Our greatness, look at our history, our greatness comes from strong leaders.
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When you're looking at greatness and appreciating greatness, I don't think that's boring.
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It shows that you acknowledge someone's greatness, even though their "greatness" is especially subjective.
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It's the greatness itself that's unfair, and the confluence of blessings that created that greatness.
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Then the speech began, sprinkling optimistic promises of greatness with dire warnings against non-greatness.
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Greatness is exceptional First by definition, greatness in any dimension of the human enterprise is rare.
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True greatness, I submit, true MORAL greatness, would have allowed LeBron to let this one go.
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They've achieved greatness, and many of us have learned to expand upon how we define greatness.
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You know that quote, "Some people are born into greatness, some people have greatness thrust upon them"?
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It doesn't measure greatness by the well-being of its people, but by the greatness of its enemies.
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She swoons, with exaggerated sincerity, over the thespian greatness — or is it faux greatness, or faux sincerity, or faux exaggeration?
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It's difficult to believe that someone capable of such greatness is also so blind to how far that greatness can fall.
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Puerto Rico, as a predominated Hispanic state, will bring America a renowned sense of greatness, an example that plurality equal greatness.
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These differences surely matter, but while the definition of greatness changes, greatness itself is sought by each in his own way.
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Sure, he didn't need a record contract to validate his greatness — but money, like it or not, is how we validate greatness in America.
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Either way, the cult of Hockney will persist, if not for the greatness of his late works then for the idea of greatness they preserve.
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"Crazy in Love" provided the benchmark for a career that, almost 14 years later, is the stuff of legend: it promised greatness, and greatness we got.
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Sunday afternoon's game made as strong a case for the greatness of Kawhi as any one game has ever made for the greatness of an individual player.
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He thinks a profit-and-loss statement is the right metric for American greatness and security (not so coincidentally, the same metric he uses to proclaim his own greatness).
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There's more greatness to be discovered, yet I have been seduced by paradigms that dictate the parameters of greatness in a way that's stacked against so many talented people.
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Functioning as a one-man team, he spliced legitimate greatness with extended lulls that are completely foreign to legitimate greatness, intertwining a 48-point classic with a 12-turnover flop.
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This is not a team that should be denied credit for the greatness it has earned simply because it does not fit within today's narrow definition of what greatness looks like.
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We are celebrating you & your greatness all day honey.
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Not — my greatness because American people believe in justice.
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They've been enriched ... by the greatness of our country.
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But a TV show playing dress up with a celebrated past is a lie being told—as if a return to the "appearance" of greatness can be on the equivalence of greatness.
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It has nothing to do with the Warriors' greatness, LeBron's greatness, but I've never seen the N.B.A. as bad as it is, and I've been saying it the last three or four years.
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Determine Football "Greatness" — Mathematically: Use sports statistics to create graphs via this lesson, in which students explore both the objective and subjective criteria used to determine the "greatness" of a person or team.
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If we do manage any of these things, it will not be because we have achieved greatness, but because we have recognized that none of them are achievable until greatness itself is forgotten.
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Certainly, the president cannot resist talking up his own greatness.
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George Clooney, Jennifer Lopez, Don Cheadle in all his greatness.
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If Trump were to build his legacy of "greatness" through
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But we are here, and we contribute to America's greatness.
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It felt like his historic greatness came just in time.
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Daisies are "vulnerable," Dugan points out, while greatness is not.
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The path to greatness is paved with tiny consistent rituals.
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No words can do justice to this scene's absurd greatness.
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Not every gifted athlete displays greatness off the playing field.
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There's just so much greatness to witness, experience, and fave.
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It's great to be in the presence of such greatness.
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But sometimes greatness doesn't come with an outlandish price tag.
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To find the greatness that lies within each of us.
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But these pyrotechnics aren't the show's only claim to greatness.
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In short, where has the greatness in the presidency gone?
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I had a front row seat to watch his greatness.
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You can achieve greatness, no matter what background you have.
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Practice means greatness is doable … one tiny step after another.
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The nation is perfectly capable of producing such greatness again.
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Enjoy, give me your feedback and keep chasin' your greatness.
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She let the greatness of Ali's words speak for themselves.
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You asked me to celebrate your greatness and I did.
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Bask in the greatness of pop culture's most important influencers.
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Crossing the line of fear is what leads to greatness.
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Now go step into your greatness – it's waiting for you.
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His vision of greatness for our strong but flawed organization.
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She possesses the qualities we associate with greatness and generosity.
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But decline is a choice, and greatness is a choice.
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Truman hedges, sputters and blurts his way to unexpected greatness.
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Essentially, they are individuals who, through their actions, achieve greatness.
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"I have markers for greatness," Eduardo said, speaking of grenache.
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But Dubuffet's greatness lies in his frustration of elite tastes.
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"Welcome to the city where greatness lives," the students sing.
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Another year of greatness if not my best one yet.
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For starters, Brady's hair is a voluminous sea of greatness.
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But fear not, we will bring it back to greatness.
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You're a guy being part of this bigness, this greatness.
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Macron's vision of restored greatness is consistent with French ideals.
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"It's just playing with greatness," Lakers guard Lonzo Ball said.
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"I guess I just wasn't destined for greatness," he says.
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"I think the world has enough greatness," Amber reassures him.
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Even then, he knew Sabathia had the potential for greatness.
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It believed in economic diversity, cultural cohesion and national greatness.
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My mom would want me to achieve greatness in life.
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Instagram posts and the like are greatness by alternative measures.
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His teams, while often adequate, never broke through to greatness.
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The phrase reflects and embraces the greatness of our country.
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The Shawshank Redemption was always destined for video game greatness.
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" He concludes: "10,000 hours is the magic number of greatness.
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The word "greatness" is repeated twice in the short chapter.
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But greatness in figure skating traditionally passes through the Olympics.
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On the court, he forged an undeviating path to greatness.
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A new chapter ... (APPLAUSE) ... of American greatness is now beginning.
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Since birth, Blue Ivy has been been destined for greatness.
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I see so much greatness coming out of that company.
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Chris Buskirk is the publisher and editor of American Greatness.
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Monday Motivation: There is a greatness burning inside of you.
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What is personal to me is chasing greatness, not individuals.
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It's been a strategy for national growth and national greatness.
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The big question is: Is the greatness of America's sports institutions reflective of the country's strong institutions generally, or is it more like the Soviet Union's sports greatness, a Potemkin show masking national rot?
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It has exposed how attenuated our vision of national greatness has become and how easy it was for Trump and Bannon to replace a youthful vision of American greatness with a reactionary, alien one.
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Washington (CNN)Former Presidents Barack Obama, George W. Bush and Ronald Reagan enjoyed upward bumps in their greatness rankings, while President Donald Trump was ranked historically low, according to a presidential "greatness" survey released Monday.
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This election isn't about greatness, the future, or even Donald Trump.
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"With extraordinary evil we must fight with extraordinary greatness," he wrote.
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It's easier said than done, but that's what greatness comes from.
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Sessions' reference point of greatness is at least in this century.
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The venue promised greatness—intricate marble facades and a colossal auditorium.
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Together, we can inspire galaxies of greatness for generations to come.
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And yet, it continues to be on a path toward greatness.
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That story chronicles an elite, promising young quarterback's fall from greatness.
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This mark in ur life is the start to more greatness.
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She gave us the permission to bask unapologetically in our greatness.
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Mr Lamar's greatness means his every move must be a commentary.
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There are some images that seem destined for Photoshop battle greatness.
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Since the beginning of creation, we have been ordained to greatness.
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Just her journey and quest for greatness has been so spectacular.
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Image: Brad Perkins/FlickrSome acquire greatness through intellect or unbridled creativity.
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And yet, they are insubstantial, woven into greatness by complicated physics.
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Part of American greatness is that we don't criminalize our politics.
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It's not everyday we bear witness to the death of greatness.
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So expect calls to patriotism and national security and national greatness.
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I didn't need a woman president to inspire me to greatness.
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The Spurs can't rely on his greatness on both ends forever.
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Both digital and analog have their different advantages and own greatness.
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For now, I'll settle for this consistent run of greatness. 8.
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Greatness has nothing to do with how many people notice it.
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McCain embodies the highest qualities of American patriotism and American greatness.
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For Cleveland is a city that has clearly fallen from greatness.
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So we have to decide if we're going to choose greatness.
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To summarize, the updated Ford F-150 has improved on greatness.
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"The Magnificent Seven" from 1960 offered a scenario for national greatness.
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He embedded in our brains that we were destined for greatness.
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Or should you reach across the aisle to grab some greatness?
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Greatness, it turns out, is largely a matter of conscious choice.
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The greatness of Beethoven and Brahms come through no matter what.
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Most companies never achieve greatness because they're satisfied with good enough.
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Did it feel like you were in the midst of greatness?
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It achieves — sometimes overachieves — the epic greatness to which it aspired.
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Once, thousands of years ago, the greatness of Greece was unmatched.
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A national campaign in 2020 would promise not greatness but benevolence.
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The Flyers would have another brush with greatness, again as underdogs.
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What do you do with the greatness of your business operation?
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On his Twitter account, West seemed obsessed with quantifying artistic greatness.
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Surely, I told myself, their anguish was linked to their greatness.
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A "challenge" that the superstar overcame on his way to greatness.
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Bryant was equally convinced that Gianna was likewise destined for greatness.
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JFK is forever young, his potential greatness snuffed out by assassination.
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"I'm just humbled to be around all this greatness," he said.
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This generation of veterans will make their own claim to greatness.
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People like to witness greatness, maybe, or to partake of excitement.
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There's no denying the greatness of the original "Star Wars" movie.
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John McCain, blasting the president for "cheap rhetoric" on American greatness.
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Its projection of greatness had always been its most successful export.
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The nation's greatness is more than the sum of its production.
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Cristiano Ronaldo's son may be living proof soccer greatness is genetic.
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All of the records, though, serve as testament to his greatness.
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Is not the greatness of this deed too great for us?
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Messi's greatness lies in his mind as much as his body.
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The nation's greatness is more than the sum of its production and a nation's greatness is the sum of its citizens, the values, pride, love, devotion and character of the people who call that nation home.
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We see the greatness of America in those who have risen above injustice and enriched our society, a greatness reflected in the perseverance of Jackie Robinson, the intellect of W.E.B. DuBois, and the talent of Louis Armstrong.
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And so, while he didn't come into office with a grand vision of American greatness, McKinley harbored a conviction of American greatness and, when he saw how events were unfolding, he deflected them in the desired direction.
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Even before its birth in June 2007, iPhone seemed destined for greatness.
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Merge episodes are always fun, and this one seems destined for greatness.
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It was a story about a preacher on the cusp of greatness.
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Hopkins didn't have a pedigree that said he was destined for greatness.
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Why should the Carters attend a place that doesn't recognize their greatness?
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But could they not rise to their feet to salute American greatness?
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For Trumpists, steel is an emblem of their country's descent from greatness.
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So just know your day is surrounded by love, light and greatness!!!
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Your flaws — your unsuccessful attempts at greatness or even mediocrity — are real.
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Greatness in sport, as in art, often comes from unseen, grinding effort.
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But clearly, he was destined for fashion greatness at a young age.
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"We gather here to mourn the passing of American greatness," she said.
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Simply put, greatness in American politics is the exception, not the norm.
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And constant failure, plus unlimited capital, is what led us to greatness.
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Defending Medicaid was a central plank of his pitch for American greatness.
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Republicans buy into Trump's concept of greatness on Tuesday—if their anger
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So since there's no argument about its greatness, and the Revolver v.
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Sarah MacDonald is greatness in living form who also resides in Toronto.
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It's this communal bond and American spirit that spurs us to greatness.
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But the development of Josie and the Pussycats tips it into greatness.
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That comedy would go on to catapult his career to greatness. 3.
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Clinton's actions interest her less than what she deems as Clinton's greatness.
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There has been a lot of talk lately about restoring American greatness.
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Or will the temptation of eating profits doom their potential for greatness?
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And I promise you our greatness does not depend on Donald Trump.
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The Republican convention was a four-day lament for stolen national greatness.
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Yes, Thatcher did have some marks of greatness, but littleness as well.
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Unity of Command 2 took its time convincing me of its greatness.
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High Achievers are people who achieve some level of greatness in life.
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But conventional logic is little match for the preternatural greatness of Kershaw.
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He mustered characteristic zeal to hold forth on American greatness and sacrifice.
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Brexit's fantasy of revived greatness — "taking back control" — will achieve the opposite.
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Over its history, Ridge has taken an almost singular path to greatness.
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America's greatness, once considered a fact, is now a matter of debate.
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Doing anything less would take some of the greatness out of America.
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The greatness of Monta is that he might not be completely wrong.
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He remains needy and obsessed with making sure everyone recognizes his greatness.
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To take a shot at greatness or insert a dose of attitude.
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His plan may also have the unintended effect of stultifying American greatness.
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THE DAEMON KNOWS: Literary Greatness and the American Sublime, by Harold Bloom.
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American Greatness is just about the Trumpiest publication you can think of.
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Why don't you want to chase greatness the way that I do?
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And Charlotte is good, but Lynch is on the cusp of greatness.
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At the Olympics, feats of greatness aren't always measured in medals won.
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When it comes to Washington, there's plenty of greatness to choose from.
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Those who mock such greatness only humiliate themselves and their silent accomplices.
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The Pistons have always been gatekeepers of greatness, in a certain respect.
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Its story is also a harbinger of apple greatness still to come.
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All of that laundry-folding greatness comes at a steep price, though.
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The Warriors had flurries of greatness trying to get back in it.
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Trump kept arguing that it was up to others to choose greatness.
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This magical capacity for reinvention lies at the root of American greatness.
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For America to achieve soccer greatness, we'll need another, better Clint Dempsey.
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Critic's Pick SÃO PAULO, Brazil — It's worth going a distance for greatness.
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The movie looks and sounds great, but greatness and depth elude it.
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You not only inspired us towards greatness, you showed us the way.
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So, why aren't we all doing everything we can to achieve greatness?
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" Keys said the night was about celebrating "the greatness in each other.
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That title made Reid's greatness clear when it already should have been.
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The show seems nearly perfect in art, installation and irrefutability of greatness.
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Though Jordan was selected third, some were already envisioning greatness for him.
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But it remains, for all its infestations, a city hospitable to greatness.
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And we didn't do it by looking to the past for greatness.
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And a primary source of his greatness is his hatred of Voltaire.
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Some pro-Brexit politicians even praised the greatness of the British Empire.
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That greatness has come at significant cost and has required constant sacrifice.
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Why do so few people ever achieve greatness (even when they could)?
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In my field, physics, greatness is often equated with aggressiveness and assertiveness.
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Culp faces serious challenges as he tries to restore GE to greatness.
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"This country's greatness and true genius lies in its diversity," he added.
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BEIJING — Both came to power vowing to restore their nations to greatness.
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That player, in fact, is Serena Williams, pure greatness in fishnet tights.
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His definition of national greatness included a commitment to improving health care.
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We tend to approach cities with a mental checklist of urban greatness.
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The desire for greatness can be an obstacle to our own potential.
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Rather, Curry's mega-deal includes a healthy dose of inspiration for those who dream of achieving true greatness — be it in sports, music, academics, or any other endeavor — but for whom that greatness right now seems discouragingly far away.
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Lil B – Sorry 4 Tha Wait, 2011 We spend a lot of time on here discussing Lil Wayne's greatness in terms of bars; at least so far there's been less discussion of Wayne's greatness in terms of his influence.
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But when Campbox actually delivers a gift, it has not always provided greatness.
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There's not this drive ... There's a drive for greatness to a certain point.
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It is only this awareness that can breathe any greatness into an action.
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Now the living legend is free to pursue her individual greatness once more.
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For most men and women, fame is fleeting and greatness is short-lived.
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Fans were already expecting some form of greatness from Beyoncé's Netflix documentary Homecoming.
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American Vandal has the kind of combined greatness that makes me irrationally angry.
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In doing so, he demonstrated a profound awareness of South Africa's potential greatness.
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Even Mindy Kaling's infant daughter knows when she's in the presence of greatness.
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" In her Monday Facebook post, Taylor wrote that Harris "was destined for greatness.
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By giving that definition of greatness, it means that everybody can be great.
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The greatness of Ionesco is that he prods you: he tells you, Think.
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Yet the true currency of tennis greatness is not Masters titles or rankings.
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So, where and how did Aladdin botch its opportunities for movie musical greatness?
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But for us Plebians, we simply bow and marvel at its computing greatness.
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So Zubov provided consistent greatness in both the regular season and the postseason.
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Or he can follow his protectionist rhetoric at the expense of American greatness.
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Their greatness is so astounding, so palpable that even pets are taking notice.
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Surface chief Panos Panay likely has more greatness up his sleeve in 2019.
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"The greatness of Shimon Peres is that he is beyond age," Herzog said.
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Don't let society discourage you, or take away your ability to achieve greatness.
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Seeing that is very inspiring, because you're seeing a woman command her greatness.
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Once again, the Wonderboy learned from being on the receiving end of greatness.
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Leaders are team players, because they know that greatness is a collective feat.
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Objectives and key results drive clarity, accountability, and the uninhibited pursuit of greatness.
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The comics in this book are some awesome, fun, and morbid Japanese greatness.
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Christopher Buskirk Mr. Buskirk is editor and publisher of the journal American Greatness.
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The way a nation treats women is the signifier of a nation's greatness.
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Young Greatness broke this story and more down for me when he visited.
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It isn't easy, but we do not achieve greatness without sacrifice or effort.
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Here we've assembled our best fried chicken recipes to inspire you to greatness.
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Not so, says best-selling author Malcolm Gladwell — instead, greatness is about performance.
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Paul's greatness is knowing what ten brains are thinking at the same time.
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I had began to constrict my portions because I equated thinness with greatness.
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We look forward to his Star Trek being plagued with equally unmarketable greatness.
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To Manchester City, greatness is in the here and now; history is irrelevant.
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We all have greatness within...it's up to us to tap into it.
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To other founders, American greatness was about economics and growth in many areas.
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When you put a bunch of different people around a table, greatness happens.
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We all have greatness within…it's up to us to tap into it.
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For all its technical greatness, however, the Hugo 2 simply doesn't sound musical.
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We spent days crying actually, reflecting on him and his greatness and generosity.
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But, as we know of football coaches, sometimes greatness is really luck compounded.
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In 2016, I ran a [adjective that describes utter greatness] campaign for president.
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Roosevelt as a flawed but heroic figure whose greatness lies in rejecting the
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Despite Devio's formidable accomplishments, Shalhoub said, few will ever know of his greatness.
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In Facebook, Zuckerberg had found the instrument to achieve his conception of greatness.
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Only doom, dystopia, dread, darkness — and a bumper-sticker solution to restoring greatness.
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There is greatness in April and I that the world has never seen.
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He would have it no other way to keep American greatness going forward.
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But Rivera's greatness came from his longevity and his extraordinary success in October.
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There are no shortcuts to greatness, and there is no escaping hard work.
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This is the only true path to American greatness in the 21st century.
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We show our greatness when we open our hearts to those in need.
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Yup, even the impermeable greatness of 90s Green Day has its low points.
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This is a crucial step in ensuring American greatness for decades to come.
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As she grows, she will be able to tap into all her greatness.
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It's conceivable, of course, that America will simply turn its back on greatness.
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"We gather here to mourn the passing of American greatness," Meghan McCain said.
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Best of all, you don't have to wait to hear the musical greatness.
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I was able to pick apart subtle nuances that separated greatness from fiction.
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The fact that Rihanna and Bryson even collaborated just added to the greatness.
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But I'm not just here to proclaim the greatness that is social media.
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Something about being in the presence of her greatness made everybody get moving.
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Oh yes, it is nice to finally play someone who has touched greatness.
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What we gaze upon is only a vague morsel of Coco Gauff's greatness.
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"California's greatness comes from acts of human audacity, not congressional seniority," he said.
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Ornette's greatness was due to how much he touched people from all demographics.
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Greatness, of course, is not something that will preoccupy the Knicks this season.
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Above all, McCain believed in American greatness — as a reality, not a slogan.
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Surely, if she's trending on Twitter, it's because everyone is proclaiming her greatness!
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Yet managerial expertise is not associated with the greatness of Lincoln or FDR.
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His pursuit was Athenian greatness — and domestic and foreign policy contributed to this.
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You would be hard-pressed to find greatness in Mr. Rorem's vast oeuvre.
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Greatness in a wine is not solely a measure of complexity or profundity.
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Yet his greatness and razor-sharp tongue have cost him quite a lot.
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But sometimes, I think it assumes that importance is a form of greatness.
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The first focus of his own energy was to bring back Moscow's greatness.
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Living in the shadow of greatness, or at least prominence, can be inspiring.
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This film, adapted from Roman Gary's fictionalized memoir, looks great but misses greatness.
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"Vanessa, you are the woman and wife that championed your husband to greatness."
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Vanessa, you are the woman and wife that championed your husband to greatness.
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His single moment of greatness came one spring afternoon when he was ten.
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"I'm flattered that my pyramid of greatness has inspired you," the message reads.
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He says he is convinced that God can bestow greatness on his believers.
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Our critic says the cult hit's reputation for gore obscures its true greatness.
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It's a measure of Steve Trevor's greatness that, in his way, he does.
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It ignores the contributions of immigrants to the greatness of the United States.
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One of their bound-for-Tumblr-greatness plotlines really drives that point home.
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But Hamilton saw a commercial, industrialized economy as the path to American greatness.
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Videos and photos from around the world show these feats of kayaking greatness.
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Throughout the book you credit people with your greatness, things that are worked.
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It was the late actress Kim Stanley who alerted me to Chekhov's greatness.
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The results might look different; for some, simply quitting an addiction means greatness.
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If you take a class of 100 students, 100 students could achieve greatness.
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And as long as someone else is calling the shots, greatness isn't attainable.
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Greatness, it turns out, is largely a matter of conscious choice, and discipline.
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I wasn't a great player, but I recognize greatness when I see it.
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Lampert combined Sears and Kmart in 2005, pledging to return Sears to greatness.
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The pursuit of money to keep a college football program greased for greatness?
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The true myth is that only conservatives hold the keys to American greatness.
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The desire for greatness also unites the diverse philosophical camps of Western ethics.
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The streaming service has never advertised itself as a curated haven of greatness.
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Here are 30 of our favorite sandwiches to inspire you to lunchtime greatness.
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Images of American greatness — an American flag, an eagle — flickered across the screen.
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It's still monumental, raising the life of plants to the level of greatness.
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His courage and defiance urges us forward, toward a greatness that lies ahead.
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I've had this front-row seat over the last three years to greatness.
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Apple propelled to greatness by offering a small number of things that just work.
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But it also is about, let's celebrate all this greatness we have around us.
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It emphasized populism, putting "America first" and returning the country to some previous greatness.
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Its founders were determined to build on the foundations of the city's former greatness.
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Now called American Greatness, it has a masthead with non-anonymous editors and contributors.
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But companies, especially early-stage startups, can't simply cost-cut their way to greatness.
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Clinton, Bush 43 and Obama were nowhere near achieving undeniable greatness in the presidency.
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Here's how you can make it better,' because, again, it's a matter of greatness.
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It's important that u continually gave us the gift of ur greatness thru song.
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It would help elevate a competent, but often conventional, sci-fi tale toward greatness.
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Greatness is a point forever receding in the distance, and yet somehow within reach.
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And voters who love Trump will see Baghdadi's death as evidence of his greatness.
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Two years later, its main output is still flowery paeans to its own greatness.
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Our best hope is not in returning to some imagined greatness of our past.
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I like greatness and I will call it out every time I see it.
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Bask at this king and be thankful for bearing witness to such concentrated greatness.
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" According to Rolling Stone, Young Greatness' biggest hit was the 2015 trap ballad "Moolah.
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Especially notable because of the early flashes of greatness the young Rick Rude shows.
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Yet he could also show a true humility that is the mark of greatness.
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Don't shy away from anyone that could assist you in your climb to greatness!
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"He'll be lulled by its song, lulled by so-called greatness," Mariah tells Ben.
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Some fans are using Alexis's name as evidence that she's destined for athletic greatness.
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I anxiously knocked on the production trailer door, anticipating all the greatness that awaited.
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American power and greatness, but Trump, at the time, didn't like what he saw.
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" Why Robbins loves it: "The people who have achieved greatness are not just lucky.
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The true greatness of this does not come in the small notes Baynes plays.
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These are the best modern iterations of the famous play, in order of greatness.
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You'll be missed, but I know there's much greatness still in store for you!
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The "Space Jam" Air Jordan 11 represents greatness at the height of its powers.
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Looks like we have ourselves the next generation of musical greatness on our hands.
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When I did, my friends and I all assumed we were destined for greatness.
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Code-named "Dark Ages," the plot aims at America's Achilles' heel—its own greatness.
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Why the discrepancy between the perception of the Warriors' historic greatness and the numbers?
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President-elect Trump will soon have the opportunity to plan America's return to greatness.
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The argument about how to restore lost greatness has been running for 40 years.
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Buy a demo table, exhibit in Startup Alley and network your way to greatness.
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"Why Greatness Cannot Be Planned; The Myth of the Objective" by Kenneth O. Stanley
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Greatness, according to Trump, is the freedom to say whatever the hell you want.
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Ultimately, the test of a society's greatness is how it treats the less fortunate.
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But it's a shame that the story's greatness was lost in an unnecessary muddle.
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He needed chemical help to achieve his numbers, but complicated greatness is still great.
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America's greatness is built on diversity, or have you forgotten your immigrant background, Donald?
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He is unconcerned about anyone or anything that doesn't revolve around his perceived greatness.
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I want to close by telling you a little-known story of American greatness.
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They too emphasized the "greatness" that had been stolen from their nations by interlopers.
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At the Olympic Aquatics Stadium, Michael Phelps blessed the pool water with his greatness.
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It is in these kinds of situations, however, that American greatness often comes through.
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We had no sense of grandeur or greatness because it was our first experience.
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When Ms. Beverley sings, she makes the case beautifully for Mercer's greatness of style.
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The reason why run-of-the-mill greatness has an expiration date is simple.
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It's the nature of his talent that Al Horford's greatness is easy to miss.
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If you always expect greatness, you're going to get disappointed a lot of times.
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I just want to train, and find satisfaction in edging ever closer to greatness.
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This weekend, celebrate the people in your life who push you to achieve greatness.
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Though the community carries a bad rep, its residents have an appetite for greatness.
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Mr. Putin fancies himself a man on a mission to restore Russia to greatness.
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Florence seemed destined for greatness as soon as he started surfing the Banzai Pipeline.
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They embody the greatness of this country, which was founded and built by immigrants.
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"I always felt and still feel that you can't take away greatness," Annacone said.
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But to others, this movie's greatness was known from the moment it came out.
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We tend to think there is only so much talent and so much greatness.
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Everyone, including Corretja, left the Open that day feeling like we witnessed true greatness.
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The greatness of America does not reside with its president, but with its people.
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Conventional thought would argue that true greatness will emerge anywhere, even in unstable conditions.
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But their spectacular moments were quickly eclipsed and erased by the greatness of others.
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I can experience the greatness of "Wolves" in all its CDQ glory in theatres!
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McCain's final message for his country was a warning: Our greatness is in peril.
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But beyond that, Mr. Litton said, Balanchine elevated "The Nutcracker" beyond its musical greatness.
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Here is a great man whose greatness is inseparable from a devastating character flaw.
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The combination of greatness and great weakness is fairly common among successful chief executives.
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O'Brady has downloaded podcasts, including The Rich Roll Podcast and The School of Greatness.
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Brexiteers reply that greatness cannot look after itself when the nation's sovereignty is curtailed.
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That's because the greatness of these plans is all about the power of compounding.
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In this, American skywatchers are sensing more cosmic delight than intimations of national greatness.
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While self-confidence is a key to achieving greatness, arrogance can be self-sabotage.
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I see greatness in this company, but I also see opportunities to do better.
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Businessmen in the good graces of the Erdogan-Gulen entente were marked for greatness.
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I think it's a tribute to the interest people have in restoring America's greatness.
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And I wanted that feeling you have when you know you're involved in greatness.
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Instead of greatness, this hyper-nationalism has historically led to militarism, hatred and decay.
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His new working-class constituency wants rule-Britannia greatness combined with state-funded support.
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But greatness in darts is measured in world championships, and he has only one.
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He strives for no moral greatness which hollows out his claims as a reformer.
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The Super Bowl determines our champions, shapes our legends, sets our benchmarks for greatness.
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" Boras continued, "I don't think [Sanders is] suggesting that anyone of greatness is overpaid.
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Is it possible to be seized by an artist's greatness without understanding the work?
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We are the greatest country in the world, but with greatness comes an obligation.
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If Americans surrendered to "ignoble ease," he warned, they would never achieve national greatness.
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And there were few things he coveted more than Europe's recognition of American greatness.
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The greatness of this agreement was that it didn't take anything away from anyone.
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Side Street Greatness surrounds Melissa Cabrera when she attends classes at Bronx Community College.
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THE STONE The desire for greatness can be an obstacle to our own potential.
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When it comes to high-level trolling, however, the man has achieved greatness already.
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They want a star to rise, have a meltdown and then return to greatness.
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Greatness, in a business setting, is not one or two people doing the impossible.
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"This child is destined for greatness," the famous man declared when he saw her.
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If you start believing in your greatness, it is the death of your creativity.
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Nonetheless, he was able to work and achieve greatness ... in both TV and movies.
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It is a symbol of the warmth and greatness American once was, along with a reminder that greatness still exists, even if it's covered up by the totalitarian, authoritarian violence of a bunch of dangerous misogynists and homophobes obsessed with the bible.
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The title of Dargis's review—"La La Land Makes Musicals Matter Again"— echoes the rhetorical structure of our demagogue-elect's most famous campaign promise, the one that relied upon the imagined greatness of past realities, or, rather, actual greatness for the extremely few.
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It's particularly frustrating to watch Burton approach moments of greatness before quickly losing the thread.
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After seeing ten newspaper reviews heaping praise on Toscanini, no one will doubt his greatness.
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There he was, a symbol of greatness, trembling as he lit the 1996 Olympic cauldron.
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Simplifying the tax code and reducing regulations are necessary steps in restoring America to greatness.
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There's another industry, though, that exploited multiple loopholes on its path to greatness: Chinese tech.
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"You showed them what American Greatness looks like, and we're just getting started," he said.
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The problem is, they're telling us to look for greatness in all the wrong places.
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My father knew what it was like to grow up in the shadow of greatness.
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A painter as well, Michel made this sacrifice because she was convinced of Avery's greatness.
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These sandwich cookies are so beloved they have entire Facebook groups dedicated to their greatness.
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And where, in this narrative of greatness, was there room for a story of love?
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Glorious and more proof that the internet is sometimes a gift that continues yield greatness.
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"His name will live forever in American memory, as an example of true American greatness."
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Bringing back the America our fathers and mother knew is not a recipe for greatness.
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I believe that Silicon Valley, and our economy, can still produce a lot of greatness.
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According to that mythology, America rose to greatness by sheer ruggedness, ingenuity and hard work.
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His name will live forever in American memory, as an example of true American greatness.
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Those players went on to achieve true greatness, and Mourinho basked in their reflected glory.
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And he's pretty over people trying to turn his teams greatness into a bad thing.
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Information on the greatness of sex is useless if we aren't actually doing it, though.
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What fool among us expects true cinematic greatness of a DC film at this point?
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No one, save possibly that company's conservative mega-donor owners, marked him out for greatness.
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The loss made a lot of people question Joshua's greatness ... and whether he's truly elite.
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"Tonight we celebrate the greatness in each other, all of us, through music," Keys said.
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Some people were born to greatness, though maybe not necessarily in the way they expected.
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One city is heterosexual, born between 22008 and 22008 and positioned for greatness and opportunities.
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Over the past few years, tennis fans have been privy to otherworldly levels of greatness.
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If you have any doubts of his greatness, look no further than his Instagram account.
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Sometimes crowded art markets yield greatness: look at Rome in the 1590s, when Caravaggio arrived.
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Now, I realize there are some in the mainstream media who will challenge my greatness.
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In the fifth round, Hurney drafted corner Josh Norman, who would later develop into greatness.
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That's an argument for another time; today is all about remembering the greatness of Guerrero.
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All Americans must be prepared to do their part to restore America to her greatness.
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Because when your major runway debuts happens on the Chanel catwalk, you're destined for greatness.
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Champagne also never made excuses, and she expected everyone to live up to their greatness.
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Get a pen and paper and write down all the evidence that supports your greatness.
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Furthermore, each has experimented with new products in the hopes of achieving Google-level greatness.
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Mayweather-McGregor is on a sped-up timeline with no pretense of greatness, just spectacle.
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We pulled together some recipes to inspire you to end-of-summer dinner date greatness.
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Every new take, you get something else on top of the greatness you already had.
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Perhaps the greatness of Parks's language shut the directors out, before they even got started.
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From the very beginning, Trump set the tone of greatness and unity in his speech.
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For centuries, the waterway — once even deified as the god Tiberinus — bolstered the city's greatness.
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There were certainly moments of greatness within the season, especially for diehard fans of Coven.
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Not every Netflix movie can be great, even if you invoke greatness in the title.
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Viewing his work gives me a nagging sense that he's a man auditioning for greatness.
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"In the middle of that cacophony of greatness, you saw this gem," Mr. Barris said.
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Burns is forthright about his opinions, letting us know where he sees greatness and mediocrity.
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Companies that strive for greatness, some argue now, naturally seek out employees with elite backgrounds.
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Yet he, like others of that generation, never claimed the mantle of greatness for himself.
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It was vintage Trump, full of promises of greatness and victories backed by fantastical proposals.
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All the appropriate ingredients and equipment set them on the path towards artisanal condiment greatness.
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He offered security, pride, imported goods, travel abroad and a false sense of Russian greatness.
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They may have one thing in common: their rhetoric about restoring their nations to greatness.
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His level of play, I contended, echoed the greatness of Tiger Woods in his heyday.
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We demand greatness of it in the same way that we grind at our jobs.
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I'll be rooting for Argentina in 2018, to finally end the debate over Messi's greatness.
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It would be cruelly unfair to expect or predict that level of greatness on anyone.
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"Colette" is an origin story, a tale of metamorphosis rather than of already formed greatness.
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The next distinctive bit of rhetoric comes from the Tea Party's discussion of American greatness.
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A leader's greatness isn't defined by their gender, it's defined by their qualities and actions.
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"The price of greatness is responsibility," Winston Churchill told an audience at Harvard in 1943.
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In short: Do we understand that our greatness ultimately depends on putting our values first?
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But why does Old Fashioned place greatness and goodness in opposition the way it does?
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But the Champions League is the ultimate test, the stage on which greatness is written.
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I had no cause to expect greatness, and no cause to erupt in its absence.
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I will always be unapologetically hooked by the reality that there is greatness in music.
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More than any other resource — including military and economic might — this accounts for American greatness.
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"California's greatness comes from acts of human audacity, not congressional seniority," Mr. de León said.
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And yet, that is where the reputation of "Chain Saw" obscures some of its greatness.
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The lie says this is a binary moment: You're off to greatness or you're doomed.
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Finally, a leader's true greatness lies in what he contributes to the growth of others.
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You are an icon, a loving father, a great husband, and the standard of greatness.
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"Vanessa, you are the woman and wife that championed your husband to greatness," Simpson wrote.
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Biles, however, deflects any notion of greatness, adding humble to her list of special qualities.
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"I promise you, our strength, our greatness, does not depend on Donald Trump," Obama said.
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The international greatness of American science won't be wiped away by a single executive order.
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What audiences want — what we deserve — from a movie like this isn't greatness, but competence.
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Art Review The Congolese polymath Bodys Isek Kingelez (21997-2015) wasn't shy about his greatness.
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What most of us want is a level playing field and a shot at greatness.
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The Supreme Court justice William O. Douglas and Robert Frost spoke about Thoreau's enduring greatness.
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The constant is Parsons's unwavering artistic integrity, which is one of the signs of greatness.
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He had flashes of greatness in Miami, but was largely inconsistent and hampered by injuries.
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Somewhere I read that the greatness of America is the right to protest for right.
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"Washington serves as an enabler of our greatness, not the restorer of it," Garcetti said.
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This should be deemed unacceptable by a president who extols America's greatness in all things.
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Whisper it in the confession box: McKinsey needs to shrink its way to further greatness. ■
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Men don't need more masculine posturing or promises to restore them to forever-gone greatness.
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So it's important to remember he's human, because it means humans are capable of greatness.
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That greatness isn't measured solely in our ability to project our influence globally, Buttigieg argues.
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Parents were told to be proud, that it meant their daughters were destined for greatness.
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But even in the narrowest, most parochial sense, their income contributes to the nation's greatness.
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Now, as we question the idea of greatness, the writing of life stories has democratised.
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" Buttigieg himself says in an announcement video: "We can't look for greatness in the past.
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Poets do not win titles, but they do win praise, and the status of greatness.
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FRIEDMAN I walk around at night, and I feel as if I'm surrounded by greatness.
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UConn and Tennessee — with 238 national titles between them — have provided reliable and appreciated greatness.
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We believe always in the promise and greatness of America because nothing is inevitable here.
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And how else can a fan memorialize these unforgettable, and often historic, moments of greatness?
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As far as I can tell, he knows little of country music or its greatness.
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They know we are more prosperous, we are more secure and that&aposs why we are calling Monday 500 days of American Greatness, any one of these accomplishments by itself would be plenty but all of them put together is 500 days of American greatness.
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" Chopra recalled how, in one of his documentaries, the Warriors head coach discussed "how maintaining greatness is way harder than achieving greatness because when you're at the top everyone is coming at you, or teammates start fighting to share credit, or money becomes an issue.
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The 6900 Presidents and Executive Politics Presidential Greatness Survey asks respondents, each of them current and recent members of the Presidents and Executive Politics Section of the American Political Science Association, to rate each president on a scale of 2628-28503 for overall greatness.
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Supporters of Lyndon Johnson's "Great Society" and believers in Ronald Reagan and Donald Trump's "Make America Great Again," for instance, may find themselves at odds, but their differences lie in the vision of what constitutes greatness, not whether greatness itself is a worthy goal.
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"For me, China has always been a reference point of greatness," Francis said in the interview.
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But, my goal is greatness, so whether it is at 155 or 170 doesn't really matter.
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But the better we understand it, the more the seams in his greatness stand out too.
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Digg (2004)Digg's greatness is most evident not in how it succeeded but how it failed.
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He frequently talks up the stock market as if it were indisputable proof of presidential greatness.
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Most, if not all, superhero stories start with an unknown, a nobody, being called to greatness.
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His life's work is understanding greatness and making it into a formula more people can follow.
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Athletic greatness isn't the only thing that runs in Muhammad Ali's family: Good looks do too.
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It's possible that playing on the international stage could catapult Marozsán to another level of greatness.
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And we know that Russia likes to use sporting events as opportunities to showcase its greatness.
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Until then, consider this critic suitably hyped for what could be Nintendo's return to console greatness.
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Applicants go through a serious vetting process conducted by TechCrunch editors with an eye for greatness.
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The greatness in my life definitely outweighs any bad thing that has ever happened to me.
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Baseball was his path to fame and greatness, but he yearned to be a rock star.
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I've been following his career since The Glee Project and he's always seemed destined for greatness.
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"Ian Grillot is a man who reminds us of the promise of America and its greatness."
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I will forever miss Naked, but we plan to turn the grief into even more greatness.
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Mallon, while freely acknowledging the greatness of Phelps, rates discus thrower Al Oerter the greatest Olympian.
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Dame Darcy is a counterculture legend and deserves to be recognized for her greatness more often.
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He was destined for greatness and he wanted the best for his friends, family and community.
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Another way of measuring a player's greatness is the discrepancy between first place and second place.
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Many business leaders take profits and growth as the only de rigueur ingredients for business greatness.
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The hope you both share, cheapened by the cold hand of destiny, steering him to greatness.
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The myth is that great ideas and great companies are derived almost entirely from individual greatness.
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So we'll know soon enough whether the Oculus Go lives up to Oculus' claims of greatness.
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But even more than shock, I feel a sense of greatness in its most literal form.
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With the help of Keira Knightley's character, Jules Paxton, the two bring a team to greatness.
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He taunted opponents before matches, trash-talked them during and proclaimed his greatness to reporters afterward.
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No. They go out to dinner and continue celebrating their collective greatness with other power couples.
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" She said, via footage from CNN: "We gather here to mourn the passing of American greatness.
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England's greatness and glory, the story went, was being smothered by rules from the European Union.
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It is playful, meticulous, confident in its own greatness and in the intelligence of its audience.
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For the fourth year in a row, Cleveland's entire framework has been fueled by LeBron's greatness.
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For Trump and his followers, restoring America's greatness goes hand-in-hand with restoring traditional values.
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And it looks as though extraordinary minds truly do require extraordinary food to fuel their greatness.
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But the GRU are true believers—they are committed to asserting the greatness of Russia forever.
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This Gotham Steel Ti-Cerama 2100-piece set should help you on your way to greatness.
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But those facts and other ugly parts of our history don't detract from our nation's greatness.
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They'd just go toe to toe, and you could just tell he was destined for greatness.
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Greatness is what I'm chasing and the path to reclaiming my throne is now officially open.
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"But this is not to take away the greatness" of the nominated films, she told Deadline.
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Everything about her 'performance' was what makes her unique, beloved, and destined for even more greatness.
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America's greatness is not based in a strident, unknown formula underwritten by white nationalism and fear.
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When your sports team is on the path of greatness, Twitter takes on a tribal vibe.
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There's always a sense of relief when a band that you love transcends greatness into otherworldliness.
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Greatness, or Goodness, say what I shall call thee, to give me an higher appellation still.
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Notably, she also did not proclaim the greatness of the Obama-era economy and pledge continuity.
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But there's one obstacle standing in Firefox's way to greatness, and that's Google's browsing behemoth, Chrome.
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The right's talk of preserving American greatness, Dunbar-Ortiz proposes, comes directly from this violent history.
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During the campaign, he launched a pro-Trump super PAC called Committee to Restore America's Greatness.
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When Christianity makes an appearance, it's as an example of Western intellectual greatness, not divine truth.
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Most Android phones simply don't live up to Apple's greatness when it comes to mobile cameras.
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And, again, greatness is having a technology, but the know how to do something with it.
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Yet despite Ayn Randian visions of greatness, the two companies were nurtured by federal-government largesse.
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But what he sold, to eager investors at home and abroad, was Brazil's dream of greatness.
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But a contrived version of yourself is essentially a watered down version of your natural greatness.
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"As an immigrant, I know the magnetic power of America's greatness," Schwarzenegger tweeted on June 19.
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But his brand of American Greatness conservatism was far more flexible, and less polarizing, than MAGA.
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Well, all it takes is one ingredient to elevate your spaghetti to culinary greatness: blue crab.
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His potential hints at true greatness, allowing all fans to dream as big as they dare.
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The theme of the speech is "choosing greatness," according to a briefing Friday with administration officials.
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So, if this selfie is filled with so much greatness, why did it ruin selfies forever?
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At its best, the Nobel serves to elevate one deserving writer to the level of greatness.
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Each time, I was reminded of the power of our democracy and the greatness of America.
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But, as a whole, the profession has been trivialized compared to earlier generations of journalistic greatness.
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Overall, I'm really happy with the Solo Pro, and I think they're so close to greatness.
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He recognized better than we did ourselves our potential for greatness and our potential for disaster.
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Nadal said he told Thiem not to despair, seeing the potential for greatness in his future.
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Think of the occasion, rather than what's at the top of a universal scale of greatness.
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" Moore later added, "The greatness I see was in our culture, not in all our policies.
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"The Office," a lacerating cringe comedy with a humane spirit, synthesized Gervais's two sides into greatness.
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It didn't manage the artistic greatness — Tolkien as filtered through "The Wire" — that it aspired to.
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In those New York debuts, Mr. Trifonov and Mr. Levit already showed the makings of greatness.
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It must get its act together quickly, stop the internal fighting, & get back to GREATNESS - FAST!
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Where Hollywood (in this analogy, at least) strives for artistic greatness; Christians try to be good.
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Green's greatness typically lies in his ability to impact games even when his shot isn't falling.
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But the moment of greatness will soon arrive for millennials, those born between 1981 and 1996.
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Their greatness dignifies the often-disparaged term "second-generation Abstract Expressionism" without being contained by it.
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It ended with a tiebreaker, with McEnroe reaching back for a little of the old greatness.
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Remember what Robert Horry (who has 7 rings) told us -- "idiots" use rings to determine greatness.
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Real Madrid will not remember, not precisely, how it moved from mere greatness to genuine legend.
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And I think that the list is trying to strike a balance between greatness and importance.
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Relative greatness across time and sports, team or individual, is a hopeless apples-to-oranges measure.
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Protecting America's heritage, its legacy of greatness is, after all, what President Trump's presidency is about.
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On Baseball A defining measure of Tim Raines's greatness probably never appeared on his baseball cards.
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But when teams ask less of their players, we seem less likely to witness true greatness.
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Deserts are empty but also kind of intense; empty stadiums signify the melancholy transience of greatness.
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We often see All-Star status as a one-way flight to greatness, an indelible marker.
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Her favorites include "The School of Greatness " with Lewis Howes and "10% Happier " with Dan Harris.
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Thorpe's greatness may be aspirational, but Sheinkin's brisk and forthright delivery makes it seem entirely possible.
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Rod Carew was certainly a great player, but his greatness came almost entirely with the Twins.
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Harry Styles posed for his SNL photoshoot in a pink ballerina outfit, and it's radiating greatness.
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The answer is that for 70 years, American goodness and American greatness went hand in hand.
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Mr. Buskirk is editor and publisher of the journal American Greatness and a contributing opinion writer.
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We listed our choices in order of "greatness," beginning with "Topdog/Underdog" by Suzan-Lori Parks.
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If you nee another reminder of "Bodak Yellow"'s greatness, check the clip below, via UPROXX.
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Nordlinger, an editor at National Review, sees "greatness" and pathos in her willingness to face the truth.
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How he kicks it off will either sustain his greatness or elevate it to a higher plane.
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His message was that with the right team and the right training, we could all achieved greatness.
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America has always been an optimistic country, a place that seemed to feel assured of its greatness.
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The movie is, among other things, a tribute to the enduring crazy greatness of Ditko's artistic vision.
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Your eyes look dead and your scowl does not suggest American greatness so much as American indigestion.
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We've seen Peele's amazing ability to comment on matters of race in nuanced matters, so expect greatness.
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"Glenn's extraordinary courage, intellect, patriotism and humanity were the hallmarks of a life of greatness," Bolden said.
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The flashes of greatness from the cast's performance and well-executed visual effects will satisfy some audiences.
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When creativity is unleashed, greatness emerges, and you end up with unexpected, and often lucrative, new products.
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Yet literature had taken hold of him, a noble purpose to his life, the call of greatness.
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She, too, has some thoughts about bringing this greatness to live every week for millions of viewers.
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Who do they discover there, banging on about Scottish independence and the greatness of bonnie Prince Charlie?
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" In a breath, Izzie tells us that he sees the song as something "powerful, uplifting—pure greatness.
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Education is the key to maintaining America's greatness, and the president spoke about working to improve schools.
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Can Trout's individual greatness alone make him a household name—even for non-MLB fans—like LeBron?
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And that may be biggest obstacle Culp must navigate as he tries to return GE to greatness.
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Restoring greatness has always been a fool's errand, as Justinian, and many other rulers have often discovered.
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True greatness, however, depended on if you won the big game, and if so, how many times.
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Such figures cast declamations of America's greatness, and the politicians who make them, in a new light.
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I mean, think about it, I am a product of the fundamental greatness of the United States.
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Pešta's greatness derives from his synthesis of empathy and formal concerns, organized in order to interrogate hypocrisy.
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"A former U.S. Attorney, John will lead and inspire greatness for the Country he loves," Trump tweeted.
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And if they keep pushing, explain how their needs pale in comparison to the greatness of Adele.
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And for those of us who recognize true greatness when they see it, Stassi Schroeder and co.
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Burdened by an unlikeable protagonist and problematic concept, the show may never be able to achieve greatness.
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Businesses that build up "deadwood" out of fear of removing unproductive employees can never achieve sustainable greatness.
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Greatness has multiple definitions: The word "great" has been thrown around a lot at the Rio Olympics.
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Britt Sr. believes the two men's "very competitive" relationship is precisely what drove them both to greatness.
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He proved that an immigrant who is less-than-perfect can contribute to the greatness of America.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Greatness can be hard to define but two words suffice for Olympic swimming - Michael Phelps.
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In pursuing his notion of greatness, Kobe took the concept of isolation basketball to its literal extreme.
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When you look past the three big names, however, there's also a lot of greatness going on.
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But two terms as vice president have confirmed the essential goodness, if not greatness, of this man.
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You all have the strength to chase your greatness and now I provide you with the tools.
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Clinton and the Republicans is because he's not promising wealth or greatness or even strong economic growth.
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The answer depends on what color your skin is and the inherent subjectivity of "greatness," of course.
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But it's the same lack of greatness any middle class in Europe is experiencing at the moment.
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The Olympics are a testament to the human spirit, physical greatness, nation pride and, of course, swag.
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Ironically, to step into their greatness became just as hard as the first step in this process.
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It has been to diminish American greatness, to the extent that even Russia looks good in comparison.
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With this week's events, Mr. Trump seems committed to widening the gap between America and its greatness.
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Or the new tsar, out to restore Russian greatness, annexing Crimea and relentlessly challenging the Western order?
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Republicans may succeed by making Democrats look like the party of globalist multiculturalism undermining American Christian greatness.
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PEPFAR sets that high bar, and challenges us to accurately define and share even more American greatness.
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Donald Trump has made a pretty robust case for restoring America to greatness under strong executive leadership.
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For the European Commission, it's certainly an American corporation, but its greatness is where the problem lies.
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He built these visions of imminent greatness on a description of the present as a dystopian horror.
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Arabs suffered poverty in a region of plentiful oil, and oppression in the name of Arab greatness.
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The big loves, like for America or the cause of global human rights, inspire courage and greatness.
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It's a shame that we're unable to sit with certain revelations because there is such greatness here.
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Arnold managed to remove the 'i' from icon and instead let the world share in his greatness.
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" Hitler presented himself in messianic terms promising "to lead Germany to a new era of national greatness.
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Most work alongside the firm's star players as a supporting cast, but their peers predict greatness ahead.
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Believing in greatness — especially great ambitious projects — is what Mr. Thiel and Mr. Trump have in common.
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And the skullduggery that some of our adversaries engage in, I think it's beneath this country's greatness.
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Make regular public comments about Trump's greatness (writing a book or making a movie seems to help!).
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Her story will inspire you to strive for greatness and help you foster your own entrepreneurial passions.
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Projecting greatness around the world isn't only about strength within our own borders or about military might.
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Embrace your differences, celebrate who you are, it's in the unique parts of you that greatness hides.
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Indeed, it's the flamenco dancer I find I send most often when a friend has achieved greatness.
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As in any good sport, the path to greatness is blazed with dedicated practice and overall fitness.
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I have walked the path, or some version of it, but know you are designed for greatness.
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We can't fall back on our reputation, and we know our greatness is the more stalwart kind.
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Dore's "armchair" athlete can attempt to fight and thus confirm (or have squashed) his assertions of greatness.
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When Khaled and Drake collaborate it's two forces and two brands that represent greatness on another level.
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It chips away at a hero's greatness to keep making peculiar use of their likenesses and leftovers.
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"Even the most impressive CEOs often didn't start out knowing they were destined for greatness," the writerssaid.
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The Champions League, after all, is now the game's gold standard, where greatness is achieved and contested.
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One more element will help to further the appreciation of everyday wines: Broaden the definition of greatness.
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Sturrup sees a kid fated for greatness who had the faith in himself to make it happen.
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An invitation last September to attend a national team camp — "surrounded by greatness," she said — reinforced it.
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Morphing into an infant-like creature, Pennywise peels apart like old paint while screaming of his greatness.
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But he has come a long way in a short time, often a mark of tennis greatness.
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If we're talking greatness, let's talk about how he raps a single verse for three minutes straight.
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Mr. Buskirk is the editor and publisher of the journal American Greatness and a contributing opinion writer.
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Frazier, who saw possible greatness in Cooper, became his manager and gave him a nickname, Scam Booger.
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As it goes, putting 4/4 kick drums underneath Sade acolytes isn't the path to eternal greatness.
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But their large margin of victory says more about their divisional opposition than about their own greatness.
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That's because hand-crafted tortillas can elevate even the most mundane burrito or taco to gastronomical greatness.
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There's not a lot of breezing through the permanent collection, inhaling the unquestioned greatness of the anointed.
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They can help him fashion a conservative climate solution that upholds our commitments and enhances America's greatness.
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In some cases, prosperity coincides with greatness (Reagan), but often booms are illusory (Franklin Roosevelt) or worse.
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There may be more money in today's staid, less risky strategy, but there will never be greatness.
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Kazimir Malevich's overly Cubist "Samovar" of 1912 doesn't quite do justice to his greatness at this point.
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Prominent families came to use visual depictions of these connections — pedigrees — to announce their proximity to greatness.
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It is a potent reminder, some preservationists say, that literary greatness can spring from extremely modest beginnings.
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The company, so often on the cusp of greatness, is not making the best case for itself.
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Mr. Buskirk is the editor and publisher of the journal American Greatness and a contributing Opinion writer.
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The unrivaled greatness of America, though a cause for self-congratulation to many, also incited much uneasiness.
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Some are born great, some achieve greatness and some get a series order 400 years post-mortem.
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But like so many before him, Harden most likely has to bow before the greatness of Chamberlain.
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Unless we return to the fundamental principles of government, we will never achieve the greatness we deserve.
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Boasts of restored national greatness and $54 billion of additional military might will not help Scott County.
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Their problem is that the path to mediocrity is simply more clear than the path to greatness.
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RBC analyst Gerard Cassidy warned that Sloan's successor faces "Herculean tasks" in restoring Wells Fargo to greatness.
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The elder's greatness is taken for granted, while the younger trips along behind, in awe and wonder.
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What it really was was a break from a failed consensus to seek greatness we once had.
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This siege mentality is antithetical to the very concept of American greatness, much less U.S. global leadership.
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I would be extremely uncomfortable in the midst of all that greatness, and I probably wouldn't speak.
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It has long been assumed that an athlete will have to make physical sacrifices to achieve greatness.
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Tiffany Haddish warned the crowd a couple of times and then greatness ensued when she started rapping!!!
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And this 2020 Full Stack Digital Marketing Certification Bundle can help you on your way to greatness.
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If that's the path to American greatness, electing Trump is literally the worst thing you can do.
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If that's the path to American greatness, electing Clinton would be giant step in the wrong direction.
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"Madness and greatness are two sides of the same coin," one character says, describing the Targaryen family.
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It was more an exercise in greatness than it was an experience to live again and again.
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It insidiously assumes that there aren't any — that unlike men, women aren't capable of achieving artistic greatness.
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Perhaps that's why it's so difficult to settle on a singular example of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend's greatness.
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The origins of American Affairs lie in two websites, the shuttered The Journal of American Greatness and still-active American Greatness, both of which were outgrowths of the Claremont Institute, a California think tank which is a haven for a school of thought known as West Coast Straussianism.
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He moves through Eliot's life on the charmed, offhand greatness with which little brothers often imbue big ones.
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And season after season, that sunny nostalgic vision of America's greatness splits open, and something darker crawls out.
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Thankfully, we can still look back on the iconic viral videos that set a standard for internet greatness.
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"Ian Grillot is a man who reminds us of the promise of America and its greatness," Agarwal said.
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"We are here to celebrate greatness," Johnson, like Bryant a five-time NBA champion, told the sellout crowd.
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Now, at 35, he has a clearer understanding of his limits and is continuing his push for greatness.
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This month, hundreds of devoted tennis fans will swarm Arthur Ashe Stadium for a glimpse at tennis greatness.
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There are addictions that destroy you, and addictions that inspire you to heights of greatness and caffeination levels.
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Such transgressions, however, will be harder to deflect if Jobs lives up to the greatness predicted for her.
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Now, 26 years later, I look back and reflect on my personal journey and Trump's promise of greatness.
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Laziness is an entitlement concept accepted by the middle class that crushes any chance you have of greatness.
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True American greatness, they said, could not be achieved merely by building a more perfect union at home.
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"In early years there were hints of greatness there, so I'm not surprised where he's at," said Arena.
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Business Insider notes that Dukes felt that the PSL was destined for greatness, so he didn't back down.
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A reputation for greatness attracts better musicians and larger audiences, plus invitations to perform at superior outside venues.
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His father, Joe, spent years grooming him to rise to political greatness, and Joe Jr. internalized the message.
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And Trump talks about jobs, greatness and China -- but made his billions in ways that some call unethical.
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"I saw greatness in Ali's ability to look beyond the horizon and our differences to find common ground."
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Then the sleepless nights spent in anguish wondering how you will rebound and strive toward greatness once again?
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She had always wanted to truly lead a group—and better still, to lead a group to greatness.
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There are a lot of other places where I can strive for greatness and have that effort rewarded.
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" He continued, "He was destined for greatness and he wanted the best for his friends, family and community.
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But a smart man knows he needs a certain 'kind' of woman when running for President/attempting greatness.
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We're thrilled to hear from this trio of greatness at Disrupt SF. Check out the full agenda here.
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Trump is a child who will always be deeply threatened by the greatness of my dads incredible life.
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We need a Republican president to bring things full circle and finish the work of restoring American greatness.
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Our true greatness lies in our determination to see our common cause, join hands and move forward together.
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Cheesy greatness I'm going to take a lot of heat for listing such a traditional, unoriginal favorite first.
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The studies celebrated athletes with naturally occurring genetic or biological variations as being a source of inborn greatness.
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Not that it's overdone, but that Jordan should be remembered for his greatness, not this one dumb photo.
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If greatness came down to passion — or worse, talent — then it'd be reserved for only a select few.
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Born in New York in 229, George Price realized pretty early on that he was destined for greatness.
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It was always presumed that Russ was spurred to further greatness this season because of Kevin Durant's departure.
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" Khaled says he knew he was destined for greatness, "the minute I came out of my momma's stomach.
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President Trump has made us question the fundamental belief of the greatness of the office of the presidency.
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But, you may wonder, are we another Weimar Republic looking to fill a vacuum of leadership and greatness?
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Nevertheless, having never played the game previously, but having heard plenty about its greatness, I came away smitten.
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It's about greatness and becoming in a deep, profound way, rather than just being "successful" within the system.
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Newton's ascension to greatness aside, the Panthers made it here on the backs of a massive regime change.
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At many points in his new book, Karl Marx: Greatness and Illusion, he even seems to welcome it.
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He lends it to them, to express their grievances and their aspirations for greatness, and they love it.
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Not only honoring the dead, he reminded his fellow Athenians of their common democratic ideals and their greatness.
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But there's no doubt that the jargon of greatness has become musty, and more than a little toxic.
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Trump has plenty of company in confusing military spending with military strength and military strength with national greatness.
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Forged in a crucible of cultures — a product of the diversity that would forever define our nation's greatness.
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Mr. Pitsiladis wants to apply science to assist East African runners, who have achieved greatness using little science.
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I'm not trying to get back to where I was…I'm trying to reach new levels of greatness….
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In short, Trump voters were more nationalistic than Clinton voters, but most Americans are bullish on American greatness.
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But it is tempting to project that same frame of mind onto nationalists obsessed by their own greatness.
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A sailing duo in the 49er class that seemed poised for greatness failed to make the medal race.
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The secret to America's greatness lies in our ability to identify a need and then find a solution.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella recommends reading these 10 books to achieve greatness in and out of the office
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From this place, I join the hopes of all those who fought for the greatness of the country.
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He then turned over the floor to Vice President Mike Pence to talk more about Donald Trump's greatness.
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Suffice to say I think we all left that auditorium feeling like we'd momentarily basked in Barbra's greatness.
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We must choose between greatness or gridlock, results or resistance, vision or vengeance, incredible progress or pointless destruction.
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Throughout the ebbs and flows of American history, there has only ever been one path to national greatness.
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Trump speaks of national greatness because it matters to most Americans that the country as a whole thrive.
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We can be witness to greatness in the field of love, however distant love is from our lives.
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Russian state media have played up the intervention, presenting it to Russians as proof of their national greatness.
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Perhaps she hoped to forever erase what she saw as Sutherland's unflattering farewell to all of Churchill's greatness.
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The raw egg that, thanks to some long-forgotten cook's flash of greatness, serves as a dipping sauce.
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But maybe we need to think of greatness in terms of how well wines can play their role.
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In fact, the greatness of the song is practically consensus if Twitter has anything to say about it.
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"It's a silly argument to say that excellence or greatness is a bad thing," Haigh told Bleacher Report.
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Kohlschreiber said he appreciated their greatness but also appreciated the benefits of minor as opposed to major celebrity.
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You can use the story of a great player, a lousy player or a player's fall from greatness.
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As with New York City restaurants, there are many very good wines but few that achieve true greatness.
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Sometimes, all you need to create greatness is a voice, a song, and a room painted baby pink.
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" And McCullers wrote, "John was a man who died as he was approaching the peak of his greatness.
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Along with the booming economy, this development could bring America to a state of enhanced greatness and prosperity.
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"The governor believes America is great," Ms. Lever clarified, adding that "maximum greatness" was still to be achieved.
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A better measure of national greatness is the ability of nations to cultivate, attract and retain human capital.
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Whatever these frustrations with Mr. McVicar's staging, the greatness of the opera came through in scene after scene.
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" That's how Mr. Cotter described the Morgan Library & Museum's "Drawn to Greatness: Master Drawings From the Thaw Collection.
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The core American attitude has been looking hopefully to the future, not looking resentfully toward some receding greatness.
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This is especially valuable in the case of Larkin, whose greatness is wound up tightly with his flaws.
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It also supposes greatness to be a fixed quantity, rather than the subject and result of perpetual argument.
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But it's the Trump depictions that really stand out, mostly because of the fantasies of greatness they represent.
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The "greatness" of Trump has to do with his ability to trample his detractors and root out enemies.
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Hardcore fans of Blair Witch (hello, me) understand its greatness doesn't come from any amount of narrative laurels.
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Snowden makes a lot of this Tolkien-y sort of thing—avatars, portents of destiny, signs of greatness.
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Part of Adams's greatness as an actor is that she gives herself over to her roles so completely.
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Trump has been focused on communicating his greatness, but not on talking about overcoming hardships to get there.
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The book explores the meaning of duty, the pursuit of greatness and the sacrifices that come with both.
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But I also marvel at the greatness of some of the players who have not gotten in … yet.
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This is a place where greatness is born, where destinies are forged, and where legends come to life.
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Christopher Buskirk Mr. Buskirk is editor and publisher of the journal American Greatness and a contributing opinion writer.
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You're famous for promoting the idea that 10,000 hours of practice are needed before somebody can achieve greatness.
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In his jottings are the seeds of what would come—all the greatness and the failings of Facebook.
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It's been done several times before by other hockey teams, who sense the greatness of such an event.
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Here's a good one, in "Women Who Work": If you want to achieve greatness, stop asking for permission.
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For all the talk of American greatness, Trump's actions regarding climate change represent a historic abdication of leadership.
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The caveat: The pursuit of perfection doesn't always propel a person to greatness, according to this new research.
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As with all prior seasons, 2019's batch of episodes repeatedly reminds us Midge is destined for greatness.
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To pronounce yourself humbled is to announce your greatness but also to hedge against any backlash to it.
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It is at least partly about the achieving of greatness through the pursuit of wealth in free markets.
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All of which is to say that government intervention to enhance greatness will not be a simple matter.
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President Xi Jinping, the most powerful Chinese leader since Mao, has staked his legitimacy on restoring China's greatness.
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The president implored his audience to choose "greatness," but he gave them no road map for pursuing it.
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He was bestowed this career appreciation award in his eighth NHL season in the face of Karlsson's greatness.
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And, for what it's worth, in the company of such recognized greatness, unmistakably, they also hold their own.
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We know these truths to be everlasting because we have seen the decency and greatness of our country.
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In his office, Pai has a poster of the Swanson character's "Pyramid of Greatness" framed on his wall.
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The whole point of a Hall of Fame is to have a repository where greatness is not forgotten.
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Young Greatness – I Tried to Tell Em OK, this one's probably pretty far outside of Harry's comfort zone, but Mr. Connick Jr. has always been an ardent supporter of the culture in his home city of New Orleans, and right now Young Greatness is one of the hottest new NOLA talents.
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We need Americans who choose not to cling to some 1955 mythology of bygone American "greatness" but who want American greatness right now and for the future -- a future in which the likes of Emmett Till, Jordan Davis, and Michael Brown need not fear to make their way in America.
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And as they processed the greatness, Twitter transformed into a land of early 2000s nostalgia and the Dawson vs.
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Five lucky winners can "commemorate dad's cheesy greatness" with a personalized cheese sculpture, just in time for Father's Day.
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And, like those bands, I don't know that an intellectual argument can adequately make a case for their greatness.
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And the best part: Lin-Manuel Miranda assured fans this is only the beginning of more greatness to come.
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And your ruling planet, lucky Jupiter, also turns retrograde today, asking you to pause and reflect on your greatness.
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Her unadorned and humble subjects possess a rare grace in this world of expensive overproduction and self-declaimed greatness.
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Jonah Hill knows Beanie Feldstein is destined for greatness — and he's not just saying that because he's her brother.
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For a man much more prone to tout his greatness than admit a shortcoming, this brief admission spoke volumes.
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"And I think that's the true test of somebody's greatness and I think that's what the family has done."
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That is more than can be said for President-elect Trump's alternative of tweeting his way to American greatness.
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As quickly as the plot of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend can be summed up in musical form, why rush greatness?
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The tweets represent "what is wrong with American politics, not the greatness of America," said Republican Senator Lindsey Graham.
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Like Nate, they would be among the absolute most successful at anything they choose – greatness is in their DNA.
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But that greatness is never reflected in rich paychecks, or in the time they can spend with loved ones.
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Greatness loves company, and Steve Kerr believes the Golden State Warriors are perfecting that very approach to team-building.
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"We weaken our greatness when we confuse our patriotism with tribal rivalries," wrote Mr McCain in a farewell letter.
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Jackson, Mississippi May 1961 Photographer- Paul Schutzer Time Life Staff Merlin-1150556 There's so much greatness to pull from.
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This path of embracing his own overinflated sense of greatness and rejecting capitalism is one that's already been explored.
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We got a chance to try the pale gold highlighter earlier this summer and can attest to its greatness.
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Don't admit that there are evil people in the world who want to kill you, then exhort God's greatness.
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Cramer traced the greatness of Facebook back to when it first came public and didn't know what to do.
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This is the special power that Hollywood frequently aligns with success: an unfounded, unshakeable belief in one's own Greatness.
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America, brace yourself for the greatness that is Dr. Pimple Popper videos to be beamed into your living room.
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But in the grand scheme of greatness that is Nancy Meyers, I feel she's had better works of art.
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"He allowed his commitment to neoliberal policies and a neoliberal worldview to undermine the possibility of greatness," Baraka said.
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He'll act as a witness to the greatness they'll all accomplish with him out of the picture, Rick says.
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Chastain, 50, told PEOPLE that although the middle of her career "got messy," she still managed to achieved greatness.
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If you haven't been exposed to Moore's extraordinarily versatile greatness, here are five performances that showcase her many strengths.
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If season 1 was the beginnings of feminism, then season 2 could be full-blown women-in-power greatness.
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TOM RACHMAN'S latest novel is the story of a great man and the wreckage greatness leaves in its wake.
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If there's a lyric that perfectly encapsulates the root of Stormzy's greatness it might be that one about Adele.
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The first step to greatness is deciding to be the one who doesn't just let life happen to you.
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Turns out, for some of our favorite celebrities, an infant's room is just another opportunity for interior-design greatness.
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Unlike Paul or Griffin, Redick isn't a foundation-shifting talent capable of pushing a very good team toward greatness.
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And the skullduggery that some of our opponents and adversaries engage in, I think is beneath this country's greatness.
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Kyler Murray's height won't keep him from reaching NFL greatness ... so says the shortest NBA player EVER -- Muggsy Bogues!!!
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Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff has highlighted this, arguing that Hamilton's greatness is not appreciated enough by his compatriots.
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Naturally, there were plenty of ways to trick your sweet tooth, too; sweetened avocado mousse seems destined for greatness.
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Well, pretty much anyone who hasn't had the blessing to be in the presence of such greatness but... whatever.
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Obama winces and arguably scoffs as Trump says the course of our nation will change from weakness to greatness.
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Ever since you taught yourself to read in vitro, Don and I knew that you were destined for greatness.
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Investment in global health is one of the best displays of American greatness we have demonstrated as a country.
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It looks like the Carters enjoyed helicopter rides, wine, and the general greatness of being surrounded by natural wonders.
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" Mahatma Gandhi famously proclaimed, "The greatness of a nation can be judged by the way its animals are treated.
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Like the invention of the microwave or Silly Putty, it turns out Flag on the Play found greatness accidentally.
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Eventually, it became clear that Jordan's greatness came at a great personal cost; that's the only way it works.
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Sure, turkey might be the Thanksgiving main event, but you don't achieve holiday greatness with a main course alone.
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They aren't nearly as loud, and are too dull to be universally recognized as having the capacity for greatness.
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Luckily for us, we don't need that advanced science to enjoy his greatness, we just need to tune in.
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Throughout the primaries, Donald Trump has attempted to make the choice about what we've lost: jobs, pride and greatness.
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To make it to the height of a sport is never easy, even for those athletes wired for greatness.
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The almost unbearably excellent show "Drawn to Greatness: Master Drawings from the Thaw Collection" begins with a love story.
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"We, and the American people, expect Congress to work tirelessly to restore American greatness," they wrote earlier this year.
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The greatness of this man for the ages was that he was in fact a man for all ages.
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These are the sources of long-term growth and national cohesion, two of the three pillars of national greatness.
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Exactly here, in this rejection and anger, Calvin insists, you finally feel in your gut the greatness of God.
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But for these successful entrepreneurs and advisors in The Oracles, being unique is exactly what led them to greatness.
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Art Review WASHINGTON — Supposedly, we live in a great age of collecting, though the greatness is strictly in volume.
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In similar fashion, Fidel Castro outlived the moment of his greatness, if not the romance of his appeal. Fidel.
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To appreciate the greatness of Wuthering Heights, I had to stop trying to read it as a love story.
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While he enjoyed a Coors Field bump, perhaps even a sizable one, why should that disqualify Walker from greatness?
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The greatness of "Boy & Doll, Lower East Side" is that we cannot account for what we are looking at.
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That greatness was a constant, but I don't think it's ever been that way through this Fallout 4 campaign.
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What he has offered as a path to greatness caters to the wishful thinking of a minority of Americans.
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Jones, however, has publicly denied any claims of financial difficulty, and instead appears focused on further proving his greatness.
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It was a self-released single containing "Ride the Wild," an infectious song that hinted at greatness to come.
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It was the dawn of the unofficial "console wars" that would push hardware and software manufacturers to achieve greatness.
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Didn't Barack Obama deliver speech after speech about the greatness of America and how we can accomplish impossible tasks?
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To the rest of Canada, Toronto's greatness is unstoppable and fragrant, much like a out-of-control septic truck.
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Ichiro's accomplishment underlines the greatness of his career as well as the fact that it's likely nearing its end.
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We should be thanking them, as America's greatness is attributed to their blood, sweat, vision, perseverance, dedication and brilliance.
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Every episode he's not in the show makes it less likely that the showrunners have destined him for greatness.
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Andrews was wearing a gold No. 24 jersey and sounded downright wistful as he reminisced about Bryant's former greatness.
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Greatness requires humble leaders who are driven by what's best for the company and don't let obstacles stop them.
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The three primary themes — the media, American greatness, and threats — bear striking resemblance to statements later made by Trump.
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Steph Curry, for instance, seems like a good place to start looking for the source of the Warriors' greatness.
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"Our members are still waiting for the supposed greatness of this economy to reach their kitchen tables," he added.
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It's a bad look to crush a popular movement if you're trying to celebrate the greatness of your country.
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Woods's rise to greatness exemplifies early and fiercely single-minded specialization: golf, golf, golf, from the age of 2.
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But I would rather speak of Anne Sexton's bigness as a person than of her greatness as a poet.
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It is one of the hallmarks of Messi's greatness that so much of it is so serene, so peaceful.
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Then they used 2 as a substitute for an "e" in their preposterous "Striv2 for GreatnEss" shirt for LeBron.
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The sign of greatness is playing on the biggest stage in the biggest games, and then raising your game.
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Roth, who achieved true greatness in depicting people like himself, never had the imagination to give these women souls.
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Immigrants have made America great, and the children of immigrants, legal or illegal, have contributed mightily to our greatness.
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He says this will maintain American greatness in the face of Beijing's master plan to dominate the technological future.
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Perhaps they will peak as a good team without ever breaking through to greatness, as the Hinkie model promised.
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What's important, he says, is helping the current inhabitants of ancient places to achieve their own vision of greatness.
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Our American rights are conditional on the whims of an institution that insists upon our devaluation of its greatness.
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Greatness, in the context of the administration's economic ideology, is built on a ground laid thick with self-abnegation.
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Turkish politicians have long propounded an outsized view of their country's regional presence — one rooted in its historic greatness.
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Actual Iranians are just bit players in our imperialistic soap opera, the passive recipients of our greatness or perfidy.
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However, the country's government missed an opportunity to demonstrate greatness in tolerance of religious and ethnic differences on Aug.
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To stand directly underneath and gaze up at it, it overwhelms you with a sense of greatness and quietude.
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To the bulls, Tesla is positioned for greatness now that it has recovered from a rocky start to 22018.
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The opium fug transports Mallo into his past, raking over the choices he's made on the road to greatness.
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The publisher of American Greatness was part of a group of conservative journalists who recently met with the president.
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The weakest protest holds that any noxious views are mitigated, or even annulled, by the greatness of Bach's music.
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Unlike the European duo of Rose and García, they did not spur each other to greatness, or even goodness.
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They saw God's greatness reflected in the inherent goodness of the American South—and, more recently, in America itself.
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Some have even suggested that there is a magic number for greatness, a ten-year or 10,000-hour rule.
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We are obligated to live up to our highest morals and the standard of greatness that we constantly espouse.
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Don't waste your chance at greatness because you don't know how to get things done. Move. Plan. Work. Strategize.
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She's also passing on greatness to her sport's next champions, while continuing to show up and fight for it.
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A critic spends months absorbing as much available music as possible, then puts it all in order of greatness.
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And a show I once described as "too good to be good" grows into the titanic dimensions of greatness.
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On the topic of greatness and Jesus Christ, she wanted to open with recollections of greats in other spheres.
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And the know-nothings in power are doing all they can to undermine the very foundations of American greatness.
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The United States is still a country with a mission and a desire for greatness on the world stage.
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