If it helped him succeed in business, then it should help him succeed in governing.
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To do this, Facebook must succeed in building out its stablecoin project and also succeed in interconnecting its Instagram, Messenger and WhatsApp messaging services.
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" If you want to succeed in the long term, Robbins suggests, ask yourself, "What's the business I'm going to have to become if I want to succeed in the future?
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Even if the lawsuits are unlikely to succeed in court, they believe, they may still succeed in the meantime in discouraging the cooperation of congressional witnesses and strengthening the president's resistance.
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Mr Xi is likely to succeed in promoting his protégés.
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Many foreign companies find it tough to succeed in India.
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Will it succeed in becoming the "Silicon Valley" of Indonesia?
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Who wants to succeed in business and fail at home?
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What can I do to succeed in a male profession?
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He has yet to succeed in overturning a major vote.
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The biggest question for investors: Can Snap succeed in hardware?
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Or will Michael succeed in offing Laurie this time around?
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There is no guarantee we will succeed in this effort.
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Viruses that succeed in ferrets are often successful in humans.
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The agreement could succeed in spite of the United States.
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I would say we didn't succeed in saying the message.
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Opinion How can we help black boys succeed in school?
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" Seibert added: "Turkey will not succeed in muffling our media.
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Tuesday's address will not succeed in changing Trump's political fortunes.
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What have past employees done to succeed in this position?
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The unknown company didn't succeed in challenging the surveillance order.
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Startups should be able to grow and succeed in France.
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Will Asvadi succeed in his quest for global pizza conquest?
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The three options featured here succeed in all these criteria.
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But to succeed in their work, they need public backing.
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Did it succeed in bringing attention to poverty in American?
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The Republicans will succeed in putting together a quality plan.
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So are the negotiations that sometimes succeed in ending them.
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She's got the right experience to succeed in this role.
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It may succeed in squelching the California initiative through intimidation.
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She's got the right experience to succeed in this role.
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But it took years for O'Leary to succeed in business.
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In any event, Birchall did not succeed in purchasing justballs.com.
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"The government wants girls to succeed in education," Martínez said.
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The move might succeed in expanding the pool of applicants.
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How does individual action succeed in the face of that?
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We can't let Trump succeed in his reckless Arctic ambitions.
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The objects succeed in imbuing their own wonder and terror.
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They have a short window to succeed in the sport.
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This ad does not succeed in making us want to buy Skittles and it also doesn't succeed in making mothers feel appreciated, so we're not exactly sure what they were hoping to achieve with it.
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It's not 100% certain we succeed in getting this to flight.
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Will Mr Kern or Mr Kurz succeed in remaking the system?
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And if we don't succeed in that, what do we have?
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And how they only succeed in spite of its ignorant leaders.
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And there's a good chance he could succeed in this plan.
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So what — besides talent — helps someone succeed in the competitive industry?
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And he's vowed opponents won't succeed in removing him from power.
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Could Peak shoot well enough to succeed in in the league?
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It's that they're figuring out how to succeed in the game.
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He almost certainly couldn't succeed in truly creating a Fortress America.
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Our prayer should be that these students succeed in schooling us.
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BLITZER: You are going out now without having succeed in that.
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The virus is spreading even as we succeed in containing it.
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In practice, governments that succeed in limiting inequality generally do both.
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Sometimes, it's a project that didn't succeed in its original context.
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Yes. Do those attacks succeed in gaining and holding new ground?
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Some, too, might succeed in shoring things up for a time.
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Will Democrats succeed in snatching defeat from the jaws of victory?
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Helping Venezuela succeed in this respect is a key Iranian interest.
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She does not need the Clinton Foundation to succeed in life.
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Maerov did succeed in rebuffing Weinstein's demands for even richer terms.
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Maybe specifically saying this American Dream didn't succeed in its goal.
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How can naïveté obstruct people's chances to succeed in their endeavors?
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It's easy to succeed in marketing by burning capital to grow.
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The United States, meanwhile, obviously didn't succeed in taking over Canada.
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Did it succeed, in other words, at spreading various racist stereotypes?
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He may not succeed in winning a majority of pledged delegates.
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Do you think you can succeed in life without excellent grades?
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This is doubly true if Republicans somehow succeed in this case.
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He left for the United States, hoping to succeed in Hollywood.
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The question is whether we will succeed in making it accessible.
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Many conservatives simply could not succeed in the new conservative counterestablishment.
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Among the many: Will Brandin Cooks succeed in the Patriots' system?
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Live streams like theirs succeed in part by exploiting user behavior.
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Maybe someday one of our leaders will succeed in claiming it.
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Any time people succeed in connecting seems like a giant victory.
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Whether those efforts will succeed in 20203 remains to be seen.
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We both need both of us to succeed in this marketplace.
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It needs bipartisanship if it is to succeed in its purpose.
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The chances are high that they will succeed in this quest.
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Ambition and talent are not enough to succeed in today's Britain.
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Few stars succeed in controlling their celebrity the way Beyoncé does.
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"But I did not succeed in figuring any of it out."
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They're not going to succeed in blocking them in the Senate.
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Should it succeed in the Senate, its fate is still uncertain.
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But to succeed in 85033, Democrats cannot rest on these laurels.
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If Amazon can succeed in the space, the opportunity is huge.
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That's what you need to do to succeed in this place.
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It's also designed to ensure clear communication, not succeed in obfuscation.
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It was always unlikely the US would succeed in that endeavor.
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Outsiders don't succeed in the NFL, at least not for long.
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Might it succeed in using that aid to speed out of poverty?
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Some experts, parents and officials blame the pressure to succeed in school.
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O) would succeed in a $22 billion bid for NXP Semiconductors (NXPI.
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The emotional drama continues to succeed in spite of its mawkish tendencies.
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All that exists is how to succeed in business without really trying.
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Ding's advice for aspiring entrepreneurs or those wishing to succeed in China?
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Now here is what you need to know to succeed in 2017.
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Wright would have found it more difficult to succeed in modern times.
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But I don't think it is likely to succeed in the end.
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The bottom line: The Trump administration undoubtedly will succeed in hurting Iran.
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But recently, we've seen specialty sites succeed in unbundling certain Craigslist features.
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In reality, students need more than a superteacher to succeed in school.
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Mr Xi might succeed in skimming some froth from a bubbly market.
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Yet China's approach is not guaranteed to succeed in the long run.
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And, as other gameplay clips show, you'll eventually succeed in that mission.
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And chances are, the smart assistant will succeed in making it there.
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Pollster YouGov's election model has predicted they could succeed in doing so.
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REGAN: So, how do you -- how do you succeed in this effort?
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Am I hopeful it will ever succeed in besting the old show?
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"He did succeed (in luring police), and he did lose," Perez said.
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He may succeed in blaming recalcitrant MPs for failing to pass Brexit.
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But they still were able to persevere and succeed in that crucible.
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PDMPs might succeed in making healthcare providers more frugal prescribers of narcotics.
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Professor LeBas said Mr. Trump was unlikely to succeed in jailing Mrs.
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In his remarks, Korkmaz credited Alptekin for helping him succeed in business.
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Some people succeed in making the money back and some people don't.
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Yeah. When I want something, I almost always succeed in getting it.
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You may succeed in defending the boys-only nature of your treehouse.
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But can democracy survive and succeed in defeating all-pervading political corruption?
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Wilmore is right; that is how you succeed in late night now.
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For example, it's unclear that Trump will succeed in altering those deals.
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Many other players have been talented enough to succeed in either job.
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But will Facebook succeed in its efforts to make VR more accessible?
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He may not be quite strong enough to succeed in the paint.
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Few succeed in translating those goals into concrete action on the ground.
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They might just succeed in bringing about a new era of censorship.
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But he might succeed in getting some of his funds this way.
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Female-directed films did succeed in the box office in 2016, however.
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Whether Mr. Macron can succeed in his plans is an open question.
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In the long run, it can help you succeed in your career.
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If elected Democrats succeed in tackling income inequality, judges may follow suit.
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But they rarely succeed in losing more weight and keeping it off.
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Yet there is no way to predict who will succeed in withdrawing.
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Even among this mostly pro-Trump audience, however, a majority said they did not think the President would succeed in increasing cooperation between Democrats and Republicans -- 53% said Trump would not succeed in that effort, 39% that he would.
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A circus of exceptional talent can succeed in spite of its irregular cast.
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Watch the video above to see if Walmart's business can succeed in Japan.
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A market that wouldn't really succeed in a public place like an arcade.
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Fighting seems to be the only thing that Archie could actually succeed in.
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Why doesn't Messenger succeed in astonishing people around the world with innovative features?
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Its very existence offers brilliant commentary that can only succeed in interactive form.
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We will succeed in having them in the form we want them in.
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Seeing young black women succeed in aquatics is what I love about mentoring.
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That's why legal experts don't think Manafort's legal gambit will succeed in court.
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The problem is that it's very hard to succeed in the airline business.
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Education is necessary for a person to be able to succeed in life.
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We don't know yet if these ladies will succeed in snagging the loot.
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If you want to succeed in business, learn not to take feedback personally.
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Now it's like, please FBI agent Dom, succeed in exposing the global conspiracy.
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Might the United Kingdom succeed in negotiating a free-trade agreement with Europe?
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I am certain that no one could ever succeed in making them handmaids.
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What is it about these diasporas that allows them to succeed in business?
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Gene Simmons, with the protections they need to succeed in the free market.
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If the Republicans succeed in retaining the House, Trump will take the credit.
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Guzmán also bribed as many officers as necessary to succeed in his business.
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I saw it as a reflection of whether I would succeed in life.
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However, it is unclear whether President Nicolas Maduro will succeed in these talks.
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Bettman dismissed concerns that an N.H.L. team cannot succeed in a desert city.
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Let's hope they succeed in passing a viable solution before it's too late.
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Wojcicki acknowledged that the company has yet to succeed in this balancing act.
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That suggests that these characteristics may help a leader succeed in Silicon Valley.
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He wants me to succeed in whatever I want to pursue in life.
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He did succeed in inspiring an industry—but not the one he wanted.
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Most workers will succeed in retraining themselves, while many others are left behind.
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If you're going to succeed in the gig economy, you need a strategy.
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Their investments hint at how the tech giants could ultimately succeed in healthcare.
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Our parents and grandparents did not succeed in ensuring our safety at school.
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What happens if more lawmakers succeed in capping interest rates on personal loans?
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Mr. Trump might succeed in pressuring Mexico to take stronger steps on immigration.
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I, for one, am rooting for him to succeed in his reform efforts.
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In his brief and revealing run, Bloomberg did succeed in a few ways.
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"The people who Succeed in life," he wrote, "are those who don't QUIT."
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He set up Billy Donovan to succeed in a way few G.M.s could.
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Yes, it's still possible to succeed in today's economy without a college degree.
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But travel advisories rarely succeed in deterring dual nationals from seeing their families.
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Though technologically fearless, Mr. Korins doesn't always succeed in translating ideas across media.
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Those who make it to the United States rarely succeed in winning asylum.
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" Jose Franco, Mexico "Heads of state who succeed in generating wealth are rare.
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Attorney General Sessions will not succeed in his increasingly lonely crusade against pot.
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This would give our nation the best opportunity to succeed in this competition.
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All sides will have to be flexible to succeed in Mosul, he notes.
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It just means you're not going to succeed in that lane right now.
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And whether Gantz can succeed in any of this remains to be seen.
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"I don't know if I will succeed in unifying America," Lady Gaga said.
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The chances we will succeed in stopping Kim Jong Un now are slim.
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What are the odds that Trump would legally succeed in blocking Comey's testimony?
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That's because both phones succeed in different ways and fall short in others.
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The second possibility is that next week parliament will either succeed in passing legislation to force Johnson to ask the Europeans for an extension of the October 85033 deadline or succeed in bringing down Johnson's government by a no-confidence vote.
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Not too bad for someone who was voted "least likely to succeed" in school.
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Most medicines that succeed in so-called mouse models never find a clinical use.
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"The Democrats will not succeed in filibustering Judge Gorsuch," Cruz told CNN's Jim Acosta.
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But experts remain skeptical that the government will succeed in creating enough new jobs.
|
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Baidu doesn't need to one-up Jobs in order to succeed in its ambitions.
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The focus will be on learning the science necessary to succeed in the field.
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But he might fight back against those that succeed in directly thwarting his intentions.
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Robbins said he believed that if he worked hard, he could succeed in life.
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Jerry Nadler: If we succeed in doing that, maybe I'll cry out of happiness.
|
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And with their latest announcement, they might very well succeed in doing just that.
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To succeed in this new game, retail companies have had to become logistics companies.
|
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Political elites blithely assumed that a "democratic socialist" could never succeed in American politics.
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Nothing would make us happier than to see Mr Trump succeed in this way.
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Will Watson succeed in releasing his two bear buddies into the wild for good?
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It's hardly certain that Pruitt will succeed in taking apart the Clean Power Plan.
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Let his own wife succeed in murdering him before he could stabilize the realm.
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And now, she says that Chen has it all to succeed in the sport.
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Shale firms need OPEC to succeed in reducing global oil stockpiles and raising prices.
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But an alternative model is demonstrating how to succeed in the battle against desertification.
|
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But there are no signs that it would succeed in the Republican-led Senate.
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To succeed in the Democratic primary, Biden will have to reckon with that legacy.
|
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Right now, there's a misconception that only white, cis men can succeed in tech.
|
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To succeed in a fast-paced, hyper-competitive global marketplace, companies must innovate continuously.
|
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There's no way to know how many fraud marriages succeed in receiving green cards.
|
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That means that even if the Democrats succeed in taking over the House of
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Check out 5 sports lessons a former pro athlete uses to succeed in business
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Well yes if we succeed in having conversations with Russia, the USA and Mexico.
|
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The ability to succeed in Hollywood is often rooted in class inequality as well.
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Now, there's one big remaining question — can Tribe succeed in such a competitive industry?
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He didn't succeed in convincing the court to recognize the flaws in Scalia's reasoning.
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Of course, if the Democrats succeed in blocking Kavanaugh, Trump will nominate another conservative.
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Sadly, despite flat bomb after flat bomb, they didn't succeed in flat-smacking me.
|
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In order to succeed in this competition, being able to sing became an afterthought.
|
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So, will Kanye succeed in putting together a peace summit between Trump and Kaep?
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It's probable that Jay Z would succeed in turning Styles into a mega-star.
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"You really need to scale in order to succeed in these markets," he said.
|
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Wilson, Miss Annie — all went the extra mile to help them succeed in school.
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You have to win the last point, and I didn't succeed in that today.
|
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In a few exceptions, like St. Louis, they did succeed in flattening the curve.
|
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The bill never became law, although Congress did succeed in repealing Obamacare's individual mandate.
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You can't think of yourself as a victim or you'll never succeed in life.
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But he did succeed in attaching his name to Harvard for generations to come.
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Soon after she began riding him, he began to succeed in all equestrian disciplines.
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Plaintiffs who succeed in these cases receive part of the damages that are recovered.
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This doesn't succeed in every case, but it does reduce deaths and improve lives.
|
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"To succeed in the long-term companies needs the trust of customers," she said.
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Receiving help in early grades improves the chances that they will succeed in school.
|
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We might succeed in making it an age of great economic growth as well.
|
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Warren will need to change many minds if she hopes to succeed in 2020.
|
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Those who want to succeed in high jewelry cannot afford to stand still anymore.
|
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"To succeed in the West, Guo has to understand its Zeitgeist," Andrew Bolton said.
|
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He may succeed in persuading Khamenei to allow some easing up of political controls.
|
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Opposition parties rarely succeed in obtaining a cancellation of results from any voting districts.
|
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By night, under more tolerable weather, the organizers succeed in at least one goal.
|
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"If you're able to get into these colleges, you're probably going to be able to succeed in this environment, and you're going to succeed in whatever college environment you put yourself into, whether it's community college or state college or Ivy League college."
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If the negotiations succeed in lifting some sieges, it would be hailed as a victory.
|
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To accept the changing of the rules is the best way to succeed in life.
|
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Mr Farage may never succeed in his lifelong ambition of winning a seat in Parliament.
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Their families were blessed by their leadership and all were taught to succeed in life.
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My failure to succeed in a total Amazon ban doesn't stop with the CDN problem.
|
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The best alternate reality games succeed in blurring the lines between life and the game.
|
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Spoiler alert: Gordon and Oliver completely succeed in making the film feel fresh and relatable.
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To succeed in the short term, Meeks said the company needs to prove two things.
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The key for startups to succeed in regtech is to master one, highly focused niche.
|
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We must succeed in standing up to this challenge whilst being true to our values.
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I wish her well, and have no doubt she will succeed in everything she pursues.
|
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But with that in mind, maybe other companies can succeed in places outside the home.
|
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Chitu's shutdown is therefore a sign of how LinkedIn ultimately didn't succeed in that effort.
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In particular, perhaps it will succeed in making us consider what actually makes us happy.
|
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What will happen if backbenchers succeed in legislating a call for an Article 50 extension?
|
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But there are ways for the less gifted to succeed—in both poker and investing.
|
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When these unions succeed in their bargaining, taxpayers are the ones stuck with the bill.
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Whether the ASA will succeed in implementing its rather subjective rules remains to be seen.
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In fact, the only way you succeed in life is by failing and failing well.
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There is no guarantee that the coming generation will succeed in making Russia more normal.
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It's too early to say whether it will succeed in sorting out the NPA mess.
|
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Google has tried twice to succeed in social media, most recently with the failed Google+.
|
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More recently, she started her own firm, Pivotal Ventures, which helps women succeed in tech.
|
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"We all want our children to grow up and succeed in the world," she says.
|
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To succeed in both, it's vital to recruit the right people — colleagues and running buddies.
|
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Whether they can succeed in time to fend off populist insurgency remains an open question.
|
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We were left wondering about all the ways Rory could succeed in the years ahead.
|
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It was designed to figure out what they believed it takes to succeed in college.
|
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"When did it become a crime to succeed in this country?" he asks a reporter.
|
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We need a pipeline of top female talent to enter and succeed in these roles.
|
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And that's when I started learning what it would take to succeed in the business.
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Should the opposition succeed in recalling Maduro this year, a new election would be held.
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Innovation through collaboration is the best and only way to succeed in Africa's technical landscape.
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Not to do so is to allow the president to succeed in damaging our democracy.
|
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Bannon is no dummy, but it won't take a genius to succeed in this atmosphere.
|
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Revolut wants to succeed in being a global financial player, and failure isn't an option.
|
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Ultimately, both Galfard and Rovelli succeed in putting their own unique stamp on the material.
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But if they succeed in doing so, they will almost surely suffer at the polls.
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Only when I succeed in eating him Do I have the right to be admired.
|
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"I didn't succeed" in convincing Trump to release the military aid, Johnson told the outlet.
|
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The cast doesn't quite succeed in keeping the suspense fresh throughout the story's left turns.
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It's got to be on the top, otherwise we will not succeed in doing this.
|
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These four friends desperately wanted Oleksiak to succeed in a semifinal with a strong field.
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A series of electronic tarot cards told me I'm about to succeed in my goals.
|
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To what extent these natural defenses will succeed in slowing down climate hazards remains uncertain.
|
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You will never succeed in the long run if you work under an ineffective manager.
|
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Did Ryu fail to protect the Dragon Clan or succeed in opening Lemarchand's puzzle box?
|
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If you always succeed in school, you're not setting yourself up for success in life.
|
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Instead, let's enhance their capacity to handle stress and succeed in the face of adversity.
|
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From that point, Hemmer figured he could succeed in broadcasting if he was persistent enough.
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I hope we can succeed in making it happen, but the odds are against us.
|
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What other large corporations are giving students a way to succeed in the real world?
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Not everyone believes that such an objective approach will succeed in the health care environment.
|
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They believe that despite his defiance, LePage can't succeed in blocking the expansion from happening.
|
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The list highlights the broad range of talents needed to succeed in the influence industry.
|
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"The Democrats are not going to succeed in filibustering the Supreme Court nominee," Cruz said.
|
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China's protectionist policies also give those companies significant leeway to succeed in their domestic market.
|
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Mr. Johnson hopes he can succeed in winning Parliament's approval for his deal, after Mrs.
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It's still uncertain whether Republicans in Congress will succeed in undoing the Affordable Care Act.
|
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Riley and her sisters fight like hell, and succeed in killing one of the pledges.
|
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The company will have to stay on top of its game to succeed in China.
|
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Russia can only succeed in its efforts if it continues to operate in the shadows.
|
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Trump's poll denialism may succeed in delaying his day of reckoning, but it's coming nonetheless.
|
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Boston College finance professor Jeffrey Pontiff thinks Rubio's proposal could succeed in encouraging business investment.
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None too pleased, they filed a lawsuit but did not succeed in blocking the move.
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The central government in Beijing may succeed in quashing Uighur separatism in the short term.
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He did not succeed in advancing a tax on imports to protect American-manufactured goods.
|
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Try as they may, Republicans will never succeed in convincing Americans that corporations are people.
|
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They were also, researchers say, learning the skills necessary to succeed in an automated economy.
|
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And thanks to my wonderful husband, Tom, for always believing I would succeed in this.
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Now managers track how much employees helped others succeed, in addition to their individual impact.
|
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However, Recode's Kara Swisher asked him, didn't those principles succeed in turning America's economy around?
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If you want to succeed in business without really trying, you might be out of luck.
|
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Perhaps the sign did succeed in raising awareness, but it also had another, more surprising effect.
|
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To succeed in their mission, sperm have to be good at two things: swimming and drilling.
|
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Women will be harmed, Richards says, if legislative bodies succeed in restricting access to those services.
|
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But newcomers don't necessarily need an encyclopedic nature of weed culture to succeed in the industry.
|
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If you have that passion, determination and a can-do attitude you will succeed in business.
|
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Without better information and communication tools for consumers, policymakers will not succeed in fixing the problem.
|
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But, he still believes that developing his work ethic early on helped him succeed in business.
|
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Blockchain will need to overcome several obstacles such as these in order to succeed in 2017.
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That process keeps people away from illicit, street-sourced drugs and can succeed in reducing crime.
|
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He is hard-working, professional, and genuinely wants his young teammate to succeed in the NBA.
|
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The government must pick who will succeed in a major, transformative, and likely hugely lucrative project.
|
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"If you can succeed in a country like Egypt, everywhere else is easy," says Mr Sharara.
|
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"To succeed in advertising right now, you need audience, inventory, and you need data," he said.
|
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Does law enforcement succeed in stopping supplies of the deadly synthetic opioid fentanyl and its analogs?
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It is registered in only ten countries and may succeed in fielding candidates in even fewer.
|
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Disney has a long history of trying, and failing, to succeed in the video game business.
|
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Whether the proposed new sanctions will succeed in curtailing Pyongyang's nuclear ambitions remains to be seen.
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Predictions that Mr Trump would not succeed in his ambitious bid were wide of the mark.
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Initially they did not succeed in changing either public or political opinion about the break-in.
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The pressure they feel to succeed in college is not just about familial expectations and standards.
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Both are launching with serious questions about their functionality and ability to succeed in the marketplace.
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Luckily, Meehan didn't succeed in his plan — though as the episode shows, he came terrifyingly close.
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According to Lopez, doing so would help her and other professional mothers succeed in their fields.
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In order to succeed in Silicon Valley, founders must curry favor with venture capitalists and investors.
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"Trying to be ultimately efficient at all times will succeed in the short run," he says.
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Terrorists will not succeed in their attempts to divide us and make us live in fear.
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The Kremlin did not succeed in getting its chosen candidate, the ardently pro-Putin Fillon, elected.
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Whether Abe will succeed in converting his warm friendship into trade and security wins remains unknown.
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Google Cloud needs to encourage trust in AI to succeed in the long term, she says.
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But Trump didn't succeed in winning over those who changed their minds at the last minute.
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Even if these plans succeed in spurring on the builders, prices may continue to gallop upwards.
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I, like all Americans should, want Donald Trump to succeed in addressing the threat of terrorism.
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Or will the atrocity succeed in terrorising the population, causing people to think twice before travelling?
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But where Wolff and others succeed in making a case for this figure, Elkin does not.
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I'm rooting for Apple to succeed in this game, because more competition is better for everyone.
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Such results bolster Cole's confidence that Democrats won't succeed in wielding the ACA vote against Republicans.
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In order to succeed in the men's world of business, one had to become more manly.
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To succeed in passing an agenda, this family must pull itself together sooner rather than later.
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Kelly may still very well succeed in bringing some order and sanity to the White House.
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" And so people who succeed in finance "are susceptible to developing massively outsized egos and appetites.
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Hopefully, before the end of the month, May will succeed in getting her Brexit deal approved.
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But investors remain wary as to whether May will succeed in advancing towards a transition deal.
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Despite all the hijinks, the children generally succeed in proving that a Kid Nation is possible.
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Though I believe Congress would ultimately succeed in obtaining this information, this danger should never arise.
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I want you to succeed in this world, but I don't want you to be cynical.
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This training reduced the occurrence of nightmares even when the participant didn't succeed in becoming lucid.
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Don't miss: 3 crucial career questions to answer now if you want to succeed in 2018
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"The economy could react negatively if we do not succeed in passing pension reform," he said.
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How can we doubt that he will succeed in his next phase — making America great again?
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Here are three ways to have a more positive attitude in order to succeed in life.
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Tesla already offers cash rewards (and free cars) to researchers who succeed in hacking its systems.
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My career has been frankly an exemplary example of how women can succeed in Wall Street.
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Vertical Forests are created for the building's complex ecosystem to succeed in highly dense metropolitan areas.
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If we want to succeed in the digital age, we must have more representation of girls.
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Mr. Ghosn wasn't expected to succeed in Japan, a nation known for its distrust of outsiders.
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Will Mr. Trump and his most ardent supporters succeed in their effort to reconceive the party?
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However, it's unclear that Draghi's parting gift will, on its own succeed, in fixing these problems.
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A number of unidentified chickens in Brooklyn did not succeed in crossing the road Friday morning.
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But whether even that sum would succeed in shoring up people and infrastructure is anyone's guess.
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If Democrats succeed in taking the Senate in November, what comes next is up for debate.
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Lee doesn't always succeed in integrating all the parts of his tale, especially the autobiographical vignettes.
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It is particularly difficult for black women to succeed in both commercial photography and fine art.
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Although the public succeeded in defeating Mubarak, they didn't succeed in defeating government corruption and abuse.
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"Feedback provides you with the information you will need in order to succeed in any venture."
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Another is that we will better prepare our children to succeed in an increasingly multicultural world.
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We're also reporting on how new advisers are trying to succeed in a fiercely competitive space.
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Some long-shot candidates succeed in pushing their issues to the center of a primary debate.
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"Some of Jay's coffees are truly excellent and can succeed in the specialty market," he said.
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The two other close states Democrats likely need to also succeed in are Florida and Nevada.
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People will succeed in our company based on their capabilities, not what their last name is.
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Will the judges succeed in finding the sweet spot in this often remote and overpriced market?
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It's essential if you're to succeed in boosting productivity and helping your team members develop professionally.
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By eliminating bad habits and starting new ones, you can succeed in most of these areas.
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We do whatever it takes to excel, to succeed in that challenge…to crush it, basically.
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Hadley predicted that Pompeo will be better equipped to succeed in the job than his predecessor.
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Should Kadaga succeed in getting the bill through, the courts may have incentive to push back.
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It takes several minutes until they finally succeed in breaking apart the protesters and security forces.
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Three years in, our incredible students and teachers showed they could succeed in spite of systemic failures.
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Whether it'll succeed in setting up a lunar mining apparatus in three years remains to be seen.
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The company is positioned to succeed in a cashless environment as e-commerce payments continue to accelerate.
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In others, they are optional features and are not required to progress or succeed in the game.
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Asked if he believed that Trump would succeed in persuading Mexico to pay for the wall, Rep.
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They are able to deter war in peacetime, and to succeed in war if necessary to fight.
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Self-made multi-billionaire and restaurateur Tilman Fertitta is eager to see Trump succeed in that effort.
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At Project Include, our mission is to give everyone a fair chance to succeed in the workplace.
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Eric Greitens, made it almost impossible for discrimination lawsuits filed by terminated employees to succeed in court.
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But did the lesson in contrast succeed in painting the pretty-ugly picture consumers need to see?
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Far-fetched for a business selling books out of a garage to succeed in business and philanthropy.
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"I did not succeed in spite of my environment," Novak, 63, tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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The ICOs that succeed, in short, find access those whales while the rest die on the vine.
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Incredibly, these ants almost always succeed in this task, often taking the most direct route home possible.
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"I feel like I have to in order to succeed in life and just belong," she says.
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It's unclear whether the measure will succeed in the Illinois House or if the state's Democratic Gov.
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You didn't succeed in this world by ignoring people's idiosyncrasies, their personal struggles and societally-inflicted disadvantages.
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But it may succeed in the court of public opinion — and that might be the entire point.
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The legislation does succeed in one thing: It forces Democrats to draw a line in the sand.
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For democracy to succeed in the Information Age, we'll need some new rules of engagement with technology.
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This then allows fro a better quality education for students who need education to succeed in life.
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Sanders's primary victory is evidence that an unabashedly progressive candidate can succeed in a culturally conservative state.
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If they succeed in enacting this far-right agenda, the real losers will be working-class Americans.
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Deliberately horrifying acts of terrorism do not have to succeed in attacking well-guarded or secure targets.
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If there is one thing Corinne never fails to succeed in, it is being full of surprises.
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The risk is a cultural confusion that would have agents of insecurity succeed in dividing these societies.
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Crane said she refuses to "accept the premise" that the GOP will succeed in defunding Planned Parenthood.
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But what if you don't want to commit a crime but still want to succeed in life?
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A Panthers fan sympathized with the protesters but did not think they would succeed in changing policing.
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As a strategy, this didn't succeed in previous debates when it wasn't such a Trump pile-on.
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He argued that Democrats didn't have to compromise to succeed in red states like Texas to win.
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"I think they will learn the lessons and they will succeed in overcoming this situation," Albuquerque said.
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People who really succeed in this industry have a combination of knowledge and technical skills, Ricciuto added.
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Did he succeed in snagging some delicious Dunkin' before the bus came, or was he left behind?
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Teens are also under tremendous pressure to succeed in school, extracurricular activities and social settings, Biermann noted.
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The president did succeed in unifying practically all of Washington against [his] treatment of the attorney general.
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Should Democrats succeed in turning the House blue, they will most likely begin impeachment proceedings against Trump.
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But construction officials told CNN affiliate WXYZ the explosives did succeed in breaking the stadium's steel beams.
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In Canada, too often the incumbent businesses succeed in getting politicians to throw up obstacles to innovation.
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I knew that was where I had to be in order to really succeed in this industry.
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Google has the foundation to succeed in the space, it just needs to clean up its messaging.
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She added that women should be confident that they can (and will) succeed in a tech role.
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Imagine the hordes that would pay to see us answer questions about how to succeed in life?
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A real estate developer and TV reality show host could succeed in seeking attention for attention's sake.
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And though certainly intelligence helps people succeed in their careers, it's not necessarily the most important factor.
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I've argued that Democrats don't need a core national message to succeed in next year's midterm elections.
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Inspired teachers occasionally can succeed in overcoming youthful resistance, but they are engaged in a Sisyphean struggle.
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He did not succeed in passing any of these, but he's made clear what his goal is.
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Such a bill is unlikely to succeed in the Senate, where Republicans would need help from Democrats.
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By me succeeding in my journey, I want to show people that they can succeed in theirs.
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I just came here recently and I have a long way to succeed in reaching our goals.
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There is no guarantee DoublePoint will succeed in selling itself, and its owners' plans could still change.
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Experience like that is indicative of the confidence, grit, and poise required to succeed in any endeavor.
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Analysts say there is a narrow path Mr. Netanyahu could take to succeed in the next election.
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No nation can succeed in the long run by promoting rogue states, brutal tyrants, and murderous dictators.
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In order to truly make their children succeed in life, maybe they should actually help them learn.
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But they only succeed in delaying colonization of ship hulls, said Lars Heepe, a professor of biomechanics.
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Just because these opportunities exist for the parties doesn't mean they'll succeed in taking advantage of them.
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Despite his struggles in singles, Sock has continued to succeed in doubles, winning three titles this year.
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Oracle will succeed in transitioning its software businesses to the cloud, according to one Wall Street firm.
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They cannot stop the illness, but they succeed in filling Aisha's short life with warmth and joy.
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Where are the meaningful policies on how to help the prairie economies succeed in a green future?
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These are people who want to work but need a transitional pathway to succeed in sustainable employment.
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This implies that a large majority of us lack the self-control required to succeed in life.
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Frame them so that people see the benefit to themselves if you succeed in passing the legislation.
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For some time, people have been trying to prove devices like these succeed in promoting weight loss.
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Volkswagen's scale would be an important asset in the race to succeed in electric cars, he added.
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Liberal candidates and activists can succeed in pushing the Democratic Party to the left on specific issues.
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It is possible congressional Democrats will succeed in their push to hear from witnesses during the trial.
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A risk for SK Innovation is that LG could succeed in blocking imports of its EV batteries.
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My guess is that investors have decided that Trump will succeed in drastically cutting taxes and regulations.
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These vignettes succeed in highlighting the wide array of responses to the slavery issue in Lincoln's America.
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It's no sure thing that Sessions, Bannon and Trump will succeed in carrying out their shared vision.
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But for some experts, even that may not be enough for Taco Bell to succeed in China.
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"I hope that Congress and the administration will focus on changes that will succeed in accomplishing that."
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Like many before him, Loughrey learned it's difficult to succeed in Hollywood when you don't know anyone.
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Meanwhile, if the sanctions succeed in crippling North Korea's economy, they could still backfire in several ways.
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The Middle East will need help, from the larger international community, to succeed in such a mission.
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If the White House fails to stop the bill entirely, it still might succeed in diluting it.
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It will take time and involve setbacks, but they are likely to succeed in the long run.
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They were generous and gracious and made me feel confident that I could succeed in my role.
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"They're not going to be at the requisite number to actually succeed in the end," said Thune.
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For them to succeed in Special Forces, they will need to be mentally, physically and emotionally capable.
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"People that succeed in life tend to have a need for something greater than themselves," Herjavec said.
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Leaders gave their soldiers every opportunity to succeed in their careers, even if it hurt combat readiness.
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I mean, he did succeed in having a child, but he actually was not arrested in Brazil.
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To be a straight man seems to include pressures to "provide," to succeed in the public sphere.
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No nation can succeed in the long run by promoting rouge states, brutal tyrants, and murderous dictators.
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It's highly unlikely that that effort will succeed in doing anything more than briefly delaying his confirmation.
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"That would remove many of the things that made it succeed in the first place," Ward warned.
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Should President Obama succeed in appointing a replacement for Justice Scalia, that move could be just as consequential.
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Should Democrats succeed in winning in the statehouses, there is another lesson to take from the tea party.
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"I hope we will succeed in matching some of the graves," head of the mission Laurent Corbaz said.
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That doesn't mean that Paula could not ultimately succeed in convincing the court to modify the custody orders.
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According to Khan, the idea that they might succeed in casting him seemed totally out of the question.
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Of course, we didn't succeed in the trial, and nobody else did either, but we learned a lot.
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I think part of it is that we have a picture of who actually can succeed in math.
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But to succeed in India, with its population of 1.3 billion, the company faces a number of challenges.
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Republicans have stood by Trump and an impeachment effort was unlikely to succeed in the Republican-led Senate.
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The 500 Hats of Bartholomew Cubbins should really be named How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.
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And he's completely confident the traditional media company can succeed in the digital marketplace when others have failed.
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Were he to succeed in creating a general-purpose AI, that would obviously be enormously valuable to Alphabet.
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And that is if the structural reforms that Puerto Rico is planning succeed in fostering renewed economic growth.
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But while our embargo didn't succeed in reforming the country, the slow, steady infiltration of capitalism just might.
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There will always be people who try, some who fail and some who succeed in a big way.
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While Republicans are likely to succeed in blocking any nomination until November's election, things get complicated after that.
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It's not the first time a minority group has been able to help each other succeed in tech.
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He's an achiever and he'll succeed in whatever he decides but that choice is totally up to him.
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At work, I stood taller, smiled more and set new goals, determined to succeed in my ESPN world.
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But does How to Be Single succeed in its mission to be a different kind of rom-com?
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This is vital to succeed in our mission to accelerate the advent of a clean, sustainable energy future.
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That's a worthwhile goal in itself, but there's no guarantee it will succeed in averting drastic temperature increases.
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When women can succeed in these genres, it is often record-setting because they are heavily male-dominated.
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And even if they did succeed in attaining some sort of peace, experts don't think it would last.
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The other macro-compositions, similarly, succeed in one or two paintings, but stumble in generating a total synthesis.
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"It's important that a film earmarked for adult audiences can still succeed in this blockbuster climate," Bock said.
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I can't promise it will succeed in making you believe in humanity again, but it will sure try.
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Whether Trump would succeed in empowering women "all depends on what she does in this administration," said Hartmann.
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And just as significant, Trump showed that he could succeed in the Republican Party despite his racist attacks.
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And when they do succeed in the office and at home, Conway and Lake argue, women are stressed.
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Which isn't to say it didn't succeed in several respects, but Dark Corners's difficulty was its greatest flaw.
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So what does it mean to stan a musician who fails to succeed in almost every way possible?
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Panera operates in a restaurant category that is well positioned to succeed in the delivery space, Tarantino said.
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Well, these playlists will succeed in enveloping you in new worlds and strange stories despite using familiar sounds.
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This suggests that the INCJ could succeed in overhauling other industries, says Atul Goyal of Jefferies, a stockbroker.
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Bottom Line I'm rooting for Apple to succeed in this game, because more competition is better for everyone.
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When they succeed in nabbing any smugglers, contraband samples are sent to chemists to help determine the source.
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Plaintiffs' attorneys are usually paid 20 to 35 percent of their client's winnings if they succeed in court.
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Legal observers consider the state lawsuit the most likely to succeed in time for the voting next November.
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These demonstrations of the far right often succeed in terrifying the people into not exercising their political rights.
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The president's daughter also pointed to economic benefits that arise when women succeed in the labor work force.
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HONG KONG LEADER SAYS SHE WANTS TO TELL THE PROTESTERS THEY WILL NOT SUCCEED IN SECURING THEIR DEMANDS
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You didn't need to read Shakespeare's Hamlet in its entirety to succeed in life, so why start now?
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But Obama insisted in an interview published Monday that he would succeed in getting approval for the deal.
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Khosrowshahi is not alone in leaving a prestigious Wall Street job to pursue, and succeed in, another career.
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It's repeatedly been said that to succeed in the stock market, you must be cool, calm and collected.
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Ultimately, they succeed in banishing press and public from the room while the "highly inflammatory" evidence is heard.
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Richard Branson knows what it takes to succeed in business, and he says it's not necessarily a diploma.
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Families from Central America may believe that the president will — at some point — succeed in changing the system.
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What if the president didn't want Pelosi succeed in her drive to make AOC and her friends irrelevant?
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As the plaintiffs note, these schools deprive their students "of even a fighting chance" to succeed in society.
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Comey believes Russia attempted to interfere with the election, but did not succeed in tampering with actual votes.
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And workers need help accessing the training, child care, and transportation they need to succeed in these programs.
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Kiva participates in a permit program that supports minority business owners to succeed in the competitive cannabis industry.
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"Assuming we succeed in doing that [getting luxC], I think at this stage it's still possible," Evans said.
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To succeed in America, Victoria would have been better off acting like she had behaved at the DMV.
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But it does not follow that the companies will therefore succeed in the same way with health care.
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Industry executives express skepticism that the countries will succeed in getting commitments from individual members to cut production.
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Republicans may yet succeed in steering Mr. Trump toward a traditional G.O.P. agenda of tax cuts and deregulation.
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But it also makes the familiar strange, creating a Brechtian alienation that few movies succeed in pulling off.
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My dad prepared me for the worst of times while also enabling me to succeed in the best.
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The number of Indigenous young people who succeed in killing themselves is also on the rise in Ontario.
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Investors should now double down on their engagement with companies to help them succeed in the long term.
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I think Mr. Trump is a true entrepreneur who will adjust his approach and succeed in the end.
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We might succeed in training the rare history teacher or rabbi to shoot like a special forces operative.
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It's unlikely that Ms. Merkel could succeed in such an environment, or that she'd even want to try.
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In Meereen, did Daario Naharis succeed in keeping the peace, despite having no real interest in doing so?
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As a result, she may be less likely to report the incident or to succeed in fighting back.
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He's also giving them a road map on how to succeed in a society they no longer understand.
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And overhauls to welfare programs such as Medicare and Medicaid could follow if Republicans succeed in cutting taxes.
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Dr. Brown also questioned whether the F.D.A. would succeed in enforcing regulations once dangerous drugs hit the market.
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The note projected that a no-confidence vote next week would not succeed in parliament on this basis.
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She relearned it, and then wanted to help other students succeed in both their native and second language.
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If you succeed in goading the enemy into launching a nuclear attack on the board, the WITCH HUNT!
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We can deride achievement and cut down those who succeed, in a phenomenon we call tall poppy syndrome.
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The life that I saw through their home showed me that an immigrant could succeed in America, too.
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As Fertitta suggests, sending a thank you note can help you succeed in various ways in your career.
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Every generation or so, reformers grapple with the declining quality of education, and succeed in making some improvements.
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If liberalism wishes to succeed in 21st-century America, it shouldn't reject identity politics — it should embrace it.
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Continue to mourn and rally, and know that you will not succeed in all you want to accomplish.
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If you try to succeed in what you're worst at, you're going to have a very lousy career.
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The banker, Dumisani Bengu, felt that anyone who tried hard enough could succeed in the new South Africa.
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Trump's trade war didn't achieve any of its goals, but it did succeed in making America weak again.
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I have little doubt this team will succeed in helping working dogs "talk" in a potentially lifesaving manner.
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When he arrived, a professor warned him that he was already too old to succeed in the field.
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As a result, if Republicans succeed in invigorating growth, the Fed is likely to raise rates more quickly.
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By limiting senseless government restrictions, the opportunity to succeed in business is as limitless as the land itself.
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Children from impoverished families struggle to afford college, even if they succeed in passing the strict entrance examination.
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The risk: North Korea would almost certainly succeed in launching some nuclear and chemical weapons, potentially killing millions.
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He will need all of those skills to succeed in the treacherous landscape of the Trump White House.
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How do the candidates think they'll succeed in passing a sweeping climate bill even though Barack Obama failed?
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A pressure to succeed in all aspects of life might even make home more stressful than the office.
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It's exceedingly hard to succeed in Israel as a civilian without putting in your time as a soldier.
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Yet, the DCCC didn't succeed in knocking Moser out; instead she forced a run-off on May 2628.
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It is even fuzzier which automakers will succeed in managing the transition from today to the new future.
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America has long prided itself on being a nation where entrepreneurs can succeed in their small business dreams.
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A lot of the things that we like to talk about don't really succeed in that debate format.
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Students not only save money, they also earn the confidence that they can succeed in college-level courses.
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Here was someone who held the logical keys to a foreign world I aspired to succeed in: college.
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Both authors succeed in deploying modern scholarship to prove the validity, or at least plausibility, of ancient convictions.
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How can U.S. factories succeed in the marketplace against foreign firms that have access to world-price steel?
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But beyond that, we talked about what the institution is like and how do you succeed in it.
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It seems unlikely this case will succeed in court, given longstanding free-speech protections for parody and opinion.
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Because we harnessed the energy and the excitement that the Democratic party will need to succeed in November.
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In short, Amazon has shown a remarkable ability to succeed in a wide variety of different product categories.
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Not only did it succeed in rationing the stone, but they it enshrined the diamond's reputation as prized.
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And they said it may only succeed in stoking resentment abroad and diminishing American influence in the world.
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We see practically daily that women have to be "better" than men to succeed in those male-dominated environments.
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"She told me I would never succeed in the industry; that I'd be too fat to work," Orman said.
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And, if he does succeed in killing the US's commitment to global climate treaties, how other countries will react.
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He says he's rooting for Smith, and wants to see him succeed in this second chance he was granted.
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And even with a Republican president, it is highly unlikely (PDF) that Republicans will succeed in a total repeal.
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If these succeed in improving Iran's economy, it will make it easier for Iran to remain in the JCPOA.
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And the immigration order is making it more difficult for American technology companies to succeed in this global market.
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For Warren to ultimately succeed in 2020, she'll need to start winning over some of those blue collar voters.
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Today's business climate is digital, and only those who advance along with technology will succeed in this competitive marketplace.
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If they succeed in jamming Mr Kavanaugh through, the cost in terms of legislative seats will soon become clear.
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Chaudhary says she's hopeful UltraViolet will succeed in its mission to have more female moderators included in the debates.
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"Even if you lose your case, you succeed in creating doubts about it for those around you," Buzuvis said.
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ENGAGE is a six-step process for discovering what drives you and using it to succeed in your career.
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WHAT does it take for an American industrial champion to succeed in an age of globalisation and impatient investors?
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A strong foundation of technology literacy and communication will help businesses prioritize mass adoption and succeed in their efforts.
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And if China were to succeed in boosting the supply side of the economy, demand might become a problem.
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Marital autists don't succeed in spite of their autism, nor the succeed only because of it, Rain Man-style.
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These technologies were major reasons why she was able to succeed in the time frame she did, Vogel said.
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Machines can collect data and perhaps identify patterns, but they will never succeed in interpreting reality as do humans.
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On their own, only 10% of New Yorkers living in deficient housing succeed in securing repairs or preventing eviction.
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But if behavioral interventions are to succeed in the long term, they shouldn't make users feel anxious and unhappy.
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There seems to be a notion that you can't succeed in this industry if you're not loud and domineering.
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Points are docked or added depending on how far proprietors succeed in keeping displays neat and surrounding pavements clear.
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Many different types of companies will succeed in and add value to the autonomous vehicle space in different ways.
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The company said on Wednesday a break-up would leave it better placed to succeed in both business areas.
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As a woman who created a character to succeed in the industry, Sophie tells Midge to do the same.
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Just 29 percent of employers in the same study reported that graduates were equipped to succeed in today's workplace.
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The experience gave me a taste of the hard work it takes to succeed in a faster-paced place.
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The first try didn't work, but luckily the next time they succeed in freeing the bear, which escaped unharmed.
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Even if they do succeed in sending the case to arbitration, Kalanick could very well lose on the merits.
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If you're looking to succeed in business, it would be smart to borrow a few moves from Musk's playbook.
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"We felt that if it didn't succeed in the kids' space, it wouldn't succeed with grownups," Yellin says now.
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So, what happens when the good guys, with American forces advising them, succeed in overrunning and occupying ISIS headquarters?
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"They might succeed (in holding Marawi)" he tells CNN from an undisclosed location, his face obscured to prevent identification.
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If congressional Republicans succeed in repealing the law, even if the Medicaid expansion remains, Arkansas's private option could collapse.
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Should the U.S. Justice Department succeed in blocking these deals, smaller mergers and acquisitions could follow, analysts have said.
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If history is any indication, their voices will determine whether we succeed in making a lasting change or not.
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She believes her team has a new method for assessing the characteristics that will help you succeed in business.
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To succeed in life, you need mental toughness to overcome the obstacles in your way and recover from setbacks.
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Whether this will succeed in winning over riders' loyalty when scooters inevitably arrive in their own towns is unclear.
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We need more women to study and succeed in STEM fields, to be early STEM adopters, adapters, and experts.
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If predatory lenders succeed in undermining Director Cordray and the CFPB, we will revert back to lax financial regulations.
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Government officials insist that the hackers didn't succeed in changing or deleting voter files in either Arizona or Illinois.
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It will be a major failure of politics, and perhaps also the media, if they succeed in doing so.
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The people who succeed in this business are one kind only: the people who work really, really fucking hard.
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The question will be if a catch-all mainstream social network can succeed in such a niche content space.
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Whether or not I succeed in that is completely up to other people and is usually not the case.
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So I think I'm not that worried about the issue that we're not going to succeed in our objectives.
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But both defenders and opponents of the new curriculum agree that children's will to succeed in school has diminished.
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They lack the cognitive skills, physical development and social and emotional maturity to succeed in a formal learning environment.
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Though the technology may be sound, it takes time to understand human complexities and motivations to succeed in healthcare.
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"The Democrats are not going to succeed in filibustering the Supreme Court nominee," Cruz told Politico in an interview.
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We didn't know if we could succeed in bringing the same thing we had in Aix, the same energy.
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It also features GPS tracking, so if the thieves do succeed in lifting it, you can follow their trail.
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It is widely believed among Chinese parents that starting earlier than others is the key to succeed in China.
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"The committee hopes that the peace prize will give him strength to succeed in this demanding task," she said.
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But people from all backgrounds regardless of income or education level have succeeded and can succeed in this country.
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With all of that in mind, he said these two approaches could help investors succeed in an unsettled market.
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From laptops to office supplies, there are many things you have to buy in order to succeed in school.
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""If they succeed in reducing enough CO2 [carbon dioxide] emissions then of course they have succeeded in doing that.
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That is their exit strategy, in our view, and that framework might succeed in keeping Russia in the fold.
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Both lawmakers believe their behind-the-scenes push could succeed in winning over Trump before he finalizes the proposal.
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To succeed in the future, to have real teeth, anti-corruption efforts need fewer cheerleaders and more conscientious onlookers.
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As Corley said, "feedback provides you with the information you will need in order to succeed in any venture."
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But, bigger picture: Legal experts, including top conservative ones, highly doubt this case will ultimately succeed in higher courts.
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Their courtship is fun to watch, but it's their quest to succeed in their careers that is really exciting.
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The less uncertainty a business faces, the better it can succeed in the present and plan for the future.
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But he'll make a good faith effort at the vast majority of it, and probably succeed in many cases.
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Rouhani said the United States would not succeed in cutting Iran's economic ties with the region and the world.
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Google needs to get a handle on establishing a real friends' graph if it wants to succeed in social.
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"The president's going to get sued and it won't succeed in accomplishing his goal," he said, according to Politico.
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Now the opposition fears the newly elected constituent assembly will succeed in doing what the court failed to accomplish.
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Now with the Senate's likely confirmation of William Barr as attorney general, Trump may succeed in destroying this principle.
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Sharif experienced this, and analysts predicted the same fate could await Khan should he succeed in becoming Pakistan's leader.
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WHAT GIVES YOU THE CONFIDENCE THAT YOU ARE GOING TO BE ABLE TO SUCCEED IN THIS INCREASINGLY COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT?
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He worried about it privately; maybe he couldn't keep up with his peers, maybe he wouldn't succeed in life.
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In other words, the economic status of one's family can predetermine one's ability to succeed in the art world.
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In true TV comedy fashion, they never succeed in actually getting to see Beyoncé, much less right up front.
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Ms. Vernon has yet to succeed in forging a lasting union, but perhaps her luck is about to change.
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But the teenager did ultimately succeed in taking the baby away, keeping it in a basket outside his home.
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So musicians from around the country watched closely to see whether the Chicago players would succeed in protecting theirs.
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In her opinion, Judge Beetlestone said Pennsylvania was likely to succeed in its challenge to the birth control rules.
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"They were told that they couldn't possibly succeed in the U.S. with a name like Motulsky," Harvey Motulsky said.
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And I know that to succeed in restaurants, which are notoriously challenging both physically and financially, passion is key.
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But we very much want to keep doing this, and we need your help to succeed in that endeavor.
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The question of how to succeed in raising the price level is more a degree of commitment than ability.
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Both wanted to ensure that their children, ages 14 and 12, were motivated to succeed in their own right.
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But Mr. Swan is targeting additional markets, which means Intel will need input from customers to succeed in them.
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"So, what are the dominating thoughts that are going to allow me to succeed in this moment?" he said.
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There is also the question of whether their experience in finance is enough to succeed in Mr. Trump's Washington.
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson looks ever more likely to succeed in getting parliamentary approval for his Brexit deal.
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Last Wednesday, Gatica underwent a second surgery that finally succeed in pulling out the pellets lodged inside his eyes.
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They organise large protests which can succeed in blocking events such as gay-rights rallies that offend their beliefs.
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He will have to work harder than ever to succeed in the Democratic primary and then the general election.
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Microsoft is a case study in how a growth-mindset culture can help companies succeed in the future economy.
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The donation will help over 2,000 transitioning service members, military spouses, and military veterans succeed in the civilian workforce.
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He allegedly insisted that if she didn't submit to demands like his, she would never succeed in show business.
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This, Francona said, is part of the reason the three were able to succeed in the majors so quickly.
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Why this president must be eliminated is the fear that his regime may succeed in making America America again.
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Read up on what makes a good engineering manager and what skills are required to succeed in that role.
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First, to succeed in the Knowledge Economy, you must make a significant investment in the right kind of education.
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But should he succeed in cobbling together a ruling coalition, he will have to grapple with the settlements, too.
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We need a tax reform agenda that delivers the revenue our nation needs to succeed in the 21st century.
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But the high court's decision won't matter if the Democrats succeed in using state courts to undemocratically secure majorities.
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The aim of the drill was to allow troops to succeed in "wild, unfamiliar, and complicated conditions," CCTV said.
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That's important, as too many successful initiatives prove to be "boutiques" that succeed in only one time and place.
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It is more important than ever that negotiations succeed in limiting the threat from a nuclear-armed North Korea.
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But mainly it's formal: Whatever their intention, they succeed in transforming bicycles and man alike into vivid, disconcerting sculpture.
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But mainly it's formal: Whatever their intention, they succeed in transforming bicycles and man alike into vivid, disconcerting sculpture.
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For The Times to succeed in a digital age, The Times has to write headlines for a digital age.
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GM believes it needs batteries at a competitive cost if it's going to succeed in the electric car market.
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You need to experience as much as you can to develop the skills and knowledge to succeed in life.
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It is still not easy, and it is still not unremarkable, for a woman to succeed in presidential politics.
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Still, it's far from clear that Boom and Aerion can succeed in luring enough passengers to turn a profit.
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The spokesperson also said TVCs are provided access to the resources needed to succeed in their assignments at Google.
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If you set realistic goals and are proactive about reaching it, you're more likely to succeed in the long run.
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Oscar is well-positioned to succeed in the long term, and the team has the full confidence of their investors.
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That's the argument, anyway, if other countries are giving American products a fair chance to succeed in their own marketplace.
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Indeed, people are betting on heroic assumptions that Mr. Trump's team will succeed in propping up the sagging U.S. economy.
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In an order Tuesday evening, the trio of state judges said the governor was likely to succeed in his challenge.
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While there are still gaps to fill, it's been rewarding to watch these programs develop and succeed in the region.
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Even if the women in the photos succeed in getting one account taken down, almost identical accounts soon pop up.
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To succeed in the classroom, they must be accompanied by thoughtful curricular content that teachers can incorporate into their instruction.
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That threat of people moving to competing apps could succeed in compelling Facebook to treat user privacy and security better.
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These choices have made college less affordable and less accessible for students who need degrees to succeed in today's economy.
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Attackers who succeed in reconstructing a user's password are likely to then try it on other popular sites and apps.
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"Victory Fund has a singular mission and that is to help LGBT people succeed in the political process," Parker said.
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"The Court is convinced that Plaintiffs are likely to succeed in this lawsuit under the Fifth Amendment," Kollar-Kotelly said.
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Infosys is grappling with a vital question: what do people need to be good at to succeed in their work?
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Whether independent, foreign, or just not recognized, these movies succeed in providing the best of scares that this season demands.
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She read me a passage — about why black children do not and cannot succeed in magnet schools — emphasizing certain lines.
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When they did their research they found we had basically invented this and I helped them succeed in their defense.
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We've seen plenty of startups succeed in the fitness space, from activity frackers like Fitbit to gym subscriptions like Classpass.
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She was asked to name the "most essential quality to succeed" in Hollywood by a member of the Profile audience.
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Did Rick's group and the other communities really succeed in taking out the Sanctuary, trapping the Saviors via zombie roadblock?
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In the matchup between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, who will succeed in simply having to out-persuade the other?
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That may give Assad even more control of territory he lost should his forces succeed in pushing back Ankara's troops.
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For Coca-Cola to succeed in its goal, it also needs to resolve who will recycle all those collected bottles.
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Wouldn't you want to know that at least one other person like you was able to succeed in that situation?
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Meanwhile, 70% thought they may only have a few of the skills required to succeed in the era of technology.
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If New York officials succeed in getting Trump financial records, it will trouble Trumpworld far more than any congressional fight.
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For crude oil and products, much will depend on how well OPEC and its allies succeed in curbing their output.
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Incremental improvements to Obamacare are far more likely to succeed in making Americans healthier than scrapping it and starting afresh.
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Of course, a major difference with the Boston Marathon bombing is that Rahami did not succeed in killing his victims.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump expressed confidence Thursday that the House-passed health care bill will succeed in the Senate.
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John Lewis & Co. did not succeed in getting the Republican-controlled House to hold a vote on gun control measures.
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Is his campaign really going to succeed in getting disaffected first-time voters out to the polls in swing states?
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"We must succeed in building our own sovereignty, which in this region, will be the guarantor of stability," he said.
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And yet the oppressors never succeed in extinguishing the man's essential, defiant pride (the key to Malachi Kirby's impressive performance).
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His main advantage is that his competing parties are poorly led and that's why they didn't succeed in defeating him.
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Ultimately, he said, he could only succeed in getting accounts taken down when he could name the model being impersonated.
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And for all its weirdness, the glitter-bomb that is the closing ceremony does succeed in hijacking the fade out.
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Setting small, achievable goals, and then achieving them, helps you build confidence in yourself and succeed in the long run.
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So what does it take to succeed in the Amazon era of unbelievably low prices that are only headed down?
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But there is little precedent in this campaign for any effort by establishment figures to succeed in denting his hopes.
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"When drug companies can succeed in delaying generic entry, American consumers will pay higher prices for prescription drugs," he said.
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Jeff Wlodarczak at Pivotal Research Group said Comcast may succeed in winning Sky but lose out on Fox to Disney.
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Green was given the task of guarding Davis and was able to succeed in shutting him down, while contributing offensively.
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But there's a strong case to be made that Oklahoma City is almost uniquely built to succeed in the playoffs.
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I thought it was supposed to accomplish something—to help me succeed in the outer world of ambition and action.
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Even when movements succeed in spite of violent flanks, the political dynamics unleashed in the process are difficult to control.
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And yet today, as always, we succeed in integrating the vast majority of them; they become productive members of society.
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Mr Clover's reporting is excellent, but he does not fully succeed in explaining how the ideology and the spookery overlap.
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So these restaurants are handpicked, they're not just random restaurants, they're restaurants we know will succeed in a particular area.
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Trump published "Art of the Deal," a book about how to succeed in business, with journalist Tony Schwartz in 1987.
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The next chief of staff will need to be steeped in political experience in order to succeed in this role.
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If private equity firms succeed in acquiring Zayo, it would represent one of the largest leveraged buyouts of the year.
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Simmons, while not necessarily a consensus selection at No. 1, is considered a good bet to succeed in the league.
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They illustrate that people are free to raise complaints against human rights abuses and might succeed in obtaining independent investigations.
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I happened to succeed in killing the bear, and loaded my 'legendary bear pelt' on the back of my horse.
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And how can CDC possibly succeed in making wise public health decisions if not basing them on science or evidence?
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Sometimes the hackers succeed in gaining access to data, but rarely do they penetrate more critical systems in such attacks.
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By rapidly iterating — trying something, seeing the response, trying again — you can ultimately succeed in bringing the crisis under control.
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Undetected unlawful entries This refers to the number of migrants who succeed in making an illegal entry without being detected.
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Mr. Wehner and his ilk will succeed in reshaping their party only by splitting with Mr. Trump and his supporters.
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While he did succeed in signing more than $250 billion in trade agreements, analysts were skeptical of the gains made.
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However, it is not clear that President Nicolas Maduro will succeed in these talks, increasing the risk of debt default.
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At first, he seems to be an instrument of humiliation aimed at a young woman determined to succeed in business.
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Few diplomats expect the PiS to succeed in thwarting Tusk's reappointment, to be decided at an EU summit this week.
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"The more we succeed in the Middle East, the more we're going to see snakes run to Africa," said Sen.
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However, the policies swiftly drew the ire of conservatives who said she would only succeed in further bloating government spending.
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Lee expects that ongoing discussions with the United States will succeed in getting Taiwan removed from the Treasury's watch list.
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If Congress were to succeed in giving away one of these treasures, what would be next on the auction block?
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Regardless of their credentials, many freshmen doubt that they have the necessary brainpower or social adeptness to succeed in college.
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If the Republicans succeed in that while in office, the Democrats will be on hiatus for some time to come.
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" Eventually, Corsi concluded, "I could never truly succeed in an academic environment that was beginning to be dominated by leftists.
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The United States must do a much better job of integrating its capabilities to succeed in this competitive geopolitical landscape.
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"To succeed in the long run, we need a comprehensive strategy for Syria and the entire region," he added later.
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Her descriptions of her life circle around what the accident did to her, but never succeed in grasping it completely.
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But can Trump really succeed in trampling the constitutional constraints (media scrutiny, legislative opposition, judicial review) that threaten his objectives?
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But if Trump and Ryan succeed in slashing the safety net even further, Democrats will shoulder part of the blame.
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As former leadership staffers who have served during divided government, we believe they can and will succeed in doing so.
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It's tempting to say that this GOP won't survive—that it's too homogeneous to succeed in a modern, diverse America.
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" The bullish case: "If Trump can succeed in reducing regulation and lowering corporate taxes, stocks should surge further this year.
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While a foreign peer may eventually succeed in buying the lender, a consolidation within Germany is also on the cards.
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More important, will "Smallfoot" succeed in offering at least one song that sounds different from all its other original tunes?
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If conservatives succeed in dominating the gun control conversation, this could spell trouble ahead for any hopes of legislative action.
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If we are to succeed in this global economy, we must empower our entrepreneurs and foster innovation at every level.
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And if the staunchest supporters of DACA succeed in their lobbying efforts on Capitol Hill, it won't happen at all.
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If Missouri officials succeed in closing the clinic, it would become the only U.S. state without a legal abortion facility.
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Foreign governments almost never succeed in recruiting North Korean scientists as sources because they are rarely allowed to go abroad.
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Whether Granata and people like her succeed in building this future will determine whether or not The Circle becomes reality.
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Ageism is rampant — and internalized, with midlifers questioning our own ability to succeed in a world where youth is prized.
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Mr. Ghosn, the ousted Nissan executive, wasn't supposed to succeed in Japan, but he never expected to fail like this.
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Some 21 million could lose health insurance if the Trump administration were to succeed in having the law ruled unconstitutional.
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And in any case Democrats are not likely to succeed in getting votes in the Senate to convict the president.
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I wanted my daughter to get better, to achieve her dreams, to participate and succeed in a sport she loved.
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Behaving this way, Trump may succeed in driving up support among "his people," as he likes to call his voters.
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What does it mean for L.G.B.T. people, and transgender people especially, to see someone like you succeed in this way?
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They staged Broadway revivals of the musicals "Promises, Promises" (215) and "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" (232).
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Whether these high priced new therapies can succeed in Europe, where countries have stringent price controls, remains to be seen.
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In today's digital age, students from all ZIP codes, rural and urban, deserve equal opportunities to succeed in their education.
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It may be years before it is clear whether Aetna and CVS can succeed in changing how their businesses operate.
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That, coupled with failed legal tactics by Mr. Icahn, eventually led Mr. Dell to succeed in taking the company private.
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Some have been viewed hundreds of thousands of times, and many succeed in their mission of killing the human population.
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This gambit will succeed in shutting down the impeachment trial before it could ever truly begin and ensuring Trump's acquittal.
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While they rarely succeed in winning asylum, their cases can take years to make their way through the backlogged system.
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Only consistent emphasis from the U.S. president will succeed in exploiting the initiative gained by the sacrifice on the ground.
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With those actions, we can help ensure that China is given every opportunity to succeed in this welcome policy change.
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For any meaningful U.S.-India partnership to succeed in stabilizing Afghanistan, there needs to a comprehensive and long-term approach.
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He said he hoped the Vatican would hold bishops accountable and give that strategy a chance to succeed in Chile.
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Arika Pierce is a Gen Z and millennial success coach who helps younger generations succeed in business, leadership, and life.
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" He has worked regularly onstage, winning a second Tony in 1995 for "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.
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If they succeed in that, they may put the final nails in the coffin of the Lob City contention window.
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If Republicans succeed in defeating that motion, they would move quickly to final votes on the two articles of impeachment.
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People from underrepresented communities often lack the social networks and connections that are required to succeed in the casting industry.
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Coaching at a quarterback clinic in Beijing, Manning said there was great potential for American Football to succeed in China.
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"This worldview has social consequences: Those who succeed in life must be more righteous than those who struggle," he wrote.
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In December 1844, he was finally able to succeed in building enough of a coalition to defeat that awful rule.
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DeVos' plan to expand choices and options in K-12 education will help our children succeed in the global marketplace.
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In order to succeed in a long-term trip to Mars and beyond, astronauts will need solutions to these issues.
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You can do this by imagining what you hope to succeed in 10 years, a method that worked for him.
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That makes them a potentially powerful electoral force and a boon to Democrats — should they succeed in winning them over.
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The lab work to determine whether the seaweeds succeed in reducing methane will take place at the University of Vermont.
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Given how much is on the line for such students to succeed in college, the pressure to conform is powerful.
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Analysts had said it was unlikely that the president's critics would succeed in pushing for a vote of no confidence.
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One winner in the sweepstakes for Ms. Kelly could be CNN, even though it did not succeed in recruiting her.
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U.S. officials have said Moscow targeted 21 states' voting systems two years ago but did not succeed in changing votes.
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DL: In your experience, what does it take for a campaign to succeed in connecting with Latino voters, in particular?
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A troubling thought for you: What if the Americans really did succeed in pressuring the Chinese to cut you off?
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Still, demography experts said the measure was unlikely to succeed in its primary goal of growing the native Hungarian population.
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To build a better health system, we need to succeed in making Americans healthier while also keeping health care affordable.
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The question now is whether the conservatives will succeed in dominating politics and crushing the Iranian people's desires for reform.
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But I'm curious what your dystopian touchstones are, and whether you think they succeed in telling the story they intend.
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Libertarians will only succeed in reducing the size of government when they convince non-libertarians that smaller government is better.
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In the short term, the question for Chipotle is whether things like the the shutdown can succeed in stemming the problems.
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JetBlue is betting on its Mint business class product for narrowbody aircraft to succeed in the highly competitive premium transatlantic market.
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How do we succeed in a competitive global economy if we do not have the best educated workforce in the world?
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Should no other party succeed in forming a coalition, as most political analysts expect, another election will be held this year.
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"It makes it really hard for Huawei and other openly Chinese brands to succeed in the U.S. consumer market," Milanesi said.
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Her book, The Remix: How to Lead and Succeed in the Multigenerational Workplace, was published by Harper Collins in May 2019.
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If you want to succeed in the country, either make most of your revenue from ads, or heavily subsidize your costs.
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Many Tal Afar residents, including Khadir, fear revenge killings if and when Iraqi forces succeed in defeating ISIS in Nineveh province.
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In order for restaurants to succeed in this saturated market, they must give consumers a "compelling reason" to visit, Riggs added.
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Unless Democrats register legislative and state-level gains starting in 2017, they will not succeed in shifting the momentum for 2020.
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Alizayd is the prince of Daevabad — a righteous boy who wants to do well but doesn't always succeed in court politics.
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It did succeed in predicting Trump's victory, after its polls of users found many democrats planned to vote against their party.
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Grady kicked off the night, arguing the importance of companies focusing on design in order to succeed in Silicon Valley today.
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It is by no means clear that it will succeed in one of the most competitive parts of the technology industry.
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The more that chefs succeed in fast-casual — particularly in food halls — the more that their peers seek to join them.
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But exporters sometimes succeed in passing off waste chemicals as useful ones, or clapped-out computers as donations for the poor.
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While that might be a bit of an oversell, the Spanish supernatural horror film does succeed in offering up sincere scares.
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Bannon appeared confident he'd succeed in getting rid of people who did not share his "hawk" perspective on China and trade.
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They're saying, very hard work is required to succeed in Olam, and all of that overwhelming effort has to mean something.
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They start to feel pressure from parents and teachers to be perfect, to get all A grades, to succeed in school.
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Moreover, were Mr Trump to succeed in stimulating shale-gas production, his task of rescuing the coal industry would become harder.
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" When another student asked Varoufakis that night about whether he thought he would succeed in the election, he replied, "Probably not.
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So, even if you succeed in declaring personal bankruptcy, you may still have to pay back your student loans, Rabinovich says.
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But Rubio allies are arguing that many former GOP nominees have failed once only to succeed in their next campaigns. Sen.
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If Missouri officials succeed in closing the clinic, the state would become the only U.S. state without a legal abortion facility.
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In that way, Trump's impeachment is more like Clinton's, in that it is unlikely to succeed in removing him from office.
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You can't expect to succeed in building incredibly complex AI/robotics/healthcare systems by simply dipping your toe in the water.
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Those are all must-have features for any AR glasses maker that hopes to ever succeed in making a mainstream product.
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Rhoden and his company succeed in other areas by enlivening music's immediate thematics and placing political critique clearly in the foreground.
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It is possible that Mr Williamson will succeed in clearing his name over the leaks and exacting revenge on Theresa May.
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They didn't succeed in rescuing the American captives, who had already been moved, and Foley was later executed by Jihadi John.
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For America to succeed in the global economy, we must train people for the jobs of 2020 and pay them fairly.
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They also say they've demonstrated that if a Republican wins the presidency they will actually succeed in repealing the health law.
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Surely many firms will not succeed in the long run and only a select few will live up to their promise.
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"If I'd had the chance to succeed in riding, I might not have modeled," Bella told the Evening Standard in 2015.
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Statistics show that only 1% of these claims succeed in court, with most settling before they even make it to court.
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In nearly every robot-adjacent story, artificial lifeforms succeed in achieving sentience only to realize that they are abjectly, unendingly oppressed.
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Without rapprochement on those three fronts, policies aimed at resolving the conflict in Syria will not succeed in the long term.
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The army&aposs campaign did not succeed in winning the Ndebele vote for Mugabe in the 1985 polls or succeeding elections.
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Once humans succeed in re-engineering these animals, they'll probably spend decades in zoos before they're ever introduced into the wild.
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The lower court had ruled the prisoners will likely succeed in demonstrating the state's proposed method of lethal injection is unconstitutional.
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Kobre said that technology is "doing damage to relationships, privacy, human dignity, the ability to succeed in school and at work."
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We need solutions —proven ways to educate students, helping them become good citizens who succeed in life and the working world.
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Whether SMS Contraceptive will succeed in materializing its nation-wide expansion plans, or even stay in business, remains to be seen.
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"The need to succeed in javelin pushed me to the cyber café to watch great javelin throwers," Yego, 27, tells PEOPLE.
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After all, negotiating works: 84 percent of those confident enough to ask for higher pay succeed in getting it, Jobvite reports.
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For the old guard to succeed in this hyper-competitive landscape, I believe businesses need to radically transform their IT infrastructure.
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Globally, he expected the deal to go through because of increased political will for it to succeed in France and Germany.
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To succeed in renegotiating NAFTA, they'll also need to adopt a similarly considered approach to trade talks with Canada and Mexico.
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And not all are fledgling young startups: many are already substantial, high-growth enterprises set to succeed in the global market.
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The move to drop charges means State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby will not succeed in holding anyone criminally accountable for Gray's death.
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"We'll invest as much as we see fit, and are focused on helping startups succeed in this emerging space," he said.
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Over the past few years' law enforcement has been missing a key component to succeed in their jobs — federal government support.
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Two well-known senators are donating millions of their campaign cash in hopes of helping their parties succeed in November. Sen.
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He says it's important to keep attacking Clinton and suppressing her popularity in order for the Republicans to succeed in November.
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Cultivating the habits of a high achiever helps you get ready for a managerial role and succeed in your current work.
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It is not yet clear whether that effort will succeed in stopping a partial shutdown or exactly what it might involve.
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Unless the Brazilian people succeed in making Bolsonaro retreat from his stated goal of developing the Amazon, deforestation will surge again.
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But missing therapies can be a difference in learning or not learning the skills to walk, speak, and succeed in school.
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The idea is to encourage students to develop skills, like resourcefulness and time management, that might help them succeed in college.
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To those in charge of educating the country's doctors, provide more tools for African-Americans to succeed in the working world.
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For the U.S. to succeed in fulfilling this national security role, our domestic nuclear energy strategy must include four key components.
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Running a little more than 90 minutes, it doesn't succeed in bringing us deeply into the lives of its principal characters.
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The galvanized momentum behind the student survivors, who heart-wrenchingly advocated for gun control, did not succeed in any notable way.
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"We see these offerings as positioning Walmart and Sam's Club associates really to succeed in the changing economy," Van Gilder said.
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"Whether Costco can succeed in the long term depends how well it can adapt to China's dynamic retail landscape," she added.
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Back in 1996, Parker replaced Megan Mullally in the Broderick-led revival of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.
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The same vulnerabilities that make black Americans more likely to file for bankruptcy make them less likely to succeed in bankruptcy.
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Third, sanctions alone — even debilitating multilateral sanctions — did not succeed in moving Iran off a path towards achieving nuclear weapons capacity.
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The WORKER Act lays the foundation for current and future generations of American workers to succeed in a rapidly changing economy.
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From wild-eyed manager Conte down, every member of the squad seems to possess a burning desire to succeed in France.
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They led me to succeed in school, in work, in life, at least as far as my abilities could take me.
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Mech believes Garmin can succeed in Africa on tech wearables based on demographic trends and an early commitment to the market.
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The few deviations are significant enough, though, that they might succeed in weaning me off of my daily Bejeweled Blitz addiction.
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If the private equity firms succeed in acquiring Zayo, it would represent one of the largest leveraged buyouts of the year.
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He did not, perhaps, succeed in writing "without style," but the effect of his experiment was at least a superior one.
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Moreover, studies have found that using fear as part of a punishment procedure is unlikely to succeed in promoting healthy behaviors.
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If the Trump administration doesn't blink, the United States will succeed in sending a clear message: Take your problem children back.
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Nick Cady, an attorney with Cascadia Wildlands, succeed in having a judge block the Imnaha pack's kill order the same day.
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Optimism helped the children supported by Compassion International succeed in school, but the donor money that paid their school fees mattered.
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They say you can't succeed in politics unless you have a following on social media and a base of small donors.
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A senior Iranian diplomat has expressed doubts Europe would succeed in salvaging the 2015 nuclear deal between Tehran and world powers.
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So we've really managed to succeed in playing his own game by speaking directly to him in a language he understands.
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Both Camp and Lewis succeed in feeling more or less like real kids, which is all they really need to do.
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Fuel theft is one of those worth prioritizing, a crime that the government should be able to actually succeed in reducing.
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What Straight-A Students Get Wrong If you always succeed in school, you're not setting yourself up for success in life.
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But since no Republican supports the redistricting plan, it seems unlikely that it would ever succeed in either chamber in Trenton.
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The effort could be revived in the next Congress if he and allies are unable to succeed in the short term.
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If we don't succeed in stopping this ridiculous act of self-harm, I will continue campaigning to get us back in.
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We experience so much stress about acing every test and exam, that we frequently forget about the things we succeed in.
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If these cases succeed in claiming damages for being nationalized by the Chávez regime, Maduro's main lifeline could be cut off.
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You can't just sweep these under the rug if you want to see them develop their talents and succeed in life.
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If Democrats are willing to listen to rural America and offer policies that address our problems, they can succeed in Iowa.
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Both federal and state officials have previously said that Russian attacks on election systems did not succeed in altering any votes.
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He warned of dark times for Americans and for the world, if he doesn't succeed in his mission to change China.
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It's too soon to tell whether these new combinations will succeed in delivering on the promises made when they join forces.
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If they succeed in forcing a "hard" Brexit and in imposing their post-Brexit settlement, they would further weaken the Union.
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If you want to succeed in Formula One, you need to dedicate your life, so I think it has been enough.
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Whoever wins the crowded primary on Tuesday is likely to succeed in the general election as the district is safely Republican.
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Back in 1996, Parker replaced Megan Mullally in the Broderick-led revival of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.
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Mr. Nathanson said he thought Disney will ultimately succeed in its pursuit of Fox because it has less debt than Comcast.
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They donate equipment and money to train students, they give the leg up in disenfranchised districts to succeed in this world.
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It's unlikely all the companies will succeed in signing up enough subscribers to cover those expenses, let alone make a profit.
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In a teenager's slanted penmanship, he promised to improve his lot with girls and, above all else, to succeed in college.
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It's about Apollo Kagwa, a used-book dealer and new father who's struggling against inauspicious odds to succeed in both roles.
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If Democrats succeed in portraying Senate Republicans as covering up for a corrupt President, this could be a net political gain.
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Such abuses succeed in part because of a system in Brussels that favors those who earn the most from the subsidies.
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More than likely, this coincidence of interests in avoiding war will succeed in deferring a major escalation to some later date.
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A new left might then succeed in uniting the losers, both white-collar and blue-collar, in the new economic order.
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The potential for a rift between Berlin and Brussels raised the possibility that Mr. Trump would succeed in rattling European unity.
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If he can soften the Democrats' approach to the Russia investigation, he just might succeed in diverting attention away from it.
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The case against Bloomberg is that he has said insensitive stuff and he didn't succeed in making New York more equal.
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The case against Bloomberg is that he has said insensitive stuff and he didn't succeed in making New York more equal.
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The equations also show up in calculations for maximizing profit, a key consideration for anyone who wants to succeed in business.
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We will continue to work with Toyota to ensure Texas provides the business environment they need to succeed in the marketplace.
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He is on the board of Grad Cincinnati, a nonprofit that helps students graduate from high school and succeed in college.
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Legal experts say it is not certain that Mr. Trump will succeed in efforts to roll back the Clean Power Plan.
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Men are falling behind in school and work because we are not raising boys to succeed in the new, pink economy.
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Richard Mason, an employment specialist at the House of Hope, holds weekly classes on how to succeed in a job interview.
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"If it's a terrorist act, the aim is to undermine democracy, but such acts will never succeed in Sweden," he said.
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If Democrats succeed in calling Mr. Bolton or other witnesses, it is likely that Republicans would push to call the Bidens.
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In the former case we might succeed in building large-scale quantum computers after a few decades of very hard work.
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Almost 22020 percent said that another country would try or succeed in tampering with vote totals in a future U.S. election.
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Almost 28500 percent said that another country would try or succeed in tampering with vote totals in a future U.S. election.
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"I've never seen a guy succeed in two businesses almost simultaneously that are really quite divergent," Buffett told CNBC in May.
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They also appreciated the camp's talks featuring real-world examples of minority women who were able to succeed in the industry.
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Whether any of these more-red-than-blue states will succeed in ratifying the ERA this year remains uncertain, perhaps unlikely.
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Ultimately, Swinson did not succeed in endearing herself to voters in the way that those around her had hoped and predicted.
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"We will succeed in letting the humanitarian aid in, because it's about saving lives," Guaido posted on his official Twitter feed.
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If Trump and the Republicans succeed in delegitimizing the impeachment process underway in Congress, they will have radically changed the Constitution.
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We may succeed in saving enough but still fail to actually enjoy the years we've spent so long preparing to live.
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