In fact, its staying power as subject of derision is merely proof of its staying power in the public consciousness.
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I have a lot more faith in the staying power of the Justice Department than in the staying power of the president.
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Putting our large market and financial muscle behind one or both of these firms would make it a far more formidable competitor and eliminate concerns over its staying power or their staying power.
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The result was a meticulous manicure with serious staying power.
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There's zero question that the Spice Girls have staying power.
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But the policy changes too often lack real staying power.
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Start by focusing on romantic prospects with legit staying power.
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I THINK THIS ECONOMY HAS LEGS, IT HAS STAYING POWER.
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That's part of what gives a Christmas movie staying power.
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"We have plenty of staying power," said treasurer Juergen Kerner.
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Sydney Lord Mayor Clover Moore said women had staying power.
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In other words, this is a movie with staying power.
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Some just lacked the staying power of a quality meme.
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Criminalized institutions have staying power precisely because they are corrupt.
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The article continues: So what gives logos their staying power?
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Friends like Israel, they note, worry about American staying power.
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These could have more staying power, but not much more.
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Only lowered triglyceride levels seem to have any staying power.
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Now to see if it has staying power or not.
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Why has the death panel myth had such staying power?
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But I also think it had a lot of staying power.
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Plus, in the case of Apollo, nationalism didn't have staying power.
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It's clear that It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia has staying power.
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But Murray has rarely been able to match Djokovic's staying power.
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The rally may not have staying power to last, he said.
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To Sebastian, this confirmed that the Trump rally has staying power.
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But that campaign had limited staying power, even within the church.
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It also has impressive staying-power in the business of fun.
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They're not brand-new, but trust us: They've got staying power.
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The meme is pretty adaptable, which gives it more staying power.
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Economic staying power will require continuing investment growth into future years.
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Tech's gender gap is a well-known problem with staying power.
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And that is what networks hope will give them staying power.
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For the time being, it looks like "Fortnite" has staying power.
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Those raises could have more staying power than the legislation itself.
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He offered other reasons for the staying power of American cash.
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But lately, we've noticed a few trends with major staying power.
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Ghosts wield no political influence, but they do have staying power.
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The 72nd festival has a similarly admirable energy and staying power.
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The opera's staying power owes much to Mr. Glass's haunting score.
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The Parkland survivors have mobilized a public outcry with staying power.
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It's also largely unpredictable which digital currencies will have staying power.
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Players and caddies typically have the staying power of Hollywood marriages.
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Analysts read that as an endorsement of the economy's staying power.
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The meme's staying power can be attributed to a few things.
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There's no denying the show has had pop culture staying power.
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Will it have the staying power of his long beige raincoat?
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Four decades later, De Maria's "unmarketable" works have proven their staying power.
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But the sales aren't really a triumph of classical music's staying power.
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Of course, special occasions required a little more presence and staying power.
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That sentiment has proven to have quite a bit of staying power.
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That staying power has solidified it as a symbol of summer style.
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It diffuses the skin like a dream and has great staying power.
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Does it feel like it has staying power to you, this rally?
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Will it have as much as staying power as the choker, though?
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Looking at them again, I realized the extent of their staying power.
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And the movie itself has a lot of staying power, he said.
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Instead, it's when artists who keep moving that they attain staying power.
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The staying power of ISNS and its growing capabilities also concern Israel.
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Industry watchers have nevertheless been encouraged by The New European's staying power.
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Are you shocked by the staying power of that record in particular?
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They're not all brand-new, but trust us: They've got staying power.
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Magnetic films do not quite have the staying power as clay tablets.
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The real trick is to debut an item that has staying power.
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The umbrella's staying power is a testament to a failure of imagination.
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But there's no denying this monster's staying power in the popular imagination.
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Tech ETF resilient, though charts question staying power ** Industrials up 0.9 pct.
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It was not yet clear whether the assault had any staying power.
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He recognizes that the numbers and his staying power present an opportunity.
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Its staying power owes a lot to incumbency—but also to transparency.
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But, of the two, Musk has proven to have the staying power.
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Limited competition with Airbus helps explain the staying power of the stock.
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The staying power of the sanctions against Russia were her personal triumph.
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The death panel myth has had incredible staying power for years now.
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It's comparable to the staying power of Hayley Williams' chorus on B.o.
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But time will tell if these diets — and corresponding bowls — have staying power.
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But what secures the top spot for this meme is its staying power.
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Though she exhibited real staying power, becoming a teenager tanked her movie career.
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For all its staying power, oil may be facing its Model T moment.
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The FB/Google advertising duopoly is an anomaly that doesn't have staying power.
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The one thing the game didn't have much of, though, was staying power.
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It sold more than 14 million copies, but had very little staying power.
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The government underestimated the strength, staying power and unity of the independence movement.
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Simply put, "it doesn't have the staying power of silicone lube," she explains.
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America's key inflation indicators are pointing up, but their staying power is weak.
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New Japan's staying power owes largely to the way its matches are presented.
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"She might consider adding black beans on the side for more staying power."
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It gives them liquidity without taking on additional debt, and just staying power.
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Some analysts think the fall in the dollar might have some staying power.
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It's hard to know whether Rogers's comments will have the same staying power.
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I finished off with a hardy dose of hairspray to ensure staying power.
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Herbert is confident in the staying power of the series his father began.
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But it is unclear what kind of staying power "Suicide Squad" will have.
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Few of them developed the staying power required to dominate the global stage.
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Because if there's one thing ghosts have going for them, it's staying power.
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But their differences are striking and may ultimately determine who has staying power.
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He has surprised – and at times annoyed – his rivals with his staying power.
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The agency's loss was a harsh reminder of the tobacco industry's staying power.
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But SiX, five years after its founding, is showing signs of staying power.
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The formula will dry down after a few seconds to ensure staying power.
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But it's the bunny that's had staying power over those other ones. —K.
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Only time — and select Ohioans — will tell if the sandwich has staying power.
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And they've been around for a while, so a lot of staying power.
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Part of its staying power is in its boldness, both in look and action.
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Ahead, check out 24 looks from Thakoon's holiday lookbook that have serious staying power.
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But good ideas really do have staying power if you're willing to be patient.
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Which has more "staying power," the spinach-and-cheese croissant or the plain one?
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But a covetable second collection is on the way and suggests solid staying power.
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But Ford and Kavanaugh's testimony has staying power, especially so close to the election.
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But, in the shower, water-based lubes don't have the staying power you need.
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"Simplicity is a big key to hit music," Jackson says of its staying power.
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Click here for more on why Cramer thinks these brands have real staying power.
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Looking back at it, the songs don't really have any staying power with me.
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The lawsuit "might not have any journalistic, judicial, or political staying power," Williams said.
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The positive effects seem to have staying power beyond the initial post-workout glow.
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You can see why this hoary saw has such staying power on Wall Street.
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Now we'll wait and see what kind of staying power The Last Jedi has.
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This scene pretty much sealed its status as an instant classic with staying power.
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Beauty lovers everywhere quickly fell in love with its silky textures and staying power.
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Questions remain as to whether or not Pokémon Go will have much staying power.
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Even UCLA head coach Jim Mora has acknowledged the potency of Bush's staying power.
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Both of these help contribute to the staying power of Pokémon on Nintendo's devices.
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This story has had amazing staying power despite being disproven over and over again.
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"We try to find memes that have a little more staying power," Garriss said.
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Ahead, let these three takes on the trend convince you of it staying power.
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King's quotes to the NYT caught fire slowly but had much more staying power.
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Taurus rising people are slow, steady, and capable folks with stamina and staying power.
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A loss, they worried, could intensify questions about his staying power and hamper fundraising.
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But the staying power of such movements is unclear, although the passion is real.
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It's rare for a storm to cross the entire country with such staying power.
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"Detective stories are essentially fairy tales," Mr. Penzler said of the genre's staying power.
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But the Pixel had something that its previous products lacked: staying power and focus.
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These artists reinvented their genres -- and themselves -- to earn impressive influence and staying power.
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But historically, La Niña has had much greater staying power than its warm counterpart.
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These foods demand staying power and the ability to stand up to robust flavors.
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Gun control seems to be an issue with staying power in this election year.
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Officials from previous administrations say the web of longstanding global relationships has staying power.
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But Golden State's reinvention under Coach Steve Kerr proved to have more staying power.
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While some may call it basic, we feel that the new addition has staying power.
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The diets didn't have the same long-term staying power as others that ranked higher.
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French white wines, including white Bordeaux, Vouvray and white Burgundy, tend to have staying power.
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Apply two coats for extra staying power — no matter what (or who) comes your way.
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Betsey Johnson reinvents herself once every few years — a testament to the designer's staying power.
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It's also one of the areas that will get you a lot of staying power.
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They have the staying power to undermine the country's secular traditions and foster growing intolerance.
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The Aggies have vaulted to a top 10 ranking, and they likely have staying power.
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"This is going to further erode people&aposs confidence in our staying power," she said.
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Everyone loves a good pink shade, and everyone loves lipstick that has major staying power.
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Much like the book Tatcha is based on, she hopes her brand has staying power.
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Yet audience exposure for jazz artists may be a better measure of its staying power.
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You know, I'm an Okta fan ... I think it's got more long-term staying power.
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It's a clearly racist idea, but one with remarkable staying power on the American right.
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However, after that, there are signs that cold air could return with more staying power.
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Bitcoin bulls point to its scarcity value as a reason it will have staying power.
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On Wednesday night, Bellis, now 17, showed she that she now has some staying power.
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It takes careful listening, observation, and testing to create a product with true staying power.
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What explains the appeal and staying power of a groundless claim about systemic pay injustice?
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Pro Tip:For lip color with extra staying power, dust translucent powder over your first coat.
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If it proves to have staying power, it can keep a vendor afloat for decades.
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Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump have the surest staying power, despite being overshadowed early on.
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Congressional Republicans could only chuckle about the uncertain staying power of their newly hatched slogan.
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But in New York, at least, the slow but steady transformation may have staying power.
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Bob Cousy and Bill Russell had the staying power that other N.B.A. star pairings lost.
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Pundits and politicians wondered whether the movement had staying power, whether women could stay mad.
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Entering its tenth season this fall, Bob's Burgers is an unparalleled feat of staying power.
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He has achieved remarkable staying power despite those two issues — or perhaps because of them.
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Sadly for Dat Boi, he hasn't had the same staying power as Pepe or Kermit.
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Only time will tell if the new Davis Cup can have the same staying power.
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If it emerges from those still at No. 1, it will have proved its staying power.
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For the most impact (and staying power), layer a shimmery powder shadow over a glittery cream.
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Now, it seems, Trump may have landed on a conspiracy theory that has equal staying power.
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Almond milk's real staying power has been fueled by what came next: the "clean eating" craze.
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"Aladdin," which debuted Memorial Day weekend — also to lukewarm reviews — has had staying power this summer.
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") while others have the potential for better staying power ("I'm going to Marie Kondo my apartment!
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It's an inexact science, especially with intangible concepts like "vision" and "staying power" included for consideration.
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What gives these arguments their force and staying power is that they happen to be true.
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There's been much dispute about whether Trumpism is a passing fad or will have staying power.
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"They seem very confident in their staying power for the future right now," the email adds.
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Like tulips, Tauruses have an incredible staying power, with the potential for loyalty, commitment, and tenacity.
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But their staying power depends on the reason the players and owners were spurred to action.
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Mr. Trump's presidency has ushered in two significant changes that are likely to have staying power.
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Based on its track record and staying power, "Step Up" just might get there one day.
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These competing impulses have left allies and adversaries alike confused about America's motives and staying power.
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This is what gives populists staying power and makes them relatively immune to changing economic cycles.
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Essay Bob Cousy and Bill Russell had the staying power that other N.B.A. star pairings lost.
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And in eye-catching colors, fabrics and constructions, their staying power is looking stronger than ever.
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But it wasn't until Ferguson that Black Lives Matter transformed into a movement with staying power.
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His staying power was linked in part to a movement he built across platforms like Twitter.
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But the cold air has little staying power, as high temperatures near 50 again this weekend.
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But none had nearly as much staying power as a still image of Arthur's clenched fist.
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As American whiskey has demonstrated its staying power, it has attracted investors from around the world.
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Styron's novel has probably demonstrated the longest staying power of any book on that week's list.
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Cheap acid wash jeans and ironic 2Pac tees have limited staying power—in style and quality.
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Bank of America-Merrill Lynch sees evidence the stock market's bullish activity has near-term staying power.
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In order to get your popsicle lips on, you'll need a lip product with heavy staying power.
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Sadly, Happy Death Day may not have the same sleepover staying power as 13 Going on 30.
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"It speaks to the staying power and longevity of #MeToo," said Kellan Terry of research firm Brandwatch.
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"Bad Moms" has hit nearly $20163 million and shown impressive staying power in becoming STX's first hit.
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Such is Gorillaz's staying power that the group has just released its sixth album, "The Now Now".
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They are bullish on cryptocurrency's staying power, but it might be a close-but-no-cigar situation.
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Even the most incredulous people have to admit that Depeche Mode has tremendous significance and staying power.
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Even when it doesn't end a football player's career, it drastically diminishes their skill and staying power.
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The model, however, has found staying power when it is just one tactic within a bigger company.
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Hill Republicans are skeptical about his staying power once the base reacts to his policy about face.
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Several issues largely outside OPEC's control may prevent the production cut's impact from having real staying power.
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Mr. Glass's solo piano music shows perhaps the most staying power, popping up on recitals and recordings.
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So to say I was a tad skeptical of the rally's staying power would be an understatement.
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Other analysts are pointing to Twitter's ability to become a news source as proof of staying power.
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But he ultimately believes that VR, at least when it's crafted with real artistry, has staying power.
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Both are loved in their own unique ways, but neither of them quite mustered Melee's staying power.
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He believes the "athletic clothing market is now the defacto way people dress" and has staying power.
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His diplomacy has created jitters among Asian nations concerned about Beijing's influence and Washington's regional staying power.
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It was fun while it lasted but it just lacked the staying power of a good meme.
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And it's not like the sport doesn't have staying power—everyone else seems to stick with it.
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Breakingviews The hedge fund Elliott Management's attack on Samsung Electronics of South Korea may have staying power.
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Bitcoin bulls have frequently referenced the cryptocurrency's scarcity value as a primary reason for its staying power.
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The staying power of Mr. Maduro's embattled government has confounded the international community, academics, analysts and journalists.
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When she took the stage tonight at the VMAs, she reminded everyone that she has staying power.
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"They obviously have staying power and are not accountable to unit holders," he said of the entities.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - The strike at General Motors' U.S. plants should have very little staying power.
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It&aposs rare for a TV theme to have the staying power of a major pop song.
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For an experimental song that sits in a quietly released EP, "Sober" has impressively enormous staying power.
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B. This 214 meme has staying power because it's so simple and applies to so many things.
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And almost all the individual films and filmmakers he focused on turned out to have staying power.
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The big question: Do any of China's AV firms have the staying power to survive a global shakeout?
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If they have had such staying power, doesn't that mean that at least some people find them illuminating?
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His decision did not constitute a U.S. exit from the accord but raised concern about its staying power.
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Early debates are often not decisive in selecting a party nominee and questions remains about Harris' staying power.
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But the single's gently massaging messaging flopped; it debuted at No. 13 but lacked her usual staying power.
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The staying power is great, and the pigmentation is really high, so it's well worth the price tag.
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It's a testament to the original's staying power that fans are following every twist in that remake's development.
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"Applied on top of a lipstick, the powder gives unbelievable staying power and helps prevent feathering," she said.
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Protests big enough and prolonged enough to rattle the regime require sacrifice and staying power from beleaguered Venezuelans.
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An effective Green New Deal with real teeth and staying power will be more about design than money.
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"The staying power of the United States is being questioned in a very, very serious way," Salih said.
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Thirty years later, that figure hasn't changed, reflecting fossil fuels' staying power even amid rapid renewable-energy growth.
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But the counter-argument is also strong: Mr Maduro showed his staying power and will now crack down.
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She's already proved she's not a one-hit wonder: Why do you think she's got this staying power?
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As for firms' staying power, a cynic would argue that their moves are driven by public-relations considerations.
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That said, we're excited some of our favorites are building some staying power (sheer socks for the win!).
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But the staying power of what Sanchez does in the cage is proof of how vital it is.
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Whether the movie will have staying power beyond the opening, however, may largely depend on word of mouth.
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The Other Guys was pretty good, but didn't have staying power like Midnight Run or even Lethal Weapon.
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And though there's plenty of skepticism, too, these new figures show investors are betting it's got staying power.
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Tyler Austin and Aaron Judge hit homers in their first at-bats, but Sanchez has had staying power.
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Make sure to run the powder through immediately, while lashes are still wet, for the most staying power.
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While Cavalleri isn't coming back to the show, she is finding more reality staying power in her E!
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Meanwhile, Mr. Obama's struggle to pass the Trans-Pacific Partnership has stoked doubts about America's economic staying power.
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"There is no single virus," he said, "and I don't think there is a lot of staying power."
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This where they get their staying power, and yet there is something mysterious and even sweet about them.
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May, who has won some plaudits for her durability and persistence, Mr. Farage acknowledges she has staying power.
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A lolcat sweater is not meant for passing on, having none of the staying power my sister craved.
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Still, Lipinski is a formidable force who's shown remarkable staying power, despite the shifting winds of his party.
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Berkshire, in turn, provided unmatched staying power when the manufactured home industry fell apart during the Great Recession.
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But the massive success of the Shanghai store proves the staying power of Costco's business model, Cramer said.
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If he did rely on such donations, those might be drying up, Gill said, halting his staying power.
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Taken together, Sanders has real staying power in this race when you consider his support and strong fundraising.
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Tipsarevic, a member of the Big Three's tennis generation, can only tip his cap to their staying power.
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Strategies The Trump stock market rally has displayed formidable staying power, yet there are reasons to be uneasy.
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However, few menu launches have the staying power of the Doritos Locos Taco, which remains a customer favorite.
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Once he is gone, there is no obvious successor with the same ambition, clout and, probably, staying-power.
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Why it matters: It may signal consumers' lack of confidence in the staying power of the U.S. economy.
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I mean, as you point out, she may have the staying power if those jungle primary numbers hold up.
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The fact that it looked that sharp and smudge-free throughout the night is proof of its staying power.
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Denim is a festival staple, she told Refinery29, citing cut offs as the hottest Coachella trend with staying power.
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Coal's staying power may be reinforced by India's sense of immunity from international pressure to clean up its act.
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Often, staying power can be dramatically underrated by traders, even while it is the lifeblood of long-term investors.
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But Warren's slow and steady rise is undeniable, and it appears to have staying power beyond the early states.
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But Johnson's support outpaces that of a typical third party candidate and may prove to have more staying power.
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What might give him a bit more staying power in '16 is if Kevin White's ankle injury is serious.
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His reported death is the latest victory in the coalition's ongoing fight against the terrorist organization's financial staying power.
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She's a big fan of getting pampered: Douglas loves a good massage — and a mani/pedi with staying power.
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I'll be the first to admit bone hurting juice is stupid and not likely to have much staying power.
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But the one with perhaps the most staying power is one meaty question: Is a hot dog a sandwich?
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"Do work," the phrase Boykin coined through the show, is a phrase with once-in-a-generation staying power.
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Fast fashion isn't going to have the same staying power as couture and is more beholden to current trends.
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But it has staying power, given the local sport culture and features that make it particularly attractive to racers.
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"You know what theme is proving to have the most staying power this quarter?" the "Mad Money" host asked.
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Showing staying power, "Panda 22" came in No. 2369 with $176 million for a domestic total of $26 million.
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What if the connected screen in your pocket is the computing platform with the greatest reach and staying power?
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There are different whisperers at different times and none seem to have staying power, save maybe for the family.
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Mr Mehta's prognosis: "Unless there is a massive repudiation, their staying power will be much stronger after the election."
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If Tesla jumps in, Harley's efforts would be validated, and the US electric motorcycle market could achieve staying power.
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Another example of Rush's staying power, increased relevance and influence, comes with Forbes' annual top-paid list of celebrities.
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The Nars Radiant Creamy Concealer is a highly effective under eye concealer with impressive results and serious staying power.
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Fourth, maintaining the confidence of regional allies and friends in U.S. reliability, leadership and staying power is becoming harder.
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"When you have deep private pockets, it's a lot easier to have staying power in these cases," Levenberg says.
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"Actuality," on the same label in 2014, was a looser, more confident follow-up, an indication of staying power.
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Even though the product is no longer a main focus for the company, the Air's had remarkable staying power.
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This helps demonstrate the movie's staying power with audiences past the first weekend and indicate strong word of mouth.
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This is not to deny the artist's considerable achievement with this show, which has both forcefulness and staying power.
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It continued with the "Day Without A Woman" protests, and we can only hope it will have staying power.
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His staying power is a testament to the following he has attracted through new media -- from podcasts to Twitter.
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While their careers span decades, neither of them seem to have the current cultural staying power they once did.
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I say "somehow" because Golden Corral declined the chance to comment on its staying power, but it's demonstrably true.
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To the Editor: Your article casts a light on the complex web of reasons for coal's formidable staying power.
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These things that make "Warzone" stand out from the competition in a way that gives it potential staying power.
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"Unfortunately, staying power and the capacity for the long haul are missing from the Indian playbook," laments Mr Jacob. ■
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Looking ahead, the 2018 mid-term elections will reveal whether Trump's appeal with this fringe has any staying power.
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But looming over his campaign is the question of the staying power of the Bush brand, even in Texas.
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But winning his eighth Wimbledon title, and his first since 2012, will require plenty more legerdemain and staying power.
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This suggest Biden's lead has staying power, unless someone can appeal to the more moderate wing of the party.
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When trends become available for every customer, no matter how much they want to spend, they achieve staying power.
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By consolidating her victory in New York with her performance in Melbourne, Osaka demonstrated that she has staying power.
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This disruption infuses the work with staying power, as it pulls us into the realm of speculation and reflection.
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But the fierce bidding war for black voters in this year's Democratic primaries, without a black candidate, suggests staying power.
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As historian Gil Troy noted, proof of such political staying power, "an agility and a rootedness," only emerges with time.
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The Meg didn't have the staying power of some blockbusters; after one week in the top, it's been thrown back.
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In Ukraine, for example, the use of Twitter was an important element in the staying power of the Euromaidan demonstrations.
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Time has passed, and yet the Simpson saga of murder, race, gender and justice has shown it has staying power.
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It seems like a new beauty craze crops up practically every day, but there's a reason some have staying power.
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And in the case of tea as a beauty staple, that staying power has lasted a very, very long time.
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You see it in the press, the obsession with mindless listicles that have all the staying power of a Popsicle.
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They're matte but not dry, and the pigments have serious staying power — I downed a sushi lunch and nothing budged.
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"The next step to whether this has staying power is to see what kind of implementation there is," he said.
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The green juice did absolutely nothing to curb my hunger, which makes sense — nothing in it has real staying power.
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But from time to time, a political movement has longer staying power because it gains a foothold in elite institutions.
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Wittenborn, who is an Aries, says investors will also want to know that there is staying power in these apps.
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But whether it has any staying power is a very open question, and early signs suggest it's already trailing off.
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Trump's defenders insist that his unique mode of communication is one big reason for his political rise and staying power.
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Like a diesel engine, Wawrinka takes time to warm up, but once he does, he has plenty of staying power.
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Maybelline SuperStay Matte Ink Lip Color has the staying power of cement, with intense color payoff and a precision applicator.
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It's too soon to tell if she has staying power on Bravo, but I will be watching her performance closely.
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The big picture: A show with an original concept, original music and staying power is a rare breed on Broadway.
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Other times, you realize a certain clothing "fad" isn't actually a fad at all — it actually has serious staying power.
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On the 10th, lucky Jupiter sends a sweet love note to Venus, and you could attract someone with staying power.
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Although they have had some staying power, they also represent the dangers of a product getting too popular, too quickly.
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In the aforementioned NPR interview, Kimmel said he found it a little "unbelievable" that the bit had such staying power.
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The breakdown of talks to form a coalition government raised fresh doubts about the staying power of Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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The staying power of the baseball episode, Jean said, stemmed partly from the song that ran over the closing credits.
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The Cubs are the best team in the majors, with a roster young and deep enough to have staying power.
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Taking the next step will probably require all the muscle and mind-over-matter staying power that Thiem can muster.
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"I still have a certain level of skepticism, frankly, about the long-term staying power of this," Mr. Maze said.
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Beijing, for example, has underestimated the staying power of the protesters in Hong Kong and the public support behind them.
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The staying power of credibility discounting is a notable feature — perhaps even the dominant feature — of our response to rape.
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"Civil War" showed impressive staying power after it launched with $2311 million last weekend, the fifth-highest of all time.
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Keirstead said he realized the staying power of VMWare's on-site server market was more "durable" than he originally forecast.
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When the U.S. and Europe developed the Russia sanctions regime in 2014, there was much doubt about its staying power.
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Bredesen's staying power -- as evidenced by the new CNN numbers -- has proven stronger than Republicans (and even some Democrats) expected.
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But Kris insisted that by the second season, she could tell that the show — and her family — had staying power.
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Whether these shows will have any staying power remains to be seen, but at least they're swinging for the fences.
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No one thought the series would get renewed for a second season, let alone have a decade's worth of staying power.
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That is what gives her paintings their staying power, why they are one of the towering achievements of the postwar period.
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In other words, in terms of wacky celebrity health trends, the colonic leads the pack in both wackiness and staying power.
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Biden's remarks, at a fundraiser on Tuesday night, came amid increasing scrutiny over the staying power of his early polling lead.
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The staying power of radical truth has been borne out in the careers of other aging women pop artists as well.
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However, the game's staying power could be challenged if it doesn't work out the kinks with its system in short order.
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He was a very impressive man, amazing man… I was like, if I can have staying power, that's a real achievement.
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The chemicals in the atmosphere have long staying power, so researchers don't expect the hole to seal up until about 2050.
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Regardless of which product proves to have the greatest consumer staying power, the same small handful of corporate owners are profiting.
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There are new formulas (like liquid lipsticks and color-changing balms), wild shades and finishes, and lippies with major staying power.
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Eighteen years later, the franchise and cuddly mascot Pikachu have proven to have staying power that rivals Disney and Mickey Mouse.
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But LinkedIn founder and Greylock Partners venture capitalist Reid Hoffman says the key to the Valley's staying power often goes overlooked.
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This message — that Sanders is the true ''progressive'' in the race — has shown impressive staying power, especially among left-leaning Democrats.
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Political strategists say his staying power will depend on whether other coalition parties back Temer if he were to assume office.
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Several location-based social apps, like Highlight, experienced brief popularity many years ago, but they didn't prove to have staying power.
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"I think people are looking for long-term bargains and they've settled on Nike as one with staying power," Cramer said.
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Ari Wald, head of technical analysis at Oppenheimer, sees one internal marker that could offer proof of this rally's staying power.
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Maybe it's because memes today have so little staying power, and internet culture has become so intertwined in our everyday lives.
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The second is that other stocks join the rally, broadening the upward trend and suggesting that it has some staying power.
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Why it matters: Top corporate officials tell us this phenomenon will become integrated into corporate culture and therefore have staying power.
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One factor is that in the practice of long-established religions, women have more staying power, including in times of repression.
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Despite all of that A-list help, Nick Cannon didn't exactly have the staying power we assume Cannon was hoping for.
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The sheer staying power of the iconic frame has made it a staple for almost every eyewear brand in the business.
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This data could tell us something about the Trump campaign's staying power and capacity to rebound from potential early losses. 5.
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Why does a meme that essentially amounts to the unexpected appearance of a lip-synching man have so much staying power?
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While some words demonstrate real staying power, naturally, not all of these words are going to stand the test of time.
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"The fact the move [in yields] was global in nature, means it probably has a lot more staying power," said Cabana.
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In fact, store shelves are showing that culottes are sticking around for yet another season, highlighting their versatility and staying power.
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Many of these red-state initiatives will have staying power as the political winds shift, but probably not all of them.
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The viewership, which is largely female, is increasingly aware of this constant manipulation, so the villain branding has less staying power.
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Me. But credit where it's due, for sheer versatility and staying power, I'd have to give a nod to Ringo Starr.
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It also places "Toy Story 23" slightly behind "Toy Story 3" in terms of staying power, at least in North America.
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Fortunately for men worried about their sexual staying power, one profession has lasting longer down to a science: male porn stars.
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It doesn't have the same staying power, because it doesn't have the same substance, no matter how much material is involved.
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But the strategy may not have staying power, and Apple could just as easily stumble after it has passed that milestone.
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But it is also a testament to the staying power of chief executives whose fates are weighed by handpicked board members.
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Some of the best tech, the kind with staying power, has been percolating for years, often after failing miserably at first.
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Her strategy relies on the staying power of stories and mythology with relatable narratives, rather than shock value which inevitably fades.
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Saturn-ruled Capricorn is famous for industriousness and with natal Mars in this formidable earth sign, you possess incredible staying power.
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The cold moderates a bit over the next three days as Arctic air continues to show little staying power this winter.
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"Fire and Fury" has sold 1.7 million copies, according to publisher Henry Holt & Co. The book has had remarkable staying power.
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But though Ferrero could make the cut in the future, he did not have Roddick's staying power as a major contender.
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As bitcoin proves its staying power, it continues to rapidly grow, taking advantage of the internet in ways gold simply cannot.
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GLOW proved its staying power with each and every minute of its touching third season, and we cannot wait for more.
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Mr. Buttigieg's jump in recent polls, along with Mr. Biden's staying power, could suggest a persistent appetite for more unifying voices.
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His victory is a reminder that, despite the country's fondness for aspirational rhetoric, our illiberal traditions have serious staying power, too.
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But with a 229-9833 record and a 2983 earned run average this season, LeBlanc could have staying power in Seattle.
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As for Square, it's a company with a recent public offering and interesting technology that few seem to know has staying power.
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None of that really matters because LaCroix (pronounced La-CROY, for the record) has enough loyal fans to guarantee its staying power.
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Prince William and Kate Middleton's choice of the name for their eldest son, Prince George, is a testament to its staying power.
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But having conviction in the staying power of your market bets becomes much more difficult when everything stops going up in unison.
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The work has real staying power because it demonstrates that intimacy is both the best and worst of what happens to us.
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"At the end of the day, it just works," celebrity trainer Noah Neiman tells PEOPLE of why boxing has such staying power.
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After vigorous swiping, blending, and sweat-soaked dancing (you know, to test staying power), we found one formula we all agreed on.
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With unrivaled staying power and a serious cult following, this everything-proof liquid lipstick is one of the drugstore's worst-kept secrets.
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What happens in November and beyond will be the true test of whether the DSA – and its ideas — have any staying power.
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Why it matters: This is a big, durable field of candidates with staying power — promising a long, diffuse scramble to define liberalism.
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They're all hype and mega investments with little sense of staying power, and they add extra cost to an already expensive phone.
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Older gadgets have a lot of staying power because they allow people to unplug from the constant ping of smartphones and tablets.
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The fifth weekend of New Line's blockbuster "It" showed plenty of staying power in third place with $9.6 million at 3,197 sites.
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While Swift is still a major force on Billboard, Reputation's singles haven't had anywhere near the staying power that 1989's did.
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But it seems the main reason why the movement didn't have staying power is because men themselves just weren't that into it.
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Those things are important, too, which is why a lipstick's staying power can only truly be determined by a rigorous testing process.
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And the team's staying power cannot be in doubt — over a decade into the R&D needed to underpin their alt network.
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It's a chilling story that's had immense cultural staying power and has been referenced in everything from The Simpsons to video games.
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"I think Mattis also knows that NATO has certain staying power," said Vershbow, who added he does not personally know Mattis well.
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It showed respectable staying power with a 37% decline from its first weekend in wide release and has totaled $45.2 million domestically.
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In fact, the report suggests that the economy is not only hot right now, but that it likely has considerable staying power.
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Without streaming services like iTunes and Amazon Prime, "Drag Race" might not have the fandom and staying power that it currently does.
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Strait is an arena headliner, not a lounge act, and every night the preshow playlist pays subtle tribute to his staying power.
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The intrigue: The Saudis are increasingly making the case that in a carbon-constrained world, their oil will have market-staying power.
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The site was the first to gain popularity in the US, eclipsing earlier offerings like Makeoutclub, but it didn't have staying power.
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"What matters is Under Armour is a brand with l-term staying power with the lowest [market] cap in over 5 years."
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"We've found one consumer products brand that has staying power, the Apple brand, with 99 percent satisfaction," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Maybelline ColorTattoo Metal 24Hr Cream Gel Eyeshadow is a drugstore formula with the pigmentation and staying power of a luxury cream shadow.
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"The president is saying, 'You know what guys [China] ... we got more staying power than you, particularly with your stock market collapse.'"
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The creamy, balm-like formula is described as "cream to powder," combining the staying power of powder with the blendability of cream.
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Crystal meth, a drug virtually unused in Britain apart from on London's gay clubbing scene, provides both staying power and sexual desire.
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Even with increased shareholder focus on generating returns from shale producers, the survey is more evidence that the boom has staying power.
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It's possible Trump is just riding a swell of white-male alienation, but there's a less depressing answer for his staying power.
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Republicans also said that in the current chaotic political environment, gauging which issues have staying power and which do not is difficult.
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Iona's willingness to extend opportunities to players who did not stick elsewhere is helping its men's basketball program enjoy extraordinary staying power.
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Tuesday's primaries will serve as early indicators of the staying power of the Democrats who flipped Republican-held congressional seats in 2018.
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Bjorn Borg was just as overwhelming at his peak but did not have Nadal's staying power, burning out in his mid-22015s.
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McDonald's new value menu will likely boost sales in the first half of 230, but franchisees are wary about its staying power.
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One key to the Booker campaign's relative staying power is an extreme dedication to frugality, set by Mr. Demissie and Ms. Zamore.
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If true, this could give him staying power in the race even if he has yet to score big victories by spring.
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Though the staying power was impressive, the lipstick looked worse the longer I wore it as the color began to flake off.
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And it will also measure the staying power of organizations like the Justice Democrats, which helped Ocasio-Cortez oust an establishment figure.
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These improvements are the things that can make a good fighter into a great fighter and can give any fighter staying power.
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Those successors would not shift the ideological balance of the courts, but like Mr. Trump's young conservatives, they would have staying power.
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Medicare-for-all supporters have a good slogan and a worthy cause — health care is a human right — with proven staying power.
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Our reasonable pricing structure allows both our users and us to benefit together, making Sinemia a more sustainable model that has staying power.
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This connection is what allows for both the sharp relief of short-term memories and the incredible staying power of long-term memories.
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Though other Muslim donor clubs are springing up, Siddiqui said, none so far has matched Pillars in terms of size and staying power.
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Now the case is back on — and could eventually have staying power about what federal law under Title IX means for trans people.
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Comey's testimony in front of the House Intelligence Committee, which had a lot of staying power, went away after a week or two.
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Really that depends on whether bot makers can prove their creations have staying power and offer more than a bit of gimmicky novelty.
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Originations, or the new customers that the online lenders sign up, drive revenue higher and also help signify staying power for their business.
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Most wars have been wars of attrition, settled by which side had more staying power through the ability to apply men and materiel.
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I found that top artists can survive for upward of two decades — but that staying power varies significantly by genre and time period.
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With 15 months remaining until the 2018 midterm elections, it remains to be seen if Democrats' message reboot will have Pelosi's staying power.
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His numbers are good in New Hampshire and he also has focused on a good showing here to prove he has staying power.
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But the latest generation of HIV drugs have demonstrated more staying power, with more durable antiretroviral effects and more agreeable side effect profiles.
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Faiyaz offers up the impossibly catchy hook, helping to give the song a staying power that can light up a room anytime, anywhere.
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There's no telling whether it'll have staying power, but you can't walk anywhere in Tokyo without finding someone attempting to catch a Psyduck.
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Essentially, his argument is a basic one: Batman v Superman is mostly flash, with little substance to give it staying power with audiences.
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The economy is in good shape now and appears to have some staying power, Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein told CNBC on Wednesday.
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The criticism from Senate Democrats of the outspoken 29-year-old House progressive comes months after House Democrats also questioned her staying power.
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It started to become clear in late 2015 that Trump had staying power, and I think there was still disbelief among the establishment.
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New data from the Pew Research Center now suggests that your standard paper, ink, and glue novel has considerable staying power with consumers.
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Anyone who swears by the staying power of a gel manicure knows that the glossy, cured polish is both a blessing and curse.
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Lee Rainie, the director of internet, science and technology research for Pew Research, said the study demonstrated the staying power of physical books.
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"That's why FAANG, my acronym for Facebook, Amazon — if I stretch the A, Apple — Netflix and Google, have such staying power, " Cramer said.
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"I think it's worth asking which red-hot groups will have the staying power once 2018 rolls around," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Next weekend, and Marvel Studios will test the web-slinger's staying power with the second franchise reboot in the space of a decade.
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IPhone X has staying power and stickiness, Watch and AirPods are very successful, and services are huge, a $12 billion run-rate business.
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Mr. Sanders's staying power and online fund-raising prowess have instead caused her campaign to spend heavily for advertising in expensive media markets.
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Seventeen prime ministers served - including Abe twice - with only maverick Junichiro Koizumi (2001-2006) and Abe in his current term showing staying power.
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"I think it's worth asking which red-hot groups will have the staying power once 2800 rolls around," the "Mad Money " host said.
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Having had a week to absorb its record-setting arrival, Hollywood is now sizing up the staying power of Marvel's latest superhero movie.
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Why has the abortion issue had such staying power, compared, for example, with the steady liberalization of views on homosexuality and interracial marriage?
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Michael Bapis, managing director at Vios Advisors at Rockefeller Capital, does not believe the broader rebound in the Chinese stocks has staying power.
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The best music is built on community, and what truly gives any particular song staying power is how it's regarded among the masses.
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To the many observers who already doubted his staying power in such a deep field, the consensus hardened: Sanders, surely, was done for.
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Brazilian authorities searched Sembcorp's shipyard in Brazil in July, underscoring the staying power of the wide-ranging graft investigation that began in 2014.
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Doug Ramsey, CIO of Leuthold Group, has been bullish since the early-2016 correction abated but remains wary of the market's staying power.
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The staying power — for a glow that stays glossy all day, even under makeup — is a result of the serum's light-reflecting minerals.
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" Still, the story had staying power, Professor Knapp said, because the songs underscored "the importance of music to our culture and to ourselves.
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Joe Biden's staying power: The former vice president hasn't exactly been showered with positive press since he entered the race in the fall.
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It most likely won&apost have the staying power of "The Force Awakens," but will it earn as much as "The Last Jedi"?
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But as the conditions deteriorated, it was the 19-year-old Laffont who showed the greatest staying power to come out on top.
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Whether the critics' responses affect the new movie's staying power remains to be seen, but its strong start is good news for Disney.
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Of the formulas I tested for this article, Schmidt's had the most staying power and did the best job keeping sweat at bay.
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Following the Iowa Caucuses last week, results in New Hampshire could further winnow down the field and show which candidates have staying power.
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After seeing the star and her bestie Jordyn Woods model the black and brown shades on Instagram, we think they have real staying power.
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Experts say this presidential transition is a pivotal moment for the country's Communist system to prove it has staying power beyond the Castros' rule.
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Staying power is a key determinant of a stock's safety profile but blue chips stocks get hit hard too and sometimes they don't recover.
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It feels good to know that something as small as beaded crafts have this kind of staying power, and sparks this kind of happiness.
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While a tweet's message can get coverage in the news, it's the hashtag that has staying power and serves as a call to action.
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If enterprise software companies often go public, in part, to increase their perceived staying power, shouldn't the same apply in an M&A scenario?
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Since they've come to market I've worn the AirPods during a variety of activities, and in general I've been impressed by their staying power.
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STAYING POWER The oil industry, of course, still has its ups and downs, like any business involving global commodities subject to rapid market shifts.
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While scores of political pundits have underestimated the staying power of Donald Trump, they may have simply misjudged the timing of his ultimate departure.
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I'd have forgiven it if I'd been calling, photographing, or texting incessantly, but I hadn't and was disappointed by the lack of staying power.
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Though only 12% of the economy, spending by business on equipment and factories is a key signal for the staying power of economic growth.
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And, despite enjoying a triple Kardashian sighting over the past few months, we were left skeptical of its staying power, to say the least.
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Asia's 2016 electronics bounce is showing some staying power, underpinning the region's export-dependent economies as headwinds intensify because of rising global trade frictions.
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However, a solid style with classic elements like the ones we saw among this season's roundup of hair 'dos have some serious staying power.
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That goes to show that even though games is largely a hits-based business, it's possible to have staying power in the market, too.
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The staying power of the two companies shows how private prisons maintain their hold on the nation's criminal justice system despite large-scale failures.
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"We recognize those who are inspiring others to act, to follow them on a worthy quest, and who have shown staying power," it said.
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But the state is a test both of Mr. Trump's staying power and of his rivals' abilities to remain competitive in a longer race.
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It's hard come up with too many consumer electronics technologies with that kind of staying power, and it was long overdue for an upgrade.
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In the run up to state primaries, it'll soon become clear which candidates have staying power, and which ones are just barely holding on.
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People can debate whether or not Pokémon Go will have staying power, but it has definitely become a mainstay of our summer evening walks.
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Coming so deep into an expansion, the fiscal policy change should provide additional staying power for an expansion that already had plenty of momentum.
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Bases in Thailand, Taiwan and the Philippines were shut down or pushed out by now queasy governments no longer sure of American staying power.
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Wang has achieved recognition, but now it's a matter of establishing staying power, the way iconic American designers Ralph Lauren and Calvin Klein have.
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Drugstore eyeshadow palettes can be hits or misses, but some of the formulas available match their pricier counterparts in pigmentation, blendability, and staying power.
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While the former may gain immediate attention, and generate buzz in the media, the latter might have more staying power, and for good reason.
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Its staying power is explained in a new coffee-table style book, Dungeons and Dragons Art and Arcana: A Visual History, out October 23.
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Will the pineapple bowl demonstrate the same staying power as the hot beef sundae, the deep-fried candy bar, or maybe even mini-doughnuts?
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You heard some uplifting words during the State of the Union address, words with all the staying power of vapor from a sewage vent.
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This probably doesn't mean a lot of staying power for the movement, but it also means there's very little capacity to check his behavior.
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Presidential candidates offered a long-awaited rundown of their campaign finances, an early barometer of strength and staying power in the huge Democratic field.
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Out of all the conservation propaganda released during this period, "When you ride alone, you ride with Hitler" has had the most staying power.
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"Onaga showed staying power and seemed to be a principled politician," said Jeff Kingston, the director of Asian studies at Temple University in Tokyo.
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Thompson attributes the staying power to the new wide-ranging features that have staved off the obsolescence that typically accompanies an ordinary fitness fad.
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Opinion The Hawkeye State gets a lot of flak for its first-in-the-nation caucuses, but its conception of democracy has staying power.
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Others, like "alt-right," seem likely to have more staying power, though that term has come under semantic attack from some on the left.
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New York (CNN)Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg believes the "#MeToo" movement will have "staying power" and that she doesn't worry about a serious backlash.
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Given its staying power and Ecuador's love for frozen desserts, Pilapaña's eventual descendents may be serving her cuy ice cream several decades from now.
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It's a chain that is emblematic of the staying power that kind of merchandise has in retail — both in boom times, and in bust.
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AFTER 4% SPENDING IN LAST QUARTER'S GDP NUMBER, HOW MUCH IS IT TAX CUTS AND HOW MUCH STAYING POWER DOES THAT CONSUMER RECOVERY HAVE?
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The phrase has shown real staying power: President-elect Donald J. Trump proudly invoked "repeal and replace" twice during his news conference on Wednesday.
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Even more impressive is the staying power and color range; there are 90 shades to match any mood, vibe, outfit, or even coffee mug.
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Avocado oil gives the formula a hydrating quality to counteract the dryness that often comes with lip stains that dry down for staying power.
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Disney's fifth weekend of "The Jungle Book" continued to show remarkable staying power with $17.8 million at 3,970 locations for a second place finish.
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"We pay special attention to those symbols that exhibit staying power as well as those that move from online usage into the real world."
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Marshall Shepherd, a professor of atmospheric science at the University of Georgia, isn't convinced that the president's tweets about cold weather have staying power.
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There also are a number of other reasons the new crop of at-home work equipment might have longer staying power than previous generations.
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A smooth slow jam, "Fortunate" demonstrated Maxwell's staying power as an artist, even though it was anchored by an anthemic chorus he didn't write.
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Biden has so far shown staying power at the top of a jammed Democratic field even as his rivals' polling numbers wax and wane. Sen.
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It's also worth noting that generally an inverted yield curve is considered a strong indicator of an upcoming recession if it has some staying power.
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These are the trends that will have a lasting effect on the industry, meaning they're almost guaranteed to have staying power as time goes on.
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But it does prove the staying power of the Distracted Boyfriend meme, which is somehow still going strong online despite being nearly a year old.
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The staying power of the promposal was cemented earlier this year when the dress clothes retailer Men's Wearhouse registered March 11th as National Promposal Day.
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Sure, it hasn't burned as brightly as dat boi, but its long lineage give it staying power that a unicycle-riding frog simply couldn't sustain.
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This has been the secret to his staying power in the majors; it's why, for a time, he was the rare catcher who batted leadoff.
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So the move is a canny one, provided that the show actually makes it onto the air, is of high quality, and has staying power.
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"There's some skepticism of the staying power of the model," said LendingClub CEO Renaud Laplanche, who delivered the conference keynote for the fourth straight year.
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The Fix: While dad caps have proven to be a trend with staying power, a visible ripple of sweat kind of ruins their cool factor.
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McDonald's stunning revival due to the success of the all-day breakfast offering has staying power, according to data from a social media tracking firm.
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Kruijswijk is third overall, 2:14 off the pace, with Bernal 3:00 behind Alaphilippe, whose staying power was firmly under the spotlight on Saturday.
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The melody and hook is unforgettable, and it has this candid happy mood that has enough staying power to bring us through this wild year.
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Ginsburg, in a 2018 conversation recounted in the book, said she expects the #MeToo movement to have staying power, and any backlash to be limited.
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Players always say that the Champions League is the glory, while the domestic leagues offer the greater test of their skills, consistency and staying power.
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Plan Colombia became Paz Colombia, not just fighting drugs but helping victims of the world's longest running conflict, removing landmines, and demonstrating American staying power.
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The hit to delivery service companies' stocks on fears that Amazon will disrupt the industry might have some staying power, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday.
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Interpreted on American shores as the kind of salt-sprayed "beach hair" favored by models and their myriad imitators, the look has considerable staying power.
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It's probably largely just nostalgia, because high school heartbreak + whatever music you're currently listening to at the time = an emotional reaction with crazy staying power.
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And I'll start my day more often than not with kush, because for me it's light, it's daytime weed, it doesn't have any staying power.
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But some analysts cautioned that the shift in language could be just the latest example of the group's pragmatic flexibility, propaganda savvy and staying power.
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Many cats have had moments of mini-fame on the internet, but few, if any, have had the reach and staying power of Grumpy Cat.
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Richard Turnill, global chief investment strategist at BlackRock, thinks that investors are underestimating the economy's staying power and the Fed's commitment to tightening monetary policy.
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Market Report For a style first popularized in the 1920s by Edward VIII, then Prince of Wales, Fair Isle knits have a remarkable staying power.
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Mobile workout apps that coach users through a workout, on the other hand, may not have as much staying power, according to the ACSM survey.
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It was the first indication that her main rival, Martin Schulz of the Social Democrats, may not have the staying power needed to challenge her.
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Trump's positive impression of the military doctor had staying power, with Trump praising Jackson to donors during a fundraiser at Mar-a-Lago in February.
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It seems a combination of inherent virality via Snapchat, easy user acquisition via Snap Kit and sharp product design has given Yolo some staying power.
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He is certain to face growing questions about his campaign's staying power and his ability to consolidate moderate support against a surging Buttigieg and Klobuchar.
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The Miami Dolphins, from 413-74, and Buffalo Bills, from 1991-94, accomplished that feat before the Patriots, but neither had New England's staying power.
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We seem to have reached something like peak alt-right, but in the book you suggest that the movement may not have staying power. Why?
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That a screenplay this underwritten was made into a movie is an undeniable testament to Eastwood's staying power in Hollywood, even at his advanced age.
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We have to have ideas, real answers to challenges that people are facing because we have to have the political capacity and staying power and stamina.
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Cuban exiles Castro's political staying power was a source of puzzling consternation and bitter frustration for Cuban exiles, who never imagined he would rule so long.
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And in 17 appearances for the Rays so far this season, amounting to 12 innings pitched, there are hints that the staying power might be there.
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But the potential for gingham fatigue or its disappearance ignores its staying power and, perhaps, the world's inability to not scare the hell out of us.
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It claims that movies it promotes can see box office benefits of up to 30 percent a week and they tend to have more staying power.
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La Stampa daily spoke of a "wind of crisis" buffeting the government that could affect its staying power until the next scheduled national elections next year.
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We know, it seems like we reference Kylie Jenner every time we talk about full lips, matte, '90s era shades, and products with hardcore staying power.
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In the meantime, Apple, Fitbit and the like have proven that smartwatches do have some staying power, and once again analysts are bullish on the category.
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The firm can still boast impressive staying power—its global market share across its entire range of products has remained near 22% for the past decade.
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While startups may not have the infrastructure and systems that give banks their staying power, they aren't burdened by the legacy systems common in big banks.
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Ahead, 10 of fall's most on-point pieces — shoes, accessories, jewelry, jeans, you name it — that have just as much staying power as they do personality.
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But overall, a substantial majority of workers across a range of categories express confidence in the long-term staying power of their current jobs or professions.
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Clearly the trend has staying power, because after months of beauty industry domination, brands are still coming out with holographic highlighters, eyeshadows, eyeliners, and lip glosses.
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Very few games have the kind of staying power that makes them still feel fresh and engaging more than a decade after they were first released.
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If you're willing to deal with a noisy, rough ride, that is, in favor of winching your way up a trail, its staying power is timeless.
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Ms Reed-Veal recited a poem about Mrs Clinton whom she described as "selfless" and as someone with staying power after so many years in politics.
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The heartbreaking thing is that it could have been over by Christmas, but unlike his predecessors, Sonic had staying power, and the war lasted a generation.
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In an increasingly volatile market, what investors truly need to keep their portfolios afloat are sectors with real staying power, CNBC's Jim Cramer said on Monday.
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Still, not everyone is bearish on the controversial cryptocurrency — and one prominent managing partner of a multi-billion dollar investment firm thinks it has staying power.
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Fast & Furious'Aside from its potential staying power in the US, the box-office upside for "Hobbs and Shaw" is the "Fast and Furious" franchise's popularity overseas.
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The class named on Wednesday reflects that staying power, with 75 percent of the new partners having started at Goldman Sachs as either analysts or associates.
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His UK tour this year, ending tomorrow night in Bristol, demonstrates the staying power that may have kept him more 'underground' but ensured he never left.
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And then there's something like Rebecca Black's "Friday," whose staying power hinges on the maddening catchiness of the tune and the relatable inanity of its lyrics.
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It seems a good bet that career and technical education's gradual build will give it more staying power than other contested, high-profile 21st-century reforms.
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Pro-Trump books like "The Russia Hoax" and takedowns like "Fire and Fury" have performed remarkably well for publishers, but "Becoming" has had more staying power.
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The few with staying power tend to be members of the family, although even those who are exiled often stay in his orbit in some fashion.
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Xuan Chen likens the viewer's experience of her painted constructions to "exploring a newly acquired digital device," but they have much more staying power than that.
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Their routes to the nomination depend on winning over current Biden supporters, but his staying power has yet to offer a lasting opportunity to chip away.
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Whether and how the two come together may determine whether this sample, one-ninth of a unitary work, has staying power beyond the class-reunion phase.
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Some psychologists have suggested that the latest at-home exercise trend, with its gamification and social elements, might have more staying power than other exercise fads.
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In an interview published by the Washington Post on Saturday, Maduro said the Trump administration had underestimated his staying power and he "didn't care" about sanctions.
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The two together gave the protests staying power, and the collective protection of their numbers, but their cultural differences made them deeply wary of each other.
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"It doesn't take much to get a short-term rotation going, even if many of these moves might not have long-term staying power," Cramer said.
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His successors have to figure out what elements of his approach have staying power and which should be discarded in creating a 21st-century monetary policy.
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It also seems to have some serious staying power, considering the Gaineses ended their hit series in April 2018 and haven't been on TV regularly since.
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"The new generation has a smoother, more hydrating effect, the pigment is stronger — the staying power is far greater than it used to be," she says.
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Yang has demonstrated unexpected staying power in the 2020 race, outlasting senators and governors who entered the race with higher name recognition but have since withdrawn.
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Ironically, according to Scarface, J. Prince's own attempts to emulate No Limit were what ultimately held back the label's ability to release albums with staying power.
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This slimmer outlay may have less staying power than the original system, because there are fewer truly outlandish experiments to try once you've mastered the core elements.
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"[Her tweets] appeal to Gen Z who are probably curious about her staying power and what she meant to that era over a decade ago," Mitchell explains.
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Despite all this, the current boom appears to have more staying power than the first: People rely on technology in a way they didn't twenty years ago.
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A lot of times, corporate philanthropy programs tend to be short-lived but this has good staying power mostly in part because Google employees are on board.
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It not only soothed our cracked knuckles, but it also packed major staying power — something that cut down on our need to re-apply throughout the day.
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"With gold prices trading above the $1,240 per ounce resistance, we think that this breakout could have staying power," analysts at TD Securities wrote in a note.
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The Point: Yes, it's only a slogan, but as we know from Trump's penchant for nicknames and monickers for opponents and himself, this will have staying power.
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The report may be artfully gradualist in its approach, but so too is England's religious establishment, and that is why it has shown such extraordinary staying power.
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The incoming money and experience pouring in will probably help esports mature as a whole, give teams more staying power and help stabilize the competitive gaming scene.
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But it can be very useful if you want a flexible phone number to use — and unlike some other Google products, it seems to have staying power.
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The songs may be short, but their staying power is intense — which is probably why one song, "Pretty Ugly," appeared in the most recent episode of Insecure.
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In other words, the staying power is on par with any high-end foundation range, and although the ingredients are rich, it doesn't feel at all heavy.
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"If anyone's got the muscle and the staying power to compete with Amazon, obviously, it has to go to Walmart in terms of top contender, " he said.
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No need to double up on liner with your lipstick — these five liquid and matte formulas offer serious staying power to last you all day — and night!
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Margaret Thatcher, Indira Gandhi, and Golda Meir were exceptional leaders not only for their staying power, but in part due to their family background and political history.
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"Like football, the standings at the moment might be obscuring some real staying power that you'll only notice after doing a deeper dive," he said on Monday.
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Eye primers tend to be tackier and give better grip than face primer, so apply it in small areas that require a bit more staying power. 2.03.
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Coming to peace with this fact may be hard, but it's necessary if we want to discuss the bizarre popularity of hoverboards and their potential staying power.
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Saatchi acknowledges these AI-fueled goals are lofty and that Fable has some more ground-level things to prove in the meantime regarding VR filmmaking's staying power.
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Midyear sales figures for the video game industry show two things — the staying power of hot holiday sellers and which spring releases have found a loyal audience.
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After it became clear that Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, who was elected in 2001, had staying power, the generals ejected him in a 2006 palace-backed coup.
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While most of these propositions have fizzled out, red flag laws—those allowing police to pre-emptively confiscate a person's firearms—have exhibited the most staying power.
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Fox's sixth weekend of "The Greatest Showman" came in fourth with $8.9 million at 2,663 screens, declining only 11 percent in a remarkable show of staying power.
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Exacerbating it: OPEC has also been working with Russia on output limits, although those limits may not have staying power given Trump's Iran deal announcement, per Nasdaq.
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Why it matters: The continued interest in these models, despite the threat of Obamacare repeal, indicates that health care leaders believe these practices have some staying power.
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In an interview with Harlow at Columbia University on February 12, Ginsburg predicted the #MeToo movement would have "staying power" and is already widespread enough to survive.
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Their quarterbacks had the staying power of a drummer for Spinal Tap, their acquisitions nearly always seemed to fail and their castoffs too often found success elsewhere.
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The app was downloaded more than five million times in the last few months, but it hasn't yet shown the kind of staying power that Instagram did.
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Mr. Domino's performances in the 1990s and early 2000s at the House of Blues were highly anticipated and well-received, a testament to his enormous staying power.
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While Organizing for Action may play a role in bolstering Democratic turnout machinery in 2018, the elections are also an important test of the group's staying power.
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"We believe the market underappreciates the staying power of Oracle's technology stack and upside opportunities in the cloud," analyst Brad Zelnick wrote in a note to clients.
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And if anyone at this stage has the staying power to keep hitting the corners on clay for several hours under pressure, one suspects it is Wawrinka.
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Yet as the fourth presidential debate arrives, the previous contests offer proof of how challenging it is to translate biting quips into staying power in the polls.
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Its long history with such forces, including those stationed on the Golan Heights, has taught it that these supervisors have no staying power when things get tough.
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Nancy Pelosi has shown no signs of leaving the speakership, and her staying power as a prodigious fundraiser and adept navigator of Capitol Hill politics is unmatched.
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The tweet's real staying power was that it was one of the first incidents to prove that quick reactions from brands could break through into real life.
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Recouping those costs will be enormously challenging, and Cruise is trying to address that by building a car with more staying power than most personally owned vehicles.
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In a new interview with Barron's, Niccol said he sees the plant-based foods movement as a "real trend," but questions whether certain products have staying power.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday that research houses on Wall Street underestimated the staying power of the stock market's 2019 advance and they're being forced to scramble.
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Pacquet believes HQ has real staying power, unlike once-popular apps such as Angry Birds or Vine, both of which became cultural phenomena before fading into obscurity.
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None have had staying power, however, with only Swiss Simona de Silvestro completing a season in 2015/16 for the U.S. Andretti team and scoring four points.
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Whether you want volume, length, curl, or all three, when looking for the perfect mascara, you'll need one that doesn't run or clump and has staying power.
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In just over a month, the Women's March has also managed to turn itself into an organization with a big email list and big potential staying power.
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In a testament to her staying power, though, a quick glance at today's independent and pop charts show how the singer has inspired and influenced musicians since.
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Scott Stewart, vice president of tactical analysis at Stratfor, is among the experts who say ISIS may not have as much staying power because of its rigid ideology.
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Paul Krugman If prediction markets (and most hardheaded analysis) are to be believed, Hillary Clinton, having demonstrated her staying power, is the overwhelming favorite for the Democratic nomination.
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In its current iteration, the formula is pretty fantastic: It lays down major pigment without drying lips, and — like many of Von D's products — packs major staying power.
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Donny, 60, and Marie, 58, have both been at this for five decades, they say they are still attracting younger fans because their cultural staying power is generational.
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Griffin's goal is a reversal from Davis, convincing him the Pelicans are ready to build a winner with staying power around Davis and presumptive No. 1 pick Williamson.
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There's the infusion of hyaluronic-acid spheres, avocado oil, and vitamin E to keep your lips hydrated; the staying power of a stain; AND a stealthy plumping effect.
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Although she never quite broke the barrier of an "Anglo" market from a fiscal standpoint, Chacón did manage to develop some staying power outside of Latin American audiences.
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His success could be considered comet-like, because of how fast he's made a name for himself, but his designs speak to a slow-burning staying power, too.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer voiced concern about the staying power of the stock market's bounce Tuesday following President Donald Trump's latest tweetstorm on China trade and Monday's sharp decline.
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Fey, who wrote the original screenplay for the 2004 film, said the idea for a musical came after she realized just how much staying power the movie had.
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But if it wants to have staying power, it will need to show its usefulness and prove it can keep the trolls at bay with its AI technology.
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A big part of the trampoline's staying power is due to the 200-plus locations of Sky Zone Trampoline Parks that bring aerial action to the masses, tbh.
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Ferrer is 20053, and with his No. 8 seeding, he is perhaps even more a reflection of the staying power of the modern men's tennis player than Hewitt.
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The Q&A app has so far proved to have more staying power than other viral hits, spending nearly two months at the top of the App Store.
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Everything feels ever so slightly too slow, ever so slightly just not right, and it's that inherent and intentional wonkiness that gives it such charm and staying power.
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It's not been an easy task: most are nationalists, so by definition not natural bedfellows with each other, but Bannon's corralling has upped their clout, and staying power.
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Lana del Rey is one of those artists that you think will be a flash in the pan but then it turns out she has ridiculous staying power.
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The last riddim—or production available for multiple dancehall artists to record on and have any real staying power in the city was the "Summertime riddim" of 2010.
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Solidify staying power: On the heels of Putin's third inauguration as President, we are tracking a Russian constitutional amendment that would allow him to run again in 2024.
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The staying power of the Green New Deal, and its impact on our future, will be determined by what happens next as it is given substance and form.
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Svitolina has hired Justine Henin as a coaching consultant this season — one more reminder of the Williamses' staying power in a sport that can grind down its champions.
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A second Democratic senator said that while Biden has had a good campaign rollout and maintained strong poll numbers, there are doubts about whether he has staying power.
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A 100 year bond at 7.9 percent clearly raises some eyebrows, but I think many are expecting that (President Mauricio) Macri's policy changes will have some staying power.
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Republican presidential hopeful John Kasich on Thursday emphasized the staying power of his campaign, painting a path to the nomination that extends past this weekend's South Carolina primary.
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I try to tell players like Harold who really have the talent for staying power to look at the big picture, to remember there's a long road ahead.
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They see the change as a recognition of Trump's staying power in the race and how damaging it would be for Democrats if he won the White House.
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The ensuing 24-day battle for Hue, an agonizing engagement that American forces would also tactically win, drove home the strength of the enemy's determination and staying power.
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This is the problem with Jason Wu's work, which is accomplished, full of pieces that are easy to wear but, as a whole, lack identity and staying power.
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But these tears came as he held the trophy and received an extended ovation from the crowd that felt more like an extended recognition of his staying power.
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After the fiasco that was Iowa, whoever goes on to win New Hampshire will show the country who has staying power and could begin to sway voting trends.
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Their collective staying power explains why no active player in his 21990s has won a major singles title, which is unprecedented in the Open era or any era.
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Biden's staying power, Buttigieg's impressive leap from nowhere into the top tier and Klobuchar's growing momentum in Iowa are all signs that mainstream Democrats are finding their voice.
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Like Hershey, aXiomatic Gaming CEO Bruce Stein points to the game's audience growth over the years as an indicator of the game's staying power and its investment potential.
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With the rapper on board, the "Cruise" remix surged all the way up to the top five on the charts, where it proved its long-term staying power.
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The founders join us to discuss how their companies are building brands with staying power, and the opportunities that exist for other startups in the region and beyond.
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Patrick has the support of donors with ties to Wall Street, many of whom have doubts about former Vice President Joe Biden's staying power and worry about Sen.
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"Nothing about this tax bill is going to have that kind of staying power given the frantic and massive news cycle of events swirling around us," Dagnes said.
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"I think he has the staying power and the vision to win not just the nomination, but most importantly, you have got to win the election," he said.
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He said Apple Pay is "a superior point-of-sale mobile payment solution and, with the dawn of availability in online channels, a legitimate threat to PayPal's staying power."
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The campaign said it raised $2.7 million in the days after the caucuses, the type of influx that, if sustained, could give him staying power in the 2020 primary.
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CONCORD, N.H. — Amy Klobuchar zoomed into the top tier of the Democratic presidential race Tuesday night, but she's about to encounter the first real test of her staying power.
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For Apex Legends, the surge in new player signings is a bet that the game — and the genre as a whole — will have staying power in the competitive scene.
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Another reason SpongeBob memes have proved to have such massive cultural staying power is that they don't need a lot of tweaking to apply to just about any situation.
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The surprising premise of dating single gay dads helped it cut through, but it was the sincere writing and positive representation of gay men that gave it staying power.
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Along with the staying power of the movement, Packnett said, comes those wishing it would simply fade away, allowing them to remain comfortable and unchallenged with their privilege intact.
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But nobody knows exactly how to gauge the strength of this explosion of grassroots activism, or its staying power as a political force, or even what "it" exactly wants.
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But even over the past month, all of those companies except Alphabet have grown their stock price, showing investors are still largely confident in the tech industry's staying power.
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But the staying power of that scene is due to its unabashed look at a topic that manages to be intriguing, taboo, and incredibly controversial: the faked female orgasm.
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If one thing's for sure, the versatility and practicality (a warm head is a major key when the temps drop) of this topper gives it some major staying power.
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The bottom line: There's no denying that outrage and opinion is a main driver of social media likes and shares, so it's not surprising that Mueller has staying power.
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Their bread has much more staying power and can fit most ingredients, as opposed to some stuff that's not going to work in the New Orleans-style French bread.
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Second quarter results were helped by higher-than-expected sales of rheumatoid arthritis drug Xeljanz at $463 million, and by the staying power of its former top-seller Lipitor.
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As the researchers explain, this technique would greatly reduce the amount of space needed for data storage, and would provide a staying power that current digital storage systems lack.
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And, like virtually every other commentator, he failed to forecast Trump's staying power, predicting after the front-runner's loss in Iowa that he would not win a single primary.
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Surging printing costs and a hunch that net surfing would have cultural staying power pushed David Cole to decide that he'd better secure a web address for his business.
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Apart from an explosive sixth round, with both trading some stinging blows, neither looked likely to buckle with Parker showing more staying power than any of Joshua's previous opponents.
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But Smith's staying power is drawn from his valuable ability to mix personal anecdotes with live analysis in a way that transports viewers into the world's most enjoyable classroom.
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A recent Business Insider article named it the best long-wearing concealer at $30, calling it "a highly effective under eye concealer with impressive results and serious staying power."
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While he believed in its staying power, he said that derivatives and other speculative vehicles only make it harder to pin a precise value on a given digital currency.
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There have been many happiness songs before and since (Pharrell, the Partridge Family), but McFerrin's Grammy-winning tune has had the longest staying power, because it's simple and directive.
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In total it lost only 15 percent of its opening-week sales — a sign of staying power when big albums can drop 80 percent or more in Week 2.
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"While we pay attention to words that go viral or that are bandied about on social media, we only enter terms that we believe have staying power," explains Brewster.
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Even as Mr. Trump showed the first signs of fatigue at summit meetings during the final two days, he made sure other leaders took note of his staying power.
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In terms of staying power, the current bull market has some advantages over past sprees, when a surging stock market fused financial speculation into the fabric of American life.
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Netflix is trying to hedge against those losses by investing billions of dollars in original content, but it's tough to predict how much staying power that content will have.
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The entire country will rejoice if another internet company can show that you don't have to be in the Bay Area to become an industry giant with staying power.
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Most of all, I wondered whether the new L Word characters, members of "generation Q," would be able to attain anything like the cultural staying power of their predecessors.
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Even if people aren't as excited about whiskey stones as they might have been 10 years ago, the stones might just have the staying power to outlast us all.
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"Words can come and go in a language, but those that show staying power and increasing use need to be recorded and described," reads a statement from Merriam-Webster.
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"It's unclear whether the spike in respect for police will have staying power or if it reflects mostly a reaction to the retaliatory killings against police officers," he wrote.
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Because it comes in a pencil format, you can use it as a liner underneath another lipstick for increased staying power, or layer it on and wear it alone.
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Whenever the culture of Africans was agreeable to the white powers that be or was parallel to already accepted custom or tradition, it had staying power—especially in food.
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Snapchat has pushed more aggressively into messages with staying power to keep people using its app and there are a lot of ways a Snapchat message can be saved.
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By swatching it on my wrist, I also got a sense of its staying power — the pencil left a stain when I tried to remove the swatch with a tissue.
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Vis said the funding would also raise its profile and bolster its balance sheet, both of which will reassure high-value potential customers such as banks of its staying power.
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That's why Iron Man's sacrificial Gauntlet snap in Endgame doesn't feel as easy as Arya's Night King kill, and why it could have more staying power in the cultural moment.
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The highly political comedy/horror — which explores the dark underbelly of a wealthy, white, ostensibly liberal community when a black man comes to visit — has proven it's got staying power.
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Crew seems to have found a strong foothold among enterprises in terms of its usefulness, not just use, which is one sign of how it might have more staying power.
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Read More Cramer: Disney vs Macy's—the one with staying power It wasn't very long ago that Cramer remembers that investors wouldn't dare touch a company that carried Disney merchandise.
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The entrepreneur has enjoyed a staying power in the primary race that has seen him already qualify for the November debate and outlast several governors, senators and other establishment candidates.
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And Fortnite is leading the pack by illustrating just how to make this combination of genre elements, business model innovations, and raw fun factor have influential, industry-changing staying power.
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The designer was approached by the online course to talk everything from fashion to business, and how to harness your own staying power in an industry that's constantly disrupting itself.
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Songs like the swaggering earworms "Sucksess" and "Real Love (Yeah)" paired perfectly with melancholic ballads like "Lovers Lie" but also had undeniable staying power thanks to Rault's charismatic vocal delivery.
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That's the case with the S&P, Maley said, adding that he would like to see the index run to the 3,030 level for confirmation of the rally's staying power.
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Stocks have been flat for 21989 months, but some market participants see potential upside in the second half despite many reasons to doubt the staying power of this weeks' gains.
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"We attribute our staying power and ability to reinvent ourselves to our innovation culture and openness to new ideas," said Jeff Hochstadt, chief strategy and development officer for Western Union.
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The film has been a critical and commercial success, taking in $54 million at the box office after four weeks in theaters and surprising pundits with its tremendous staying power.
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Maduro's staying power, and the continuing loyalty of military leaders, seems likely to be a direct function of the regime's ability to maintain funding for government operations, the analysts noted.
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It could be that the years of rapid growth are now behind it, and the company needs to focus on what gives its service such staying power: its original content.
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That didn't stop ESPN from layering it on top of all of its MLB broadcasts last season — only time will tell if the "Virtual 3" has the same staying power.
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"That is why today's rally has more staying power, as opposed to the phony intra-day rally we had yesterday based on a false carry over from Europe," Cramer said.
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"The vice president is well aware that the U.S. needs to do more in the wake of walking away from the TPP to message U.S. economic staying power," Sumpter explained.
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The Catch-22 of stability, ceasefires, and the Assad question in Syria is that the more peace and quiet that prevail, the more legitimacy and staying power Assad may acquire.
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A successful IPO could catapult the company to many times that figure, establishing Snapchat once and for all as a product with staying power and influence for years to come.
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As much as we'd prefer to follow a saying that goes something like, "Get married whenever the heck you feel like it," this old wives' tale has real staying power.
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But what could really be fun in the short term are the clashes between generations, with the new wave taking on an old guard that is showing unprecedented staying power.
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Trump two days ago sent stocks tumbling with a tweet warning Beijing that he is a "Tariff Man," a message that raised doubts about the staying power of the truce.
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Wall Street has grown enamored with the technology even as some prominent bankers downplay the staying power of bitcoin, the price of which as soared to over $11,000 this year.
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Without changing that reality, any path to rescue is likely to have little staying power, since the next round of ever-advancing technology will come and sink that lifeboat, too.
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But it's incredibly bleak to think about how much staying power the archetype of Husband as Primary Breadwinner still has, and how much unnecessary pressure that expectation puts on couples.
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Taylor Schreiner, director of Adobe Digital Insights, said in a statement that Cyber Monday still has "great staying power" despite the increasing interest in the other days of Thanksgiving weekend.
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Stripes in particular tend to get a lot of wear, and if we needed even more convincing of their staying power, Emma Roberts offers a case study in two outfits.
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But the off-the-shoulder style has staying power: Partly because it's so easy to wear, partly because it's universally flattering, and partly because, well, it looks so damn good.
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This is why some longtime market observers are reserving a full endorsement of this rally's staying power, or its chances to continue its run toward the January highs right away.
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"Trump's electoral strength — and his staying power — have been buoyed, above all, by Americans with authoritarian inclinations," wrote Matthew MacWilliams, a political consultant who surveyed voters during the 2016 election.
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After winning the first season of "American Idol" in 503 when it was just an untested reality-singing curiosity, she became one of the show's few discoveries with staying power.
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Some veterans of Democratic presidential campaigns see echoes of 2016 in the way the story had staying power in the conservative media ecosystem and then gradually reemerged into the mainstream.
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Yet the current cycle is drastically testing this staying power, say pastors, preservationists and city officials, even as the chance to develop church property is also presenting opportunities for reinvention.
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While it's possible for a money-losing company to string together a few quarters "where it looks like everything's finally coming together," Tesla has proven its staying power, he argued.
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RELATED: Iran protests spur tensions between Trump admin and Europe Ultimately, Tillerson's staying power will depend on his relationship with Trump, which he freely admits is a work in progress.
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Investors said the strong start for the S7 suggests Samsung has staying power in the smartphone business, though there's no guarantee of a return to the years of record profits.
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"The German economy is proving its staying power, the upswing continues," Bankhaus Lampe economist Alexander Krueger said, adding that the European Central Bank's low interest rates were boosting the economy.
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Members of Congress largely appear to be giving more careful consideration to endorsements this time around, unlike in 2016 when lawmakers flocked to Clinton and largely underestimated Sanders' staying power.
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Many in the staff didn't have the stomach for it, and without the proper level of legal defense, there was little hope — adding it all up — of having staying power.
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The color has such great staying power that if I only apply once in the morning, I'll still see the color when I go to remove my makeup at night.
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One of the quirks of Warhol's career is that the artist who invented the concept of "15 minutes of fame" has had a staying power few of his peers can match.
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And so political art that matters — that has staying power — gets people in the door with great stories, then critiques regimes or shifts people's thinking almost without them realizing it's happening.
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Technology to empower existing infrastructure (in-person agents) While strong secular trends suggest the disintermediation of the in-person agent over time, new software solutions may help some maintain staying power.
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Yet, after all that culture-changing work with decades of staying power, these individuals are now losing the money owed to them, and it's all thanks to one man's horrifying behavior.
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Why it matters: Any successful U.S. strategy to establish guardrails for China's rise will rely heavily on U.S. allies, who are making their own calculations about American staying power and resolve.
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As scooter-share companies jostle for dominance, weaker players will inevitably fold or be acquired, but it's too early to say whether the concept as a whole will have staying power.
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But it was the Kenyan who had the superior staying power as she drove through the line for a brilliant win to follow her 2016 triumph at the Olympics in Rio.
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The staying power of shoulder bags and oversized satchels had me convinced I needed those three semi-full bottles of Advil, a laptop, and gym shoes on me at all times.
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Let's just say Stripperella, the character he created in the early 2000s with the actress and model Pamela Anderson, seems unlikely to have the staying power of, say, the Black Widow.
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And yet, with issues like the disaster in Puerto Rico, escalating tensions with North Korea, and a major cultural moment in the NFL, the Price fiasco has shown remarkable staying power.
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You're the type of person who's 100 percent confident Tiger Woods will win two majors in the next eight months and convinced that fanny packs are a trend with staying power.
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The news that, after 106 years, Captain Scott's fruitcake was found by the Antarctic Heritage Trust and "smelled edible", raises the question: are there other foods that have similar staying power?
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The Jonas Brothers really tested their brotherly bond and the staying power of the band during a game of "Spill Your Guts" on The Late Show with James Corden on Tuesday.
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Yet as Mr. Obama's time in office comes to an end, Asian nations are deeply skeptical about how much they can rely on Washington's commitment and staying power in the region.
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While past efforts by Chinese authorities to curb riskier forms of financing and speculation have often faded over time, analysts believe the latest round of measures will have more staying power.
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Maybe if Grumpy Cat had lived to be over 41 years old and emulate the cultural staying-power that Garfield has, we would have seen an alternative Grumpy Cat culture emerge.
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Foreign counterparts may take a wait-and-see approach before diving into negotiations with you on long-term agreements and policy initiatives that may not have staying power after your administration.
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If you are working in a trade ministry in Brussels, Tokyo or Ottawa, how much confidence would you have that any deal you strike with American negotiators will have staying power?
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The mattress company's rise illustrates the current staying power of digital direct-to-consumer brands, but this year Casper also tested the limits of retail by selling the unthinkable: sleep itself.
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Many cats have had moments of mini-fame on the internet, but few, if any, have had the reach and staying power of Grumpy Cat, whose actual name was Tardar Sauce.
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Corporate venture business strategies that work Bill Taranto, president at Merck Global Health Innovation Fund, lays out four business strategies that he says have ensured the firm's scale and staying power.
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The breakdown of talks to form a coalition government raised fresh doubts about the staying power of Chancellor Angela Merkel, perhaps the West's most ardent defender of democratic values and freedoms.
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The sisters' Grand Slam title tally grew lopsided for Serena — 23-7 — but their combined number of appearances in major draws, 149, is a staggering sum, a tribute to staying power.
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But the $24.9 million that Mr. Buttigieg collected — nearly $5.33 million of which came from small donors who gave less than $200 — firmly established his financial staying power in the race.
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Several campaigns question whether Buttigieg really has staying power in those early state polls and are waiting to see whether he'll fall back to earth on his own, without a push.
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The Massachusetts senator finished off pace in the first two contests of the 2020 Democratic presidential primary, raising doubts over her path to the nomination and questions about her staying power.
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Mr. Edwards called for a moment of silence, which was drowned by cheering and shouted lines from Mr. Berry's hits — exuberance that testifies to Mr. Berry's staying power in his hometown.
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"Putting our large market and financial muscle behind one or both of these firms, would make it a far more formidable competitor and eliminate concerns over … their staying power," Barr said.
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Bob Oravec, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service, described the storm as "very long-lasting" and said it was rare for a storm to have that kind of staying power.
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Cash on hand The money candidates still have in the bank at the end of the first quarter will offer a snapshot of their staying power in the long primary fight.
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Yang has enjoyed an unexpected staying power in the 2020 race, outlasting senators and governors who entered the race with higher name recognition than the outsider entrepreneur and have since withdrawn.
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Connecting his hockey commentary with Canadian nationalism is a reason for his staying power, said Julie Stevens, associate professor in the sport management department of Brock University in St. Catharines, Ontario.
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A testament to the staying power of the meme, a number of "GROPE" posters surfaced in the style of the original in the wake of Donald Trump's infamous Access Hollywood video.
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The news that, after 73 years, Captain Scott's fruitcake was found by the Antarctic Heritage Trust and "smelled edible", raises the question: are there other foods that have similar staying power?
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That the Crown League is even a concept that can have staying power is a testament to the growth of the sport over the past two decades in the city of Toronto.
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"New Boyfriend" (2018) is a comic take on the messy thoughts that arise when a boy lover's staying power earns him that official title and a special neurotic spot in your brain.
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It just didn't have the staying power that I'm looking for, so I'm excited to try the rest of them, and hopefully they can stand the test of time, unlike this one.
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The fact that these flies share a common ancestor that lived 40 million years ago suggests that these newly identified genes have some impressive staying power and encode lncRNAs important to survival.
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The console originally launched in 2006 is far from powerful, but its popularity with an unconventional crowd is bringing it staying power that its successor the Wii U apparently did not have.
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Indeed, the Kremlin has consistently demonstrated very long term thinking in its propaganda efforts, coupled with considerable staying power around its online activity — aimed at building plausibility for its disinformation cyber agents.
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Click through to discover our favourite picks — from a moisturizing, colour-rich lipstick to a gentle mascara with serious staying power — that were quick to prove what natural makeup can really do.
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Other social apps, like Ello and Peach and Sarahah, have been able to briefly capitalize on Internet virality, but ultimately lacked the staying power to become viable alternatives to Facebook and Instagram.
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But where other games have petered off and seen their user numbers fall as the gaming market has gotten crowded with competition, Words With Friends has shown remarkable staying power — and growth.
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China has begun to doubt "the staying power of the US and whether or not the US can really make a difference" in its slow-moving domination of the waters, Glaser said.
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The stock has skyrocketed nearly 170% so far this year as it has proved its staying power among Gen Z users and introduced new products like games that have caught advertisers' eyes.
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The results here will send a powerful signal about who in the GOP field has staying power, as well as the momentum to take on billionaire businessman Donald Trump and Texas Sen.
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Mostly though, he doubts the ability of one individual, whether their name is Trump, Clinton or Obama, to have any kind of long-term staying power above deeper economic and cultural forces.
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Men seem to be much more inclined to invest in a single quality piece rather than buying multiple, more novel ones that have less staying power in terms of style and quality.
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"Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle" has shown remarkable staying power, declining only 28% this weekend and lifting its 33-day North American total to $317 million — the 61st highest of all time.
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Reversing the withdrawal of U.S. forces from Syria would be a good place to start, since that decision — long before the government shutdown — already had raised serious questions about Trump's staying power.
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Democratic presidential hopefuls outside the top-tier contenders will face a high-stakes test of their political staying power when they take the stage this week for the first round of debates.
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Doncic is going to win the race, but Young overcame his own worrisome launch to make it a competition — and a rivalry that should have staying power — with his second-half surge.
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Kenin said she admired not just Williams's game but also her staying power, and on Saturday, she will get to experience Williams at Roland Garros from the other side of the net.
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"Madeline has never had the concept that she can't achieve anything," her mother said in an interview, adding that after four seasons modeling in New York, she had shown her staying power.
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On the other hand, Benchmark might not want to battle with SoftBank if it thinks it has staying power or it's concerned (suddenly) that it allowed Neumann to amass too much control.
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In a divisive political climate, some argue that the tea party movement has staying power as more people grow anxious that traditional American values are being replaced by more socially liberal ideals.
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It's only when The Wall Street Journal resurrected the story in January 28503 that the story suddenly gained staying power because of desperate attempts by Trump and his lawyers to silence Daniels.
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For centuries, books and reading have served as visual motifs in every artistic genre, from portraits of courtly elites to still lifes, illustrating the incredible staying power of painting a printed text.
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I think it sort of helped explain the staying power he had—from episodes he had where everyone assumed he was going to fall apart, and he was able to hold on.
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It's part of the reason why the idea of an all-knowing social network has such staying power even when aspects of Facebook's reachâ€"like the microphone theory Lama favorsâ€"have been debunked.
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A lot of people missed it: Another Bitcoin journalist is on the record as saying he didn't initially expect digital currency to have any more staying power than the fad for pet rocks.
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If you have a phone that already starts slower than a flagship out of the gate, it could be a risk that it won't have the staying power of a more expensive phone.
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One of the best analysts on Wall Street told clients to buy Western Digital because the shares have an extremely cheap valuation and investors are underestimating the staying power of hard-disk drives.
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The data looks at user actions on the site like new hire staying power, job applications, engagement and company reach — which it says indicates the most wanted and sought after companies by professionals.
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Then, there are the specifics: Google identified a set of trends it calls "rising stars," which have seen a spike in interest over the past few months but might not have staying power.
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All were positioned as genre-film icons of some sort, yet while many of these movies were fun, none of these franchise anchors had the kind of impact or staying power as Ripley.
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That's something Zeynep Tufekci raised in her 2017 book Twitter and Tear Gas: that the bonds in these online social movements aren't as durable, and that this limits their success and staying power.
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It's the dawn of 2017 and we already have a hashtag that is so profoundly important and adorable that I am predicting now that it has enough staying power to last all year.
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"Giant," a short VR film set in an active war zone and shot with DepthKit, was shown at the festival just this year, confirming interest in the medium and cementing its staying power.
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Big-name tech companies aside, Cramer said that the stocks with the most staying power for the rest of 2017 could actually be longtime growth names that seem to be making a comeback.
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"In a market starved for good short-selling ideas, here at last was one with real staying power, and it would take you right through April and May," the "Mad Money " host said.
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It's one of my favorite films of the year so far, and it deepens a little bit every time I think about it, which is always a good sign of its staying power.
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A word about Mr. King's staying power: This is his best book since the vastly ambitious "Under the Dome" (2009), and it's part of a newly incisive, reality-based part of his career.
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The iPhone staying power gives the company time to get its HomePod business humming while the industry awaits AR and VR to kick in the next three to five years to provide growth.
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Fundamentally, the aim of an effective IADS is to combine the many different strengths of multiple systems into an umbrella of layered and redundant defenses with considerable staying power even under sustained attack.
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For Trump, New Hampshire showed he has staying power and can take a punch after losing last week to U.S. Senator Ted Cruz of Texas in the first nominating contest, the Iowa caucuses.
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In fact, the inability to skip ads makes these cloud DVRs less compelling alternatives to those offered by traditional cable TV operators, and could ultimately spell trouble for streaming TV services' staying power.
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Apps were ranked based on a mishmash of their historical relevance and staying power, ease of use, speed, security, and, most of all, the other humans you are likely to encounter using them.
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If we begin to consider their staying power with seriousness rather than surprise — a surprise not shared by black women — perhaps we can more effectively prepare to counter this strand of American politics.
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Given Merck Global Health Innovation Fund's (Merck GHIF) track record, I'm often asked as a long-time successful CVC investor to describe the business strategies used to ensure our scale and staying power.
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But officials have said Mr. Trump would recognize winning in Afghanistan when he saw it, and that in turn would determine the extent of the United States commitment and staying power in Afghanistan.
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Pete Buttigieg is making a pitch to Latino voters as he tries for a strong showing at Nevada's caucuses on Saturday to prove he has staying power as a Democratic candidate for president.
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This particular bull market, which is nearing its ninth anniversary, has featured low participation from retail investors, and thus could have more staying power as the mom and pop crowd gets more optimistic.
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But what gives the trilogy its staying power is realizing that Lyra is battling against powers that want to teach her to hate her body and deny an essential part of her soul.
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Between (now debunked) stigmas about its staying power and the fact that we're persistent creatures of habit, opening our eyes to options other than our tried-and-true faves often feels anything but natural.
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Over the past 203 years, she has achieved a difficult feat: She's not only had staying power, but she's managed to leverage her celebrity into several additional businesses, from clothing lines to TV shows.
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The truth is, there is likely not a simple solution to the problem of racist rhetoric, in no small part because the staying power of white nationalist worldviews is not attributable to speech alone.
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The figures studied by Stern influenced key figures in contemporary white nationalism, a fact which should lead us to ask why their ideas continue to have such staying power more than a century later.
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Picking a surprise team in the AL Central has been something of a game for baseball writers the past couple years, given the staying power of the Detroit Tigers and the Kansas City Royals.
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Trump has continued to regularly phone aides and allies in the early morning hours to quiz them about Biden -- and ask whether he poses a threat to his staying power in the White House.
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Over the years, "Angels" has retained just as much staying power as Robbie himself, and you have it to thank for every pissed-up singalong you've ever led outside a closed club at 3AM.
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Oddly enough, lack of success has tended to be rewarded with more staying power than success, and many (myself included) expected Fisher to be rewarded with job security for sticking with a losing team.
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If it all still sounds trivial — these are just toys and virtual goods, after all — it's important to keep in mind the staying power of Zelda, one of gaming's oldest and most beloved franchises.
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While none of these shows had the staying power, or narrative ingenuity, of Scandal, they did open the door for more shows featuring story-pushing women like Berry's Molly Woods and Beharie's Abbie Mills.
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This time, this year, he was the one with the staying power, and the manner of his victory on Tuesday is only going to encourage Nadal's future opponents to take more risks under pressure.
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"Putting our large market and financial muscle behind one or both of these firms would make it a more formidable competitor and eliminate concerns over its staying power," Barr, a former Verizon lawyer, said.
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WAPNER: THE FACT THAT YOU SAY THIS HAS A LOT OF STAYING POWER, THAT IT'S JUST GETTING STARTED, YET THE FED AND OTHERS ARE TAKING DOWN THEIR OWN PROJECTIONS AS EARLY AS NEXT YEAR.
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But what's most curious about the song's staying power is that, until now, no one has dug into the backstory of how it was made and what happened to the kids who made it.
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"You'll get more of a sense of how many candidates have the staying power, really, when they get into the fall of this year," said Florida congresswoman and former DNC chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz.
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The cat-and-mouse tension between Light and L is the driving force of Death Note's cultural staying power, and we'll be there to see it play out in all its bloody, doomed glory.
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Perhaps what is more important for Harris' future is that she is in a better polling position than she was prior to the first set of debates, and it may have some staying power.
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This media game is damn near impossible to win, and it takes a precise combination of ego, nostalgia, and money to bring an idea to the fore that has any kind of staying power.
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Pandora's revenue saw a 29% year-over-year increase despite heavy competition, which bodes well for its staying power, though that would be 19% without the $403 million in revenue brought in from Ticketfly.
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The jury is still out over how much staying power they have, but with over 2,000 photos with the hashtag, #manbraids, along with countless YouTube tutorial videos, we're betting that it's only getting bigger.
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If Rise of Iron can do the same with the human heroes and ancient technology that give the expansion its name, it'll have the staying power needed to carry Destiny into 2017 and beyond.
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Simply put, Fox has simply performed much better in that kind of regular scenario than CNN over the years, but perhaps the latter will enjoy some staying power with new/converted viewers sticking around.
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For now, researchers say more work is needed to fine tune the stripe pattern and devise a way to apply stripes with three or four months of staying power to large numbers of cows.
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The ambush occurred amid news that ISIS self-declared capital in Raqqa, Syria was on the verge of collapse meaning Trump may have been inclined not highlight an attack showing ISIS's staying power abroad.
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Cinematic universes weren't really a thing back then, and as good as Iron Man was, there was no reason to assume that this particular series would have the staying power to make that happen.
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We've already run a couple of pieces on all the music you might've missed over the holiday period, the staying power UK afrobeats/afroswing deserves, and how collaboration took on new textures last year.
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And while we're sure its stars are still thrilled that their hit show has had such incredible staying power over the years, at least one person is a little over answering the "reunion" question.
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Yet her staying power against the 23-times Grand Slam singles champion, who has amassed nearly $89 million in prize money, gave the fans on Centre Court a contest they could not have expected.
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It's not often that a new smartphone OS feature can forcibly declare its presence and prove its usefulness repeatedly each day, but the staying power of the new Always-on Display is surprisingly meaningful.
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Much is being made of the women in positions of authority in the West Wing and how they've had the staying power that has seemed to elude many of the men in Trump's orbit.
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Wiliams, ranked 55th, has lost a step but not her love of the battle, and though Gauff leads the head-to-head by 2-0, that is also a virtue of Williams's staying power.
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Dones said that the Dust Accelerator Laboratory at the University of Colorado, Boulder, may be able to replicate this impact process and give us a better idea of the staying power of the pollutants.
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BL: Your staying power is nothing short of amazing in many ways because since that first plane, since the first crew, cockpit and cabin crews, I mean the airline industry has just completely blossomed.
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Yet a handful of the 3,000 or so apps I have tested over the years have true staying power, changing over time but remaining either fabulously useful, well designed or the best in class.
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But while the staying power of "Aquaman" at the top spot points to the film's continued success, it also points to the fact that there simply isn't much competition during Hollywood's post-holiday exhale.
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At the same time, some of the most successful areas — New York, Washington, D.C., Los Angeles — have had incredible staying power in the past several decades as they attract jobs and high-skilled workers.
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Though image control is certainly essential for stars, it's not pandering to fans—or constantly seeking new revenue streams, with or without these kinds of technology—that give stars their staying power these days.
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The track itself is characterised by icy synths and witty bars, as both Skepta and D Double E prove why they've both managed to have such staying power, with easy flows and unique personalities.
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Even after five years, it's too early to say if the Model S will have the staying power of a design like the Porsche 911, a classic which has never really felt out of date.
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"Really being able to build a coalition that is broad and diverse and has resources, has staying power, and is spread out across the country is very, very useful," Congressional Progressive Caucus (CPC) cochair Rep.
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While some might say that Greek yogurt is, you know, "clinging to relevancy" or overrated, the truth is that the tangy food has some serious staying power, especially when it comes to the health benefits.
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In doing so, we've gotten a much more complete picture of how Gilead came to be and why it has any staying power at all — and "The Bridge" is a powerful example of its cost.
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Naysayers have been eager to question the scalability and staying power of on-demand meal solutions like Munchery, or to lambast meal replacements like Soylent as the worst thing to happen to dining since Spam.
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Sure, there are some detractors, but the vast majority are obsessed with the waterproof formula's opacity, staying power, and ease, and as a liquid liner connoisseur myself, those are exactly the qualities I look for.
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On the show's staying power Ward: I'll see a family come up (at a personal appearance), and when they get in front of me, the parents become like children again, talking to me like kids.
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Researchers looked into the staying power of the drug as eight states and Washington, D.C. have passed laws allowing for recreational use of marijuana, and 30 states allow it in some form for medicinal use.
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"While Nordstrom is still subject to the significant macro headwinds, we do believe the concept has more 'staying power' on a longer-term basis" Piper Jaffray research analyst Erinn Murphy wrote in a note Tuesday.
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Because Kinsey and his team were the first to get granular over penis size, and the first to be famous for conducting such titillating research, these figures enjoyed incredible staying power over the subsequent decades.
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They said negative stories -- in this case, the old stories about the surgical error and a coverup -- tend to be passed around on social media, giving them even more staying power through search engine optimization.
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His opponents, domestic and international, have time and again underestimated not just Mr. Assad's readiness to use violence to preserve his authority, but also the staying power of his inner circle and core loyalist forces.
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Zverev is already ranked No. 4, but for now he is still developing the staying power required for best-of-five-set tennis and has yet to advance past the fourth round in a major.
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From a very early stage, it was clear that Rublev, a 103-year-old with a lightweight frame, did not have the requisite consistency and staying power to keep pace with Nadal, his childhood idol.
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You'll probably need to reapply these if you plan on eating and drinking a lot while you wear them, but reviewers say they're much more pigmented than your typical balm, with far superior staying power.
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Like Gothic chapels or Chinese pagodas, Egyptian art was embraced as an exotic foil to the classical style, but unlike the Gothic or Greek Revival, it lacked a coherent rationale and had little staying power.
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The staying power of the ketogenic diet (what "keto" is short for) has simply gotta be admired; how does a diet that is largely bad for you remain something people still want to know about?
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AUSTIN, Texas — Bernie Sanders' staying power atop the 2020 field has Democratic insiders in Texas on edge: They're worried nominating the Vermont senator would kneecap their hard-fought campaign to flip the Texas state house.
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Industry analysts have struggled to explain the novel's staying power, particularly at a moment when fiction sales over all are flagging, and most blockbuster novels drop off the best-seller list after a few weeks.
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The New York Times' White House reporter Maggie Haberman predicted that, if Kavanaugh is confirmed, it's likely that Democrats' anger over the process would have more staying power than the Republicans' temporary increase in enthusiasm.
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Erdoğan's staying power and his success in the referendum appear to owe much to his ability to use conspiracy theories as a motivating force, painting repression and the search for power as defenses against sinister forces.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The older generation gave tennis's tyros a lesson in staying power on Monday as a string of golden oldies, led by the 40-year-old Ivo Karlovic, stormed into the second round at Wimbledon.
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These lived-in worlds are also attractive for another reason: viewers want to get to the end of the story, and when they succeed, these shows can have considerable staying power, running for years on end.
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Furbys (no, not 'Furbies') were everything the Post accused them of being, but their weirdness has given them cultural staying power — and sometimes they've been used for genuinely awesome projects, like a 44-Furby musical instrument.
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Over the past few years, the tousled beach-wave look has proven to be much more than a passing trend: The windswept effect is a hairstyle with staying power, well on its way to iconic status.
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When the returns came in with Cruz firmly on top and Rubio basically tied with Trump for second place, some of Trump's bubble burst and the doubts re-emerged about his staying power in the race.
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Clearly, it takes a high-quality company with substantial staying power and cash flow to generate and grow a dividend over 25 years, but what an investor also might miss out on is emerging dividend players.
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These songs may not be in any way comparable to, say, the collected work of Leonard Cohen (because that would be fucking stupid, wouldn't it?), but they do have the staying power of a footless horse.
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"This is going to be a test of staying power — an ability to lose money, an ability to ride out a failure," said Adam Jonas, a lead author of the Morgan Stanley report on the industry.
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Many of the farms in Land O'Lakes' network have been members of our co-op for generations, and I'm so proud to be a part of a company that's had staying power for nearly a century.
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As bitcoin trades at over $17,000 per coin, according to CoinDesk's price index, experts debate its staying power, with high-profile investors like Jamie Dimon and Warren Buffett calling it a "fraud " and a "mirage, " respectively.
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What is so much easier to grasp is his presence and staying power as a #brand, shilling everything from Burger King to Taco Bell to Good Burger, and more recently, from Gold Bond to Icy Hot.
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This made touring and recording difficult, but as they all made the move to Denver, they released a killer self-titled tape that has redefined the Denver doom sound with its catchiness and straightforward staying power.
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I'm not entirely convinced that I Spy has staying power beyond childhood road trip games, but it's a good looking app, and who knows — maybe there are more I Spy fans out there than I'd expect.
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Capricorns are ruled by Saturn, a planet of structure and antiquity, so choose an old establishment with staying power like a historic restaurant or bar, or somewhere with a rich history like a park or museum.
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Black artist groups and jazz musicians' collectives were a nationwide phenomenon in the 1960s, but none evinced the staying power of the A.A.C.M., which conducted programs like the A.A.C.M. School, which opened in fall of 19903.
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"The liberal international order depends on us believing that agreements like treaties [and] international organizations have long-term staying power beyond leadership change," Brett Ashley Leeds, a scholar of US alliances at Rice University, tells me.
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The sales are the latest demonstration of the film's staying power, representing a decrease in earnings of only around 10 percent from the previous weekend and perhaps reaffirming Warner's plans to move forward with a sequel.
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The large marches and the widespread defiance of the ban were symbols of the staying power of the monthslong pro-democracy movement, and a test of the local government's resolve and ability to stop its momentum.
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"The discovery proves that modern sharks have remarkable evolutionary staying power and the ability to adapt to environmental changes," said Mark Erdmann, the paper's co-author and Conservation International Vice President of Asia-Pacific marine programs.
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That is because of its universal staying power: though Ratzinger's book was published over 50 years ago, it is still considered relevant and of interest to both Christians and the non-religious, writes Church Life Journal.
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Stein, whose company owns the top team in League of Legend's North American league, says that growth and staying power have ensured a stable environment for sponsors who want to get in on the esports industry.
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He forces you to process and react to so many different outrages at such a dizzying velocity that no one of them has the staying power that it ought to or gets the scrutiny it deserves.
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And the genius, and resonance, and staying power of Lena Dunham's show rests not only on its artistic quality but on its message to its mostly liberal viewers: You do not have this alternative figured out.
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Lotion I have an armful of body lotions perched on my bathroom shelf: Everything from pricey ones that smell intoxicating but stay sticky on my skin to cheaper ones that absorb nicely but lack staying power.
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New neighborhoods are filling up with full-time residents, recent arrivals who seem to represent a vote of confidence in the staying power of an oil-based economy that also offers a paradise for hunters and anglers.
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That staying power hasn't been lost on Goldman Sachs Private Capital Investing, Insight Partners or ClalTech, which just gave Facetune's parent company, Lightricks, $23 million in Series C funding at a post-money valuation of $1 billion.
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While the early-release Battle of Hoth was exciting, over time the clunkiness of the flying missions, the simplistic weapons and skills options, and the total lack of a single-player campaign hampered the game's staying power.
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It's going to be close, and it's going to take a rally The numbers Wonder Woman is generating at this stage are a monument to its quality, staying power, and the absolute cultural necessity of female superheroes.
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Lockhart's explicit four-point wish list is unusual for a Fed official, and underscored concerns that Fed Chair Janet Yellen has also expressed about the staying power of a U.S. recovery in the face of global weakness.
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While Ronan hardly fell off the map after Atonement, earning positive reviews for her performances in City of Ember, Lovely Bones and The Grand Budapest Hotel, her Oscar nomination is a clear validation of her staying power.
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"If we as Republicans are going to lead effectively and have staying power as a governing party, we must accept that Donald Trump's election was not an affirmation of the way Republicans have conducted themselves," she said.
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"I think this move, which has allowed the stocks of US Steel and AK Steel to double, has mostly run its course, although the staying power of the speculative steel names is pretty amazing here, " Cramer said.
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Pop goddesses like Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, and Jennifer Lopez gave us some of their greatest hits, while bands like the Backstreet Boys and Destiny's Child blessed us with songs that continue to have serious staying power.
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His movie just doesn't have the same level of imagination, and it certainly doesn't have the songwriting chops (there's not a song in Mary Poppins Returnsthat has the staying power of "A Spoonful of Sugar" or "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious").
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Trump's willingness to place the deal in limbo and to go back on agreements of previous administrations is raising doubts about the staying power of the United States in international agreements and its good faith in negotiations.
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Read more: Sony movie boss Tom Rothman explains why he bet big on Quentin Tarantino's new movie and sets the record straight about a rumored deal termAnd box-office numbers show that the movie has staying power.
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"After a couple failed attempts to rebound from a bullishly developing technical setup last week, this week's move tentatively has more staying power," J.P. Morgan technical market strategist Jason Hunter said in a note to clients Thursday.
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On everything from the nuclear threat-level posed by North Korea to the staying power of ISIS, Trump's own intelligence chiefs described a world that was often in outright contradiction with the one the president has painted.
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Key ingredients: Glycerin, sodium hyaluronate Cost per mask: $2 While the mask itself lacks staying power, reviewers rated the postmask feel of this budget option from My Beauty Diary as highly as they did the Dr. Jart.
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Athletic performance Three studies done at the sport nutrition lab at the University of Memphis found that honey was just as good or better than glucose, or sugar, water in boosting the staying power of endurance athletes.
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"Putting our large market and financial muscle behind one or both of these firms would make it a more formidable competitor and eliminate concerns over its staying power," Barr said during the Justice Department's China Initiative Conference.
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Click through to discover our favorite picks — from a moisturizing, color-rich lipstick to a gentle mascara with serious staying power — that were quick to clear up any misconceptions we had about what natural makeup can really do.
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But seriously, it's impressive to see how the show's writers handle tough topics like suicide, estranged lovers, and sudden health crises with a matter-of-fact realness, which continues to enhance the show's emotional punch and staying power.
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For many Democrats, there is a real fear about Biden's staying power, especially if Senate Republicans make good on their threat to investigate Hunter Biden's role at a Ukrainian gas company now that Trump's impeachment trial is over.
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Unless A Wrinkle in Time turns out to have The Greatest Showman–style staying power (and who knows!) the chances are that it will not be a money loser or a runaway financial success, but something in between.
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Jackson's appearance seems to have made a lasting impression on Trump, reports CNN: Trump's positive impression of the military doctor had staying power, with Trump praising Jackson to donors during a fundraiser at Mar-a-Lago in February.
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The Meadows — which also promises "civic engagement with the Queens communities surrounding the event" — will be presented by Founders Entertainment, the once-scrappy promoters behind Governors Ball, that rare New York pop festival that has shown staying power.
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Either the North Koreans anticipate that they can have no confidence in American commitments reached during a negotiation, or they assume that they can breach an agreement early because the United States will have no staying power anyway.
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The sport has also produced a steady stream of truly global stars with staying power, from Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova in the WTA's early years to Maria Sharapova, who may not play much longer, and Serena Williams.
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A close ally of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and a former premier himself, Aso is known for his staying power despite his penchant for gaffes that have insulted people, including doctors, women and Alzheimer's patients, over the decades.
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True staying power requires a savvy use of memes, remixes and videos to sustain buzz — and the recent war for #1 between Billie Eilish and Lil Nas X utilized all 3, previewing the music industry of the future.
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A close ally of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and a former premier himself, Aso is known for his staying power despite his penchant for gaffes that have insulted people, including doctors, women and Alzheimer's patients, over the decades.
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The "SpongeBob mocking" meme takes a screenshot of a "SpongeBob" episode from 2012 (again, staying power) in which he is clucking like a chicken, paired with an alternating-case caption that is meant to imply a mocking tone.
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Tuesday's New Hampshire primary, the second in a state-by-state nominating contest, also will test the staying power of U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren, who finished third in Iowa, and former Vice President Joe Biden, who placed fourth.
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For a candidate who came into the race largely as a political unknown, the 274-year-old former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, has shown surprising staying power, particularly after pulling out a surprise, narrow win in Iowa.
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"You remember 220 percent of what you hear and 22017 percent of what you see," Mr. Jones said in an interview, noting that he viewed Qwest as a way to maintain jazz's staying power in the digital age.
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The 2018 election outcome demonstrated that the left has regained momentum and enthusiasm, but the interest group elite — the prime movers of the regressive distribution of income described by Drutman, Grossmann and LaPira — have demonstrated exceptional staying power.
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Anastasia Beverly Hills' Liquid Lipsticks are worth their weight in gold, beloved by editors, bloggers, and consumers alike for their opaque-in-one-swipe pigment, staying power, comfortable finish, and wide range of shades to flatter every skin tone.
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But, since we don't sleep on $1 million in cash at night, shopping has to become more of a science, deciding which pieces are worth investing in (think silhouettes and It items that have staying power) and which aren't.
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On the surface, the Netflix drama utilizes our fondness for '80s nostalgia to weave an engrossing tale reminiscent of the fantastical sci-fi and adventure movies of our youth, but the show has staying power because of its heart.
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And with the launch of the company's competitive e-sports circuit later this year, an event like the Pro-Am felt like only the beginning of an ambitious plan to transform the game's online popularity into offline staying power.
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The story of Jumanji, first told in a 1981 children's book and then in a 1995 film, has remarkable staying power for its very simple concept: What if the board game you get totally absorbed in literally absorbed you?
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It was canceled after two seasons, but a rebooted version of the show is scheduled to come out this May — with the producers doubtless hoping the meme will have enough staying power to still be around at the premiere.
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The annual survey looked at 18 different companies, smeared across 10 different criteria, ranging from strategy, to core tech development, to manufacturing capability and staying power, and a company that's over 100 years old ended up leading the list.
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A string of high-level executive departures – including company president Jeff Jones last month and top communications chief Rachel Whetstone this week – has centralized even more authority with Kalanick and raised questions about the staying power of his deputies.
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Des Moines, Iowa (CNN)Campaigns and their allied super PACs on Sunday will unveil for the first time in months how much cash they've raised, signaling how much staying power they have in the race for the White House.
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While the broader AR/VR headset markets have yet to fully cement their staying power, the quality of Lytro's latest effort shows the fruits of its core light field tech and its VR pivot are starting to be realized.
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There have been only fleeting breaches of 3,300 since 2015 — and the SSEC is getting into technically overbought territory — but analysts said a combination of robust earnings and economic reforms could give the rally more staying power this time.
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What the past few years have offered followers of dancehall is a glimpse of the enormous impact the genre has in the mainstream world of music, even though its staying power has largely been propelled by non-Jamaican artists.
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The show argues that Guston's staying power — grounded in fresh oddness, compelling authenticity, and dodgy compositions — was a direct consequence of his relationship with poetic language and form, as well as the ideas of the poets who wrote them.
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Surely, there is a small part of the commander in chief that understands his suggesting the former FBI director should be imprisoned, as he did a few days ago, will cause controversy and give Comey's story more staying power.
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Of course, it is doubtful that employment will increase by well over 200,000 each and every month (the average so far this year is around 85033,000), but the staying power of the labor market this year has been impressive.
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To have a Fader cover is to join an elite squad of people who actually mean something to our readers and to culture, and — in a lot of cases — have gone on to have real staying power in music.
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Through heavy competition, corporation and capital investment, these men built empires out of startups and Michigan, like other places, are hoping a new group of entrepreneurs can start an industry with the same staying power as the automobile industry.
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Trump is also reportedly souring on his Venezuela policy, too, after self-declared interim president Juan Guaido's latest coup attempt failed and "tough cookie" Nicholas Maduro proved his support and staying power is stronger than anyone in Washington thought.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton wants to equal Juan Manuel Fangio's five Formula One world titles but doubts he will have the staying power to try and match Michael Schumacher's record seven, even if he cannot rule it out entirely.
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For a candidate who came into the race largely as a political unknown, the 38-year-old former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, has shown surprising staying power, particularly in the early voting states of Iowa and New Hampshire.
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For a candidate who came into the race largely as a political unknown, the 2016-year-old former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, has shown surprising staying power, particularly in the early voting states of Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Tech billionaire Elon Musk himself has said "AI will make jobs kind of pointless," especially as machines become complex enough to start writing their own software, but he says businesses with a human element will have greater staying power.
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Serena keeps moving the bar higher, but the poignant part on Saturday night, was that despite all of Venus's talent and staying power and eloquence, only one Williams sister has managed to win the singles championship at Melbourne Park.
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The Obama administration feared using such tools in the post-Iran deal era would undermine the staying power of the deal, but the deal was never intended to give Iran a free pass on its non-nuclear malevolent actions.
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Passage of President Obama's request for $450 million in fiscal 2017 for an economic assistance program called Paz (Peace) Colombia would send the hemisphere, where support for Colombia's peace process is universal, an encouraging signal about American staying power.
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Parker's story fit neatly into that old American horror story of the pure and innocent white woman menaced by the sexually aggressive black man — that story that so neatly combines misogyny and racism — which imbued it with staying power.
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But even in a split decision, strategists here say that Harris could glean enough California delegates to vault herself into the top tier after the first four contests -- giving her enough staying power to outlast many other candidates in the race.
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How Much It Worked: 5/5 What It Is: Cover FX Illuminating Setting Spray How Much It Is: $31 What It Does: On top of giving your makeup serious staying power, with each spritz, this spray delivers an illuminated glow.
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