Of course, many new consumer brand startups will not succeed.
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If Q does not succeed we will destroy this database.
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That is a strategy that Adkerson said would not succeed.
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"Their attempts will not succeed," An told a press briefing.
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If that did not succeed, she said, she would appeal.
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" Seibert added: "Turkey will not succeed in muffling our media.
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Tuesday's address will not succeed in changing Trump's political fortunes.
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But experts also warned that this tactic might not succeed.
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The school did not succeed until Dr. Maguire's tenure began.
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So those who do not succeed have not worked hard.
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That effort, like many others before it, did not succeed.
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In any event, Birchall did not succeed in purchasing justballs.com.
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He tried to free the money, but he did not succeed.
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Legislation on the issue did not succeed until 2018, when Sens.
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We know what you are doing and you will not succeed.
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"If Macron does not succeed, it's very troubling," Beate said, frowning.
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"They received a blow and did not succeed," the source said.
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He may not succeed in winning a majority of pledged delegates.
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Many conservatives simply could not succeed in the new conservative counterestablishment.
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Mr Li's bid to escape trouble at home may not succeed.
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Finally, there is another reason the administration's effort may not succeed.
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"But I did not succeed in figuring any of it out."
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Microsoft noted that the attacks on the campaign did not succeed.
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And he is happy to try things that may not succeed.
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It's also designed to ensure clear communication, not succeed in obfuscation.
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The privatisation push may not succeed; it will certainly spark political opposition.
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It is a preposterous and transparent PR stunt that will not succeed.
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"It was a building proposal that did not succeed and nothing more."
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DID NOT SUCCEED Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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Even if there are remnants trying their thing, they will not succeed.
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You will not succeed at collecting them by just tapping the screen.
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Reform efforts will not succeed if they fail to bring Americans along.
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Her supporters reject any notion she will not succeed on every level.
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Upon reflection, though, it seems fair to say I did not succeed.
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Last year, Chicago tried to ban cashless institutions but did not succeed.
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Rescue attempts will not succeed simply because the rescuer has honorable intentions.
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"It will not succeed," he said of the vote of no-confidence.
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In the latter case we might not succeed for centuries, if ever.
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Resistance through violence and killing is wrong and it does not succeed.
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Why does a logical strategy, methodically implemented by competent people, not succeed better?
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Your startup will not succeed unless you, the founder, build an exceptional team.
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Breaking up the dominant firms requires decades of litigation and may not succeed.
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Your time will come, so don't ever doubt that you will not succeed.
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Our parents and grandparents did not succeed in ensuring our safety at school.
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"When they could not succeed, they put us in jail," Mr. Atalay said.
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I do not succeed but do watch a little TV. 7:45 p.m.
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Attorney General Sessions will not succeed in his increasingly lonely crusade against pot.
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Sullivan is confident, however, that attempts to overturn the law will not succeed.
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"The Democrats will not succeed in filibustering Judge Gorsuch," Cruz told CNN's Jim Acosta.
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Meanwhile, all the quantitative easing, bond buying, and interest-rate fixing did not succeed.
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While the sit-in received a wave of media attention, it did not succeed.
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The health law aimed to solve some of these issues and did not succeed.
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Chamisa said any dialogue that did not involve Mnangagwa and himself would not succeed.
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The congressional call for stopping the F-35 deliveries to Turkey might not succeed.
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In his interview with CBS, Clinton says he knew the impeachment would not succeed.
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The climate and immigration bills did not succeed, partly for want of Republican support.
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"Most of these FM (force majeure) claims will not succeed," the law firm added.
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The Taliban was trying to capture the district center, but did not succeed. Feb.
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Some folks might spend their lifetime looking for a groundbreaking idea and not succeed.
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The administration will not succeed with this move if the president proceeds as promised.
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If firms do not succeed, eventually there is nowhere to hide, as Tesla may discover.
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The tech tycoon was famously born into a poor family and did not succeed academically.
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She will not succeed, he tells me, if she doesn't have a will of steel.
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"Hacking was attempted but did not succeed," commission chairman Wafula Chebukati told a news conference.
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Another 22.4 percent of participants did not succeed or didn't try to contact former partners.
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Mr. Verrilli said that was probably so but that such a suit might not succeed.
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In the end, it seemed, Mr. Trump's plot to diminish Mr. Obama did not succeed.
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"If you hired someone who has no digital knowledge, they will not succeed," he said.
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But even if Storch does not succeed, the Toys R Us name can live on.
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It's got to be on the top, otherwise we will not succeed in doing this.
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He was very good today even if he did not succeed at everything he tried.
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"That would not enjoy popular support, and their plots would not succeed," he told reporters.
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None too pleased, they filed a lawsuit but did not succeed in blocking the move.
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He did not succeed in advancing a tax on imports to protect American-manufactured goods.
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Without better information and communication tools for consumers, policymakers will not succeed in fixing the problem.
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Predictions that Mr Trump would not succeed in his ambitious bid were wide of the mark.
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Initially they did not succeed in changing either public or political opinion about the break-in.
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Terrorists will not succeed in their attempts to divide us and make us live in fear.
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The Kremlin did not succeed in getting its chosen candidate, the ardently pro-Putin Fillon, elected.
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Currently on hold after a Supreme Court ruling in February, the CPP may not succeed either.
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Ivanka Trump in a tweet shortly after her father's remarks said she would not succeed Haley.
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The group, who did not succeed, accused the authorities of wasting time and not searching properly.
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Businesses do not succeed when they lose sight of their core interests and neither do countries.
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"The economy could react negatively if we do not succeed in passing pension reform," he said.
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The bottled water industry pushed Congress to end the policy in 2015, but did not succeed.
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These approaches may not succeed, but the stakes are high enough that they are worth trying.
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A number of unidentified chickens in Brooklyn did not succeed in crossing the road Friday morning.
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Here are three reasons the effort may not succeed — and one very important reason it might.
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"Hamas is attempting to fool the world, but it will not succeed," his spokesman said Monday.
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But at the same time the political aspect will not succeed without a proper economic plan.
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If the talks do not succeed, Trump has threatened to increase U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports.
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"I did not succeed in spite of my environment," Novak, 63, tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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If you can't make this amount back in that amount of time, your restaurant may not succeed.
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Even if the trustee does not succeed, the shareholders face legal costs to try and prevent repayment.
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He did not succeed in passing any of these, but he's made clear what his goal is.
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Warren's proposals might or might not succeed, but they are serious, based on work by top scholars.
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It will not succeed, but may do lasting damage to our institutions and allies in the process.
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That effort did not succeed, but that did little to slow the tide of anti-Soros speech.
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Liberals will not succeed by tut-tutting activists who care about the oppression of their own communities.
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There is a small chance that they could sink the bill altogether, if they do not succeed.
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Donald Trump's current strategy of attacking Hillary Clinton as an enabler of her husband's peccadilloes will not succeed.
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Ironically, it is the non-Muslim love of Muslim food that will ensure the campaign will not succeed.
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In the spring, when a number of Republicans tried to run on tax cuts, they did not succeed.
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Relationships do not succeed because one person tucks his or her history away and pretends it never happened.
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" Clinton later released a full statement that said the terrorists' "campaign of hate and fear will not succeed.
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They did not succeed, and public opinion overwhelmingly shifted toward the belief that secondhand smoke indeed was harmful.
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HONG KONG LEADER SAYS SHE WANTS TO TELL THE PROTESTERS THEY WILL NOT SUCCEED IN SECURING THEIR DEMANDS
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"A party that is fractured by anger and backbiting is a party that will not succeed," he said.
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"The attempt of Americans to build a unipolar world did not succeed," he said after the Helsinki meetings.
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By late spring, it was clear that it would not succeed on that basis, so he closed it.
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Although Wallace did not succeed, his attempt to influence the outcome of the election worried many in Washington.
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Comey believes Russia attempted to interfere with the election, but did not succeed in tampering with actual votes.
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The judge cannot refuse to extradite her on the grounds that the case will not succeed at trial.
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Every time you tell me 'Stop, brother!' you're trying to destroy my dream, but you will not succeed.
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But this movement will not succeed if it becomes a pinball in the partisan politics of personal destruction.
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Last year, when Mr. Moye tried to wrest the Confederate flag from a demonstrator, he did not succeed.
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The note projected that a no-confidence vote next week would not succeed in parliament on this basis.
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The Mandalorian may not be the next Game of Thrones, and Disney+ may not succeed as a service.
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Continue to mourn and rally, and know that you will not succeed in all you want to accomplish.
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"But we will still try to help the workers, because if they fight alone they will not succeed."
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Products and services that can pass only if graded on a curve at home will not succeed abroad.
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His father tried to rescue him, but did not succeed, a local law enforcement official said at the time.
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Standing Rock Sioux Chairman Dave Archambault II said the companies were wrong and their legal action would not succeed.
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Despite the definite existence of certain men who would not respond to my reporting requests, he did not succeed.
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Another is that the political, and thus unreliable, nature of the investments means that they often do not succeed.
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Yet both companies run the risk that strategies which did well in their home countries may not succeed elsewhere.
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Rouhani said the United States would not succeed in cutting Iran's economic ties with the region and the world.
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Talks in the Dominican Republic between officials from Mr. Maduro's government and its opponents will not succeed by themselves.
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But the government did not succeed at preventing aerial (or penthouse) photographs, which showed an enormous, city-filling turnout.
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Cummings, who was told in high school that he would not succeed academically, defied expectations from an early age.
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It also gave the lie to the prejudice that economically-disadvantaged students could not succeed at a high level.
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"Today, we say with one voice: this campaign of fear and hatred and violence will not succeed," she said.
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If you're asking people to put logic over feeling on social media — you can try, but you will not succeed.
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We adhere to our privacy policy and will not sell personal data, even if this effort does not succeed. pic.twitter.
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This coordinated effort to try to destroy me and the people close to me is despicable and will not succeed.
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So long as we are united in our commitment to the values enshrined in the Constitution, they will not succeed.
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Posen said another reason why the plan may not succeed was that regulators didn't want banks' capital positions to weaken.
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Of course, a major difference with the Boston Marathon bombing is that Rahami did not succeed in killing his victims.
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John Lewis & Co. did not succeed in getting the Republican-controlled House to hold a vote on gun control measures.
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Teneo Intelligence, a global consulting company, wrote in to clients on Friday that the pro-impeachment camp may not succeed.
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Government officials could not succeed against highly organized and sophisticated criminal activities simply by investigating and prosecuting each individual offense.
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His documentary does not succeed as history or as a reconciliation of the tribes who have been bickering ever since.
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Most startups do fail, so the odds were that Fanbase would fail, not succeed, but you have a great team.
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According to Sergey, the researchers attempted to track down the creators of the vulnerable smart contracts but did not succeed.
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He did not succeed, and $68 million in career prize money later, Furyk is happy he followed his own path.
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The first two efforts did not succeed, and the evidence is piling up that the third will not triumph either.
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"We are confident that this misguided attempt to politicize the administration of the tax laws will not succeed," he said.
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She said Seoul pushed hard during the original talks to address anti-dumping and safeguard issues but did not succeed.
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Although they did not succeed, Uber now must pay an $8.75 fee for rides to and from Boston's Logan Airport.
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Many of the projects funded by Good Ventures will not succeed, but she and her husband are comfortable with that.
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One winner in the sweepstakes for Ms. Kelly could be CNN, even though it did not succeed in recruiting her.
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U.S. officials have said Moscow targeted 21 states' voting systems two years ago but did not succeed in changing votes.
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And this information makes it increasingly difficult to say that the Kremlin's effort to impact the American mind did not succeed.
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Even though many did not succeed, he and his investors made substantial money from the sale of stock of his targets.
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Unless Democrats register legislative and state-level gains starting in 2017, they will not succeed in shifting the momentum for 2020.
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Only last year the consensus was that they would not succeed before 2020; now the target seems achievable within a year.
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Surely many firms will not succeed in the long run and only a select few will live up to their promise.
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Without rapprochement on those three fronts, policies aimed at resolving the conflict in Syria will not succeed in the long term.
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The army&aposs campaign did not succeed in winning the Ndebele vote for Mugabe in the 1985 polls or succeeding elections.
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He or she may not succeed at doing that most of the time, especially with the clearly anti-Trump mainstream media.
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But the proceeds of those loans are going to colleges, which don't have financial risk if the student does not succeed.
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"These are individuals or groups that want to disrupt our way of life," Goldenberg said, adding that they would not succeed.
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The move to drop charges means State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby will not succeed in holding anyone criminally accountable for Gray's death.
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The fact that such efforts to do the right thing did not succeed does not diminish the correctness of the effort.
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The galvanized momentum behind the student survivors, who heart-wrenchingly advocated for gun control, did not succeed in any notable way.
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Third, sanctions alone — even debilitating multilateral sanctions — did not succeed in moving Iran off a path towards achieving nuclear weapons capacity.
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The talks between Lamar Alexander, a Republican from Tennessee, and Patty Murray, a Democrat from Washington, might not succeed, of course.
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Both federal and state officials have previously said that Russian attacks on election systems did not succeed in altering any votes.
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But while it was easy to cut genes from the cancer cells, the scientists did not succeed with the retinal cells.
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A day earlier, Mr. Cuomo had told reporters the plan could not succeed without Mr. de Blasio pitching in some cash.
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She will be the publisher, reporting to Jonathan Galassi, she will not "succeed Jonathan Galassi as the head" of the company.
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Mexico and investors in its economy will suffer more than the United States if NAFTA negotiations do not succeed this year.
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The leaders of Syria, North Korea and Iran – and others like them – need to understand that their belligerence will not succeed.
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Mr. Biden's plan ultimately did not succeed, and he chose to focus on Mr. Bush's reassurances of a diplomacy-first approach.
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Ultimately, Swinson did not succeed in endearing herself to voters in the way that those around her had hoped and predicted.
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The display suggests a decision by Apple to manage the risk that the iPhone SE may not succeed in the marketplace.
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Remember Vermont tried to do single-payer, Colorado tried to do single-payer in a referendum, and these did not succeed.
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However, Bridenstine made clear that would not happen, saying the mission would not succeed if NASA is forced to cut other programs.
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Financial markets have reacted negatively to signs of trade war – as with Trump's December 2018 tweet suggesting that negotiations may not succeed.
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Both before and after that notice, labor regulators attempted to secure Palantir's voluntary compliance, the lawsuit said, but they did not succeed.
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" The statement said "the treasonous, criminal and malicious hands responsible for their assassination cannot and will not succeed in erasing their legacy.
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But up against the many well placed interests that feast on subsidies from the government dominated system, it could not succeed politically.
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However, the commission will surely pressure states to do so and some may comply, precipitating lawsuits that may or may not succeed.
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We have to make the country functional again, and though we may not succeed, we must make a genuine effort to listen.
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Pedro Sánchez, the Socialist party leader, failed to receive the votes he needed to become prime minister; he did not succeed. video
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If scientists wanted to create a monkey identical to an adult, or even an adolescent, this method so far would not succeed.
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It is an issue for jobs —And employment because people that do not have good health care do not succeed at work.
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He did not succeed, but he produced another power display that showed he might be capable of threatening the record books again.
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"We could not succeed in making powder, as it became jellylike paste," Mr. Yazdani lamented, according to the transcript of his interrogation.
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Firuzabadi also said Western spy agencies had "failed every time," suggesting that the energy-sensitive lizards did not succeed in their mission.
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This mediation effort and the ensuing agreement may or not succeed, but at least an effort is underway to end the bloodshed.
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"We thought that if we did not succeed we would die and it would be over once and for all," he said.
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"At the moment, there are no signs to why this referendum will not succeed," Supachai Somcharoen, chairman of the election commission, told reporters.
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When Ujo Music tried to blockchainify the notoriously messy business of arranging payments to artists in the music industry, it did not succeed.
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Maxine Williams, Facebook's global chief diversity officer, tells CNBC Make It that the goal is a big one, and Facebook might not succeed.
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The hard part will be building a coalition of parties in the parliament to help him deliver or his administration will not succeed.
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Any attempt to take advantage of the Tibet issue and undermine stability would not succeed, Lu said, saying China "resolutely opposed" the plan.
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If they do not succeed, 2100,21 public employees may strike a week after that, and 26.0325,000 could be locked out from May 12.
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"Businesses need to realize that they will not succeed unless they embrace diversity as a key driver of results and growth," she said.
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"Hamas is attempting to fool the world but it will not succeed," said David Keyes, a spokesman for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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In Washington, a state department envoy told Congress the United States needs to consider options in case the diplomatic push does not succeed.
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A reality show about fame fell through on account of the tautological problem that it would not succeed unless she kept getting famous.
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Hopefully, this effort will not succeed — the already slim Republican majority in the Senate has narrowed after the December special election in Alabama.
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This is not as transparent as the GDPR is and they did not succeed in replacing that piece of legislation by new regulation.
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"So long as we are united in our commitment to the shared values enshrined in the Constitution, they will not succeed," he said.
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Trump will not succeed in extinguishing Obama's legacy, but his presidency reminds us how much America is still burdened by its racial past.
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"China has enough determination and strength to make sure that his rabble-rousing will not succeed," the editorial said, referring to Mr. Tillerson.
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If Pearson does not succeed in getting an attractive price, company officials said they would instead borrow against the stake to raise money.
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The report said one of the reasons why Gaopeng did not succeed was due to the decision-makers's poor understanding of the Chinese market.
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In a statement, ProtonMail said the phishing attacks "did not succeed" and denied that its systems or user accounts had been hacked or compromised.
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Remember: 99 times out of a hundred, PAEs do not succeed at trial, in which case, they neither win money nor keep the patent.
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Apple's Irish tax bill could top $20 billion if it does not succeed in overturning an European Commission ruling, one expert warned on Wednesday.
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What Israel is saying: "Hamas is attempting to fool the world but it will not succeed," said a spokesperson for Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.
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An Iranian newspaper reported that Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said a U.S. plan to reduce Iran's oil exports to zero will not succeed.
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Legal experts in both parties have indicated in the wake of the ruling that they expect the challenge to the law will not succeed.
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Although the Democrats did not succeed in taking back the Senate, where the map always remained unfavorable, the rest of the night went well.
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For one thing, people on both sides of the aisle agree that these lawsuits have no foundation in the law and will not succeed.
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It may be that a radical campaign does not succeed at achieving its own stated goals, but causes important shifts elsewhere in the debate.
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He did not succeed in part because the bullet deflected off a rib, but also because he lost the revolver after that first attempt.
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Cuba's social policies benefited most of the population, regardless of color, but it's clear they did not succeed in putting an end to racism.
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But if the event was intended to in any way change the focus of the attention on Mr. Pruitt's agency, it did not succeed.
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But Kim's effort to export his own sense of vulnerability to the United States will not succeed and will result in his own demise.
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"I think it's 50/50 whether the Democrats filibuster," Cruz said on CBS's "Face The Nation," adding that a Democratic filibuster will not succeed.
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I know why women do not succeed at the same levels as men in science fields and it is not because we are neurotic.
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All too often, though, classroom-style courses meant to inculcate such skills do not succeed in getting trainees to practise what they have learned.
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Microsoft did not say which candidate was attacked (Reuters reports that it was President Trump), but the company says the attempt did not succeed.
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"My assessment is that this petition will not succeed," said Mikko Karna, a lawmaker from the Centre Party, also part of the ruling coalition.
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Mizuho Securities said its clients are worried that Broadcom may not succeed in the software business given Intel's previous trouble in the same industry.
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But as long as the streaming world is locked out from the mainstream, many audiences will never find them and they will not succeed.
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According to Alphabet CEO Larry Page, lots of companies do not succeed over time, and their fundamental mistake is that they miss the future.
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But in the meantime, let's hope that Americans will deliver a similar message to the one Londoners just did -- that ultimately, bigotry will not succeed.
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"If we do not succeed in changing the FDA's [new regulations], the vapor industry will shrink to almost nothing beginning August 8, 2018," he lamented.
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"If the parties do not succeed in forming a government with the majorities in the Bundestag, then voters will punish them," he told the magazine.
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The Duesseldorf court stated in Tuesday's ruling that it was sufficiently confident that Apple would not succeed in having the Munich court invalidate OpenTV patents.
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Here's Clinton's statement in full: Terrorists have once again struck at the heart of Europe, but their campaign of hate and fear will not succeed.
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He'll not succeed, either in winning the office, or in improving growth or the lot of lower income workers via the tactics he has outlined.
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"Einstein later said, "Had I known that the Germans would not succeed in developing an atomic bomb, I would have done nothing for the bomb.
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"If Joe Biden was hoping on Friday to move past the controversy over his unwelcome physical contact with women, he did not succeed," Politico reported.
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Khalid said the two front companies had tried to sell Glocom equipment in Malaysia, including to the police and the army, but did not succeed.
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Although he took great pains to stay anonymous, he did not succeed once the British tabloids took an interest in the person who stopped WannaCry.
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A failure on taxes, after the Republicans did not succeed in repealing the Affordable Care Act, could jeopardize its congressional majorities in the 2018 midterms.
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The Yankees did their best to beat both the Washington Nationals and the inclement weather on Tuesday night, but could not succeed on either count.
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But each actor's performance plays a role in conceiving these themes, as well — the film would not succeed as well as it does without them.
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Another Trump adviser, Kris Kobach, the Republican secretary of state of Kansas, brought a federal lawsuit against the program in 2012; it did not succeed.
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In doing so, the justices are signaling that the recent draconian abortion laws will not succeed in overturning settled law on a woman's right to abortion.
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The protests did not succeed in having the Legislature reverse itself on any of the issues being protested, but succeeded with a larger goal -- Republican Gov.
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I would also think regardless of Donald Trump's comments, that there would be such an uproar were this to come about, that that would not succeed.
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Cook personally called President Donald Trump to try to persuade him to remain in the Paris Agreement on Climate Change, an entreaty which did not succeed.
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"Our trip is extremely improbable," Musk said, sounding truly bummed at the idea that his life's work to make humankind a "multiplanetary species" might not succeed.
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Google has attempted to portray itself as a true innovator and claims Oracle only turned to the courts because it could not succeed in the market.
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The ENF's member parties did not succeed everywhere, losing almost 28503 percent of support in the Netherlands, 22019 percent in Denmark, and 13 percent in Austria.
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It sends a powerful message that if you seek to break our nation's laws and attempt to cross the border illegally, you will not succeed. Rep.
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South and West does not succeed in creating a coherent argument about America or California or the South, but for insight into Didion herself, it's invaluable.
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"We have a constitutional responsibility to act as a check on the executive," he said, even if the effort does not succeed because of Republican opposition.
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But even if you accept that our country increasingly craves a kind of stabilizing central power, Kennedy's freedom-first synthesis did not succeed in supplying it.
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More than 80 civilians were killed in what Western analysts called a sarin attack by Syrian forces — a chilling demonstration that the agreement did not succeed.
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The Russian Foreign Ministry blamed the US for the "crisis" of the nuclear deal and said that attempts to "shift responsibility on Iran" will not "succeed".
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"It is clear that we will not succeed by shrinking further," John Cryan said in a letter to staff published on the company's website on Friday.
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But we do not succeed alone -- in these United States, when times are tough, we can persevere because our friends and neighbors will come for us.
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Their First Amendment argument may not succeed, but if it does, it could kill not just Michigan's plan but other efforts at redistricting around the country.
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But we do not succeed alone – in these United States, when times are tough, we can persevere because our friends and neighbors will come for us.
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The future tyranny that Orwell feared, rooted in his witnessing of the rise of totalitarianism in the 1930s and 40s, did not succeed in its total domination.
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The half-mile of wall did not succeed in completely sealing the border near Sunland Park; video showed migrants running across the border a few miles away.
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Correction: This story was revised to reflect that the UAE oil minister the OPEC meeting may not succeed because of a lack of agreement on production cuts.
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First, James Damore — the software engineer Google fired yesterday for penning a controversial memo about biological reasons why women did not succeed in tech compared to men.
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Nowotny said that if the bank's management did not succeed in putting together a capital increase in time, one would have to look at the legal options.
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Kraft did not succeed partly because the preoccupation with profit it inherited from shareholder 3G Capital was seen as clashing with the Anglo-Dutch firm's stakeholder approach.
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Despite the enthusiasm surrounding next week's summit, there are reasons to believe that North Korea's regime has not changed its ways, and the summit will not succeed.
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"This is part of my message to the younger generation: Even if you do not succeed, you get up again and try," Kahn said in a statement.
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The people smugglers need to hear the message from this government very, very clearly: They will not succeed in putting people onto boats to get to Australia.
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Somali security forces fatally shot four gunmen who tried to storm through a hole blown into the hotel's wall but did not succeed in entering, he said.
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Daddy C was still telling him that a black boy could not succeed in Texas, that white people would never allow it, but now he argued back.
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The report said it was a mistake to think that sanctions could not succeed against a country like North Korea, which was less isolated than it appeared.
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Bannon did not succeed in persuading the administration to shield its tax plan from Democratic attacks, by proposing an increase in the top personal income tax rate.
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The president's spokesman, Ernesto Abella, said the complaint would not succeed at the international court because Mr. Sabio had not pursued all legal remedies in the Philippines.
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Prime Minister Stefan Lofven, a Social Democrat, held a press conference late in the evening, vowing that terrorists would not succeed in changing the Swedish way of life.
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The prime minister said earlier Tuesday if his "timetable vote" did not succeed in parliament, he would pull the whole legislation and instead call for a general election.
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Her father, Percy, who is managing director and chairman of Grandluxe, has always been supportive of her projects, even the ones he knew might not succeed, Chan said.
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But while putting her photograph online painted a bigger target on her back, Qunun may have been aware of other Saudi women who did not succeed in escaping.
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United Airlines also pushed for a direct route to Havana from Washington, D.C. — which would have connected lawmakers and diplomats in the two capitals — but did not succeed.
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SA) unions did not succeed in getting a job protection commitment in a meeting on Friday with the planemaker's chief executive after a deal with Boeing Co (BA.
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"Our board is unanimous that Gannett will not succeed with its current tactics and low ball price," Tribune Chief Executive Justin Dearborn said in a statement on Monday.
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Though Palantir did not succeed in selling its New Orleans-tested tools to Chicago Police, the data-mining company has successfully sold forecasting products to foreign security services.
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If we want to build the civil society that will serve as an alternative to a dictatorship, we must ensure that this war on women does not succeed.
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"If this step does not succeed, we will be prepared to act again," an official said on the call, echoing what other top administration officials emphasized on Saturday.
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For some of the tighter ratios, the elephants did not succeed more than half the time, suggesting that the magnitude of the difference between the buckets is important.
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But even if she does not succeed against the independent centrist Emmanuel Macron, she is likely to be a powerful fixture of French politics for years to come.
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This piece argues there has never been a better time to find life on other planets and goes into details of how we might (or might not) succeed.
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If it does not succeed, it may be forced into Chapter 603 bankruptcy (liquidation), at which point it, or its creditors, would be forced to sell the mines.
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Apple must get serious and acquire a movie production company or the tech giant will not succeed as a services business, noted analyst Dan Ives told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Iran Sanctions A U.S. plan to reduce Iran's oil exports to zero will not succeed, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif was cited as saying by an Iranian newspaper.
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Alas, poor Harry, he did not succeed in buying the ice sheet–covered landmass, but the US does have a military base there where it basically has free rein.
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" Fager told Farrow: "There's a reason these awful allegations have not been published before — despite the efforts of a few former employees who did not succeed at '60 Minutes.
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This story was originally published on November 23, 2018, before the news that White House chief of staff John Kelly is resigning and that Ayers will not succeed him.
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United Airlines also pushed for a direct route to Havana from Washington, D.C. — which would have would connected lawmakers and diplomats in the two capitals — but did not succeed.
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As Multiplus did not succeed in buying all its shares in a tender offer concluded in the beginning of April, it will now redeem a remaining 2.79 percent stake.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Wednesday that a U.S. plan to reduce Iran's oil exports to zero will not succeed, according to the Iran state newspaper.
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It would be both more sensible and more democratic to rescue the essence of the concept: Everyone may not succeed, but at least in theory all of us could.
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All the money poured into this case by the defense, and time and effort, did not succeed in helping Mr. Weinstein avoid facing a trial, avoid facing his accusers.
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On that Sunday in 2013 in Lake Tahoe, they did not succeed in hiring Dr. Farabet, who went on to create an A.I. start-up that Twitter later acquired.
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FEMA argued the plaintiffs' lawsuit would not succeed because Mr. Rosselló agreed to the termination of the program, which had been extended three times before the June 30 deadline.
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But if that approach does not succeed, it could have severe consequences both for her nation and for the world that Britain plays a role in keeping together. Mrs.
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"Any attempt to disrupt Hong Kong and damage [its] stability and prosperity will not succeed," Foreign Minister Wang Yi told reporters on the sidelines of the G20 ministers meeting.
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Saroukhan, who became head of the Syrian Kurdish-led government on April 5, however, said they were "trying as much as they can so this project does not succeed".
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The deputy secretary of State reportedly said Tuesday that the United States must be "prepared for the worst" if diplomatic efforts to combat North Korea's aggression do not succeed.
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This would have permitted the treatment to be assessed, while all parties could have agreed that if the treatment did not succeed, the life support would be turned off.
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For both categories, DOD's Inspector General found NSA did not succeed in limiting the number of people who might, in the future, walk away with classified documents and software.
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"Hamas is attempting to fool the world but it will not succeed," said David Keyes, a spokesman for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in a statement to VICE News.
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As I have been arguing for more than a decade, the United States has stubbornly pursued a military strategy, contrary to overwhelming and consistent evidence, that fundamentally could not succeed.
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A similar stadium and development proposal led by businessman Floyd Kephart in 2015 did not succeed after receiving initial approval to negotiate with the city of Oakland and Alameda County.
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No person or group has immediately claimed responsibility for the bombing, according to the AP. Deputy Prime Minister Numan Kutulmuç said the terror that underlined such attacks would not succeed.
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But if diplomacy does not succeed by Gambia's inauguration day on January 18th, military force is an option, an official of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) said.
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But I think that we will not succeed to ever bring peace into that region unless we also treat the Palestinians with dignity and respect, and that is my view.
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"We know that Russia tried to change the outcome of our election last November, and they did not succeed, but there was really sophisticated attempts to do so," McCain said.
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He did not succeed, and eventually lost that game as well, conceding the match after an unexpected, elegant queen sacrifice by Mr Carlsen that made for a remarkable final flourish.
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Similarly, the triumph of "Black Panther", a chart-topper in the United States and abroad, has discredited another Hollywood shibboleth, namely that pictures with black casts could not succeed overseas.
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"The Manama conference is a comedy show, a wedding without the bride (the Palestinians) ... it will not succeed," said a protester who gave her name as Siham in Gaza City.
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And if they did not succeed, at least they still had land in the countryside and experience of farming so they could return to scratch a living in the fields.
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To help these families survive — not succeed, but merely survive — the government has developed a number of programs like the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), food stamps and Medicaid.
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"If the extradition request does not succeed, the DRC may request him to be tried in Tanzania, but for now Congolese military justice ... is working (on) his extradition," he said.
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Ms. Nauert added that if Mr. Kim's goal in proposing direct talks with the South was to divide the United States and South Korea, such a strategy would not succeed.
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In orthopedics, precision medicine might involve finding an anatomical variant in some shoulders that have sustained fractures, say, that predicts that conventional shoulder surgery will not succeed for those patients.
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Like Bill Clinton, Mr. Bush and Mr. Obama before him, Mr. Trump declared that the North would not succeed in obtaining a missile that could put American cities at risk.
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But even if she does not succeed against the independent centrist Emmanuel Macron, Ms. Le Pen is likely to be a powerful fixture of French politics for years to come.
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Sympathy protests involving thousands of people and intended to distract police attention took place in multiple parts of the city, but did not succeed in alleviating pressure on the campus.
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But the troops did not succeed in ending a violent three-day standoff that has left six other people dead, including two police officers, and has injured at least 43.
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President François Hollande has staked his reputation on bringing down the country's stubbornly high unemployment rate, stating that he will not run for president in 2017 if he does not succeed.
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However, there are a million reasons why companies may or may not succeed, from the economic climate to technology, and the composition of the board is probably only a small influence.
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If he does not succeed, he could wind up as a failed reformer like Mr Renzi, leaving the terrain to figures like Ms Le Pen or the left's Jean-Luc Mélenchon.
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Link (the hero) and Zelda (the princess) did not succeed in defeating this version of Ganon, so the technologically-advanced Sheikah unleashed four beasts and their mechanical army to destroy Ganon.
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"I'll tell you what Mitch McConnell has asked Republicans to say...Mitch has said for every Republican to simply say 'Democrats will not succeed in filibustering the Supreme Court nominee,'" Sen.
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His military advisers know that even a so-called surgical strike could have devastating consequences in the region and would probably not succeed in eliminating the North's nuclear and missile infrastructure.
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Bulgaria is considering selling the 2,000 megawatt nuclear project to private investors, keeping a small state stake in it, after its attempt to sell the equipment to Iran did not succeed.
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But if organizations are trying to create a more innovation-driven culture, workers could be spending more time outside their regular job tasks on initiatives that may or may not succeed.
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He did not succeed in eliminating the program completely but was able to help Republicans insert a rider in a 2014 spending bill that required the program to be budget neutral.
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Instead, because of the short nature of the pause, both the United States and North Korea should assume that each side is advancing its interests should the exploratory talks not succeed.
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Efforts by Europe's largest carmaker to force CarTrim, which makes seats, and ES Automobilguss, which produces cast iron parts needed to make gearboxes, to resume deliveries have not succeed, VW said.
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If the current negotiations do not succeed, both sides will have to look for a solution after the Swiss and EU elections, which are due to take place next year, Cassis said.
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Clapper said that the hacking did not succeed in changing any vote tallies, but that it was impossible for intelligence to assess how the information released from the breaches affected voters' attitudes.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton said despite the deadly attacks in Brussels earlier on Tuesday, acts of terror "will not succeed" and vowed to stand by America's European allies.
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But Reagan's "supply-side" revolution focused on tax cuts, and rolling back elements of the Great Society did not succeed in bringing back the high growth rates that prevailed before the 215s.
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Goldston said taking a government to court can be a highly effective tool, but that it was more complex than a simple win or loss, and might not succeed on its own.
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Even they do not succeed in convincing Mexico to help us solve the border crisis, then at least Americans will experience some economic benefits to offset the enormous costs of illegal immigration.
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" But he also said if he did not succeed he would try to get as many delegates as possible and "put together the strongest progressive agenda any political party has ever seen.
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She was rushed to a hospital where doctors tried to revive her using Narcan, the drug that reverses opioid overdoses, but they did not succeed — she died around 6 in the morning.
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And even if the Trump administration were to threaten more actions against companies, it may not succeed in doing much harm to the firms, or it may simply fail to follow through.
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" Ditto also contends The Atlantic article was more smoke than fire: "All of this is false and a flimsy single anonymous source will not succeed at creating a rift in the family.
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We will probably not succeed in changing the PA. Altering the past for these victims is impossible, and it's likely that we can't prevent future "suspected collaborators" from suffering the same fate.
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Perhaps because of the open seat on the Supreme Court, or maybe because the revived Comey investigation reminded Republicans just how much they disliked the Clintons, she did not succeed in this task.
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If the efforts to get the talks back on track do not succeed, the region will inevitably revert to the fear, uncertainty and division that prevailed before the détente began earlier this year.
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So far, Representative Walter Jones is the only Republican in the House to support the petition, which would not succeed unless 23 members of the party joined all 193 Democrats in signing it.
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Likewise "Black Panther", with its black director and stars, is poised to become one of the most successful Marvel films ever—dispelling another assumption, that predominantly African-American films do not succeed internationally.
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The message we just kept focusing on was: If plan A does not succeed, it doesn't mean that the old way was right, and I think that's what companies do all the time.
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If Stein does not succeed in her Dane County Circuit Court lawsuit, it will be up to the individual counties to decide how they will conduct the recount, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported.
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"In light of the considerable uncertainty surrounding completion of the different parts of the overall deal, there is a risk that the deal itself may not succeed and cannot be concluded," it said.
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"The offer of jobs will lure some, but uncertainty over what comes next will keep others away, preferring not to back Dilma or a future Temer government that might not succeed," Petrus said.
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Kameny appealed his dismissal, and though he did not succeed in regaining his job, his was one of the first civil rights cases related to sexual orientation to proceed in United States courts.
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All of the brilliant countermeasures discussed, like the plan set forth by Andrew Kolodny of Brandeis University to obtain sufficient funding for a national medication assistance intervention, will not succeed without designated leadership.
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When it became clear that the appeal would not succeed, Mr. Sand, dressed as a tourist on a fishing holiday, entered Canada under the assumed name Ted Parody — officially Theodore Edward Parody III.
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The 595 delegates up for grabs will be distributed proportionately, meaning that Cruz and Rubio are expected to rack up a substantial number even if they do not succeed in winning many states.
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Mr. Chang's efforts did not succeed but, now, the Australian restaurant group that owns Hole in the Wall in the financial district and Murray Hill is giving it a shot with Ghost Burger.
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"Success in investing doesn't correlate with I.Q. once you're above the level of 25," he once said — but it seems even he recognizes that some investors who follow his principles may not succeed.
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Republicans had hoped a new version of the bill released last week could reach the floor, but those hopes were dashed Monday night when it became clear a procedural vote would not succeed.
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"We must build on the experience of past years, find a bipartisan path to complete a comprehensive review of what happened — and ensure that renewed efforts by Russia will not succeed," he continued.
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"...these forecasts are modeled in a time of great uncertainty and they might be corrected substantially if the global efforts to restrict the spread of the coronavirus do not succeed," the bank said.
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"Every decision Gorsuch makes and every connection he's had in life has been advancing the privileged and powerful," Merkley told liberals, adding that "we need to make sure this nomination does not succeed."
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Ever since 1976, when the court allowed executions to resume after a four-year moratorium, the abolition movement has avoided bringing a broad constitutional challenge against the practice, believing that it would not succeed.
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But, Mr. Harrison added, the budget workaround may not succeed in reassuring fretful Eastern European allies because it leaves the decision on what do about future military spending in Europe for the next administration.
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"Any reduction of U.S. aid to UNRWA will not succeed in imposing the American positions, which are biased in favor of the occupation," the Palestinian Foreign Ministry, referring to Israel, said in a statement.
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The precious metal is outperforming the index, which is up more than 6.5 percent, as investors hedge against the possibility that the Trump administration does not succeed in pushing through its pro-growth agenda.
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Many of them see this whole "Russia thing" as nothing more than the Washington establishment's attempt to do to Trump – and to them – what they could not succeed in doing at the ballot box.
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While warning that the threat of new atrocities remains high, he called for national unity and almost prayed (though he is an atheist) that the terrorists not succeed in their aim of fomenting division.
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He responded [that] he wanted us to see founders that did not succeed because they were unwilling to admit ownership to their business challenges, which prevented them from overcoming these challenges and eventually succeeding.
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There was a report in 2014 that Marissa Mayer, the CEO of Yahoo, was trying to get her own company's product to be the default search engine on iPhones, but she did not succeed.
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I think their frenetic diplomatic activity in Europe indicates that they'd like to find somebody else, for example, to bear the cost of reconstructing Syria - which they may or may not succeed in doing.
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He did not succeed, but Mr. Boehner ultimately stepped down not only from the speaker's post but also from his House seat, having had enough of trying to rein in his incorrigible right flank.
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After he decided that his sons would not succeed him in running Atlantic Media, Mr. Bradley said, his family then planned to divest all of its media properties by the time he was 70.
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She buried the pervasive belief that a ticket led by a woman could not succeed in the industrial Midwest, winning over a once-skeptical Detroit community and even some voters who backed Mr. Trump.
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Previously, Izpisua Belmonte's research has included a successful rat/mouse hybrid, and pig/human chimeras which did not succeed, in part, because the immunological barrier between the two species was too difficult to overcome.
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"The Philippines' comments are just frightening words to scare people, deliberately exaggerating regional tensions with treacherous intent, and its plots will not succeed," Hong said, when asked about the warning to the Philippine aircraft.
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"Instead, we must build on the experience of past years, find a bipartisan path to complete a comprehensive review of what happened — and ensure that renewed efforts by Russia will not succeed," he continued.
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"I applaud the Board's decision to make Dara Khosrowshahi the next CEO of Uber, and we are gratified that Benchmark did not succeed in subverting the CEO selection process," Pishevar said in a statement.
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"Our alternative for a government did not succeed, but we still wish for good, constructive cooperation," party leader Knut Arild Hareide of the Christian Democrats told reporters after meeting the three other parties on Wednesday.
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Croft also anticipates that the Trump administration's decision to eliminate waivers on Iranian oil sanctions will not succeed in driving exports to zero, but will cause Iran to lose an additional 700,000 to 800,000 barrels.
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This ad does not succeed in making us want to buy Skittles and it also doesn't succeed in making mothers feel appreciated, so we're not exactly sure what they were hoping to achieve with it.
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"(Sanchez's government) will want to provoke us, they will be angry, they would like us to be violent, and they will not succeed," the nine prisoners said in a letter released by their political parties.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Attempts by Chinese companies and local governments to conceal pollution violations are "extremely stupid" and will not succeed, China's environment ministry said on Friday after a spate of cover-ups in the country.
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Investors' renewed faith in the funds reflects a growing belief the president will not succeed in reviving the coal industry and will not target the government subsidies that underpin renewable power, which have bipartisan support.
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Hired in the mid-1950s by CBS to do advertising and promotion for the news division during the era of Edward R. Murrow, he continued to hope for a journalism job but did not succeed.
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They did not succeed in doing so in a recent special election in Pennsylvania, where a Democrat won in a district that should have been especially receptive to Mr. Trump's argument about trade and tariffs.
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Mr. Ryan and Kevin McCarthy, the House majority leader, tried but did not succeed in heading off the revolts after appeals for unity and intense negotiations with members of the hard-line House Freedom Caucus.
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In a letter to customers and supporters, the owners, Caleb Merkle and Akshay Navle, said Monday that the company could not succeed financially in its current format; it needed to expand faster, but could not.
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And, although the coup against President Tayyip Erdogan did not succeed, the outcome could have been very different had it not been for internet-enabled technology that instantly mobilized citizens against the military, according to experts.
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In fact, Christie said establishment favorite Rubio is "desperate" and that his attacks on Trump during Thursday's debate would not succeed: "Nobody is going to get inside this guy's head," Christie said of his presidential pick.
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The legislation is the result of nearly a year and a half of intense legislative work and compromise and comes on the heels of numerous false starts and predictions that the reform effort would not succeed.
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To do so, we need to understand three things: an agreement by itself is not peace; the cost of a bad agreement is high; and we need to face the possibility that peace may not succeed.
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She did not succeed in selling me on the concept of the dream group, but her spirited advocacy has persuaded me to make some modest efforts to remember my dreams and to keep a dream journal.
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BENGALURU (Reuters) - The European Central Bank's negative interest rate policy is not harming the euro zone economy but will not succeed in bringing inflation up to the central bank's target, a Reuters poll of economists found.
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"We had seen how efforts to directly assemble synthetic pathways for CO2-fixation in a living organism did not succeed so far," Tobias Erb of the Max Planck Institute, who led the study, said in a statement.
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Instead, I had to contemplate what it meant to not succeed: As they played a montage of classic Super Bowl performances to the tune of "Fix You," they showed American heroes like Bruce Springsteen and Michael Jackson.
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Obama called George W. Bush's decision to deploy thousands of more troops as part of a counterinsurgency strategy aimed at reducing violence a "course that will not succeed" during an interview that year with PBS's Charlie Rose.
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Trump defeated Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in the presidential race, and Democrats did not succeed in their efforts to regain control of the U.S. Senate and significantly erode Republican control of the U.S. House of Representatives.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday that a military strike against North Korea designed to destroy its nuclear and missile program might not succeed because Pyongyang could have hidden military facilities that nobody knows about.
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Importantly, the Republican majority in Congress showed repeal is possible by getting a bill repealing the worst parts of the ACA to the president's desk, but repeal efforts will not succeed until we have a new president.
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"Certain media are trying to smear China's counter-terrorism and de-radicalization efforts in Xinjiang by despicably hyping up Xinjiang-related issues, but their attempts will not succeed," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said last year.
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Is it any surprise that a story of a woman committing fraud who wasn't beautiful, who lived in a bigger body, who was poor without creating the illusion of wealth, did not succeed at the box office?
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Facing stalemate, President Reuven Rivlin tasked Netanyahu on Wednesday with what could be an impossible mission, leaving Gantz waiting on the sidelines to see whether he will get a chance should Israel's longest-serving leader not succeed.
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Amesterdam-based Veon, which owns a 2571 percent stake in the company, had made a tender offer to buy the remaining shares in Global Telecom earlier this year, but the bid did not succeed due to regulatory obstacles.
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Even Trump has been unable to intimidate women from eventually coming forth to denounce him, and he and his GOP allies will not succeed in reversing the social shift toward recognizing women's personal and professional autonomy and integrity.
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Even if Mr. Trump were to demote Mr. Powell, the president might not succeed in removing him from his parallel position as the chairman of the central bank component that sets interest rates and controls the money supply.
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A triumphant return to the N.F.L. is the ultimate goal, of course, but Sherman said Manziel could not succeed if he had one foot in Canada and the other in the United States, angling for a quick comeback.
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But even before the Bowling Green story fell apart so spectacularly, there were signs that what had worked well during the presidential campaign last year might not succeed when it comes to the real-world work of government.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit ruled a lower-court judge did not abuse his discretion by denying OrthoAccel's request for a preliminary injunction because it likely would not succeed in defending the patent's validity.
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Perhaps Canavero and Ren will not succeed in attempting a live head transplant this time around, yet they will undoubtedly not be the last to try, which makes it important to consider the ethical implications of such an attempt.
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"Such a punishment will not succeed to change the fact that the United States no longer has a role in the region and that it is not a part of the solution," Abbas spokesman Nabil Abu Rdainah told Reuters.
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An attempt by Green peer, Baroness Jones of Moulsecoomb, to pass amendments seeking to bolster the bill's "double lock" authorization mechanism and further improve safeguards for when surveillance powers can be utilized by state actors also did not succeed.
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Kentucky's situation is not unique: in 85033, 21 attempts to pass patent reform by state legislatures either did not succeed or have not yet come to a vote, and, nationwide, only 27 states have enacted anti-patent troll legislation.
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As retail executives tell investors and analysts in their conference calls that they will aim to negotiate lower rents for some of their under-performing locations, Wood said that while that can happen with some, others might not succeed.
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Even among this mostly pro-Trump audience, however, a majority said they did not think the President would succeed in increasing cooperation between Democrats and Republicans -- 53% said Trump would not succeed in that effort, 39% that he would.
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Governments, companies and security experts from China to Britain raced on Saturday to contain the fallout from an audacious global cyberattack amid fears that if they did not succeed, companies would lose their data unless they met ransom demands.
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Trump's response alarmed officials in both parties, who said he should focus his ire on Russian President Vladimir Putin and throw his support behind efforts to ensure the Russians do not succeed in interfering with the fall midterm elections.
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CHENGDU, China (Reuters) - Turkey wanted the final communique of the world's financial leaders meeting in China this weekend to include an endorsement of the current government after the failed coup attempt last week, but did not succeed, G20 officials said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit talks with the opposition Labour Party will not succeed because her government is on the verge of collapsing and so there could be a new leader within weeks, a Labour source said.
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"We are standing up for what is right and to ensure that those who continue to subvert the rule of law and those who fail to hold perpetrators responsible for their malign deeds will not succeed," Speier said in a statement.
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Brazilian stock valuations "became very depressed in the early part of the year, as there were fears that the impeachment process of [former president] Dilma Rousseff could not succeed, " said Alberto Ramos, head of Latin American economics at Goldman Sachs.
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"Everyone sees the urgency and everyone knows that if we do not succeed, each country will introduce its own border controls and free movement won't be possible," said Merkel, adding that meant freedom of services as well as of people.
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He said that Eisai's news reminded the market of SanBio Co's crash in January, when investors were disappointed with news that it and Dainippon Sumitomo Pharma Co saw their joint drug's clinical trial in the United States did not succeed.
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One thing I can say is that "standard" webcam attacks that might be out in the wild and be widely deployed will not succeed with the Constellation cameras, as they do not advertise themselves to the OS as standard webcams.
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ZURICH, Jan 12 (Reuters) - Switzerland's government on Tuesday urged voters to reject a campaign to ban trading in agricultural derivatives, saying the well-meaning attempt to alleviate world hunger would not succeed and only jeopardise Swiss jobs and tax revenue.
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Admiral Tim Ziemer, who led the President's Malaria Initiative (PMI) for 2202 years and now is the lead at the National Security Council for global health, has always been very clear that PMI could not succeed without the Global Fund.
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And after Trump called for NFL owners to fire players who kneeled in protest during the national anthem, Khan said that he thinks the president is "jealous" of the NFL because he did not succeed at buying the Bills in 2014.
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But it has fallen on worries that Trump would not succeed in pushing through his economic agenda, and as other countries' central banks have moved towards tightening monetary conditions, lessening the divergence between their policies and that of the Federal Reserve.
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That film, which did not succeed at the box office, projected open contempt for Singh, painting him as ineffective and forced to bow to the whims of the Gandhi family, which heads India's main opposition party, the Indian National Congress.
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But government and law enforcement are unlikely to get cooperation from Muslim Americans if the prevention is only focused on "radical Islam" and Muslim communities: without that cooperation, prevention, and the extra layer of defense it offers, will not succeed.
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Though there are some who think that Pelosi is holding on to her perches only out of spite, so that Hoyer will not succeed her, the Democratic leader's desire to become speaker once again is probably all the motivation she needs.
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But when Henry VIII died in January 1547, Douglas and her husband did not succeed him, as Henry had gotten his legitimate heir in Edward VI, Jane Seymour's son, who was only nine at the time of his father's death.
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"There can be no peace if Palestinians are not granted their rights under an independent state ... anything else will not succeed and cannot be imposed by the force of reality or the reality of force," former Lebanese Premier Najib Mikati tweeted.
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Here's Dara talking about why Trump is difficult to manage and why Kelly will ultimately not succeed in disciplining the president: Trump really likes it when anybody can walk into the Oval Office or he can walk into anything else.
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In addition, every day Wimbledon issues several hundred Centre Court and No.2000 Court tickets online via its official supplier Ticketmaster, with the aim of making tickets accessible for those who did not succeed in the ballot and are unable to queue.
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"If we remain strong and united and revolutionary, those who are trying to bully Iran and are against us will not succeed," he told a gathering to commemorate the anniversary of the death of the revolution's founder, Ayatollah Rouhollah Khomeini, in 1989.
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This is a major milestone for the Chinese space industry, and ispace beats out a healthy crop of competitors, including LandSpace and OneSpace, both of which did not succeed in earlier attempts to be the first in China to the private launch market.
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"As a public figure with his own history of harshly attacking those who disagree with him, Michael Mann must now show that CEI's commentary met some very stringent standards of malice," Kazman continued, arguing that Mann will not succeed in reaching that standard.
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"I believe that an individual trade pact may not succeed because one country has pulled out, as in the case of TPP," Arun Jaitley, India's minister of finance, defense and corporate affairs, said at a CNBC-hosted debate during the ADB meeting.
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But the peace process will not succeed unless he calls Russia to account for the carnage it continues to inflict on the Syrian people and insists that Moscow help to restrain the Syrian military's attacks on civilians and its blocking of humanitarian efforts.
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CHENGDU, China, July 23 (Reuters) - Turkey wanted the final communique of the world's financial leaders meeting in China this weekend to include an endorsement of the current government after the failed coup attempt last week, but did not succeed, G20 officials said.
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But given this, Lazzarato does not succeed in defining what makes our present neoliberalism structurally distinct from previous economic forms — what it is that has allowed not only for the intensification of the debt regime but also for its new conceptual salience.
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While these movements will not succeed -- or secede -- they speak to a broader truth about our current culture: There is an increasing desire to only live around/work around/be around only people who share the same political beliefs as you do.
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"We discussed the monstrous threat posed by Boko Haram and we agreed, and he was very forceful on this point, that the military response alone could not succeed in defeating Boko Haram in the long-term," she said of her meeting with Biya.
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"You can have a great technology index — all the pieces are in place for a very nice, strong currency — but unless it's actually reality-tested in the marketplace, it may not succeed, and that's what this last, fourth index tests," he said.
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But it has fallen on worries that Trump would not succeed in implementing other programs he campaigned on, in particular infrastructure, and as other countries' central banks have moved towards tightening monetary conditions, lessening the divergence between their policies and that of the Federal Reserve.
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Nor do partisan Republican actions in Congress that misuse taxpayer money to continue legislative vendettas against Clinton, which will not succeed in diverting the crucial investigations of the Russian attacks against America and do not provide any defense for those under suspicion in them.
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Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE tried to capitalize on Trump's personal failings and did not succeed.
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Bloomberg, a former New York City mayor who ended his White House bid earlier this month after a poor showing on "Super Tuesday," had said if he did not succeed he would do everything he could to ensure a Democrat defeats Republican President Donald Trump.
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They would not succeed so consistently without the ability to be in conversation with the narratives being told, and they have an uncanny skill for exhibiting or manifesting the frenzied, compulsive, and afflicted psyches of Lisbeth Salander, Mark Zuckerberg, or Nick and Amy Dunne.
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If such a result were repeated in the multi-seat election for the devolved assembly - which London has said should take place if the talks do not succeed by mid-January - the SDLP and Alliance Party would greatly increase their presence in the regional parliament.
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They might not succeed — but they certainly have a bigger chance than they would have if Donald Trump, on day one of his administration, were simply adding countries back to the list to restart a program that Obama had turned off but never taken apart.
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" Francis told the 250 bishops or so gathered, whom he generally referred to as "sinners," that they would not succeed by "issuing stern decrees or by simply creating new committees or improving flow charts, as if we were in charge of a department of human resources.
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Spot reviews, because they often rely on conclusive evidence, do not succeed at high percentages (which is why they are the bane of Football Twitter's existence), but it appeared to be pretty conclusive that the ball was farther down the field than the refs had spotted it.
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If we do not succeed in beating back the far left and far right before they take the nations of Europe on this reckless experiment, it will end the way such rash action always does in history: at best, in disillusion; at worst, in rancorous division.
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These efforts did not succeed, and President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE ordered ATF to take action.
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" He added, "If President-elect Trump lets the hard-right members of Congress and his cabinet run the show, if he adopts their timeworn policies — which benefit the elites, the special interests and corporate America, not the working man and woman — his presidency will not succeed.
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He has yet to win any kind of medal at the Commonwealth Games but Bolt, who ran the relay at his only Commonwealths appearance in Glasgow four years ago, joked there would be trouble if Blake did not succeed when the athletics program begins April 8.
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The New York Times's Ken Vogel reported that early on Tuesday — but after the Trump tweets — Muilenburg, the Boeing CEO, talked to Trump on the phone and tried to convince Trump that the Boeing 737 Max planes shouldn't be grounded in the US. He ultimately did not succeed.
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And protest can easily stray into preciousness: the University of California, for example, suggests that it is a racist "micro-aggression" to say that "America is a land of opportunity", because it could be taken to imply that those who do not succeed have only themselves to blame.
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It is no coincidence that Trump is now quoting Sanders's criticisms of Clinton to advance his candidacy and undermine liberals, and trying to appeal to Sanders voters, which I do not believe will succeed and which I believe Sanders should make every effort to ensure does not succeed.
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Elon Musk may or may not succeed in his quest to create the neural lace, but eventually someone will—and unless elective life-changing surgical procedures become drastically less expensive, most of us are going to have to compete with computer-enhanced peers in an already unequal world.
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When populists do not succeed at the polls, it is imperative for them to offer an explanation that cannot just come down to what other politicians would normally say: namely that they are right, their opponents are wrong, and they will try harder next time to convince citizens.
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The man, Pichard Pinedo, sold bank account numbers over the Internet that helped individuals circumvent security protocols of online digital payment companies Rosenstein said that the U.S. going forward must work to ensure that such conspiracies to alter U.S. elections do not succeed in undermining the nation's democracy.
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Even if Barr misses that deadline, and even if Nadler's subsequent efforts to obtain the unredacted report -- potentially holding Barr in contempt of Congress and then bringing a civil suit to compel production -- do not succeed, there is nothing to prevent the next Attorney General from releasing the full report.
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And while they did not succeed in getting Pelosi to fully back their demands—or even preventing restoration of the miserly "PAYGO" rule mandating new spending be offset by tax increases or spending cuts—it's clear that the left is dictating the debate in a way it had not previously.
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"We have made our choice: we want a free trade agreement, similar to Canada's but in the very unlikely event that we do not succeed, then our trade will have to be based on our existing Withdrawal Agreement with the EU."The choice is emphatically not 'deal or no-deal'.
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While Roberts's initial foray into this territory did not succeed, we hope it will, over the long term, spur those who study Washington to think about how to give the court a better microphone — one that is more effective than the microphones of those who would delegitimize the rule of law.
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"We need to push back in each place that we confront them, and by every vector--cyber, economic, each of those tools that Vladimir Putin is using, we need to do our best to make sure that he does not succeed in what we believe his ultimate goal is," Pompeo said.
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ESPN had hoped to turn New Year's Eve into a new sports holiday to showcase the semifinal games, much as Thanksgiving has become for the N.F.L. and Christmas Day for the N.B.A. The network aggressively marketed the advent of the semifinals in a promotional campaign, but the effort apparently did not succeed.
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Last month, Spacey's attorneys did not succeed in trying to get a judge to dismiss the charges against him by arguing that alleged victim lacked credibility because he did not initially report the alleged assault to authorities and that he had lied to Spacey about being 23 years old during the encounter.
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Like most fantasies, they are not interested in the personhood or the subjectivity of anyone besides the person fantasizing — but what really makes Heather, the Totality a failure of a novel is that it does not succeed in moving beyond the self-indulgent appeal of the fantasy and granting Heather her own personhood.
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Many workers in Ireland feel they have yet to benefit from Europe's fastest growing economy, prompting a walkout at one of Dublin's two rail services earlier this year and six days of strikes this month by Dublin bus drivers who have threatened 11 more in October if pay talks do not succeed.
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" Employers shortlist potential candidates within the app, with those not being shortlisted at least being notified that their application did not succeed within a day — a step up on waiting but never hearing back after handing in a paper CV. "For people who work in service industry having a job is not a luxury.
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Danger sign for the White House The testimony of Hill, formerly senior director for Russian and European Affairs on the National Security Council, may also be a sign that the White House will not succeed in its effort to prevent all former officials from testifying as part of a strategy of blanket non-cooperation with the inquiry.
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Foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang told a news briefing that any plots to bring chaos to Hong Kong would not succeed, after U.S. lawmakers on Thursday proposed legislation that would require the U.S. secretary of state to issue an annual certification of Hong Kong's autonomy to justify special treatment under the U.S. Hong Kong Policy Act of 1992.
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In Damore's memo, he states that women are more "neurotic" and have a lower "stress tolerance" than men, and that these characteristics — not systemic harassment, routinely being passed over for promotions, or other well-documented instances of sexism in tech culture — are the reason why women do not succeed as often as men do in the high-pressure industry.
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Half of the files reviewed by the Office for Civil Rights "contained nearly identical boilerplate text that offered no information specific to the students for why students could not succeed in general education settings, or an explanation as to why the length/percentage of time placed outside of the regular education classroom was appropriate or necessary," the Education Department said in a news release.
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