They're going to do well, we're going to do well.
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"When they do well, we do well," Mr. Scanlan said.
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What do you feel you do well and not do well?
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I try to do well because I want to do well.
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They want to do well and we want to do well.
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If they do well, then obviously as a landlord, we do well.
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As small businesses do well, the U.S. economy overall will do well.
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If California doesn't do well economically, the country doesn't do well economically.
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When parties do well in special elections, they usually do well in the midterms.
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Again, it's the right thing to do – when our clients do well, we do well.
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But all three were desperately hoping Marco Rubio wouldn't do well there — and he did do well.
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You can't complain about somebody who wants you to do well — and he wants me to do well.
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If the projects the company champions do well, then King, and everything he serves, will do well, too.
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What the critics fail to appreciate is that workers do well when the companies they work for do well.
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"We do not do well with white men and we don't do well with married white women," Clinton said.
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"I want him to succeed and do well, and I want to help him do well," Manchin said of Trump.
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I'm sure he's very motivated to do well here in Madrid and continue to do well on his favorite surface.
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" Bennett went on to add, "let humans do what they do well, and let machines do what they do well.
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And, of course, the world needs both the U.S. and China to do well for the world to do well.
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We would all do well to draw inspiration from Boomer, a Bengal cat that skateboards better than you do, well, anything.
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My feeling: Let me get on with what I do well, and let others get on with what they do well.
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I don't do well with shootings—I don't think anyone should do well with shootings—but no, I said to my son.
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"IT, pharma will do well, private sector banks in the second half of the year will do well and cement will do well on infra spending," Gaurang Shah, vice president of Geojit BNP Paribas said while listing his preferred sectors for 2016.
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We do well with all basically multiplayer competitive games and we also do well with games that I would call sorta sandbox, or creative games.
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It is great for parents to want their children to do well, but it is not great for parents to do well for their children.
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What do we make of the market when those that do well underperform and those that don't do well also underperform, though by a larger amount?
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"We think we're going to do very well in Minnesota on Super Tuesday; Colorado we're going to do well; Oklahoma we're going to do well," he said.
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"The drive to do well on The Bachelor or Bachelorette would have you do well in high school, but not necessarily in real life," Myrin points out.
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We want vendors to well, the community to do well, customers to do well, and the hope is that everyone benefits from the presence of the organization.
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And you must do well in it; research showed that a C or below in a milestone course made it very difficult to do well in subsequent courses.
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Call it the triumph of indexing: A few companies have gotten so big that they are essentially becoming the market, and when they do well, the markets do well.
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"But you have to win tournaments like this, or do well in tournaments like this, in order to do well in Grand Slams," she said of being in Auckland.
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But I thought, you know, there are things Disney does well, and there's things Disney doesn't do well but there are things Disney shouldn't even try to do well.
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They come into the city, they do well in the city, then they come to America and they do well here, and that, you know, is certainly not typical.
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" Here's how Aspiration — whose motto is "Do Well.
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He's worried that the current version would be too disruptive to the individual health insurance market and Medicaid — and if they don't do well, he says, hospitals don't do well.
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Clinton continued to do well in Louisiana largely because of her support among black voters, and Sanders continues to do well among overwhelmingly white states and states in the Northeast.
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Moreover, people who do well on one kind of ability test also tend to do well on others, a phenomenon that is referred to as g, as in general intelligence.
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And the map of white liberalism lines up quite well with where Democrats do well — except in the areas where Democrats do well because of their strength with nonwhite voters.
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If you could pick out someone that you think is going to do well in life — you hope that they do well in life — Tristan would be one of those people.
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What did I ... what else did I do well.
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The hunch was that a polling app would do well.
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But exactly where Mr. Trump should do well is unclear.
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Everybody can do well and we can live in peace.
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I think he's going to go in and do well.
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Apple isn't the only name Munster said could do well.
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Forecasters and observers alike would do well to remember that.
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And I don't do well with entire days without movement.
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It's one of the things we do and do well.
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If you do well, you want to do it again.
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But what media companies do well is they understand content.
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I always believed he could do well in the primaries.
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Many of you will do well and you should too.
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I pray that we do well at our upcoming venues.
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Nonetheless, we would do well to refrain from smug condescension.
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The Oregon protesters would do well to ponder his example.
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The electoral primary map sets up Patrick to do well.
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That doesn't mean he's going to do well in Nevada.
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So you're just gonna not do well in this segment.
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The results weren't pretty, but some shares can do well.
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"We have to do well next week," Devine said Wednesday.
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Firms built on these objectives rarely do well for long.
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So the company's managing to not do well right now.
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"When she went blind she didn't do well," Anderson recalled.
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We are terrible and none of us do well tonight.
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The president himself would do well to learn these lessons.
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They kept saying black movies don't do well over there.
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"Republicans will do well in 2018, very well!" he wrote.
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Great healthy things that don't taste good don't do well.
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I don't do well with caffeine after a certain point.
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Donald Trump would do well to see these women, too.
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You do well against a guy and sometimes you don't.
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Cities will do well to measure the festivals' financial impact.
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Amateur and seasoned photographers alike would do well to visit.
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DO WELL IN NEW HAMPSHIRE Did somebody say "town hall"?
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A good season premiere is very hard to do well!
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If I do well, maybe I'll go abroad to study.
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But we didn't know … we thought it would do well.
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Unlike in 2013, everyone knew Five Star would do well.
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So we want to make sure that they do well.
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I still have to do well in the individual event.
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For example, Toronto is going to continue to do well.
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The state is now finding new ways to do well.
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"I did not do well on Saturday night," he said.
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We'd do well to keep du Pont's story in mind.
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North Korea would do well not to test his resolve.
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I still play golf and I do well at that.
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When one restaurant starts to do well, another one opens.
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The UN would do well to replicate the UOSSM model.
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They will do well to improve on their 22013 results.
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She wants to support them and see them do well.
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And Republicans would do well to treat it that way.
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European leaders facing domestic insurgencies might do well to listen.
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The Nikkei 225 tends to do well one month afterwards.
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Even the wannabe Machiavellis don't do well in this town.
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Everyone watching would do well to take a deep breath.
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"I want every British player to do well," Moore said.
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We are certain the team will do well in London.
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We've seen many worse players do well with Aaron Rodgers.
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Zuckerberg and Pichai would do well to follow his lead.
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I want to do well; I want to have success.
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Urban Canadian areas would do well to do the same.
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Still, the Democrats would do well to refrain from smirking.
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These companies continue to amaze with what they do well.
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The president would do well to concentrate his attention elsewhere.
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The thing is, I don't do well in high temperatures.
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" "So, look, the president didn't do well on the trip.
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PREPA's creditors would do well to recognize all these risks.
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"Just going cheap doesn't mean it'll do well," he said.
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But Democrats might do well to give it more attention.
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None of us can do well in a failing world.
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"We had Googlers do what Googlers do well," she said.
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She was discharged in November and continues to do well.
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Did the toy do well and what did you learn?
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FG: I think there are things [Trump] could do well.
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As a profession, we'd do well to follow their lead.
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"Doctor Atomic" embraces one thing opera does do well: spectacle.
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What did the other person do well in the conversation?
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He might do well to instead follow his daughter's lead.
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Lesbians do well on media, let me just tell you.
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But nevertheless, they require repetition and experience to do well.
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I was really nervous because I wanted to do well.
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It's a lesson the network could do well to revisit.
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They would do well to have more women in leadership.
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O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story was going to do well.
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Currencies usually sensitive to commodity prices may also do well.
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"If people know we're here, we could do well again."
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All of them would do well to watch their backs.
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Young men don't generally do well after contact with Carrie.
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Tencent's gaming business looks set to do well in 2019.
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What are you able to do well, the Stoics ask?
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But Democrats would actually do well to listen to Gorsuch.
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Mr. Fernández would do well to put Bolivia behind him.
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What you can do well, someone else may struggle with.
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His party is expected to do well at the polls.
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Trump is still predicted to do well in New Hampshire.
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These lawmakers might do well to keep that in mind.
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I'd love to see it do well, but it can't.
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SHANGHAI — You want your children to do well in school.
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We would do well to admit that and move forward.
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Big oil companies and investors would do well to prepare.
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We want him to do well in the podcast business.
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I'll give an example of what we didn't do well.
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"She can do well in the big moments," Mertens said.
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"Because somebody did do well or didn't do well in Iowa, this means X, Y, or Z." In other words, the race for president may be many months along, but Monday is just the beginning.
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The same way that it's easier to do well in school if you come from a supportive family, it's easier to do well at work if you have a partner who understands and encourages you.
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I have the life experience to do well in this game.
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But, yeah, thirst traps really do well for the young people.
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I hope to continue to do well in the free skate.
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You can make money and do well at the same time.
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And they're lessons that everyone would do well to take in.
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The U.S. and Canada would do well to follow their lead.
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Most of the time, I do well as a single parent.
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And when they do, well, we relish in the hilarious results.
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Paulsen thinks in that dollar environment, foreign stocks could do well.
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Instead, tech leaders would do well to stand up to Trump.
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Corny though they definitely, always are, surprise appearances always do well.
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If they both do well, they could meet in the quarterfinals.
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EVERY SINGLE TIME PEOPLE DO WELL SOMEWHERE, IT HELPS OTHER PEOPLE.
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Like Knepper, women lawyers often do well early in their careers.
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Odds are you're not going to do well on the job.
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Other countries expected to do well are improving for similar reasons.
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Gamers and music-sharing sites do well in the Nordic countries.
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So everything has to work out for you to do well.
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S. assets are going to do well," he told "Closing Bell.
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She'd had a hotel in Vegas, and it didn't do well.
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The one thing I don't do well is sitting around relaxing.
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In truth, Detroit would do well with a bit more Brooklyn.
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Facebook is very well positioned to do well in that space.
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" "To me, there's nothing harder to do well than a multicam.
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He wants to do well for every American across the board.
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Early-years education sets toddlers up to do well at school.
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So I guess it should do well for their American dealers.
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Many larger countries would do well to learn from small countries.
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He said he's expecting the entire defense ecosystem to do well.
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But most importantly, the rest of the world will do well.
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It's about examining what the artwork did or didn't do well.
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While there's growing competition, Seymour said Priceline continues to do well.
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I'm always thinking, I can do well in the grand slams.
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That orcas don't do well in captivity is hardly a secret.
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If there is a lot of money, we can do well.
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You're not just proud of guys just when they do well.
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And so we both anticipated that it was -- would do well.
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A land where everybody can do well if you work hard.
|
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Twitter tends to do well around live events, particularly sporting events.
|
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Athletes who get heat stroke almost invariably do well, said Slovis.
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For all we know, Kelly might do well in the role.
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This is my career, I want so badly to do well.
|
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It's a lesson this current Congress would do well to adopt.
|
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President Trump would do well not to do them any favors.
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If you do, well, remember that you did it to yourselves.
|
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Because China's not collapsing, some companies will continue to do well.
|
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I think the auto industry won't do well under this plan.
|
|
Geminis do well with a high-quality bud or vape pens.
|
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We both make sure they learn Chinese, do well in math.
|
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Even companies that expect a Brexit effect still could do well.
|
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You'd do well to check out Ramsey Nasser's Dialogue 3-D.
|
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Only those who specialise in commercial fleet insurance would do well.
|
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As such, UEFA would do well to rethink their suspension policy.
|
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We would do well to replicate his performance and his conduct.
|
|
Other countries and regions would do well to follow their examples.
|
|
But once they find suitable employment, they tend to do well.
|
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The Senate would do well to return to its bipartisan practices.
|
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"We seriously try to do well while doing good," Petraeus said.
|
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"Everyone who came after you didn't do well," she was told.
|
|
The leaders of our time would do well to emulate him.
|
|
The Senate would do well to quickly confirm their former colleague.
|
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He is likely to do well in many individual congressional districts.
|
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In practice, investors would do well to stick with 10 percent.
|
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Larger brands might do well to take note of Puma's success.
|
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Yes, Trump is not going to do well among black voters.
|
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I'm always thinking I can do well in the Grand Slams.
|
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Again, Ark's Winton is betting the controversial company will do well.
|
|
But economists would do well to look elsewhere for an explanation.
|
|
Before firing Mueller, President Trump would do well to remember that.
|
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These are not programs that you want to see do well.
|
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"Again I think that the females will do well," said Bolt.
|
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I just want to do well, to push nice and strong.
|
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He added the French business should do well again this year.
|
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He predicted the economy will continue to do well through 2018.
|
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If you're a drama creator, you're not going to do well.
|
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Ano was not the only anti-establishment party to do well.
|
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I think this is one of the things we do well.
|
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They still love you, they want you to do well, right?
|
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Trump would do well to take his own advice on dealmaking.
|
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Congress, and President Trump, would do well not to squander it.
|
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Then it's a question: Is this something I could do well?
|
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First, Forerunner will clearly do well financially from the two exits.
|
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"If I didn't do well, I would blame him," she said.
|
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The oil industry would do well to wake up to it.
|
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"Businesses don't do well," she said, nodding at the sleepy storefronts.
|
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I've done well before and I want to do well again.
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When the Italian economy goes bad, the banks don't do well.
|
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The rest of the world would do well to follow suit.
|
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She tells him he "would do well" to come join her.
|
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The biggest prize is California, where Sanders expects to do well.
|
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Sedums and ornamental grasses generally do well in full southern sun.
|
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But the company remains hopeful that HBO Max will do well.
|
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I feel that I can do well just given the chance.
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It's going to do well just because we're out of pipe.
|
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But when we do well, it's always because of the entrepreneur.
|
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Maybe one of the principal players doesn't do well in crowds.
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Jubilee would probably do well in a home with other dogs.
|
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As an athlete, sleep is important for me to do well.
|
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I understand that I have to do well in the race.
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We're in a business where nobody cares when you do well.
|
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Going into Westminster, the dog was a favorite to do well.
|
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At first glance, Filipinos do well in terms of gender equality.
|
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"I don't think Björk would do well on Patreon," he explains.
|
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"I'm here to help you folks do well," Mr. Trump said.
|
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That's enough to do well among some of the human race.
|
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What products or services do well in the economy's current climate?
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Still, the company said its chip business continued to do well.
|
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The far right is expected to do well in Dutch elections.
|
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How many entrepreneurs, after all, can do well by doing good?
|
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Lewis and his fellow boycotters would do well to heed them.
|
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On the other hand, oil producers in the U.S. do well.
|
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Most investors would do well to focus on the long term.
|
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This is because when companies prosper, consumers frequently also do well.
|
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And there's a real chance he could do well there too.
|
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Future moderators would do well to follow the example they set.
|
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Going into Westminster, the dog was a favorite to do well.
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There are two things we don't do well: optimism and irony.
|
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If you don't do well, tomorrow is still going to come.
|
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Because I of course want to see the team do well.
|
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One is in general, storytelling is really hard to do well.
|
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Rather, we know of capitalist systems in which when companies do well, the owners of capital and the workers both do well — and that the cooperative nature of their relationship generates a bigger pie to divide.
|
|
The people who do well from meritocracy will invest the proceeds from their success in working the system to make sure that they and their kids have the resources they need to continue to do well.
|
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Experts would do well to continue to work on the problem of antiquities trafficking — but they (and the rest of us) would also do well to stop and think how that work is framed and used.
|
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He predicted I would do well, and I thought he was crazy.
|
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Some mobile network operators will do well out of the new deal.
|
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Do you think the Democrats want the president to do well here?
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And she's confident her successor will do well in the hot seat.
|
|
It received mixed reviews and didn't do well at the box office.
|
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Facebook looks like a ne'er do well of a global tech company.
|
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I don't go out there expecting to do well, see what happens.
|
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This policy is not about whether kids do well on college campuses.
|
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It inspires me to continue to push forward and to do well.
|
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You're one of my favorites and I want you to do well!
|
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That's a lesson investors in new technology would do well to note.
|
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He did not do well, winning less than 5% of the vote.
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Do well, and you'll be crowned the karaoke king, just like me.
|
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It will boost tourism; there are certain industries that will do well.
|
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If the dovish trade in the euro continues, what will do well?
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I already knew going in that Spotify would do well with playlists.
|
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But this will require further education and careful attention to do well.
|
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It said third-party sellers continue to do well on its platform.
|
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If we get it right, we can do well and do good.
|
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Companies that do well include Shire, Bristol-Myers Squibb and Eli Lilly.
|
|
But it remains unclear whether the commission will actually do, well, anything.
|
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If Mrs Warren can navigate this tricky issue, she may do well.
|
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It's not the kind of movie that Hollywood thinks should do well.
|
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Kanye West's big surprise... The rapper is expected to do, well something.
|
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I SAID I THINK SENATOR SANDERS WILL DO WELL IN THE PRIMARY.
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Their successors would do well to take several pages from their books.
|
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In an era like this, we would do well to heed her.
|
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"Generally, they do well, and it's over with very quickly," Shu said.
|
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Snapchat's big increase doesn't necessarily mean they'll do well in the future.
|
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Didn't… didn't everyone else from your year do well for themselves, hmm?
|
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"I've always said we need to do well here," Christie told reporters.
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Incumbent US banks would do well to sit up and take notice.
|
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Bank stocks do well as yields jump, as they were on Friday.
|
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Euroskeptic and fringe parties are expected to do well in the election.
|
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"You have to do well by all the folks in the ecosystem."
|
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So both the euro and dollar should do well against the yen.
|
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The DPP is tipped to do well as are smaller opposition parties.
|
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Korwin-Mikke would do well to remember to that last one, especially.
|
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He thinks financials are likely to do well after years of underperformance.
|
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I was hoping to do well in North Carolina, well in Florida.
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It feels good to come in and do well in that situation.
|
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And it isn't just small projects that do well at the hackathon.
|
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And Arabica doesn't do well in hotter than normal temperatures, noted Davis.
|
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"A success on another network means we do well too," he said.
|
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Is that mirroring of our humanity something that art can do well?
|
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But plankton don't do well in warmer waters, which carry fewer nutrients.
|
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Yet most people don't sit down and analyze what they do well.
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Entrepreneurs and marketers would do well to listen — as well as watch.
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It's to protect Britney and make sure she continues to do well.
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What it doesn't do well is tell you anything about the scenario.
|
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"Can Nucor do well despite what happens with 232?" he asked rhetorically.
|
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We do not do well when the voter turnout is not large.
|
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But sustainability advocates say that you can do well by doing good.
|
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President Trump would also do well to start thinking strategically about migration.
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The United States and British governments would do well to follow suit.
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You can do good in the world, or you can do well.
|
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"The fundamentals of these companies have continued to do well," Zukin said.
|
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Working parents who do well often adopt a "divide and conquer" strategy.
|
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Organizations that do well get rewarded with more funding and more turf.
|
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Colleges elsewhere in the country would do well to follow this example.
|
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Such luxury nonchalance takes an awful lot of effort to do well.
|
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I'm worried about his presidency, but I want him to do well.
|
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We would do well to pay heed to these words by Gen.
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Solar will do well in those markets — and we all will benefit.
|
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I'm content to have two big positions that continue to do well.
|
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"Unfortunately, I don't do well not playing the week before," Mickelson said.
|
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Some believe Trump's brand of populism could do well in the state.
|
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She would do well to focus on building support for it now.
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There's a tremendous pressure not just to do well but to excel.
|
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It is expected that the student who enters here will do well.
|
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Congress would do well to abolish the home mortgage interest deduction completely.
|
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This is really hard work that not many companies can do well.
|
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Things will improve further but we have to do well in Olympics.
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Really, the only thing he didn't do well was shoot from distance.
|
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BM: I think I might do well on the voice recognition front.
|
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Firstly, Ngannou might do well to constantly work to cut the ring.
|
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And it isn't just small projects that do well at the Hackathon.
|
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"White label brands often do well, which may surprise consumers," he added.
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We are skeptical that approach will do well in general election debates.
|
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But investors who have the stomach for volatility could still do well.
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This well-to-do, well-connected family of German Jewish origin — Mrs.
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Obviously, you want to do well, but this isn't about the numbers.
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Biden, meanwhile, is expected to do well in Florida, a delegate monster.
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The sites that do well, theoretically speaking, should then make more money.
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At what point can a kajira do well if she's been beaten?
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"Make a list of all the things you do well," suggested Bray.
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The thing that drones do well is "low-altitude cinematography," he said.
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They started to do well and more people have come on board.
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"Knock on wood, the patient did well and continues to do well."
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Big banks and health care companies should do well, too, he said.
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His critique is no screed: He acknowledges, rightly, what they do well.
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But you also have to plan for if he doesn't do well.
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Finally, voters did not do well by women in New York politics.
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When the electorate is larger, younger, and more diverse, Democrats do well.
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Programs across the country would do well to standardize objectives and curriculums.
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Traditionally we have been told that our movies don't do well overseas.
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He would do well to focus on increasing how many women work.
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You can do well or do good, but you can't do both.
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Democrats would do well to distinguish good results from ill-conceived policies.
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First though, Sanders needs to do well in those first two contests.
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Bogie can be shy and doesn't always do well in group situations.
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Democratic presidential candidates would do well to take heed of these results.
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If you do well, the city will embrace you and love you.
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We knew we "wanted to do well by doing good," Leonberger explains.
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And he encouraged people to do well while holding them to account.
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At the same time, the clients using Podium's platform also do well.
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We'd do well to remember we are all caught in something eventually.
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Elizabeth Warren, are poised to do well because of their geographical advantage.
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He also said that emerging-market shares and gold could do well.
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But they would do well to err on the side of caution.
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Perhaps its members would do well to consult with the Sundance organizers.
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At the Environmental Protection Agency, scientists make money when polluters do well.
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"So they don't do well when things dry out," Dr. Umbers said.
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Glass does not do well in curbside recycling programs because it breaks.
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They work together and separately and celebrate together when they do well.
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It's always a good feeling to see our pop ups do well.
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And if you're buying sugar skulls, you'd do well to follow suit.
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It felt good for them to see the food bank do well.
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But if their athletes do well, they will certainly be celebrating it.
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"Businesses that have happy employees generally do well over time," he said.
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"We don't do well when we have more time," said Republican Sen.
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"Hindi movies do well because they have a larger appeal," Abhishek said.
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Norway coach Per-Mathias Hogmo said Belgium could do well in France.
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Even after Mr. Rajagopal's murder conviction, his restaurants continued to do well.
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Even after Mr. Rajagopal's murder conviction, his restaurants continued to do well.
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But to do well in journalism he believed he needed a specialty.
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A delightful young woman who will do well in her mature days.
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I don't think it's an ambition for the record to do well.
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"The private model is going to do well in Ontario," Anand said.
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Some traditional powerhouses of the quant investing world continue to do well.
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These sectors are going to do well when the market sells off.
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So I think that those kinds of stories do well on LinkedIn.
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But our desire to do well socially can have an ugly side.
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Cultural Codex would do well to home in on indigenous cultures alone.
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To be clear, Republicans did not do well in the 2018 elections.
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I doubt a Berlusconi would do well in Italy at this point.
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"Pete can win Iowa and New Hampshire and he won't win South Carolina or do well with black voters here or do well on Super Tuesday," said Bakari Sellers, a former South Carolina legislator who is backing Sen.
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"It's sort of like shopping — some people do well in large malls with tons of options, others do well in tiny boutiques," said Barmak Nassirian, director of federal policy with the American Association of State Colleges and Universities.
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Hold on, Dan, I will give the president credit, if he does do well in North Korea this week, and I think the whole world will if these guys do well and it is better than the Iran deal.
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"Past experience suggests that a candidate needs to do well in at least some of the early states to have the visibility necessary to do well in a state like California, even this early in the process," he says.
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But they would do well not to make that comparison in the UAE.
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He would do well to follow the logic of his rhetoric in 2012.
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Algorithms are just very limited in what they can do well, right now.
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Unsurprisingly, this is a sport that cold-weather countries traditionally do well in.
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Toroian said that the financials will do well in both 2017 and 2018.
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Can a sport played on the ice do well in the scorching desert?
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That puts you in a position to do well when the markets recover.
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Fiscal conservatives would do well to ask if these spending priorities are correct.
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As a director, you want your film to do well critically and commercially.
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But in parliamentary elections this Sunday, the FPO is expected to do well.
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Americans in the hostile age of Trump would do well to pay attention.
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Few expected him, or any Democrat, to do well in Texas against Cruz.
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Are there any stocks that do well in such a slow-growth environment?
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But I think we're going to do well in Nevada and South Carolina.
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Anyone covering the news on these subjects would do well to remember that.
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AND I'M HOPING WHOEVER BECOMES PRESIDENT, THE AMERICAN ECONOMY CONTINUES TO DO WELL.
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The goal has never changed which is, unless we do well, people suffer.
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"There was a lot we didn't do well," Nets Coach Lionel Hollins said.
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There's a reason for certain publishers that they don't do well on Facebook.
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It is a preference some of Uruguay's neighbors would do well to emulate.
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On a positive note, both sides do well when it comes to costs.
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Just that you'd do well to worry about them all pretty much equally.
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The candidates — and the debate moderators — would do well to remember that. —P.
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There are women who race with a men's licence and they do well.
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A lot of people didn't expect me to do well in the debate.
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He explained that discount retailers do well even when consumers are doing better.
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"I think the hospitals are not going to do well, period," she said.
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Historically, longer pins have tended to do well on the site, Bidgoli said.
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McCartney said the group didn't do well with her constant presence back then.
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But can it do well enough to last him these last three weeks?
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Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are expected to do well on Super Tuesday.
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"If you run a campaign on the issues, you do well," he said.
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She'll expect to do well there, but things will be close county-wide.
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Germany will only do well in the long run if Europe does well.
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"You know what I thought, is that movie didn't do well," Krasinski joked.
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Journalists would do well to exercise more judgment in future Fancy Bears leaks.
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We'll take out of this what we didn't do well and push forward.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. Dicks don't do well on drugs.
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I personally do not feel overly pressured to do well on these tests.
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" Trump, who once co-owned the pageant, continued, "She did not do well.
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He continues to do well, even coming back to host "SNL" in 2017.
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Unfortunately, I didn't do well and I wasn't able to help the team.
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For 22016, we're declaring man braids as the new must-do, well, 'do.
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Stocks weren't the only assets to do well in the first quarter, however.
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And they would do well to recognize that they are the incumbents now.
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To say my body doesn't do well in the cold is an understatement.
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It will also do well in subsequent years, though through a different mechanism.
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Most of us would do well to put away the measuring tape already.
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Banks generally do well when the economy is growing, as it is now.
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Instead, the left would do well to engage the issue on the merits.
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She noted that one thing these thematic ETFs do well is diversify globally.
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There, government officials and their favored cronies do well while the masses languish.
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Exchanges at the Organization of American States usually don't do well on YouTube.
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WHAT KIND OF TELECO AMERICAN TECHNOLOGY COMPANIES ARE GONNA DO WELL FOR THIS?
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And when we do well, the rest of the world also does well.
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Some funds simply did well because they always do well in volatile times.
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ISPs must begin to understand that they can do well by doing good.
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In 1996, Panis had a strong car and was expected to do well.
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The public will do well, then, to look into the president's actual finances.
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"Obviously I want to do well," the Finn told Reuters after the race.
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If you perform, if you do well in tournaments, you climb the ranks.
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A lot of you are going to do well, and you should, too.
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And with elections just around the corner, Congress would do well to listen.
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Democrats tend to do well in postindustrial places where carbon output is low.
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Still, even unsettled directors would do well to consider Fortis' longer term rehabilitation.
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It is no surprise poorly prepared kids do not do well in college.
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We would do well to stanch any North American impulse toward self-righteousness.
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"Banks should do well next year and want to keep staff," Mestrich said.
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Buttressed by family and friends, she's likely to do well on her own.
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Lastly, Republicans would do well to continue the regulatory reform efforts of 2017.
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"I'm here to help you folks do well," Trump told the technology executives.
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Sanders said he expects to do well in the states voting on Tuesday.
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Mr. Trump has tended to do well in settings like the CNN forum.
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It's been pretty simple: If you do well, you get to keep going.
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Historically, if you win the presidency, you don't do well two years later.
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Just make sure that we do well here and then we can expand.
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I expected it, because no one wants to see a gypsy do well.
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Frank: As someone who wants keenly for Democrats to do well on Nov.
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Now Lerer, at least, thinks video will do well for BuzzFeed this year.
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The studios, you might say, would do well to stick to their guns.
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The House Judiciary Committee is accordingly trying to do ... well, something impeachment-y.
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Perhaps. She'll have to do well in Iowa and build on that success.
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I hope to harm those constructs we would all do well to smash.
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You would do well to confer with a lawyer at the start, too.
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Mr. Sonnenfeld said Mr. Moonves would do well to follow Mr. Sorrell's example.
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But I became convinced that there are two things we can do well.
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I've worked hard to earn these votes, and I think I'll do well.
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In other words, they know what they do well, and stick with it.
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A live-action version is likely to do well at the box office.
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Just do well in Iowa, they argue, and the other voters will follow.
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Gold and gold miners often do well during times when investors are afraid.
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If he does not do well, I would be surprised if he continues.
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We continue to do well and to improve our EBITDA and our revenue.
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Even looking back at that, I still want to do well right now.
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Investors will do well to position themselves as the bottom hits, he added.
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"Key to winning this game was two things we do well," Zidane said.
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And we know that Biden and Buttigieg also do well as second choices.
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"What we do is focus on what we do well," Mr. McInerney said.
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And although Sanders does do well with working-class voters, I doubt Mrs.
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I want to do well enough that Donald Trump sends me crazy tweets.
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There's a reason that Biden is poised to do well in South Carolina.
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He also said Korean tech stocks could do well as demand heats up.
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Do you think these things can help students to do well in school?
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Congress would do well to remember this history, and to avoid repeating it.
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Democrats have shown they can do well in Montana, even in presidential elections.
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As an American, Lasry said he likes to see the economy do well.
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" Bottom line: "If you are a stress reducer, you're going to do well.
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At the same time, some of the old businesses continue to do well.
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A lot of cool stuff can happen if you do well out here.
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WE want you to do well, just do it [with] your own material.
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Too often, Griffin decided what to do well before he analyzed the defense.
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If we don't do well, that's one of the options that we have.
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The fact that Iowa is in the coveted place of going first means that "everyone likes to use it make their prognostications — because somebody did do well or didn't do well in Iowa this means X, Y, or Z," Kachiroubas said.
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"All I know is I think I'm going to do well here, and I think that's going to put me in a position to do well in North Carolina and Alabama and other states in the Democratic primary," Biden said.
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As we continue to pore over the text, here's the preliminary list: China and trade China's economy "I want China to do well and I hope they do well, but they've had now the worst year in 57 years," Trump said.
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I felt like this is going to be a reflection of my knowledge and if I don't do well, [then] I deserve to fail, and if I do well, [then] I'll know it's because this knowledge is already within me.
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So he researched what brands would do well and which styles people would buy.
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However, 911s are so expensive right now at auction, this one might do well.
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But America would do well to get its own house in order as well.
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And that as long as it's a level playing field they can do well.
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"The big franchises do well in China," said Paul Dergarabedian, senior analyst at Comscore.
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He also thinks companies that benefit from rising inflation will do well in 2017.
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"He doesn't always do well but I think he always means well," said Bailey.
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When they get support, women leaders in tech not only do well, they excel.
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They just need to have the knowledge that there is something they do well.
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With a lovingly restored chassis, this thing should still do well in historic races.
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With a lovingly restored chassis, this thing should still do well in historic races.
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Finally, Trump—and the rest of the world—would do well to manage expectations.
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But that's why expanding internationally is hard and something few founders can do well.
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It's not a complicated drink, but it is a hard one to do well.
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One that Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg would do well to read.
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"I think I've got to do well here," Bennet said on MSNBC on Monday.
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Even if I didn't love studying, per se, I still wanted to do well.
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Between the lines: Trump wants the companies to "do well" — but on his terms.
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Funds that back products and services for the large underserved classes will do well.
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Incumbent presidents tend to do well in elections when the economy is growing robustly.
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Remarkably, all segments of society that scholars have examined do well economically under Democrats.
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France, Austria, Germany, and Australia would do well not to make the same mistake.
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Historically, dollar stores are counter-cyclical, meaning they do well when economies do poorly.
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When anti-Semitic feelings across Europe are compared, the UK tends to do well.
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That structure seeks to encourage algorithms that do well at picking winners over time.
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But if he was going to do well anywhere, it was in New Hampshire.
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Al-Khan said such babies have "tremendous neurological problems," and most don't do well.
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And savvy scooter companies would do well to be pressing on that policy front.
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"Malaysia depends on him to do well," the stocky 44-year-old told Reuters.
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Dalton seemed to do well at first after his transplant but then developed lymphoma.
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Harvey expects them to do well in an environment that's still exhibiting economic growth.
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Dalton seemed to do well at first after his transplant, but then developed lymphoma.
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Honestly, I didn't expect the Helios 300 to do well with battery life anyway.
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We want them to do well, but we want them to treat us fairly.
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By offering an ad revenue split, it also encourages both teams to do well.
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People do well after spleen removal, but may be more susceptible to serious infections.
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There are plenty of things that any person doesn't do well, but so what?
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"You have to do well by all the folks in the ecosystem," Blecharczyk said.
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"I just don't know any reason why we shouldn't do well," Trump told Hannity.
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Robinhood might do well to get more serious about how it offers crypto education.
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It's a great piece of legislation, and Congress would do well to pass it.
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Here are the kinds of stocks that do well during a risk-on rally.
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Democrats continue to do well on solid Democratic soil and increasingly dominate the suburbs.
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Cleo, the canine mom, and her bountiful brood continue to do well, reports ABC.
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Everyone wants it to do well, but the synergy was just right on set.
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McMullin is uniquely positioned to do well in the largely Republican and Mormon state.
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I'm the type of person that everything I do, I have to do well.
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Mexico's peso and stock market apparently do well when President Donald Trump does not.
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So we made the film, they immediately tested it, and it didn't do well.
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Swiss equities, alongside healthcare, tend to do well when the U.S. dollar is strong.
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When stocks do well, it's not typically the case that bond prices also rally.
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Almost certain to be selected for a vote and the favorite to do well.
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And relative to its demographics, Sanders simply didn't do well enough to catch Clinton.
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And why Cruz needs to do well in the Southern states coming up soon.
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If it's executed correctly, the off-price model could do well, one analyst said.
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Nor do I think that the Republicans are going to do well in 2018.
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What's a man with few prospects and some ne'er-do-well mates to do?
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Companies in trendy sectors also tend to do well, and politics fits that description.
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Poirier, also a southpaw, would do well to get to this early and often.
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Congress would do well to understand that full repeal means exactly that: full repeal.
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But all walls do well is isolate and create an artificial sense of security.
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Places like the Caribbean, South Japan, South Europe, the Mediterranean tend to do well.
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But Trump has expressed confidence that Republicans will do well in the November midterms.
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We can remove those certain parts after a blood clot and people do well.
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They also don't do well on their own; marmosets are a highly social species.
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"We're going to do well in Iowa, and I'm sure of that," she said.
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Christians would do well to summon any Christian leader to a higher heart standard.
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Not only did women candidates do well, but women voters dominated at the polls.
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Even when I do well I still feel mangled and worked over by it.
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But some people feel that it wasn't right to do well during that period.
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If you want to build massive wealth, you'd do well to practice them carefully.
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"My suspicion is that Trump will do well wherever there are Catholics," he said.
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As happened in the 1980s and 1990s, some EMs will continue to do well.
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And yet, even there, we would do well to read the novel more closely.
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This is precisely a role that the United States can do — and do well.
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But he doesn't do well here with the verbal humor or the physical kind.
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Suburban office parks continue to do well in some areas, like northern New Jersey.
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"Democrats do well to listen to the standard-bearers of the party," she said.
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Anyone trying to master the English language would do well to study either one.
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If there's anything the Olsen twins do well, it's living la vida cash flow.
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The ability to do that defines whether we do well in 2018 or not.
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Investors looking for long-term growth opportunities would do well to consider pet care.
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Today's rich parents would do well to at least make a plan, experts agree.
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FABER: YES YOU DO. WELL, WE APPRECIATE YOU SPENDING TIME WITH US THANK YOU.
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They are more likely to take A.P. tests and to do well on them.
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"Death of a Salesman" was expected to do well, having won praise from critics.
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Not all students do well on exams given for entrance into a specialized school.
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You just have to do the best you can and hope you do well.
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I've tried a few Egypt-inspired pins myself and they're difficult to do well.
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We do well on our business model and I think to succeed you must.
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In a recession, they should do well and hold up when the market collapses.
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Alex "just wanted to do well and make his parents happy," his father said.
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Short, template-based memes that avoid profanities and use clear, simple words do well.
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He's a smart, self-aware player; those types usually do well in San Antonio.
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A richer Sancerre would do well, too, as would one of the better albariños.
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He first planted honey locusts and shrubs that would do well on the mainland.
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The only thing I can do well are things I am deeply compelled by.
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And Mr. Barr would do well to remember that he wrote those words himself.
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"I find that a lot of similar things arranged neatly do well," he said.
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Below, I've listed 22017 upcoming releases that should do well at the 21996 Oscars.
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Turkish social democrats today would do well to revisit the example of the 1970s.
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Society doesn't do well with gray areas, but gray is exactly what we need.
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Suddenly, the instruction went from "go!" to "relax," something preschoolers do not do well.
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Oak-aged wines do not do well, though we are doing trials with reds.
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Here are some of the questions we're thinking about: Will Congress do, well, anything?
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"So look, the President didn't do well on the trip," the former aide said.
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Biden always seemed likely to do well here, given his strength with black voters.
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Though I guess health care is going to do well in the short run.
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"If I do not do well on that exam, then I'm screwed," he said.
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African migrants typically do well in America, though different nationalities do not mix much.
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Mr. Trudeau will do well to adhere to the principles that shape his worldview.
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IF MACRON DOESN'T DO WELL IN FRANCE WE'LL HAVE A CHOICE BETWEEN TWO EXTREMES.
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Infantino is not the only one, however, who would do well from an expansion.
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This is also an issue that Democrats would do well to take from Trump.
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In which case, perhaps they'd do well to give this matter a second thought.
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The Democratic Party would do well to remind Americans (and itself) of this mission.
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" You need to find a synonym for "Do well" using the letters from "E.
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Add in the countless (unpaid) hours that an applicant puts in to do well.
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At a chunky 6 percent, it suggests investors would do well to buy stocks.
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Anything that you'll ever do well will be the result of high quality mentoring.
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He said the $26 billion auction of 3-year notes should do well Tuesday.
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These guys are good guys, and they want to do well by their family.
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"You find out a lot when people expect you to do well," Preller said.
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"If she doesn't do well, it's harder to reverse the shift," the source added.
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He says likely with financials which should do well as 10-year yields rise.
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This is a big fact that members of Congress would do well to remember.
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Baseball owners and the abacus boys would do well not to grow self-satisfied.
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Now that influencer has become a job description, we might do well to remember.
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You've had China do well over the years in those sports and speed skating.
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We want always to do well by doing good, and good by doing well.
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The win also shows that Trump can indeed do well in a caucus state.
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To buoy the effort, Republicans on Capitol Hill want Trump to do ... well, something.
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" ON HIS RE-ELECTION CAMPAIGN "I think I'll do well with the re-election.
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The prime culprit: Californian ne'er-do-well Lorin Ashton and his Bassnectar bass music.
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But he also needed Chappelle for the Snapchat video — celebrities do well on Snapchat.
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Evans's conclusion astutely distinguishes between changes in language itself and changes in technologies of communication; we would all do well to follow his lead and understand better what emojis do well — and worry less that they threaten the basic function of language.
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I hope every year that I come back here, I can continue to do well.
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We're trying to find those companies that can do well in any kind of environment.
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It speaks to the fact that these students can do well if given the support.
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But he hopes to do well in at least a few of them, including Massachusetts.
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" He added that he "was told always that I could not do well in Iowa.
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All right, Alexandra, let's get back to- DC: I don't do well in the mountains.
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So corporate officers would do well to make sure they have ample cash on hand.
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For a Hollywood movie, this requires thousands of dollars worth of equipment to do well.
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The outer lining is a cotton/nylon blend, and cotton just doesn't do well wet.
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The Animal Crossing case design is excellent, though, so that could do well for Nintendo.
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McClay became an actor after he "didn't do well at math" in school, he explains.
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If these events confirm Europe's ability to stick together, Italy will do well, he said.
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A new Moody's report says the US economy would not do well under President Trump.
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Let technology do what it does well and let humans do what they do well.
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Everyone else would do well to stay as far away from Triple 9 as possible.
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In order to grow and improve, you need build on what you naturally do well.
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"Their jobs and their families and wanting to do well for themselves and their families."
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And if he does win, Trump would do well to thank Powell for his help.
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Trudeau has no chance of retaining power unless the Liberals do well in both provinces.
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"If he doesn't do well in China, then he doesn't hit his goals," Le said.
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Aestheticians, who often discuss beauty, would do well also to consider the representations of ugliness.
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"The companies that will ultimately do well are the companies that chase happiness," he said.
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Ms Lagarde might do well, though, to remember Mr Draghi's experience with the German press.
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While Apple could do well as always, for everyone else it's all to play for.
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You know, it's a bullish portfolio that the American economy over time will do well.
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The app's (word-punning) name suggests the team reckons it will do well in Japan.
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"If they don't do well enough to continue, they're going to have trouble," he said.
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But all it wants is to do well enough to hold off the Brexit Party.
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Stripe, the San Francisco-based e-commerce start-up, thrives when other businesses do well.
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I just put a lot of pressure on myself, I wanted to do well here.
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The studio predicted it would mostly do well "on the coasts and in college towns".
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As a Democrat, he stands to do well in the state's more liberal urban areas.
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Look, rich people and business people do well whether Republicans or Democrats are in charge.
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My beloved Shameless would do well not to try to make them white people problems.
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Future ICOs, at least in the U.S., would do well to keep this in mind.
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Somehow, we do well every other place, either visiting or on the road or outside.
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Google has an advantage here, and it's one it would do well to play up.
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Not all is lost just yet, but Nashville would do well to remember its origins.
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"We know what we do well, and what we don't want to do," Codorniou said.
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"If you don't have a big audience, you probably won't do well," admits Mr Conte.
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If concerns about the global economy grow, gold could do well, contended trader Brian Kelly.
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We don't know unless we give them all the tools to do well in life.
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Why were things so good, and how can you do well against those ridiculous comps?
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They would do well to remember that in Augustus's time the Roman Empire looked invincible.
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Thanks to a shared language, Brazilian neo-Pentecostal churches do well in Angola and Mozambique.
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So this is one of those years where they should be able to do well.
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But most of the products that do well on Amazon are in commoditized product categories.
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Apple is keen to expand and do well in India given cooling sales in China.
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But the president added that the U.S. will do well with or without an agreement.
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Usually, they're trying to teach us a thing or two we'd do well to remember.
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What Warren G would call a gangsta, Milner would probably call a ne'er-do-well.
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"He should do well in Maine because it is very close to Canada," Trump said.
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So it's kind of new to me that I could do them and do well.
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Yes, it's true college dropouts like Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates can still do well.
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But they would do well to pay attention anyway, particularly in a presidential campaign season.
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He said Apache is "not going to do well" with oil at $40 per barrel.
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"I don't care how he does personally, but I want the country to do well."
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Titles that do well stay on the top shelves with "New Release" stickers on them.
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Banks must take control of their destiny if their stocks are going to do well.
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Graduates of business schools tend to do well, and skilled engineers are in high demand.
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Because this will lead to more varied types of content, hardware makers will do well.
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He might also do well in Connecticut, Maryland and Pennsylvania, which vote the following week.
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While Mr Piñera fixes the Chilean model, Mr Fernández would do well to emulate it.■
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Being an Indian, if you do well at school, you focus on science and engineering.
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The challengers will also do well to consider the latest mathematical research on partisan gerrymandering.
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Gilbert would do well to understand that, and at least make Griffin a competitive offer.
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Because the supercut videos seemed to do well, they began to focus exclusively on those.
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This is one of those rare cases when you can do well by doing good.
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He also said he thought he could do well on Monday after a quick nap.
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Generally, the artworks that would have done well without Brexit will do well despite it.
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Congress would do well to follow suit, as the experience of staffers bears this out.
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It involves having the Congress do nothing, which is something it appears to do well.
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There are some important aspects of Clinton's legacy that Democrats would do well to abandon.
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But Tuesday's article said researchers would do well to acknowledge the limitations of Twitter data.
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Most patients do well with extensive preparation and follow-up, including from dietitians and psychologists.
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From there, lock in on what you do well and do on a consistent basis.
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There's a lot of pressure on me that I put on him to do well.
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When candidates don't do well in either of these states, they tend to drop out.
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Now I have a basic belief that almost everyone wants to contribute and do well.
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"I don't think the Republicans do well by telling the voters they're wrong," he said.
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Kasich may be in the best spot, as no one expects him to do well.
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After the Texas decision, movement members would do well to remember how that turned out.
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Other games that are expected to do well this holiday season also have shooting elements.
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As decision science develops further, we would do well to keep this issue in mind.
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When it comes to the vote in Canada, Sanders can probably expect to do well.
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"Going into the game, we're going to focus on what we do well," he said.
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MMT enthusiasts would do well to follow their logic to the same conclusion as Lerner.
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That task was difficult to do well in the past, Huang said in his presentation.
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"We do well together as a team," he told Lowe (listen to the clip, below).
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But that joy also hid a promise, one that you would do well to remember.
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Also, because of my depression, I don't do well falling into bed with the dawn.
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Whether or not merged companies do well, the increase in scale can inflict social harm.
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"GoodRx is a great example of how to do well by doing good," he said.
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My guess is, it will be like most auction seasons: good pictures will do well.
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Some have created global health divisions and even compete to do well on the list.
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Americans would do well to remember that and stay vigilant against letting it happen here.
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Joe Biden is poised to do well with black Democrats and college-educated white voters.
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We would do well to apply the same principles to American trade with other countries.
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The governor — you know, he ran for president, didn't exactly do well, he got zero.
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Both our chief executives and our president would do well to take them to heart.
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In academia, as in all other groups, we range from nerd to ne'er-do-well.
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"The problem is: They could die out, or they could do well," Ms. Elbin said.
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At least for a time, bank stocks can do well in a rising-rate environment.
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The European elections are so close now that Mr. Salvini is bound to do well.
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Looks like absolutely no one on Twitter would do well in an armed robbery situation.
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There are companies that don't do as much segmenting and still do well, like Southwest.
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And, with a recession looming, those that save money should do well, too, he believes.
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Her first book did not do well commercially, and she's working on a new one.
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Public polling and interviews with Democrats around the state suggest that Biden will do well.
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France would do well to stretch the field, both now and in the second half.
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The one thing Google very clearly wants to do well now is serve more ads.
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The president would do well to remember that in America, the truth always comes out.
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"Well, I think it's the state that I'm going to do well in," he said.
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But he added that Sanders needs to do well with middle-aged and older voters.
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Sanders said during the news conference he expects to do well in the upcoming primaries.
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"Historically, if you win the presidency you don't do well two years later," Trump said.
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And it doesn't do well at things like penetrating walls, trees, or even human beings.
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Republicans would do well to look at what they have done and follow their strategies.
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And much like traditional venture capital does, they eventually profit if these investments do well.
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Put together, it's a backdrop against which both stocks and fixed income can do well.
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In her view, the president would do well to support higher taxes on rich Americans.
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C.M.S. contends the majority of skilled nursing homes do well with staffing and overall care.
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Examples of vertices that do well are comedy, memes, dance, vlogs, creation/DIY and hacks.
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Instead, in the grand tradition of ne'er-do-well namesakes, he brought his sire grief.
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Despite the withdrawals, Wilson is confident the Jamaica team will do well in the Bahamas.
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And Cruz is much better-prepared than Trump to do well on the second ballot.
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Trump would do well to study this history; he has much to learn from it.
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We live in a complicated world, and the authors would do well to acknowledge that.
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The party may also do well in London, which voted even more heavily for Remain.
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Instead, investors should buy funds that will do well over the long term, Rosenbluth said.
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In that environment, he said banks would do well but, high multiple tech is vulnerable.
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In this respect in particular, we'd do well to learn from millennials' more measured views.
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But my entire attention is now on Tokyo and I want to do well there.
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"At the end of the day I want them to do well," Mack told me.
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Regardless, we'd do well to not forget or underestimate these pair of puppet masters, though.
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"It's knowing what I do well versus what they don't do as well," Newman said.
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Davydov knew these sneakers would do well in a hold for a couple of reasons.
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"Athletes who do well as national representatives make people proud," said Kim Se-yeop, 23.
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"We really think it'll also do well when it reaches Prime Video," Ms. Salke said.
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"Weddings represent change and usually human beings don't do well with change," Dr. Charnas said.
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His Socialist opponent in November should not do well, a big failure in last job!
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"Germany will only do well in the long-term if Europe does well and Europe will only do well if there is a strong France," Merkel told a joint news conference with Macron, adding their governments would hold a meeting on key issues in July.
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I always surround myself with perfect opposite partners who have opposite skill sets to me, and you know how freeing that is, to just be able to do exactly what you want to do well, and let them do what they want to do well?
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Instead, trying to own those companies that, whichever way that these events happen, can do well.
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Favoured insiders might do well—witness the gap between coddled workers and neglected outsiders in Italy.
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Like Kevin Spacey says, if you're lucky enough to do well, send the elevator back down.
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Still, Cruz's victory indicates he's well-positioned there; Trump's second place suggests he'll do well too.
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Democrats would also do well by working to take the issue of immigration off the table.
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So, you can take the lactase enzyme if your stomach doesn't do well breaking down dairy.
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We Happy Few Dystopias tend to do well in gaming, and this should be no exception.
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And as a woman, when you do a movie that doesn't do well, then you're done.
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Anyone who seeks an audience, and influence with him would do well to bring one along.
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If there's one thing Ellen DeGeneres can do well, it's scaring the pants off of celebrities.
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We have talked about needing to do well at home and Saturday we have a chance.
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"I actually said to my people, find a country where we actually do well," he said.
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The AfD also looks set to do well in a vote in Berlin on Sept. 18.
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Other tech CEOs would do well to learn the value of owning up to their mistakes.
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Do you feel like Asians at Stuy feel a different kind of pressure to do well?
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Donald Trump&aposs strongest point is that the economy continues to recover, continues to do well.
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Defensive stocks typically do well during times of higher volatility, because they offer a safe harbor.
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The companies trying to sell us connected vibrators would do well to keep that in mind.
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Those in control of corporate sponsorship at these leading companies would do well to heed them.
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People remember stuff you didn't do well, and people remember the stuff you do really well.
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Officials and public figures in both countries could do well to sing to the same tune.
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You'll do well on the test, very well, don't worry — you weren't educated; you were trained.
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Not surprisingly, students who are English language learners also do not do well on standardized tests.
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Science, we'd do well to argue, is not some elitist conspiracy, but vital to environmental democracy.
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While rolling a joint isn't actually that complicated, it does take some practice to do well.
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Democrats pining for someone other than their current 2020 candidates would do well to remember that.
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It started in middle school: be a kind person, get good grades, do well in sports.
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As for Vox, it will now expect to do well in the European elections in May.
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What Facebook doesn't do well is what Twitter does best: Distributing breaking and real-time news.
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Meanwhile, enterprising (yet scatterbrained) Sagittarians would do well to sit down and streamline their work life.
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Nerd City adds that Paul would do well to listen to his angry colleagues and community.
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You know, the markets don't do well with uncertainty and this is a cloud of uncertainty.
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Focus on what you do well and help partners and potential buyers understand your unique value.
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This was a great win for us, but we can't just be satisfied to do well.
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Chinese outfits who buy the CDRs when they are issued are particularly likely to do well.
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It was eventually taken off again -- because Walmart said it didn't do well, the paper reported.
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As long as we effectively communicate why you've got to have it, we will do well.
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Hong Kongers enthusiastically embrace electronic payments and do well from the fierce competition between different platforms.
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Between all of them, I'd say Valkyrie and Hela would do well in an apartment together.
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In particular, we expect Western Optical Systems companies to do well against Huawei outside of China.
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The other three have made clear they need to do well in New Hampshire to continue.
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The old elite from Tunis and the coast still do well out of their government connections.
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And non-franchise movies aimed at adults can do well, too, whether they're comedy or drama.
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Ailes coaches his candidates to do well in the sound bites, and Bush has scored heavily.
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First, the men: So, maybe Chris' do well on Tinder thanks to their impeccable Hollywood credentials.
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They do well at speed dating; job interviewers love them; they've even more popular on Twitter.
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So that means they would rather see Trump do badly, OK, then our country do well?
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I am always thinking ¨will I get 100% or fail I really need to do well.
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Would do well to steer well clear of LGBT politics in his post-match press conferences.
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For Rubio and his team, expectations will be very high to do well in New Hampshire.
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RBC predicts companies positioned to do well in transformation include Avago Technologies, Google and Newell Rubbermaid.
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If you're hoping things improve globally, you have to be hoping that emerging economies do well.
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Mousasi would do well to review the pair of fights between Joe Schilling and Hisaki Kato.
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"I like companies that I think will do well either way," the "Mad Money" host said.
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With Facebook facing a crisis of its own, its founder would do well to recognize that.
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Mackenzie loves other dogs and would do well in a home with a feline friend, too.
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And is "on pace" to do well over a billion dollars in transaction volume this year.
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Rick Perry is a "popular guy" and would "do well" if he were to challenge Sen.
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Rick Perry is a "popular guy" who would "do well" if he were to challenge Sen.
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Banks do well when the economies they serve are growing, and miserably when they are not.
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Those that do, well, there's not a lot you can say to make sense of it.
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There was so much hype and pressure for this to do well, and it deserves better!
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"Every market has two messaging apps that do well," he said in an interview with TechCrunch.
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In the Henriad, Shakespeare elevated Hal from ne'er-do-well to a paragon of a leader.
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Live, racing is much more exciting, and prestige racing venues like Saratoga continue to do well.
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The movie didn't do well with critics but still racked up an estimated $152 million worldwide.
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The Israeli government would do well to make its policy in this regard loud and clear.
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Our impressions of the new Camrys is that they'll do well in an increasingly tough segment.
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In highly competitive arenas, those who do well are almost always extremely talented and hard-working.
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" While it's impossible to predict the outcome, he said, Erika shows "features that may do well.
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Trump would do well to show more understanding for EU trades and more warmth for Merkel.
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Both candidates would do well to understand that vehemence is not a substitute for substance. Mrs.
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Little wonder presidential candidates now do well by promising powerful, instant responses, even to complex things.
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Universities, whether private or public, as well as state legislatures would do well to remember this.
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Again, I want to see our early investors do well; they backed us early, after all.
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So those who do not do well financially from their education do not have to pay.
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If girls and women try it and like it, I'm sure they'd do well in it.
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Today's Democrats would do well to remember this as they fight over the party's ideological identity.
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Democrats do well on the West Coast, but the interior West is tough turf for Democrats.
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"The Detroit deal should do well and has seen upgrade recently," Schankel said in an email.
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The Republicans in the Senate would do well to remember that when considering the next appointment.
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"I didn't expect that video to do well, so I felt kind of bad," Long said.
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Donald J. Trump must do well in working-class towns like this to win the presidency.
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Some younger lawmakers have mused whether the party would do well to seek fresh leadership. Rep.
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However, being added on a Spotify playlist is no guarantee that an artist will do well.
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Utilities are generally viewed as relatively safe investments and do well during times of market turmoil.
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I do believe you can do well, make money and do good at the same time.
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But Trump's toxicity with racial minorities has given Democrats reason to believe they can do well.
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If you don't do well, your client is directly affected for the rest of their life.
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Celebrity dads always do well on the talk show circuit (yes, we mean you, Ryan Reynolds).
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It turns out that the imaginary friend is just Wizards ne'er-do-well mascot, G-Wiz.
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"At the end of the day if you can do well by doing good it's awesome."
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So we've just got to go out there and get back to what we do well.
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"It's the same reason why couples channels do well," Alan Stokes told The Atlantic this year.
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Some tech names will pay higher taxes, but FundStrat expects the sector to do well regardless.
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In a possible nod to Dickens himself, a ne'er-do-well boy is named, simply, Charlie.
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"Markets, investors, and economies don't do well in the context of panic and uncertainty," she said.
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This year, "Black Panther" proved that a film rooted in black culture could do well overseas.
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The ne'er-do-well brother in Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead wore a Metallica shirt.
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We would do well to heed the thoughtful comments of both Ms. Gay and Mr. Kendi.
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He did okay, but I don't think he did ... I think they didn't do well. Yeah.
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If we want to do well at our jobs, we have to do the hard work.
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Go to college, they're told, and qualify to do well-paid work away from assembly lines.
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Proponents who want to persuade those skeptics would do well to have nurses make the case.
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We like to do what we do well, and most of us don't do pain well.
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They are adaptable enough to do well in some urban areas in Australia, Ms. Habl said.
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Well, I wanted to travel and do specials and the problem is, specials don't do well.
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"When women are nominated to run for national elections, they actually do well," Professor Basu said.
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Barr's rough day Barr went before the Senate to testify yesterday, and he didn't do well.
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If I think someone is a good player, I really, really want them to do well.
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My dad, who worked in a factory, has always pushed us to do well in school.
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So it was really about focusing on the things we knew [the tools] could do well.
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Biden is confident he'll do well in Virginia, Alabama, Arkansas and North Carolina, these people added.
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He would also be expected to do well in Maine, where there has been little polling.
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It's not like I come to work saying, 'I need to do well for Puerto Rico.
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Mr. Trump predicted Republicans would do well in the House and "really well" in the Senate.
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But anyone still clinging to the hope of identity representation might do well to remember that. ●
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Donald Trump would do well to examine how Nancy Pelosi worked with the last Republican president.
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He recommends tech, telecom, health care, industrials and financial stocks as sectors that should do well.
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Investors would do well to consider a wider range of disruptive scenarios when considering new investments.
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After all, what's a million bucks to the ne'er-do-well son of a media titan?
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Coccolithophores do well in warm, stratified waters, where they often dominate, surviving even with few nutrients.
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This is key because it means Sanders is likely to do well all over the map.
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The movement of the far-left presidential candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon also hopes to do well.
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The final film in the saga is also expected to do well at the box office.
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We would do well to heed that lesson without sacrificing the laughter that should accompany it.
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Another reason to think Sanders can do well beyond Iowa and New Hampshire: his war chest.
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We have to look at where we think we can do well and focus on that.
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If Asians can do well, it says, any minority group can, if they just apply themselves.
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Of course ... But do you not want the country to do well and become of importance?
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Investors, then, would do well to keep the early-year churn in mind and position accordingly.
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Corporate bonds, which offer a higher rate of return than sovereign debt, can do well also.
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"I assumed it was to get me to do well on the S.A.T.s," Ms. Yang said.
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Pete Buttigieg is a Midwesterner, so of course he is going to do well in Iowa.
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I'm guessing you haven't read the interview with the cover star, but you'd do well to.
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"Vine energy" videos do well on TikTok, but videos that recycle sound are successful more often.
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He's going to do well in Nevada, he's going to do extremely well in South Carolina.
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But decades of research suggest that ideologically moderate candidates tend to do well in American elections.
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But President Alberto Fernández would do well to put Evo Morales and Nicolás Maduro behind him.
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Other countries struggling with demographic or productivity challenges would do well to emulate Japan's winning formula.
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In general, she pushed for more and bigger logos, which do well in international luxury markets.
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"We will focus on what we do well and scale back in some areas," he said.
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"We're all having fun, and we all want to see each other do well," Clarkson said.
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"I'm not trying to predict which banks will do well and which ones won't," he said.
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It's time for financial services firms to make a pledge to do well by the customers.
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Every journalist covering this story would do well to review those pages of the report summary.
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"You go in every day expecting to get hits and expecting to do well," Mahtook said.
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"Just as long as the financial performance of the company continues to do well," she said.
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They got those first two and we started to get away from what we do well.
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"I hope it&aposs fantastically successful and we do well," Quincey said of the new launch.
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Before rushing to conclusions, Americans would do well to remember an ugly period of world history.
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I need to play better out on that field, eliminate the penalties and just do well.
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"We think those with the high technological moat should do well in either environment," he said.
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Heading into Spears' birthday, a source told PEOPLE that the singer was continuing to do well.
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"Candidates would do well to contrast their vision with his own," he said referring to Biden.
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Warring Afghans in pursuit of peace would do well to keep donors and capitalists in mind.
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You don't expect to do well here but I came here trying to do my best.
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MoffettNathanson analyst Nick Del Deo thinks the tower companies can continue to do well this year.
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Experts have said Mr. Trump would do well to follow the example of his reticent predecessors.
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I want great health care for the people of this nation, but it can't do well.
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"We want them to do well, but we want them to treat us fairly," he added.
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To increase fans' confidence, the Celtics would do well to put away strong teams like Milwaukee.
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Democrats would do well to spend more time thinking about how to appeal to these voters.
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Like a carnival that's hit the road and found the things that they do well together.
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Ideal employees don't necessarily do well in traditional interviews, nor did many have significant work experience.
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"These are conservative organizations that know what they do well, or think they know what they do well, and don't want to change," he said, adding that cash threatens the livelihoods of the many aid workers whose jobs rely on delivering goods to people in need.
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But it all varies on the market you're in, how well you understand the app, how good you are at math — all of that determines whether or not you're going to do well off the app, or if the app will do well off of you.
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"There are those who contend that it does not benefit African Americans to get them into the University of Texas where they do not do well, as opposed to having them go to a less-advanced school, a slower-track school where they do well," he said.
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"There are those who contend that it does not benefit African Americans to get them into the University of Texas where they do not do well, as opposed to having them go to a less-advanced school, a slower-track school where they do well," he said.
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"If Songbringer didn't do well at all, I would still be completely satisfied and rewarded," he says.
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And he is feeling the pressure to do well since Geraldo Rivera was sent home last Monday.
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We are prepared for every eventuality, and our enemies would do well to understand that - right now.
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Funny, kind, and compassionate, she continued to do well academically and at other activities in high school.
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Aside from the slight injury, April and her calf continue to do well and are bonding beautifully.
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"My mind doesn't do well when I don't have a lot on my plate," I told her.
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If his anti-free trade, economic populist message didn't do well there, after all, where would it?
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Rates must go higher because there is more demand for money, which means banks will do well.
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The U.S. would do well to emulate Japan when it comes to building sophisticated infrastructure, he said.
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