Until we overcome our shortsightedness individually, we cannot overcome it collectively.
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Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good.
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"Very important now that we overcome the obstacles and thoroughly overcome them".
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Hard to overcome the damage he's done, but we can overcome it.
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" A few verses later, he adds: "Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good.
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But I don't think it's something that can't be overcome; I think it's something that can be overcome.
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Unfortunately, because we had always overcome every previous obstacle, we blindly assumed we'd always overcome the next one.
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It may take two to three months for us to overcome the problems, but we will overcome them.
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" That verse, whose words repeat in the fifth verse, includes the lyrics "We shall overcome/We shall overcome some day," and "Oh deep in my heart I do believe/We shall overcome some day.
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"'Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good,'" she said in her sermon, reading from Romans 12:21.
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We ask that we not be overcome by evil and that we overcome evil with good in this land once again.
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The UK must overcome major disagreements over fishing and EU rules to overcome to strike a deal by the end of 2020.
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"Strength [shouldn't be about] how many people you can hurt, conquer, overcome, but how much of this abuse you can overcome," Lawhead wrote.
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But they still have to overcome the long list of regulations and pragmatisms that can't simply be overcome by throwing money at the problem.
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Additionally, the experiment doesn't overcome some of the loopholes that other scientists have required and gone great lengths to overcome, for tests like these.
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Rangers overcome four-run deficit, rout Yankees ARLINGTON, Texas — A four-run deficit is proving to be no big deal for the Texas Rangers to overcome.
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As his hand closed about the cold railings under the trees, he fought to overcome his jealousy and pain, as one will to overcome a fainting fit.
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Because it is not just Negroes, but really it is all of us, who must overcome the crippling legacy of bigotry and injustice — and we shall overcome.
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Two want to give up smoking, one wants to overcome her alcohol problem, another to process the death of her mother, and another to overcome deep trauma.
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" He concluded by saying: "This is a very sad thing, the mutual misunderstanding we couldn't overcome during the decades of the Cold War and can't overcome now.
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Mr. Kahlenberg said the difference in academic qualifications would be minuscule, and could be overcome by students who had already overcome obstacles like poverty and inferior schools.
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Well, first of all, I don't think we can or should overcome our fear of death—or more precisely, we cannot and should not overcome our anxiety before death.
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This nation is strong & ready & we will overcome.
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No amount of curriculum magic, or experienced teachers, or school choice, can overcome the fact that to overcome educational inequality, white students need to be in school with minority students.
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We recently launched The STUFF Movement in order to collect stories of people who have overcome obstacles and highlight the elements within them that they used to succeed and overcome.
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Serena says the extremely low ranking the ATP and WTA gave her when she returned was super unfair and forced her to overcome obstacles she shouldn't have had to overcome!
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We cannot expect to overcome procrastination and improve our health and productivity until we're able to overcome the negative mental habits that lead us to procrastinate in the first place.
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"If the ordinary, decent people are prepared to stand up and fight for what we believe in, we can overcome the big banks, we can overcome the multinationals," Farage declared.
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And while he may have some effect on his followers, there's nothing in America's history that suggests the country can't overcome that — we've overcome much worse than a few disappointed voters.
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According to the suit, the We Shall Overcome Foundation contacted the publishers several times for permission to use "We Shall Overcome" in a planned documentary about the song, but was rejected.
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" They also sang the protest anthem "We Shall Overcome.
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" Adding, "I will overcome everything like I always do.
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And Trump -- despite his bluster -- still hasn't overcome that.
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The feeling that power increases – that resistance is overcome.
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Bigger changes — tangible, new ideas — can overcome voter cynicism.
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They must overcome a key homegrown issue - falling productivity.
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Will Alice overcome guilt stemming from the impact on her daughter of once valuing preservation of family heritage above all else, and overcome fears about Marnie's fate should she stay in Lewiston?
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There are still serious technical and safety challenges to overcome.
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They sit down and are both overcome with awkward anxiety.
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Amanda was overcome with emotion, and of course said yes.
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During it, you'll face your fears and overcome important hurdles.
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The alleged incident left Fraser overcome with panic and fear.
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Currently there is no skin substitute that can overcome this.
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The case is We Shall Overcome Foundation et al v.
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Athletics had always been her way to overcome life's challenges.
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"Overcome fear," Kanye captioned an Instagram photo showing the insects.
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With each fear you overcome, the next step seems easier.
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In New Hampshire, she hopes to overcome his polling lead.
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She wants to overcome her damage and be a hero.
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Commuters overcome by the gas were left writhing in pain.
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But I was too overcome with human fear to quit.
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You chose to come out and overcome this dumb fear.
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Where others see impenetrable barriers, they see challenges to overcome.
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They have overcome so much to get to that place.
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"It takes a lot to overcome," Lopez told the singer.
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Most Senate bills need 23762 votes to overcome a filibuster.
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But many obstacles need to be overcome before that happens.
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These include such forgettables as "suppeditate", meaning "subdued" or "overcome".
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Overcome with emotion probably doesn't even begin to describe it.
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Sometimes, after all, that's the best way to overcome heartbreak.
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And you just have to sort of somehow miraculously overcome.
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Can Biden overcome the lack of enthusiasm for his campaign?
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To overcome this sin, you need first to confess, i.e.
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On that score Latinos have a dismal record to overcome.
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A good leader will always overcome his enemy using deception.
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But such policies often can't overcome a lopsided gender imbalance.
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Bernie Sanders to overcome Hillary Clinton for the Democratic nomination.
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Republicans, conversely, have to overcome Trump's unpopularity in the fall.
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There are challenges and barriers to overcome in these markets.
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Catelynn, 25, is currently in rehab to overcome childhood trauma.
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He opened the car and was overcome by a stench.
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Mr Neeleman seems to be primed to overcome these hurdles.
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For that to happen, however, three worries must be overcome.
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" Then, after a pause, he added, "And we shall overcome.
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Even so, he would have to overcome great public resistance.
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That reassurance, along with therapy, helped me overcome my disorders.
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Chansa says their colorful wigs and costumes help overcome barriers.
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Playing Mary Poppins is helping Emily Blunt overcome her fears.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Everyone has hurdles to overcome in life.
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Obviously, that is a wide chasm to overcome by tomorrow.
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Most of these problems will be overcome in due course.
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It was a terrible barrier for me to overcome, psychologically.
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Meanwhile, he takes Molly's boundaries as a challenge to overcome.
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White looked overcome with emotion as he embraced his family.
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She has the right plan to overcome the inherent obstacles.
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I realized any resistance was something I had to overcome.
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So that belief was quickly overcome by just the facts.
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It seems like I've overcome it, but I really haven't.
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She hopes her accomplishment will help other kids overcome bullying.
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He knew that he possessed the ability to overcome Eubank.
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Another hurdle the film will have to overcome is timing.
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Is all this enough to overcome Google Maps' huge lead?
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Parliament's bigger challenge, though, will be to overcome endemic apathy.
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Criminal justice reform has to overcome opposition from right wingers.
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Partnerships between investors and research institutes can help overcome this.
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Faith is what has allowed me to overcome these obstacles.
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They can confront weighty problems and never quite overcome them.
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There would, however, be ways to overcome this, analysts say.
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That humanity's survival depends on banding together to overcome tribalism?
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There were a lot of barriers that we couldn't overcome.
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The new study was an effort to overcome this shortcoming.
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The biggest hurdle XMG needed to overcome was power management.
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Women have to overcome this tendency to question that testimony.
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To overcome this stigma, we need to first understand it.
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All remnants of synthesis must be overcome with distorted boogie.
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Sometimes I get really overcome — I'm so happy for her.
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That helped him overcome his biggest weakness for a night.
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And if so, what are the biggest hurdles to overcome?
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Mulvaney needed a simple majority to overcome Wednesday's procedural hurdle.
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That shift ultimately proved too much for Donnelly to overcome.
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He surrendered himself to it and felt overcome with awe.
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In a series of stunning matches, OG would overcome PSG.
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It doesn't help us overcome fragmentation or rebuild a consensus.
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Trump's efforts to browbeat are unlikely to overcome these limitations.
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"I had to overcome and accept quite lot," he says.
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So how can Clinton amplify her voice to overcome Trump's?
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But her performance outshone any limitations she had to overcome.
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But, like anything difficult in life, we have to overcome.
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More weapons are needed to overcome this roster's unconvincing athleticism.
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Meeting such requirements can be a high bar to overcome.
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Amber Marchese has overcome her second battle with breast cancer.
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Or are his current flaws too glaring to ever overcome?
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I was so overcome, I had to leave the room.
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I try to understand my fears and then overcome them.
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But to get there several more hurdles must be overcome.
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Huge obstacles need to be overcome before that can happen.
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That doesn't mean that Chance's Blessing will overcome The Curse.
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All are merely obstacles for our young heroes to overcome.
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A fair system would reward strivers who have overcome odds.
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It is still struggling to overcome the resulting debt crisis.
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Did Trump overcome controversy or did Clinton take the lead?
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How will you be leveraging blockchain technology to overcome corruption?
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Neuralink could potentially help people overcome chronic conditions like epilepsy.
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Kylie Jenner has had a lot to overcome this week.
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I've resorted to photography now to overcome some of that.
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This is the disease I am still trying to overcome.
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A revving economy may help the banks overcome their weakness.
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It is a hurdle we all worked hard to overcome.
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So there are ways about it, how you overcome situations.
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They cannot overcome information that is not shared with them.
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"There were big issues I had to overcome," he explains.
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The design does not overcome the shortcomings of electric propulsion.
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Insurgents are trying to overcome the obstacles in three ways.
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I've been through a lot, but I've overcome it all.
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We pride ourselves today on having overcome such condescending myths.
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That gap couldn't be overcome in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh alone.
|
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"Together, we can overcome any ordeal," the Mumbai Police tweeted.
|
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Venezuelans have already turned to mining bitcoin to overcome hyperinflation.
|
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But there were too few votes to overcome Trump's veto.
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Still, he struggled to overcome public fears of rising crime.
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I don't even know why I was overcome with emotion.
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"Effort can't overcome anything, but effort + talent = excellence," he wrote.
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I have not overcome my disability, and I never will.
|
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Myth 15: There are simple tricks to overcome morning sickness.
|
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He learned to be resilient and how to overcome adversity.
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This app can help you overcome some foreign language obstacles.
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And we can achieve progress if we overcome our divisions.
|
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We can settle conflicts, overcome hatred and defend shared values.
|
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Once they get a cushion, it's hard to overcome that.
|
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Price may not be the biggest hurdle to overcome, though.
|
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But she believes straws are a simpler problem to overcome.
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That's an issue North Dakota has largely overcome, said Hamm.
|
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Even then, many kids will struggle to overcome developmental setbacks.
|
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Yet the biggest hurdle to overcome may eventually involve copycats.
|
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I look like I'm overcome by the power of jazz.
|
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It must create enormous value to overcome the initial skepticism.
|
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"So all the good needs to overcome all the bad."
|
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His campaign seems to hope to overcome this with excitement.
|
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Women in tech have overcome tremendous obstacles in the industry.
|
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You are highly intellectual and can overcome whatever you must.
|
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"The mind can overcome any obstacle," the young Trump said.
|
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However, it will have to overcome performance and compatibility challenges.
|
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As Wright has overcome his grief, so has the house.
|
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But ultimately, when every voice is heard, we overcome them.
|
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Combined they're incredibly difficult to overcome, consumer groups have warned.
|
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It is still struggling to overcome the resultant debt crisis.
|
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In their words and in their survival they overcome colonization.
|
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Astros overcome three homers to beat Rays ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.
|
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But we don't equip these systems to overcome our prejudices.
|
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Normally, 60 votes are needed to overcome an opposition filibuster.
|
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But I know that even the impossible can be overcome.
|
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"There are a lot of technical hurdles to overcome," Gen.
|
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Museum developers are finding ways to overcome local opposition, however.
|
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It's great because it says on top, 'We Shall Overcome.
|
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I was able to overcome it and find a partner.
|
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The charming block wasn't enough to overcome the small space.
|
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Was Eight Mile Rock an obstacle he had to overcome?
|
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This is an arithmetic problem that won't likely be overcome.
|
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They are strong people, they have overcome such difficult situations.
|
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How do we overcome our emotional, physical and spiritual isolation?
|
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The only way to overcome it is to overturn it.
|
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The antitrust case still has other legal hurdles to overcome.
|
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The president's office seems to want to overcome all this.
|
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To save herself, she fights to overcome her own loneliness.
|
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"She had to overcome a mountainous obstacle," Shawn told me.
|
|
It was a burden that proved too much to overcome.
|
|
Could those features overcome the lack of a bathroom window?
|
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He was found on the fourth floor, overcome by smoke.
|
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I'm not saying it's impossible to overcome the three issues.
|
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"I'm praying to God she can overcome it," Contreras said.
|
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The audience, wearing fur hats and warm boots, was overcome.
|
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To do so, they must overcome another plague: partisan gridlock.
|
|
He had to overcome some of the league's image problems.
|
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In those, she counseled Mr. Roy to overcome his doubts.
|
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Raw economics may help overcome such barriers, Mr. McKerracher said.
|
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In the third part, the dancer is overcome with exhaustion.
|
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Mr. Singh, though, believes his progressive policies can overcome that.
|
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He has created his own opportunities, overcome his own mistakes.
|
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But he also was forced to overcome some early jitters.
|
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I've gone through so much and I've overcome so much.
|
|
Efforts to slow global warming must overcome devilish political obstacles.
|
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Fighting has overcome some of the nation's most productive land.
|
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Our solutions are designed specifically to overcome these contextual challenges.
|
|
"Houston is a very resilient city, and it will overcome."
|
|
Ultimately, that was too much for the Aggies to overcome.
|
|
Can Cuban votes overcome the new Puerto Rican Florida vote?
|
|
But there are real constraints that need to be overcome.
|
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He said he thought Curaleaf could overcome its legal issues.
|
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He said problems could be overcome if Russia "steps aside".
|
|
Several states managed to overcome budget impasses this past week.
|
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The failure to overcome it is hardly the film's alone.
|
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When that app failed, the brothers felt overcome with anxiety.
|
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It's all based on fear and can all be overcome.
|
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But Republicans are considering a rule change to overcome one.
|
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These challenges must be overcome to preserve access to orbit.
|
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Sowers says she's overcome being discriminated against in the workforce.
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Yes, we will overcome; but that's because we have to.
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The Kiwis took calculated risks to overcome tight budget constraints.
|
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Google also had to overcome an abundance of internal turmoil.
|
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What tools do you use to overcome the Great Firewall?
|
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"In short: I had to overcome many obstacles," he said.
|
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But in addition, Kosovo must overcome unique and challenging obstacles.
|
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Williams was visibly overcome with emotion by the positive response.
|
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What if I had overcome a big problem with painkillers?
|
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There is a better way to overcome the JCPOA's shortcomings.
|
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But these will probably not overcome its sense of alienation.
|
|
Suddenly, Íris was overcome with urgency to improve Alícia's chances.
|
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That also needed 60 votes to overcome a procedural hurdle.
|
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Both proposals needed 60 votes to overcome a procedural hurdle.
|
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Grizzlies overcome Leonard to even series with Spurs MEMPHIS, Tenn.
|
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If Flake has any of these misgivings, he's overcome them.
|
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Third, the banking system has broadly overcome its past challenges.
|
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There's something inspirational in seeing him want to overcome it.
|
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Their combined lobbying power would be too much to overcome.
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These two countries have no problems that cannot be overcome.
|
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What obstacles does he need to overcome to find it?
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So maybe this is the year you overcome your fear.
|
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Of course they will have to overcome some natural aversion.
|
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It is a hurdle Kubica has said he has overcome.
|
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What have you tried to do to overcome this problem?
|
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And the Republican plan has overcome delays and setbacks before.
|
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They enter the structure with a dark history to overcome.
|
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But from this close, implausibility is overcome by raw scale.
|
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Do you feel like being creative helps you overcome fears?
|
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But other experts warn Pyongyang may soon overcome that obstacle.
|
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I just think any man would have overcome those mistakes.
|
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Activists must also overcome the influential Sheriffs Association of Texas.
|
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The only way to overcome that is education and familiarity.
|
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With Lamb's lead at 641 votes, that's tough to overcome.
|
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The feeling that power is growing, that resistance is overcome.
|
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Nor were court orders sufficient to overcome this national embarrassment.
|
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And so therefore, the issue of balance and equity is sufficiently ambiguous to be something of a deterrent or a barrier, if you will, which could be overcome incidentally in negotiations, could be overcome.
|
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"There are a lot of tropes that are so strong that it's hard for people to overcome them, and overcome the comparisons, and it's hard to really break out and do something different," she says.
|
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While no one should ever feel obligated to hug someone, if you want to overcome your hug aversion, Hess's company has a carefully laid out plan for helping people overcome their distaste for the embrace.
|
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If they are right they have the kind of tenacity that kind of riveting capability that I talked about earlier to basically overcome the obstacles, overcome the risks, the doubters, and bring something to market.
|
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This time, executives hope that the restructuring will be sufficiently radical to overcome the worries among investors, customers and employees that Deutsche Bank lacks a viable plan to overcome its weak finances and bruised reputation.
|
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The most highly successful people don't overcome adversity — they embrace it!
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Because by playing with death, in some ways, we overcome it.
|
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Party leaders have to overcome skepticism within their own caucus first.
|
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But at least it taught me how to overcome that hurt.
|
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Events so far have left Trump with a lot to overcome.
|
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"This loss is unbearable and cannot be overcome," Decadt's husband said.
|
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But he was determined to overcome it and so he did.
|
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Wall Street had overcome its brief wobble to end Wednesday firmer.
|
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Terp tells PEOPLE he was overcome with emotion by her response.
|
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Sixty votes are needed to overcome a potential filibuster by Democrats.
|
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As they neared the spurting fuel he was overcome with foreboding.
|
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Democrats worry that his ability to mobilize voters will overcome these
|
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Both countries are working hard to overcome the 27-year dispute.
|
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I don't think it's something we won't be able to overcome.
|
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus was overcome with emotion when Veep officially ended.
|
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He credits blood magic for helping him overcome his opioid addiction.
|
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Lissner is confident that her team's gel will overcome the challenges.
|
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But the technology alone can't overcome the potential for algorithmic bias.
|
|
Scientists could perhaps overcome this drawback with a silicon-vacancy diamond.
|
|
Picciani said the differences were overcome in the meeting with Temer.
|
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Later, having overcome his illness, he became an avid soccer player.
|
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Meanwhile, the administration tries to overcome a ruling suspending the ban.
|
|
"She has overcome challenges that would have felled many lesser people."
|
|
On day two, he walked off the grounds, overcome with anxiety.
|
|
But Al Awar says there are still big challenges to overcome.
|
|
Others are trying to use science to overcome the yuck factor.
|
|
While good, Google's Super Res Zoom feature can't overcome good optics.
|
|
Both sides are under increasing pressure to overcome the outstanding issues.
|
|
"If we do detect something, we can overcome it," he said.
|
|
To be sure, Comcast has hurdles to overcome beyond Murdoch's taxes.
|
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It wasn't part of a strategy to overcome a painful history.
|
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When Jace puts them on, he is overcome by the revelation.
|
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There will be many problems but they will not overcome us.
|
|
"Think national and implement local to overcome pilot fatigue," says Gebru.
|
|
Overcome with excitement, the rising star showed his appreciation by dabbing.
|
|
You find ways to overcome those things and work around them.
|
|
But when she did find out she was overcome with joy.
|
|
As the company grew, Kaspersky was determined to overcome those fears.
|
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He was not overcome with emotion at a [Justin] Bieber concert.
|
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That's not nearly enough to overcome Mississippi's electoral college-like system.
|
|
Porter's rise can't overcome one of the worst benches in basketball.
|
|
Players overcome obstacles like finding food and escaping violence and war.
|
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More than that, he must overcome the doubts of some teammates.
|
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I hate to label girls mean because that's hard to overcome.
|
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"That was a tough one for us to overcome," Cooper said.
|
|
Mr Scheer will have to smile a lot to overcome that.
|
|
He, too, was overcome with emotion in the game's closing moments.
|
|
The negotiations for the negotiations have already overcome some major obstacles.
|
|
But there are a number of hurdles for SeaBubbles to overcome.
|
|
Not all technical hurdles have been overcome with the missiles, however.
|
|
That's a barrier the other DC films haven't had to overcome.
|
|
The startup says its tech can overcome silicon's shortcomings, mentioned above.
|
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But even with a win, Anderson is still overcome with loss.
|
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As in any milestone moment, there are many hurdles to overcome.
|
|
It also addressed the significant barriers that are left to overcome.
|
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He also has to overcome rivalries from his own political side.
|
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The timing of this story had her overcome with emotion... pic.twitter.
|
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Both Smith and Neufelder were overcome with emotion during the clip.
|
|
Whether or not Airbnb can overcome this is unclear at best.
|
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Through everything we've overcome I just want to say I'm sorry.
|
|
They look to him to overcome corruption, crime and economic disappointment.
|
|
But large questions remain about their ability to overcome the acrimony.
|
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We mostly accepted it as an obstacle we had to overcome.
|
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"It was definitely difficult to overcome this challenge tonight," Djokovic said.
|
|
RADICAL change is needed to overcome the crisis in liberal democracy.
|
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Technology may at some point overcome the stifling effect of ageing.
|
|
"I know she's a fighter and will overcome this," she added.
|
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I feel I can overcome anything, especially with a good attitude.
|
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Hornets overcome Cousins' 56, top Kings in 2 OTs SACRAMENTO, Calif.
|
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I can not begin to know the obstacles you have overcome….
|
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How did you find the strength and optimism to overcome that?
|
|
AMERICAN free enterprise has overcome many daunting challenges in its history.
|
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But trucking must overcome three challenges for blockchain to take off.
|
|
Running is painful, and it helps you try to overcome pain.
|
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But, after watching this show I was overcome with jealous rage.
|
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I should be able to overcome it in order to fast.
|
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That was too much for the Spartans (210-6) to overcome.
|
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There are not only technical hurdles to overcome but ethical ones.
|
|
Instagram has made the last challenge a bit easier to overcome.
|
|
"Libyans should meet to overcome this struggle for power," Serraj said.
|
|
Both sides are under increasing pressure to overcome the outstanding issues.
|
|
Did the band help you overcome complicated moments in your life?
|
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The class is done through silent performances — to overcome language barriers.
|
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We've wanted to overcome that issue for quite a long time.
|
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It was a habit he would not completely overcome until 1986.
|
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In the world of women's basketball, many players have overcome discrimination.
|
|
What kind of obstacles must be overcome to find permanent housing?
|
|
Mwangi will have to overcome these attitudes if he's to win.
|
|
She was trying to overcome things that most people couldn't fathom.
|
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Congress likely does not have the votes to overcome Trump's veto.
|
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But you still have the lead and have to overcome that.
|
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"We have to be able to overcome those sacks," Brissett said.
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But the political implications of Rosenstein's memo have overcome its content.
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The Jazz couldn't overcome 14 turnovers and 33 missed free throws.
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And remember the good when united will always overcome the evil.
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How could writing down my anxious ruminations help me overcome anxiety?
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In her past she had overcome abuse in her love life.
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Others doubt whether delivery services can ever overcome ingrained cultural norms.
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But in the end, Republicans faced three problems they couldn't overcome.
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"We're so proud of Amanda and everything she's overcome," says Pam.
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Recent studies illustrate the hurdle that Uber still has to overcome.
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The best teams are the ones that overcome it and win.
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I was overcome with a fear I thought was long gone.
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Dr Hintsa provides detailed instructions about how to overcome these difficulties.
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The singer has been struggling to overcome the tragedy ever since.
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Again and again he brought up the evil we must overcome.
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We've been through other difficult technology roadmaps before and overcome them.
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Hopefully (that's) one to be overcome as more clarity comes out.
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Wolff's comments indicated there would be plenty of resistance to overcome.
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Second, Democratic campaigns can overcome Trumpian identity politics and economic populism.
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The source did not say how previous hurdles had been overcome.
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The spending stopgap needs 60 votes to overcome a Senate filibuster.
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But in order to overcome them, you have to face them.
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Democrats have to overcome partisan trends in the deeply red state.
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Signalling is not the only way to overcome the lemons problem.
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If so, how did you overcome them and find a solution?
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He's helped me overcome any fear or anxiety that I have!
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How do cancers overcome the aging problem is a major question.
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And I hope we can overcome this issue by mutual understanding.
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Twain said she has worked hard to overcome the vocal damage.
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As a team, North Alabama was unable to overcome 22 turnovers.
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Ultimately, increases in yields in prime funds could overcome investor reticence.
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That creates a competitive disadvantage that is nearly impossible to overcome.
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I will hope against hope that she can overcome all this.
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Over time, though, you're overcome by the feeling of being stuck.
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Collins told Bloomberg she has overcome unfavorable odds in the past.
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It's actually not failing that is my biggest challenge to overcome.
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Telehealth is emerging as an attractive solution to overcome these problems.
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Clinton will try to overcome her flaws by scorching her opponents.
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Just look at what those athletes have overcome to get here.
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But a bipartisan coalition rallied enough support to overcome that opposition.
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I'm hoping that we can persuade them to overcome those concerns.
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Her words allowed her to forget heartbreak and sorrow, overcome disappointments.
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But on Monday it was one goal too much to overcome.
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He also had to overcome a reputation for being deficient defensively.
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Then last year, she took steps to overcome her physical insecurities.
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It was a challenge, and we were able to overcome it.
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She trailed after him a few more yards, then stopped, overcome.
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Some of those obstacles might be easier to overcome than others.
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Those obstacles have now been overcome, finance sources said on Thursday.
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And it feels like the company has overcome a mental barrier.
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Across media, we want to see the hero overcome the villain.
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I had to brake constantly in order to overcome those obstacles.
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We cannot overcome it or circumvent it or negotiate with it.
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Their triumph was shaped by an "opportunity" to overcome tangible obstacles.
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The question is whether O'Rourke is exceptional enough to overcome them.
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It's a problem that a lot of talented entrepreneurs must overcome.
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She also credits therapy greatly for helping her overcome her past.
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But our disappointment must be overcome by our love of country.
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"I've overcome the sadness about my injury," Ramos said in Spanish.
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And who will make that hypocrisy clear, challenge it, overcome it?
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The two men loathed each other more than death could overcome.
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We in Illinois have overcome obstacles before and we will again.
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We love personal stories of heroism, sacrifice, challenges overcome, outstanding virtue.
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"We had to overcome some suspicion and distrust," said Lt. Col.
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His creativity helped him overcome his anxiety and find his voice.
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Instantly overcome your fear of heights to climb to him. 6.
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Trump's rise has made this problem much more difficult to overcome.
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It can overcome human frailty and prevent a lot of crashes.
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The workers needed to overcome the ethnic divisions of plantation society.
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"It was very, very difficult to overcome that match," Tsitsipas said.
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But policy alone would not be enough to overcome gender inequality.
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When in your life have you been truly overcome with fear?
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Some think that by sheer determination, one can overcome such issues.
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There were obstacles to overcome in the Golden State Killer case.
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I want her to overcome and not let people bother her.
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France is providing another story of discrimination against Roma being overcome.
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They've moved alone, pursued careers alone, overcome all of these obstacles.
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They also must overcome their vastly different backgrounds, approaches and priorities.
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"We are going to overcome addiction in America," the president said.
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"We are working to overcome the conventional wisdom," Mr. Moyer added.
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The injury was especially crushing considering what LeVert had already overcome.
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In the past Mr Netanyahu has overcome "Bibi fatigue" with fear.
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That's what Americans have always done – work together to overcome challenges.
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"The challenge is so formidable to overcome that cycle," he said.
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We fight, we overcome, we have passion, optimism, a generous spirit.
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"As it stands today," Mr. Larsen lamented, "they cannot be overcome."
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Defensive tackle Xavier Williams was overcome with emotion after the win.
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He pledged more pro-growth policies to help overcome the epidemic.
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Sanders has hurdles to overcome, but clearly, he could defeat Trump.
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We hope Hong Kong will be able to overcome these problems.
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But in order to flourish it needs to overcome several challenges.
|
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"Do we overcome our internal problems with Abbas first?" he asked.
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This may be an especially hard problem for Jabeur to overcome.
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But he described those as engineering issues that will be overcome.
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He tried to smile, but he was now, indeed, terribly overcome.
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So when it did, he was able to overcome the setback.
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This is not to say we have no problems to overcome.
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He could never overcome that perception, even as he won reelection.
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While these are serious obstacles, they are not impossible to overcome.
|
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The biggest concern is, will the consumers overcome that range anxiety?
|
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Fishing is one of the thorniest issues for negotiators to overcome.
|
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"I've worked my whole life to overcome a stutter," he tweeted.
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However, lingering divisions from the primary may be hard to overcome.
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Ellison urged his supporters to overcome their hard feelings and unite.
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They must overcome the industry's massive campaign contributions to the Republicans.
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Many succeed, but they are likely to have overcome prejudice first.
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And then finally, you have to overcome social issues, as well.
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Brittany works at a rehab center, helping others overcome their addictions.
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Heidi Heitkamp (D) struggling to overcome the state's strong conservative tilt.
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And the sway of her contributions was too much to overcome.
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Perhaps she was overcome by a desire to help desperate people.
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On Tuesday, the Yankees had enough offense to overcome those swings.
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I'm suddenly overcome with a giant wave of anxiety and depression.
|
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But analysts are positive that the issue will be overcome shortly.
|
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Sixty votes were needed to overcome the final procedural hurdle. Sens.
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They're hoping partisan loyalty can overcome public opinion and policy substance.
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Explain the obstacles or challenges that your customer needs to overcome.
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It suggests even a laundry list of problems can be overcome.
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Sirleaf, who was so overcome afterward she could barely stand upright.
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"None of these are things that we can't overcome," Wine said.
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But she had another hurdle to overcome: learning how to dance.
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I perform a simple ritual to overcome these instances of burnout.
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Tracking activity levels can help people overcome perceived barriers to exercise.
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But with persistence, I was always able to overcome those challenges.
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We have all the help we need to overcome this crisis.
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This team has overcome so much of this ... we'll be fine.
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Helping patients overcome these feelings requires more than just good intentions.
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What do you use to overcome the misery that is email?
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Clinton, Marc Elias, said had never been overcome in a recount.
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"Once you overcome your preconceptions it's actually quite tasty," he added.
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This is power and this is the way to overcome challenges.
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So, how do you overcome being a bad leader at 21?
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THE BIG IDEAS Our mortality is not something to be overcome.
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What are the pressures he faces and will need to overcome?
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For a half, the Knicks were able to overcome those deficiencies.
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Overcome by their good fortune, many characters stop wearing clothes altogether.
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Unlike FDR and Reagan, Obama did not overcome his political opponents.
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Some are overcome with grief that they have fallen so low.
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REPORTER: What do you think needs to overcome the racial divides?
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When in your life have you been completely overcome with fear?
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They're having a great time, but they've overcome the pain too.
|
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Like Roger Stone, Brooke agrees candidate Hogan could overcome past scandals.
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But he'll have to overcome his sagging polls to get there.
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I think we're going to overcome Trump because of our Constitution.
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It will require organizing and advocacy to overcome fossil fuel resistance.
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The Trump family will have to overcome some political obstacles, too.
|
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"In these days of the Hanukah holiday, the light must overcome the darkness, and Israel's light must overcome all challenges with the Jewish Menorah lights I would like to bring light in the world," he added.
|
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The four-run deficit overcome by the Indians Monday marked just the fourth time in club history Cleveland has overcome a deficit of at least four runs to win a season opener dating back to 1901.
|
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That's far short of the 13 it would require to overcome a filibuster and very far short of the 20 Republican senators it would require to overcome a presidential veto and reopen the government without him.
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Nile Rodgers, "Overcome": I remember enjoying Laura Mvula's 2013 debut Sing to the Moon, but not as much as I like "Overcome," an ambitious piece of symphonic pop given a funky touch by the legendary Nile Rodgers.
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Unfortunately, common sense reform of the ESA must not only overcome objections from radical environmental groups, it must also overcome foot stomping from members of Congress like House Natural Resources Committee Ranking Member Raul Grijalva (D-Ariz.).
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As for the stature, that's nothing Broadway costume designers haven't overcome before.
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Trump ultimately cannot overcome being Trump, and he remains his biggest problem.
|
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She was previously in rehab late last year to overcome suicidal thoughts.
|
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Galecki told TVLine he was overcome with emotion filming the final episode.
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The food is very tasty, but the price is hard to overcome.
|
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Bad press somehow wasn't able to overcome bikini-clad models on boats.
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Cedar felt responsible for his brother's death and was overcome with guilt.
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Then, states strove to overcome "particularism"; now the perceived enemy is multiculturalism.
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They will need 60 votes (and Democratic support) to overcome a filibuster.
|
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Here are some of the challenges Von Ahn has needed to overcome.
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An infrared-detecting telescope would be needed to overcome such a limitations.
|
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Why / How does Signal Hill overcome these usually band killing life events?
|
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Both biases can be overcome with education — but they are lingering problems.
|
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What do we need to overcome to make these spaces a reality?
|
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It's hard to overcome two three-run homers and a grand-slam.
|
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Of course, rhetoric can sometimes be overcome by the pace of events.
|
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And yet, as I heard those words, I was overcome with nausea.
|
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"Design can overcome our most deeply rooted stranger-danger bias," he said.
|
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The market has a lot to overcome, though, to make him right.
|
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Larson still overcome the considerable damage to net a fourth-place finish.
|
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"These are barriers that e-commerce is struggling to overcome," Sole said.
|
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We shall overcome when we begin to understand and accept each other.
|
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We shall overcome, when we love ourselves and the people around us.
|
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But we also know how to overcome that and attain a goal.
|
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Independent, anonymous helplines overcome conflicts of interest and several report growing demand.
|
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And not knowing is always the biggest hurdle for me to overcome.
|
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Gene said he's not angry, but he often feels overcome by helplessness.
|
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Johnson will also need to overcome a huge financial disadvantage and history.
|
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Between Iraq and the economic collapse, there's just too much to overcome.
|
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Here are three things I struggled with and ultimately managed to overcome.
|
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But digital files of these fossils can overcome those challenges, Lindsey said.
|
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Most experts think Mr Chamisa and his MDC cannot overcome such drawbacks.
|
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Can we overcome the virulent anti-Black racism that permeates our culture?
|
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And the fragmentation of China's intelligence agencies would have to be overcome.
|
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The division has always been [there], of course, but we have overcome.
|
|
Tampa Bay was able to overcome that in the first three games.
|
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Stress at work will arrive today, but it's nothing you can't overcome.
|
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That left Manning just 73:39 to overcome a two-touchdown deficit.
|
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Camila Cabello had a lot to overcome on her journey to success.
|
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Griffiths faces a daunting challenge to overcome deep mistrust between all sides.
|
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I know how to own up to my mistakes and overcome them.
|
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"Of course sectarianism is going to be difficult to overcome," she said.
|
|
But some political obstacles are so large, even money can't overcome them.
|
|
Asked whether Trump and Rubio can overcome their differences, Fortuno was dubious.
|
|
All of these barriers to participation are real and hard to overcome.
|
|
Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) — will need to overcome historical precedent to win.
|
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Some needed help after they were overcome by grief and the heat.
|
|
These imperfections are, though, things that might be overcome in the future.
|
|
Evie at first recoils, presumably overcome by the sudden onslaught of bubbles.
|
|
Aren't there a lot of special interests and existing relationships to overcome?
|
|
Whether Erdogan will be able to overcome it remains to be seen.
|
|
Can blockchain overcome these human-specific, cultural forms of lack of trust?
|
|
And he may not be able to overcome some of those aspects.
|
|
Certain people have pride issues, but it's stuff you overcome in time.
|
|
Major said Wednesday he was overcome at the significance of their success.
|
|
"You've always been my rock," she says, her voice overcome with emotion.
|
|
There are still technical difficulties to be overcome, but progress is accelerating.
|
|
Well, it certainly is not the best way to overcome a criticism.
|
|
Empathy points for traumatizing childhood he's at least attempting to overcome, though.
|
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The camera cut away to an A. Rod obviously overcome with emotion.
|
|
Investment in counter-drone systems is helping overcome some of these shortcomings.
|
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Yes, we do have to overcome it…but I never backed down.
|
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Any adversity that was thrown at them, they knew they could overcome.
|
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For that to gel, today's statesmen need to overcome a fundamental misunderstanding.
|
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At its most basic level, television helps immigrants overcome the language barrier.
|
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AKK is not the only Saarländer to overcome her state's marginal status.
|
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Though Ramírez doubled-back for Valeria, both were overcome by the river.
|
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Information security startups overcome the need to prove usefulness with aggressive marketing.
|
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Though Óscar doubled-back for Valeria, both were overcome by the river.
|
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After five years, you realize that there are bigger hurdles to overcome.
|
|
An exciting new Kickstarter is now seeking to overcome this egregious oversight.
|
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She shared that Bianca had overcome many obstacles before her shocking death.
|
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In the end, they overcome and kill the trio of Manson acolytes.
|
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Saudi Arabia's economy, though rich, has struggled to overcome low oil prices.
|
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The constant desire to learn and overcome has helped me achieve everything.
|
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Two of MTV's favorite stars came together to overcome their shared pain.
|
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When Ordaz saw McFarland's wound, she was overcome by shock and froze.
|
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So far, we have seen Republican candidates overcome the historical midterm narrative.
|
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Trump holds one powerful advantage in the attempt to overcome those divisions.
|
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It's been …Read more ReadHow Will Google Overcome Stadia&aposs Biggest Obstacle?
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White also took Cromwell's death hard; overcome with grief, he stopped shaving.
|
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The awards celebrate the achievements of young people who have overcome homelessness.
|
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"She's proof positive that you can get better and overcome," Sokol says.
|
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For Casey Affleck, the acting was ultimately enough to overcome the allegations.
|
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He also said recent talks between both sides had overcome several difficulties.
|
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One of the biggest obstacles that needs to be overcome is cost.
|
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Yunus Brothers' Tabba urged Western investors to overcome their "phobia" of Pakistan.
|
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To overcome this, they developed a messaging solution that included paging options.
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No. When have you, in your life, been truly overcome with fear?
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My point is the human race is resilient and we shall overcome!
|
|
Democrats hope Minter can overcome any drag Shumlin creates on the ticket.
|
|
"I hope the problems that still exist can be overcome," she said.
|
|
Tezos touts itself as the first blockchain platform to overcome that hurdle.
|
|
Asia then managed to overcome a cautious start to finish modestly higher.
|
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Some of that upfront cost barrier can be overcome with clever financing.
|
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That means Starry will have a lot of technical hurdles to overcome.
|
|
Kasich also discussed how he could overcome GOP front-runner Donald Trump.
|
|
The company was able to overcome those objections, of course, and more.
|
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"You can overcome any obstacle, no matter how hard it may seem."
|
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It's one more thing the town will have to overcome, Quinn said.
|
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We don't teach people how to heal, to overcome, or be powerful.
|
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As for past scandals ... Stone said, history proves Hulk can overcome it.
|
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Still, he does not think Congress can overcome Trump's veto, he said.
|
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Whatever your biggest pain point is, there's a way to overcome it.
|
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"It's something that's difficult to overcome, but it's possible," McCabe-Bennett said.
|
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This empathy can help you overcome any grudges you've been holding onto.
|
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Continuing to stand together, America and Israel can overcome, and we will.
|
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It really is a disease and it is so difficult to overcome.
|
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Coelho said his departure would not help Brazil overcome its political crisis.
|
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To overcome this, the authors say, requires simultaneous changes at multiple levels.
|
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Few bands have been forced to overcome as much drama as Suede.
|
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"The parties discussed ways to overcome Russian aggression against Ukraine," it said.
|
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It's been something to definitely overcome," Paul said on "Good Morning America.
|
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Luckily for the Saints, they were able to overcome the missed chances.
|
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It might be possible if Lani can overcome his greatest opponent — himself.
|
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I've shown up, dumpy and rundown, overcome with wackness, ashiness, and hopelessness.
|
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That would be fitting, because he lived to help others overcome obstacles.
|
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On the other hand, American parents can overcome the obstacles to innovation.
|
|
Leicester, at times, seemed to be struggling to overcome its own success.
|
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Further advances will eliminate the burdens that man-operated vehicles cannot overcome.
|
|
What's preventing them from being adopted and how do you overcome it?
|
|
What better way to overcome that gap than to be a wizard?
|
|
Q: Can people be convinced by logical arguments to overcome those fears?
|
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Once they release the bill, Republicans will still have to overcome obstacles.
|
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It would be good if they did not have to overcome themselves.
|
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And Democrats have to overcome partisan trends in the deeply red state.
|
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These brave athletes overcome a lot to get to the finish line.
|
|
New Mexico struggled to overcome 30 percent shooting (29 percent 3-pointers).
|
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It's a reflection of extraordinary effort to overcome yet more extraordinary odds.
|
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It felt good to overcome my fear and do the right thing.
|
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"Oh God," he suddenly says, overcome with a sudden access of emotion.
|
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"I was so shocked by the magnitude—I was overcome," she said.
|
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De Blasio decided to run because he has overcome tough odds before.
|
|
The conservative resistance couldn't be overcome directly without courting a true crisis.
|
|
Michigan State outgained Notre Dame 235-210 but couldn't overcome its mistakes.
|
|
Distances that were difficult to overcome allowed for mental and political space.
|
|
The federal review was the largest hurdle the company needed to overcome.
|
|
Senators are expected to overcome the bill's next procedural hurdle Monday evening.
|
|
However, the Gators couldn't overcome a cold stretch in the second half.
|
|
No one state or governor can overcome the challenges of cybersecurity alone.
|
|
The doctrine's questionable justifications could help the court overcome that reluctance, however.
|
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It will not happen because our light will always overcome their darkness.
|
|
AMS aims to overcome those concerns by beefing up its auto business.
|
|
Will his resourcefulness be enough to overcome the impossible odds against him?
|
|
"(But) the song doesn't tell us when we shall overcome," Imani continues.
|
|
And we were always able to overcome by looking at our roots.
|
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Thirty percent must overcome learning and attention issues like Dyslexia and ADHD.
|
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With higher flexibility, can overcome blockade from countries that won't accept refugees.
|
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We've overcome economic difficulties far greater than those we are facing now.
|
|
TCU shot 50.8 percent from the floor but couldn't overcome 18 turnovers.
|
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"It's a paradox to build camps to overcome camps," Mr. Stasolla said.
|
|
Unions can also push their members to overcome prejudices bearing on politics.
|
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"We had to be strong and overcome two consecutive losses," he said.
|
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Plus, lawmakers would have to overcome their intense personal dislike of Cruz.
|
|
Overcome with emotion, she leaped up and rushed out to the porch.
|
|
What challenges do they face and how do they overcome these challenges?
|
|
The complete package was more than enough to overcome the assorted weaknesses.
|
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Sam Brownback's (R) ambassador nomination, allowing Republicans to overcome a Democratic filibuster.
|
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He's going to figure out what he has to do to overcome.
|
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That's how I've always overcome the feeling of wanting to give up.
|
|
In the final set, she had to overcome two particularly severe hiccups.
|
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" He adds, "Affirmations are there to overcome something you think you're not.
|
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But it's important somehow to have fear and then to overcome it.
|
|
That's more than enough to overcome the partisan lean in Wisconsin 1.
|
|
The last obstacle the drone industry will have to overcome is trust.
|
|
So it's mental battles that you've got to overcome throughout the season.
|
|
To overcome its "cold start" problem, Soon suggests some users to follow.
|
|
Guidanian has described the incident as a hiccup Lebanon will soon overcome.
|
|
This collective, cross-industry lobbying firepower has proven immensely difficult to overcome.
|
|
Though the two countries had problems, they could be overcome, Li said.
|
|
None of it was enough to overcome the impact of Trump's endorsement.
|
|
But how they could emotionally overcome each other, that was the challenge.
|
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For the sake of our country, we must overcome fear and hate.
|
|
Trump still has major barriers to overcome to win widespread establishment support.
|
|
Agreement is far from assured, however, given the conceptual gaps to overcome.
|
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I think this is the basic challenge, but it can be overcome.
|
|
Beto O'Rourke, helped him overcome Sanders' advantage with Latinos and win Texas.
|
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This is a crisis we can overcome if we can work together.
|
|
Few expect the two countries to overcome their divisions easily or swiftly.
|
|
In college, during a spiral of panic, she is overcome with guilt.
|
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" Imagine that: somber Alfred Tennyson overcome by a sublime and solitary "LOL.
|
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That's probably enough to overcome Trump's big advantage in the electoral college.
|
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We can't simply look at slavery as an episode we have overcome.
|
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And he trained extra hours by candlelight to overcome dizziness while spinning.
|
|
Districts need support from government and philanthropy to overcome high upfront costs.
|
|
None of these advances can fully overcome nuclear energy's biggest obstacle: fear.
|
|
That résumé is normally not enough to overcome Alabama's overwhelming Republican tilt.
|
|
The company will need to overcome big challenges that Tesla has faced.
|
|
Translators are often overcome by emotion and find it difficult to continue.
|
|
Does the Facebook analysis mean that technology has helped overcome those barriers?
|
|
Their narrow margin for error could still prove too difficult to overcome.
|
|
Overcome with anticipation, I fished around in the cushions and found it.
|
|
Low turnout among Democrats has historically helped Republicans overcome their enrollment disadvantage.
|
|
She wants to study psychology to help Native children overcome similar challenges.
|
|
Questions remain about how the two sides will overcome long-running tensions.
|
|
The other tribe is the people they went into politics to overcome.
|
|
Both candidates have not shied away from describing gender discrimination they've overcome.
|
|
An offense is overcome with forgiveness, by living in peace with everyone.
|
|
A common dietary supplement may help overcome mutations in the Pten gene.
|
|
Multitudes worked to overcome strong resistance to sharing political power with women.
|
|
However, he was unable to overcome Biden's strong support among African Americans.
|
|
We can only overcome the pandemic together and by taking rigorous measures.
|
|
"We must overcome division for our survival and prosperity," Mr. Moon said.
|
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I've adapted, I've overcome, and I've been on my phone too much.
|
|
What obstacles did he have to overcome when creating the running race?
|
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Downtrodden people have overcome far worse adversity than we are facing now.
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Clinton doesn't overcome Mr. Trump's narrow victories in Wisconsin, Michigan or Pennsylvania.
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But the technology doesn't overcome some longstanding problems with home fitness systems.
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You have very real obstacles to overcome — of class, gender, and opportunity.
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For their part, the alliance states are trying to overcome these hurdles.
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But the Filet-O-Fish still had one last hurdle to overcome.
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It was a costly deal, but the Diamondbacks just might overcome it.
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All of this might prove too much for Mr. Trudeau to overcome.
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How many companies have overcome both problems to become huge success stories?
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It seemed no amount of love could help Zoe overcome her nature.
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"We have to find ways and means to overcome that," he added.
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Changes in lifestyle can overcome much of the risk our DNA imposes.
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Instead, the Washington Wizards couldn't overcome the early heat brought by Miami.
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Even bipartisan support has proven insufficient to overcome these kinds of arguments.
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That's plenty of support to overcome the nativist sentiment within the GOP.
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They even had a higher confidence in their ability to overcome challenges.
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She opened her mouth, apparently overcome for a second, before collecting herself.
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But Cunningham also has hurdles to overcome before he can face Tillis.
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But the realities of Mr. Maduro's Venezuela may be hard to overcome.
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To fly again, the 737 Max must overcome a series of hurdles.
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And the Mets' offense produced enough firepower to overcome the nighttime chill.
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Didorosi believes his strength is his ability to overcome past business failures.
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The contradiction of the opening is overcome: light and dark are one.
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What would you say is the biggest challenge that you&aposve overcome?
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However, none of this can overcome another dismal debate performance by him.
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Some therapists promote extreme activities to help people overcome depression or stress.
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Martin rarely had to overcome any test as Washington posed little danger.
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One hurdle SpaceX needs to overcome before laser links are available: Oceans.
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"We must overcome all kinds of difficulties, risks and challenges," he said.
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Sometime overcome by the collecting mania I would steal things I wanted.
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As he began to understand the charge, he was overcome with relief.
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He is very understanding and helps me overcome it and keep going.
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Oregon State (15-1, 3-1) couldn't overcome a brutal shooting performance.
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Sports can sometimes help transcend barriers and overcome intractable conflict between parties.
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The researchers suggest that ways to overcome these barriers should be explored.
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But when she heard of Flake's decision, she was overcome with emotion.
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It is irresponsible to allow political opposition to overcome sound government policy.
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Angels overcome four-run deficit to top A's 8-6 ANAHEIM, Calif.
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"The question is if this is enough overcome distaste for Donald Trump."
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A dispute over the seat of arbitration has proven harder to overcome.
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There are other logistical problems to overcome to make this approach feasible.
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Ms. Lin, overcome with tears, was 100 percent sure of her answer.
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The pair said they had to overcome red tape along the way.
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But once he did that there was no way to overcome it.
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Together, we can almost overcome anything; we can barrel through people's doubts.
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But the downward force of the aircraft was too great to overcome.
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Fortas' supporters could not overcome a filibuster, and Fortas had to withdraw.
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It's going to take a concentrated national mission to overcome this challenge.
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But Republicans couldn't overcome a basic change in US health care politics.
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"I have had to overcome this challenge by working hard," Muzinda said.
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They're persecuting and killing people — but we will overcome all of this.
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He left a note saying that he had been overcome with depression.
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There is a bright future for you and you can overcome this.
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Even if Republicans overcome these hurdles, doing so will take precious time.
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Fortunately, there is a simple technique that can overcome this critical bias.
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They had to overcome the resistance of several skeptics, including James Madison.
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In the present, Kate is overcome with emotion after Toby's heart attack.
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But more change is needed to overcome the legacy of voter suppression.
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For the situation to change, several obstacles would have to be overcome.
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But the strong economy hasn't overcome an even more potent force: partisanship.
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But the legislation likely won't gain enough votes to overcome Trump's veto.
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I actually feel like this little project is helping me overcome that.
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All of these would have to overcome substantial investment and regulatory barriers.
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There are technological limitations to overcome, and business models that must evolve.
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So how do we overcome this deeply ingrained part of human nature?
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I was overcome by the history that was in front of me.
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The floor under the arch repeats the iconic 'We shall overcome' slogan.
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Humans have a fundamental need to avoid risk and overcome adversity for survival.
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Banks' resistance to change may be overcome by the squeeze on profitability, however.
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It is only through training and through familiarity that people will overcome it.
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The Model 3 also has technical production challenges that it'll need to overcome.
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Enthusiasts believe modern technology and data-crunching could help overcome the instrument's shortcomings.
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Philadelphia has overcome a deficit in five of its six victories this season.
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There are so many different challenges we have to overcome to successfully land.
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Republicans, with 52 votes, do not have the 60 required to overcome it.
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No, since the US consumer and services are enough to overcome the weakness.
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What if, instead, you are overcome with a deep, dark sense of despair?
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"If he manages to overcome the fear factor he can win," Bejarano said.
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"We just have to overcome this mental block that it's weird," she said.
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The Pistons overwhelmed Cleveland on the boards, 48-30, to overcome 20 turnovers.
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That's the stuff that's super corrosive, and so how do you overcome that?
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If Bridgefy can overcome that, it'll be a step ahead of the competition.
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No authoritative document could overcome the deep systemic forces that produced this dispute.
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She was previously in rehab late last year to overcome suicidal thoughts. Omg!
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And, of course, watching characters overcome hardships inspires hope in the uncomplicated way.
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Bacteria evolve to overcome whatever new antibiotic we try to throw at them.
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Plus, Dana answers mailbag questions and Chris tries to overcome Sunshine State trivia.
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It takes 603 votes to overcome a filibuster on legislation in the Senate.
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Byrd caught 14 passes for 224 yards, helping the Warriors overcome six turnovers.
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Which, when you see the series, you'll see what he has to overcome.
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Professor Mirrlees showed how some of the problems this causes can be overcome.
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They will respect Mr Schulz, who has overcome much hardship in his life.
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Commander Fred (Joseph Fiennes) is overcome at "his baby" (though remember, it's Nick's).
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It's like hugging her again and it helps to overcome some hard situations.
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And financial institutions will need to overcome some challenges to welcome blockchain technology.
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Dune has some big advantages here, and it can probably overcome those barriers.
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"You think you can overcome the darkness," the voice continued in the game.
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But, we must also act collectively to overcome the forces arrayed against us.
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Those instincts helped Dubin begin to overcome the biggest rival of all: Gillette.
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One hurdle these new glues will have to overcome is manufacturing, he says.
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They are men and women who have confronted a challenge and overcome it.
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There is no shocking, bizarre, emotionally-gutting hardship Liberty Van Zandt cannot overcome.
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He said that Turkey had the power and ability to overcome the crisis.
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To get there, the firm had to overcome more than one technical hurdle.
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There is plenty for manufacturers and services like Uber to overcome beyond gravity.
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To see others who have struggled and overcome is a very powerful motivator.
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China has significant problems to overcome, but thus far it lacks significant competition.
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In order to send your rocket into space, you need to overcome gravity.
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"When we apply ourselves to a particular mosquito problem, we can overcome it."
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Singing "We Shall Overcome" didn't compare to storming the sands of Iwo Jima.
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When Mr Duque came on stage he sought to overcome the campaign's bitterness.
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There were even signs that the group had overcome their differences regarding Russia.
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A smile to remember Braden was overcome with emotion by the officers' gesture.
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However, the channel also faced built-in problems that proved impossible to overcome.
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But the onus should not be on the public to overcome its fears.
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The disapproval resolutions did not garner enough support to overcome Trump's promised veto.
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This one is more of a timing issue, so you can overcome it.
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Developers of drone-countering measures hope to overcome that by using laser weapons.
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There are some serious hurdles to overcome in the building of this tower.
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But seeing how much I have overcome, I see the good in this.
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Are our similarities powerful enough to overcome the few differences we do have?
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She's overcome so much and feels she deserves that friendship and companionship now.
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Finding new ways to overcome this challenge only brought the couple closer together.
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As for those limitations, the company has been able to overcome those too.
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But the obstacles to overcome are walls and pillars, rather than human opponents.
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And at launch, DirecTV Now simply doesn't offer enough to overcome its problems.
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Only God's Spirit can overcome the insurmountable obstacles that stand in the way.
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The Republican National Committee staff on the ground must overcome Trump's organizational absence.
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Most recently, he's helped his father overcome one of his biggest fears: flying.
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I also have a horrible skin-picking problem that I'm trying to overcome.
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Scientists and cosmetic chemists have been working to overcome these obstacles for years.
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I've yet to overcome or forget, but I've come to [deal] with it.
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More important, it helps tech firms overcome a desperate shortage of good programmers.
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And the one thing I think I've been overcome is the word 'no.
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But there are now several well-funded startups working to overcome these obstacles.
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However, retailers will have to overcome several obstacles before they enter this market.
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It'll take some time and ingenuity, but we'll eventually overcome this scourge. [CDC]
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"There will be optimism that will more than overcome rate hikes," Paulsen said.
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Utah ultimately could not overcome 7-of-26 shooting from 3-point range.
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Like foldable phones, there are tons of challenges Apple will need to overcome.
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Bublé also closes his eyes, definitely overcome with passion, for much of it.
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"We just had to adapt and overcome," Mike tells me with a shrug.
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I'm not sure how willing the average person will be to overcome it.
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Every successful one had terrible hurdles and setbacks that they had to overcome.
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Well, I'm very optimistic that the human spirit can overcome lots of things.
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First mover advantage is challenging to overcome, but at current pace, it's conceivable.
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Hyundai will use HD maps to overcome these challenges, according to Korea's etnews.
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That stress might have only been overcome when hominins evolved new physical adaptations.
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Second, e-commerce firms could help overcome India's ropy infrastructure and vast geography.
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Cristiano saying they’ve overcome all the mmWave challenges#Qualcomm #SnapdragonSummit pic.twitter.
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Will darkness overcome the Jedi, as it did when the Republic took over?
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The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.
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But their critics say that lower cost technological innovations will overcome these issues.
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Sometimes, protagonists fell victim to an evil too big for them to overcome.
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Finding advisers clever enough to overcome that impediment will be a tougher call.
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To overcome this obstacle, RewardStyle launched LikeToKnowIt, a platform built specifically for Instagram.
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"I'm afraid his obsession with immortality has overcome his artistic instincts," Clarke wrote.
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Existing Senate rules provide another way to overcome a filibuster—without going nuclear.
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During his proposal, Rebelo became overcome with emotion after Jeremy revealed the ring.
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Resetting that anchor could help patients overcome a fear of shots, they note.
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"I too had to overcome, like Lara, a lot of questioning," Vikander said.
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As it turned out, that was too much for the Marlins to overcome.
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I used to feel sadness, but now I'm overcome with gratitude and joy.
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I was overcome with anxiety at his desperate state, but also with anger.
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"Make Them Hear You," from Ragtime, "We Shall Overcome," and the national anthem.
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That might give them a little more credibility and overcome some logistical issues.
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It's not an easy process for them to overcome, and they're doubtful sometimes.
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But she can't do anything to overcome the basic math problem at play.
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He had to overcome a serious leg injury suffered when he was 16.
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The only way to overcome fear and eliminate that fear is through dialogue.
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Undocumented immigrants face many obstacles — and to overcome them, they need strong allies.
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Supporters of the bill will need 60 votes to overcome the procedural hurdle.
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The great city must overcome that problem if it intends to remain great.
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Nudges in the form of text messages can help overcome this common tendency.
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Someone who has overcome adversity to carve out her own path of success?
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When she got closer, she was overcome by horror: Ivy had no head.
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The GOP came close in 2017, but they couldn't overcome the late Sen.
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But what about people who overcome cancer — don't they prove it is curable?
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Lee could not overcome First Amendment deference to news reporting, the judge held.
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The government had had him jailed, he said, and he'd overcome the experience.
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White urged politicians worldwide to overcome their "inertia to act" on climate change.
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That probably wouldn't have been enough to overcome Obama's incumbency advantage in 2012.
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But by June 28th of this year, the team had overcome those hurdles.
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We suspect that eating earth is an unappreciated adaptive strategy to overcome this.
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Progress has been slow since decades of mutual animosity are difficult to overcome.
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There are ways to overcome these barriers, says Ally Invest president Rich Hagen.
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If Congress is to overcome its dysfunction, it needs to address these challenges.
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Wearing a suit and carrying a briefcase wasn't enough to overcome my blackness.
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It developed institutions to overcome them, such as the Internet Engineering Task Force.
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We have to overcome that fear and be greater than our role models.
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The Antelopes fought back to make it close, but couldn't overcome the deficit.
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Is it enough to overcome those negative feelings (towards Trump in the polls)?
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They assert his belief in introspection and the need to overcome the past.
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Unfortunately, their simple, well thought through measure has now been overcome by events.
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The law has survived many setbacks, and it will overcome Aetna's decision, too.
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"We have financial challenges but we will overcome them quite easily," he added.
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But at the same time, it will struggle to overcome some lingering threats.
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Can the French overcome their ambivalence about money to lure bankers from London?
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And he will also have to overcome a negative job-approval rating. 10.
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However, the move cannot take effect unless it can overcome Redstone legal challenges.
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The weight of history may be too much for Trump Republicans to overcome.
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And Jane has a lot to overcome even before taking her first breath.
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We will overcome the hate, the fear, the racism, the sexism, the bigotry.
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Balderas says that in Panama she trusts faith will overcome divisive political rhetoric.
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Telemedicine, or virtual visits, is emerging as one way to overcome these challenges.
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But without the fear, and the struggle to overcome it, cricket is nothing.
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She wanted to find out what strategies they used to overcome the barriers.
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The GND is a generative discourse with the potential to overcome political tribalism.
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Even taking the time to describe distractions will help you to overcome them.
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Reds starter Lisalverto Bonilla (22016-2) seemingly had overcome a rough first inning.
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You have to be able to touch it before you can overcome it.
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Role models, whether parents or public figures, can help boys overcome disruptive behavior.
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These high-end opponents have the resources and skills to overcome most defenses.
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Unity in principled action will overcome the rhetoric and appeal of violent extremism.
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Can grief be overcome or does it rot inside, slowly withering the bones?
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"Drugs were a demon I had to overcome," she told PEOPLE in 2014.
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Meanwhile, Dwight is fucking around beneath and underpass and gets overcome by zombies.
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A lack of water is not the only challenge Iraq needs to overcome.
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Friend sees Bae sitting on the couch, and is immediately overcome with passion.
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Beyond Sanders's supporters, however, few think he has a shot to overcome Clinton.
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Callaghan believes the psilocybin helped Mettes overcome his fear of death, she said.
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At least how many U.S. Senate votes are needed to overcome a filibuster?
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Visiting banks required having to overcome language barriers, cultural issues and potential biases.
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It also helped Notre Dame overcome getting outrebounded 41-33 by the Seminoles.
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If the Irish lose Auguste and Jackson, it will be tough to overcome.
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Purely technical challenges aren't the only obstacles the industry will have to overcome.
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Hopefully, efforts like these will help people overcome shame associated with mental illness.
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He gives us obstacles to overcome, tasks by which we must prove ourselves.
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It really is, but I had to overcome being defined by my oppressor.
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Romania has some big hurdles to overcome to truly become a tech hub.
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But instead, that was overcome by saturation cable TV coverage about Sadler's comment.
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For Jamal, his struggle to overcome BDD got worse before it got better.
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Together we can overcome obstacles and have a positive impact on people's lives.
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To do that, he will have to overcome vehement opposition from union organizations.
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Absent some unprecedented political earthquake, Sanders will not be able to overcome that.
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Jarveon Howard scored on two runs, helping overcome an early 10-point deficit.
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But Brazil, with its overflowing talent, was a challenge too difficult to overcome.
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They revealed that Mr. Sanders has not overcome his weakness with black voters.
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One way to overcome these hurdles would be to use a bigger weapon.
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Iran has the capability to overcome any kind of crisis including coronavirus outbreak.
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To them, the coronavirus is one more challenge Netanyahu is sure to overcome.
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This is not a setback or a difficulty for the economy to overcome.
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Dombrowski hoped the thrill of winning would overcome Huizenga's wish to save money.
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A cute robot can't quite overcome the Monville's chilly vibe and stark rooms.
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"My most difficult thing to overcome was being born in Trinidad," he said.
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Through language they were able to overcome the humiliations of the work day.
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Worshipers were overcome with terror, and some hid in the basement, he added.
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He didn't overcome hard-liners' power, but rather recognized it as a reality.
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And I don't think we know much about how to overcome that. Right.
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But the Senate failed to garner enough support to overcome the president's veto.
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Constructed of shoelaces, it spells out "We Shall Overcome" (also the title, 2015).
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Mariah Carey was overcome by emotions during her NYE performance in Times Square.
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It is something I must continue to overcome and have not done yet.
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And fourth, that whatever trials befall us today, we have overcome greater perils.
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