interpretations of solipsists, while playing nicely with others. Clunk.
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He makes a convincing case that civil religion was used to justify American power.
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John Lynch, Ruaidhri Conroy and Hugh O'Conor, all convincing, play the other three monks.
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But we found that 52 percent of Democrats found this message convincing as well.
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He is equally convincing as the minister's gentlemanly brother, who courts the same woman.
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His gifts are even more convincing than in his unforgettable debut there in 2018.
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For residents who still need convincing, an online cartoon ad is promoting the campaign.
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Democrats took that race seriously, convincing then-Secretary of State Natalie Tennant to run.
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It could well have been convincing to the traditional conservatives Anonymous wants to convert.
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That way, it can't be used to create convincing audio deepfakes of other people.
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Ms. Stefanik said she opposed impeachment because Democrats failed to make a convincing case.
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Occasionally they produce a convincing, if less lofty, imitation of a red-tailed hawk.
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On "The Let Out," a convincing club song, he sounds like Young Thug manqué.
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After some convincing by Johansson, Davidson, 26, snapped the cast members back into reality.
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But negotiators have faced an uphill road in convincing Europe's various data privacy regulators.
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The troll was so convincing that the mom's photo even tricked the restaurant staff.
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Fortunately, the US Congress is one body that doesn't need convincing of NATO's importance.
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So if you're choosing to invest, or convincing others to invest, do so responsibly.
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They were so convincing, and so insistent, that for 40 years people believed them.
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Convincing them of this becomes much easier when the organizations themselves supply the evidence.
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For all the convincing that Tesla does, it demands that buyers be rational actors.
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Progressive groups also haven't made much headway convincing lawmakers to pass an immigration bill.
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Mr. Ganz admitted that his convincing performances seemed to transcend reality for some fans.
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But convincing a jury to convict two police officers would be a long shot.
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One challenge for the administration has been convincing skeptical doctors to prescribe the drug.
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But that's not terribly convincing, given that the service can't exist without the content.
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It's well worth a (re)listen — it is really convincing, to be totally honest!
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This does not mean he is always convincing, but that seems beside the point.
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Still, the article was convincing in its tracking of both Gunningham and Banksy's whereabouts.
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The trick is convincing investors that you're going somewhere lucrative, and you're moving fast.
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The book leaps from place to place, not always convincing but consistently thought-provoking.
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Experts are concerned that even such simple manipulations are convincing enough to trick viewers.
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But that took some convincing, Khosrowshahi said at Uber's flying car summit on Wednesday.
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This is done using an "adversarial" system, wherein one aspect of the model generates content and another rates how convincing it is — if it doesn't meet a threshold, the generator tries again, and eventually it learns what is convincing and what isn't.
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Why it could work: As terrifying as Cujo the book remains, the lackluster 1983 film adaptation suffered from a fatal flaw, which is that it's hard to make a real dog into a convincing actor, let alone a convincing arbiter of terror.
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But companies searching for solutions to those problems apparently didn't need all that much convincing.
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Last year, after convincing investors he had created the next Facebook, he took Snap public.
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Clinton argued forcefully for intervention in Libya, eventually convincing Obama to take robust action there.
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But, sometimes a nonbeliever just needs to hear a convincing story from the right person.
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And the convincing child cast carries the film when the scares start to feel redundant.
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This is the knotty question for equity markets right now, and convincing answers are elusive.
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Mr. Reid was such an adept that he was able to make convincing parodies, too.
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I remember that summer convincing people to [stay up] — or just taking over the systems.
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He felt the results were tantalizing but not yet convincing—there could be other explanations.
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In this case the network is trained to both recognize and replicate convincing open eyes.
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It looks obviously animated, but no less convincing than anything you'd see on a billboard.
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None of us needed further convincing that The Emoji Movie was irrelevant Hollywood #WhatsHotWithTheKids bullshit.
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It's convincing, but doesn't make much sense to her or us — at least not yet.
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But audience members criticized her message as over-rehearsed and too polished to be convincing.
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Better still, we get to see the ad, which is rather convincing—and it works.
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Here, Wood said she sounded a little more convincing, but she still had her doubts.
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If the paint itself is convincing, they don't really care about the content very much.
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But now, thanks to Trump's executive order, ISIS's message can seem a lot more convincing.
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If these negotiations, in a more convincing way, show progress, I think that's more likely.
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Stephen Baker, who is a state health worker and belongs to WFSE, needs no convincing.
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Image: Carnegie Mellon UniversityDeepfakes, ultrarealistic fake videos manipulated using machine learning, are getting pretty convincing.
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Ricci is certainly convincing as a Southern Belle, and she helps make "Z" reasonably watchable.
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He credits his 4-year-old son Samuel for convincing him to take the role.
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Tigelaar's vote of confidence was convincing: Chance landed at Hulu with a two-season order.
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Our perceptions of aging may also be more convincing than reality, according to the research.
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On the Democratic side, Bernie Sanders failed to make a convincing case to black voters.
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Mr Polonsky's beautiful artwork offers a charming and convincing view of Anne on the page.
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Once they did, it was even more difficult convincing someone to let them use it.
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If you need any more convincing, remember that the year's best kiss is usually reenacted.
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Now, it's all about convincing new doctors in France and Germany to join the platform.
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It makes sense then that crafting a convincing substitute might be something of a challenge.
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Emma Watson's portrayal of Hermione lives on in my imagination because she was so convincing.
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Their relationship together will be hugely important in convincing the mother of dragons to help!
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The Oscar for convincing me they're having a real life affair goes too.... #oscars pic.twitter.
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The production team ask him to reduce his pretty convincing American accent to a whisper.
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While he often had smart strategic ideas, he had trouble convincing people to follow them.
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He is perhaps a less-than-convincing Rebel, having been born and raised a Yankee.
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But Hawking's math was so convincing that just about every physicist believes this radiation exists.
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While Aldridge fell for the 1930 build right away, Followill needed a little more convincing.
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So in terms of convincing anyone of anything, Facebook wasn't the place to do that.
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So, it's clear that it will take a lot of convincing for him to stop.
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It wasn't always comfortable (neither, in hindsight, are all our choices), but it was convincing.
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The most obvious of these is the least convincing—that family offices have created inequality.
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And OPEC has also been successful in convincing other producers to join in the cuts.
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There has never been as convincing an argument for "styles make fights" as Holly Holm.
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At best, you can poll a human audience to see which side was most convincing.
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"He was very convincing," says one man who attended Yusuf's sermons as a police informer.
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Ted is adamant about this inevitable "evolution of the screen" reality, and he is convincing.
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She's utterly convincing (it's rooted in truth, after all), and soon gets what she wants.
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But they made a convincing case and sure enough, I never fucking saw them again.
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One set of answers revolves around convincing people to put different things on their plates.
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You know, Sheryl Sandberg writes about this in "Lean In" and the research is convincing.
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The bank has said it would keep monetary policy tight until inflation shows convincing improvement.
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It's part of the reason why augmented reality apps are fun, though far from convincing.
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"This is a hands-down convincing margin of approval for the military government," he said.
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Netanyahu's frantic efforts to distance himself from his new defense minister have been fairly convincing.
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However, convincing them to put off getting married and having kids is significantly more expensive.
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Yet GoPro is still struggling, at least seemingly, at convincing owners to buy another unit.
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Stories about hidden pockets of magic in forgotten American towns feel a bit more convincing.
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Convincing others to buy goods and services is a useful skill, requiring charisma and persistence.
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The gambit paid off, as The Friends of Ringo Ishikawa's animation is simple but convincing.
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Given the mood of the electorate, he is going to need a very convincing case.
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ARE religious leaders convincing their followers to care more about the fate of the earth?
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The second, "which is much more tricky," Äikäs says, is convincing people to accept it.
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If that isn't convincing enough, at least watch it so you can enjoy the memes.
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Though it takes some convincing, Aleida agrees to sneak in drugs and receive a cut.
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One of the challenges of insuring young adults is convincing them that they need it.
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What Ben actually walks in on is Devon convincing Ashley not to vote him out.
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But we may also be convincing people that they are ill when they are not.
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Just please, remember to dust those oh-so-convincing leaves off every now and then.
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Less convincing lookalikes, meanwhile, get sent to the Moscow Flower Show... ...or events in Shanghai.
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Ivanka Trump is having trouble convincing the world that her father cares about women's issues.
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Unfortunately, the drum machine wasnt always that convincing, and the unfilled room stayed too quiet.
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The accusations could increase scrutiny on uBeam to provide a convincing demo of its technology.
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A third possible detection occurred in a Seattle neighborhood, though the data was less convincing.
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Moving podiums, fog machines, and heat lamps give the VR world a physically convincing atmosphere.
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Yet she could continue to play a unique role in convincing people to keep fighting.
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So far, Waymo had not uncovered convincing evidence that Uber copied its technology, he said.
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Adele may have had us at "Hello," but Bruno Mars says he took some convincing.
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Google's biggest hurdle with Allo may be convincing people that all this AI isn't creepy.
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If you need further convincing, the 21 options ahead should seal the deal for you.
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If you need further convincing on the pearl's versatility, take a look at Ariana Grande.
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Some people need convincing, or incentives, to help push them to go that extra mile.
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However a convincing solution had yet to be found to protect drivers' heads from debris.
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The pain, however, persists constantly — something that she had a frustrating time convincing doctors about.
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Eventually, he revealed that the photo was all a trick of some seriously convincing Photoshopping.
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And note well, the GOP hasn't won a convincing victory in a presidential election since.
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Stipe Miocic took all of those questions straight to Ngannou and gave us convincing answers.
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Unfortunately, the arguments aren't all that convincing — at least not in the way Apple hoped.
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The Ear feels like a well-made device, but the use cases aren't incredibly convincing.
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The problem might be due to difficulties convincing seasoned executives to rethink their current tools.
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But when the animals shut their mouths and run, climb, or fight, they're marvelously convincing.
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And, if so, was Trump really "very convincing" given that the vote failed hours later?
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Whatever the truth, the official version of the story looks even less convincing than before.
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"Refugees are convincing governments of the need to act," says Mr Grandi of the UNHCR.
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But evoking by itself isn't enough, and the Ektra's act isn't wholly convincing in person.
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Why it matters: Convincing developers to build for AR is, in part, a numbers game.
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Read This Next: Recovering From Cancer Means Convincing a Lot of People That I'm Okay
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Obama's remarks seemed to be aimed at convincing Trump of the importance of the media.
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Try convincing them that their troubles had nothing to do with the radiation they absorbed.
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Dean's regret at testifying against Nixon was more convincing than Cohen's purported disgust with Trump.
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There are no good sides in this war and Washington should stop convincing itself otherwise.
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Convincing white-knuckled flyers to get into a buzzing, pilotless helicopter is just the beginning.
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But the company's challenge right now is convincing users that it's using customers' data responsibly.
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Bishagazi's fellow program members agree that the convincing began once the money started coming in.
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"Nissan's internal investigation uncovered substantial and convincing evidence of misconduct" by Ghosn, the spokesman said.
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Convincing the public to support policies that primarily benefit the wealthy is an uphill struggle.
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We happened to spot him just as a convincing Mr. T cosplayer posed with him.
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Starting any discussions — even as a delay tactic — would take some convincing for Saudi officials.
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Germany, in particular, needed some convincing — the large denomination note was a symbol of pride.
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Movement was perhaps the key element in nailing down this convincing, and invisible, creature performance.
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Gallagher's discussion of the postal system's "Golden Age" during the Progressive Era is more convincing.
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Whenever they reach an agreement, they end up convincing themselves that the other is cheating.
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In addition, there is convincing evidence that glyphosate also can cause cancer in laboratory animals.
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The teacher's response was convincing neither to Peterson nor, Peterson suspected, to the teacher himself.
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"I didn't succeed" in convincing Trump to release the military aid, Johnson told the outlet.
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It sounded convincing — but many of his points are echoed by Mr. Reeves of Gusto.
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Some of the CG to make the dogs look like they're talking is quite convincing.
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Ryan was adept at convincing pundits that his budget proposals and reforms were about principles.
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"The most convincing thing in the data we've got are the blood vessels," Liu said.
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Convincing jaded younger adults to buy a Portal might be a steep challenge for Facebook.
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While the study makes a convincing argument, identifying chilling effects empirically has always been tricky.
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But that didn't stop her from convincing her parents to watch it — and joining them.
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His revelation appears to have been that convincing strikes have a weight in their impact.
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It's a simple technique, but one that took a lot of convincing to get approved.
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That's convincing as a partial explanation, but something else is probably happening here as well.
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Crooks's account of the incident, as reported in the Post, is well-supported and convincing.
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The only hard part will convincing yourself to get out of bed to make it.
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Convincing them that taking action was in their best interests was the first big challenge.
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There are some convincing arguments to suggest the existence of a casque buried in Milwaukee.
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San Pellegrino named Crenn the World's Best Female Chef 2016, if you need further convincing.
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Convincing some farmers to pay even a token amount for their seeds is another challenge.
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It's quite convincing and natural aside from a few times when it appears downright cartoonish.
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That these feelings arrived coated in a convincing pop sheen only made them more potent.
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Many of her higher-educated, technocratic-minded voters may struggle to find either candidate convincing.
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We have earned a clear, convincing victory, and we have you to thank for that.
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We can't have half-truths and hyperbole … convincing people this isn't to be taken seriously.
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Mic Pool's sound design has taken care of that, thank you, with convincing crowd noises.
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It doesn't matter how beautiful you are, how convincing you are, we cannot fool everybody.
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The book makes a convincing argument that contemporary migration is a direct descendant of colonialism.
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BUT. Zuckerberg is doing a terrible job of convincing people he isn't running for president.
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But Marshall won over the Republican justices by convincing them of the court's institutional legitimacy.
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With a background in the hard sciences, Bradley's justification of herbal medicine is initially convincing.
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"When there is convincing to be done, that's who they send in," Mr. Jones said.
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The statement was hardly convincing; regardless of whether Harbaugh is staying in Ann Arbor, Mich.
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From there, Herring continued dominating the 10-round fight and won a convincing unanimous decision.
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