It's a lush experience that succeeds in a superb way.
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But he succeeds in earning Negan's respect with his chutzpah.
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See certainly succeeds in creating and building a plausible, futuristic world.
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I just still can't figure out how he succeeds in this.
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He succeeds in spite of all the losers and the haters.
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The experimentation doesn't stop there and it succeeds in varying degrees.
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Whether Google Stadia succeeds in revolutionizing gaming remains to be seen.
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If Meredith, with the Kochs' help, succeeds in buying Time Inc.
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To a certain degree, the score succeeds in reflecting those tensions.
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If Gambia succeeds in making this difficult case, what would happen?
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What if he succeeds in changing the kingdom for the better?
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But if Google succeeds in its goals, that advice will rapidly change.
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While he succeeds in doing so, he doesn't return to present day.
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It does not matter whether the person succeeds in impeding an investigation.
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Whether he succeeds in that will probably be determined by the courts.
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Sky tries and at times very much succeeds in regaining that feeling.
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Still, she succeeds in calling attention to the expansiveness of Wells's thinking.
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Whether it succeeds in that vision is anyone's guess at this point.
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As a family car, the Tiguan overwhelmingly succeeds in space and safety.
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Through both cunning and rationalism, Franz succeeds in blackening his brother's name.
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Students and taxpayers will suffer if the administration succeeds in doing so.
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L if it succeeds in a hostile takeover of the British engineering firm.
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Finally, by pretending her own yacht is sinking, Rike succeeds in summoning help.
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It's jumpy as hell and succeeds in being uncomfortably creepy in between scares.
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But let's say Uber succeeds in becoming a wild success story across Europe.
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It's uneven, and it wants to shock more than it succeeds in shocking.
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In the end, Perry succeeds in restoring her mother's humanity, and her own.
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The liberal use of profanity and sexual innuendo actually succeeds in achieving gratuitousness.
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The industry regular succeeds in getting Congress to allocate funds to useless programs.
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Stadia succeeds in delivering a console-quality experience without clunky, space-consuming hardware.
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Visually speaking, it's clear that Petkovic succeeds in pairing the organic with the artificial.
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Whether Mr. Macron succeeds in his ambition is still very much in the air.
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For the most part, it succeeds in making capitalism look evil, stupid, and untenable.
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Chan succeeds in making striking images that are at once crisply clear and indecipherable.
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PureVPN delivers a smartly designed package that mostly succeeds in delivering security and privacy.
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"Today, the Court succeeds in its 6-year campaign to reverse Abood," she wrote.
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For the sake of peace, I hope the president succeeds in that historic effort.
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If Congress succeeds in stripping access to care, these people will suffer for decades.
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If Trump's EPA succeeds in eviscerating the rule, that forward momentum will be lost.
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In fact, America succeeds in global trade about as well as at the Olympics.
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We know that the more BoJack succeeds in Hollywood, the more monstrous he becomes.
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As with so much else, Donald Trump succeeds in making his predecessors look good.
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Pearl succeeds in showing how hard it is for Lizzie to combat its power.
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And it succeeds in clarifying the artist's own long-range view of her career.
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In particular, if he succeeds in scuttling the nuclear agreement with Iran, then what?
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But she succeeds in conveying "the infinity of moments" that make up a lifetime.
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The theme song succeeds in exposing what the Roy family is at their core.
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Fox News succeeds in the ratings against MSNBC and CNN and has excellent programming.
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It succeeds in making George's emotional coldness less important than his enormous artistic warmth.
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By Salazar's account, he succeeds in this — killing every pirate except Jack and his crew.
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Despite these idiosyncrasies, he succeeds in making often complex and obscure subjects approachable and interesting.
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She travels to the Litchfield parking lot and actually succeeds in selling some Nutri Health.
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Somehow, it succeeds in building off the game's mechanics while adding more depth and subtlety.
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If she succeeds in this, it will be one more improbable footnote to Mazurenko's life.
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Throughout, the play succeeds in sustaining the audience's interest in one single setting and situation.
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Trump succeeds in speaking to "low-engagement folks" because he's a low-information voter himself.
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She succeeds in conveying the sense of claustrophobia and disorientation that are the refugee condition.
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If Uber succeeds in getting regulations changed, those changes will apply equally to everyone else.
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Shortcomings aside, "There's Blood at the Wedding" succeeds in remembering those snuffed out by violence.
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Even if President Donald Trump succeeds in his campaign pledge to roll back Roe v.
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He farms organically, and succeeds in making juicy, crunchy, delicious wines that develop over time.
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With the ISA, if a student succeeds in landing a job, the school gets paid.
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He also succeeds in locating a plangent, unpatronizing humor in Ginny's literalness and deadpan certitude.
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Do you think the New York Times article succeeds in accomplishing Dr. Mateu-Gelabert's goal?
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If the house of the mouse succeeds in court, Redbox is in a lot of trouble.
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The outcome of legislative elections in October could determine whether Macri succeeds in passing his bill.
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More unusually, by evoking his wit, generosity and courage, it also succeeds in making him lovable.
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If one offers a self-handicap and succeeds in spite of the impediment, heroes are born.
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Still, the collection succeeds in demonstrating that this dispersed community in some ways resembles other nations.
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It frequently succeeds in getting them sent back without ever going through any official legal process.
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The male gaze only succeeds in objectifying women when the sole outcome considered is male gratification.
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He succeeds in taking out a massive Dreadnaught, but at a tremendous cost in human lives.
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If the U.S. succeeds in negotiating what Trump wants, that could mean a weaker agreement altogether.
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Isn't she worried that they'll be out of business if she succeeds in growing cultured steak?
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But it's also because the suicide of the heroine, Hannah, succeeds in winning her popular immortality.
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President Trump will smash the Fed's compass altogether if he succeeds in politicizing the Central Bank.
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If Brex succeeds in its ambitious mission, these are the folks that will make it happen.
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If Trump succeeds in making citizenship racialized and contingent, that's an existential threat to American Jews.
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Donald succeeds in demythologizing and humanizing one of the most admired public figures in American history.
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If New York succeeds in limiting Uber and Lyft, other cities facing similar issues may follow suit.
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If he succeeds in drawing a huge turnout, it's a positive sign for Trump long past Iowa.
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" He continues, "La La Land succeeds in making its sweet imagery sing, particularly with the sensational finale.
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So if Kim&aposs charm offensive succeeds in depleting support for sanctions, his generals could win big.
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It's about how you can be original, and I think it succeeds in being an original film.
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The Handmaid's Tale succeeds in allowing its audience to witness all of this and still feel dread.
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But if he succeeds in ending the conflicts once and for all, many Colombians will thank him.
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She succeeds in making the song her own for the performance, making the song a much watch.
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As for functionality, the Motiv succeeds in its task by stripping fitness tracking down to its essentials.
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Fortunately, The Americans' fifth season succeeds in addressing our current world by being its assiduously careful self.
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If Tesla succeeds in hitting its goal, it will not need to raise capital later this year.
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Shrill succeeds in presenting Annie as she is — a fat woman grappling with herself and the world.
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Sansa is now adamant about reclaiming Winterfell for their family and succeeds in enlisting a wary Jon.
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If a state succeeds in obtaining the funding but doesn't have a functioning new system on Jan.
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The franchise stands to lose millions of dollars if he succeeds in getting off the disabled list.
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But if Woods succeeds in this comeback, his travails may become just another part of his legend.
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You'll cry tears of joy when someone succeeds in the technical challenge after weeks of technical failures.
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Whether any of this succeeds in breaking the pattern of ever-rising budgets remains an open question.
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If it feels like Life succeeds in spite of itself, the important thing is that it succeeds. B+
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If Magic Leap succeeds in the end, it will be because it is already too big to fail.
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And if he succeeds in getting in that corner three times and you don't swing, you are out.
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Yet even if it succeeds in doing so, it will be tough for Abercrombie to turn the tide.
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By one estimate, a detective succeeds in clearing cases when given five or fewer to handle per year.
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The main questions now are whether and how Mr Santos succeeds in winning ratification of the revised agreement.
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If SpaceX succeeds in their plan, the company will leap-frog over NASA in the race for Mars.
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"Every non-violent uprising since 1900, if it achieves that threshold, succeeds in its aims," said Paluch-Machnik.
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If Tesla succeeds in starting pilot production of the sedan at its factory in Fremont, California on Feb.
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Although the exhibition succeeds in delighting the ear far more than the eye, it is well worth experiencing.
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If Mueller succeeds in completing such an investigation, the rule of law will have prevailed, whatever the result.
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If Ms. Rousseff succeeds in changing the votes of fewer than 10 senators, she could reclaim the presidency.
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Whether that will persist if Johnson succeeds in his scheme to become prime minister is an open question.
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Mr. González worries that the lure of avocado will only grow if Mexico succeeds in opening new markets.
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That's most likely if the Republican state legislature succeeds in drawing a map that Governor Wolf can accept.
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King falls on the right side of the divide and his book succeeds, in part, because of it.
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But if she succeeds in grabbing power, it would most likely be a continuation of her husband's government.
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It's the rare wine that succeeds in getting people to buy apparel touting the joys of rosé-drinking.
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The big question is what happens if Apple ever succeeds in building a truly bulletproof iPhone encryption system.
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Oftentimes, the whimsical upending of the expectation we didn't even realize we held succeeds in bringing a smile.
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The party that succeeds in establishing the baseline is likely to achieve the most important gains from the negotiations.
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But even if it succeeds in going mainstream, as the company intends, it can't escape the ravages of time.
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And through its treatment of its franchise's history, the movie succeeds in some ways — and crucially fails in others.
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If the BJP succeeds in forming a government in Karnataka, it will have a near-lock on Indian politics.
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If he succeeds in floating his firm, he will instead have imitated Mr Jobs by breaking all the rules.
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With this anecdotal style, Mr Impey succeeds in crafting an intensely human story from the biography of a building.
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The Guardian said that Zink "succeeds in putting into words the most inexpressible experiences," which is not very specific.
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These state statutes would remain in place even if Trump succeeds in chipping away at federal laws and rules.
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Bogia's sculpture succeeds in inaugurating the exhibition space with a strong thematic take on the question of queer aesthetics.
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But the bank warned any prospect of recovery would "remain fragile" unless South Africa succeeds in becoming more productive.
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President François Hollande has said he'll run for re-election next year only if he succeeds in reducing unemployment.
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It is a rare thriller that grapples with big ideas, yet "Luce" succeeds in balancing them with human drama.
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These gains will be lost, and grave new dangers will be created, if Trump succeeds in destroying the deal.
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If it succeeds in abdicating the lead for stability operations, it had best be ready with a backup plan.
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If it succeeds in those efforts, it would be able to sell the assets to help satisfy the ruling.
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But, if "Butcher's Crossing" succeeds in avoiding his earlier errors, it also spins too far in the other direction.
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By bringing them together, Morris succeeds in creating a lineage that spans the first 200 years of American history.
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"If Roskam succeeds in making people think about taxes as they vote, I think he can win," Gaines added.
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If the company succeeds in buying Tribune, it will control more than 200 stations reaching 62 percent of households.
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Nonetheless, this is a welcome, essential guide that succeeds in transporting our understanding of Champagne into the 21st century.
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Whether Amamiya succeeds in steering a pullback of Kuroda's policies remains uncertain, given the divergent views in the bank.
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If Disney succeeds in buying Fox, it would upend the decades-old status quo of the Hollywood movie system.
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" Allan Hunter of The Express offered a dissenting view: "Branagh succeeds in delivering a stylish slice of vintage entertainment.
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He has seen Crema with a newcomer's fresh eye, and he succeeds in passing it on to his audience.
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Playing on Anne's kindness, insecurity and liberal guilt, he succeeds in getting her to invite him to Sadie Hawkins.
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But this technical failing succeeds in allowing more time to leak in to and spill over from the picture.
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Often it succeeds in assuring the trial testimony that is crucial for conviction and in protecting the witness's life.
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While that's not much to work with, the exhibition succeeds in presenting an insightful intellectual portrayal of the sculptor.
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But even that last-minute move won't be enough to guarantee it succeeds in the increasingly competitive gaming market.
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But on Wednesday, Biden said he would not order a criminal investigation into Trump if Biden succeeds in 2020.
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He even succeeds in achieving world disarmament before he peacefully expires, supposedly leaving the country in a better state.
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Those rights may end up finding a new home if Walt Disney succeeds in its attempt to buy Fox.
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If another city succeeds in securing the 25,000 Amazon jobs promised to New York, the mania will only continue.
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If the far-right Front National party succeeds in France next year, it won't be the result of American trolls.
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In this regard, Schor and Badura-Triska's light curatorial touch succeeds in bringing viewer and artwork together in active engagement.
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If he succeeds in rolling back EPA regulations, including on auto fuel efficiency, that could increase demand for black gold.
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Verdict: Sure, the place is gimmicky, but Burrell succeeds in making dishes that are enhanced rather than overwhelmed by Cheetos.
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"If Trump became a full-fledged autocrat, it will not be because he succeeds in running the state," Klain said.
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If Mr Bolsonaro succeeds in reforming the economy and cleaning up Brazil, he could unleash his country's long-squandered potential.
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But season two never succeeds in finding something as interesting as Ruth and Debbie's conflict to slide into center stage.
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Now, after a more thorough teardown and testing, it has confirmed that the new membrane succeeds in doing just that.
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Essentially, it's an interesting and valid interpretation of Cleansed that succeeds in being a less graphic Hostel for the stage.
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If Maura Healey succeeds in putting paid to that idea, the entire country will owe her a debt of gratitude.
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As a result, policy stimulus succeeds in boosting asset valuations but arguably simultaneously stymies the recovery it seeks to engender.
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What seems to matter here is whether the archive in its totality succeeds in capturing the city in its totality.
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What to watch: A lot rides on whether the Justice Department succeeds in blocking AT&T's acquisition of Time Warner.
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This time, a French sailor becomes determined to blow up his submarine and succeeds in the most naked way possible.
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Yet, if this center-left strategy succeeds in toppling Trump, it's difficult to see how leftists could claim much credit.
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It is important, too, that Saudi Arabia opens its society and succeeds in its reforms to wean itself off oil.
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Sales could grow if the company succeeds in winning approval for the drug's use in earlier stages of prostate cancer.
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If the President succeeds in his effort to discredit the press, then from whom will the people get the truth?
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Winters succeeds in rendering the slave catcher monstrous but capable of redemption as Victor's sympathies shift to the underground side.
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Grounded in a unique love between two women, the film succeeds in its ability to be empathetic, funny, and real.
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It succeeds in this—Jones's characterization is memorable and debonair—but it also does so perhaps a bit too easily.
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She said it would take "money and time" to cancel and redo the deal if McCain succeeds in blocking it.
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Whether Ortega succeeds in quashing dissent, or is instead forced to make concessions, will likely depend on the armed forces.
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If a demagogue succeeds in claiming credit for wins and scapegoating his enemies for losses, he's very hard to stop.
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The Islamic State affiliate operating in Nigeria regularly succeeds in uploading messages and photo essays through established ISIS media channels.
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From afar, thanks to her class privilege and sheer force of personality, Lavinia succeeds in looking like an effortless sylph.
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We'll learn more about which strategy succeeds in November — and we'll have a clearer Twitter blueprint for future presidential candidates.
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They also risk losing their competitiveness if Beijing succeeds in subsidizing the creation of large Chinese rivals in their industries.
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If he succeeds in repealing the Affordable Care Act, that will eliminate medical insurance options for laid-off factory workers.
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He hopes Moon Express succeeds in a way that is visible to other aspiring entrepreneurs in the commercial space industry.
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Partly because she does not bother to try to make Chela sympathetic or likable, she succeeds in making her interesting.
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And, give or take a dead body here and a leaden gag there, it ultimately succeeds in doing exactly that.
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The home invasion genre usually succeeds in part because of the dry social commentary afforded by its slick, intricate settings.
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He said, if Trump succeeds in this confirmation fight, progressives will learn the hard way of the importance of the courts.
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If the United States succeeds in hardening its border, Mexico may struggle to cope with the flows across its southern one.
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Roth said that LinkedIn succeeds in the news business by curating content for one community rather than being everything to everyone.
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Along the way, Bezos has learned a thing or two about what it takes to be someone who succeeds in business.
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In any case, it will have little to do with whether she succeeds in shattering the glass ceiling of the presidency.
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The podcast is meant to have the feel of an old radio show, Mark says, and it certainly succeeds in that.
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Setting Trump aside, what if a foreign government succeeds in the future in electing an American president through active vote manipulation?
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Sacrificing substance for credibility, Smith succeeds in nullifying whatever suspicions a viewer may have regarding his commitment to expressing his feelings.
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I told my mom about Navalny and said that if he succeeds in running as a candidate, she'd vote for him.
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Day after day he succeeds in dominating a chamber filled with loud and self-important people, which is no small feat.
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Even if he succeeds in doing so, it will not be possible to zero out oil imports through more supply alone.
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If Macron succeeds in transforming the report into law, France would become the first country with a policy of full restitution.
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Another, if May succeeds in winning backing for a deal, would see it enter a post-EU transition on May 22.
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But if it succeeds in its efforts to improve its adoption system, many more of the neediest children may find homes.
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But the rule for all these math-coins is: it's not a game changer until it succeeds in changing the game.
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If Mr Patel succeeds in his new job and the Fed embraces reform, America's inflation target may one day resemble India's.
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On the surface, director Jon M. Chu succeeds in transposing light-skinned Asian faces onto the conventions of a romantic comedy.
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But activist filmmakers open themselves to speculations of whether their art succeeds in creating change—a complex determination, in this case.
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Then again, it may not matter, assuming Bolsonaro succeeds in his goals of shoring up the repressive powers of the state.
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"If AT&T succeeds in this, it might give other media companies the leeway to do other big deals," he said.
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If AT&T succeeds in this it actually might give other media companies the leeway to do other big deals. Right.
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Somehow "The Forest" is a work of art that escapes feeling like an "art object" — it succeeds in being for children.
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G.E.'s new C.E.O., Larry Culp, could make over $21 million a year if he succeeds in reviving the stock price.
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If the invention succeeds in clinical trials, doctors and public health experts say they expect there to be demand for it.
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Remember: If Trump succeeds in cutting taxes for the wealthy, taxes for everyone else will eventually need to rise even more.
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If, however, he succeeds in curtailing Redstone's power, he'll be an independent CEO and can he sell CBS to someone else.
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And that begs a question: if the Trump administration succeeds in smashing existing supply-chains, why assume manufacturing will return to America?
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Transmissions succeeds in showing, deftly and in detail, that ballet is not the rigid art form that some envision it to be.
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Inauguration Day, January 20, might have a little something extra, if a marijuana activist succeeds in giving away 4,200 joints in Washington.
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Whether or not Anonymous succeeds in dismantling—or even tries to attack—Donald Trump's websites on April Fools' Day is probably irrelevant.
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But then, without hesitation, he leaps through a very small opening in a gate, and succeeds in making a break for it.
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While everyone else largely succeeds in their respective missions to stop the Saviors' rescue efforts, Rick and Daryl have a tougher time.
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Hester succeeds in stabbing Valentine and announce that she's seeking revenge for the murder of her mother, which she blames on Valentine.
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Top bankers expect a more conservative 50 billion reais a year, if the Bolsonaro government succeeds in overturning the Supreme Court orders.
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The Pentagon is already BAE's biggest customer, and will become bigger still if the Trump administration succeeds in ramping up defence spending.
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If the Trump administration succeeds in making changes through regulatory agencies, it can avoid a lengthy and perhaps futile battle among lawmakers.
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If the trial of the 88-year-old two-time president succeeds in settling the record that would be a fine thing.
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If Mr Mnangagwa succeeds in taking back the reins of government, his first task will be to consolidate power within Zanu-PF.
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If The Last Jedi truly succeeds in forging something unique, perhaps we'll find ourselves having a different conversation in a few decades.
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If Krispy Kreme succeeds in giving away a million doughnuts on National Doughnut Day, it will have another doughnut giveaway next month.
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It's also why those same advocates are predicting doom if the FCC of the Donald Trump administration succeeds in undoing that work.
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If the funding succeeds in lowering emissions and preventing a major temperature increase, the United States reaps the economic benefits as well.
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" On whether his show will change if AT&T succeeds in purchasing Time Warner, parent of HBO: "I f***ing hope not.
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Whether this copycat caravan succeeds in breaching our borders will likely hinge on our response to the one that is currently underway.
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Therefore as Native Americans, we have every right to see that the Tribal Management Council succeeds in every way for us all.
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President Trump's reelection chances could largely depend on the strength of the economy and if he succeeds in taking credit for it.
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But doing so would miss the point, because this is a novel that succeeds in spite, maybe even because, of its excesses.
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If you're legitimately confused, try asking about what kind of person succeeds in the job, so you sound engaged rather than clueless.
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None of this is likely to happen unless the political opposition succeeds in its push to oust Mr. Maduro through constitutional means.
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Constitutional government only succeeds in the nation-state, where the just powers of government are derived from the consent of the governed.
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If he succeeds in imposing peace in Syria, even at the cost of leveling Aleppo, he will try to legitimize his victory.
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Luckily, he succeeds in getting the painting back for the granddaughter of its owner, who unfortunately has a terribly anti-Semitic name.
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If Australia succeeds in doing so, it could be your bank account or your medical records that are compromised in the end.
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Lazarin's style succeeds in part because the stakes for her characters are wide-ranging, because the implications of their actions ripple outward.
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Museums, nonprofits, private collections, and other art institutions may be significantly affected if the proposed plan succeeds in eliminating the estate tax.
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It succeeds in part because Malcolm brings to her work a keen eye for the surfaces that express character and social role.
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My intentions in general are good, but sometimes telling a story succeeds in the right way and sometimes in the wrong way.
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And if the president's party succeeds in choking the last life out of Obamacare, these Trump voters stand to lose the most.
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Air pollution remains a problem and will worsen if the Trump administration succeeds in increasing coal combustion and relaxing vehicle emission standards.
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If a cut in corporate income taxes succeeds in doing that, there should be growth benefits for a long time to come.
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Finally the hawk, spotting a squirrel — a squirrel lovingly detailed in a full-spread Audubon-like drawing — succeeds in catching its prey.
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If the Justice Department succeeds in seizing the property, an interesting question is whether those assets should be returned to Malaysian officials.
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Will Vaughan's reputation as a novelist depend on creating a successful narrative that succeeds in telling Jackson's story with more than verisimilitude?
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Now, if the administration succeeds in ending the ISS program by 2025, our future in space will be set back even more.
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But if Nest succeeds in establishing Works with Nest as an industry standard, it could give Nest a long-term competitive advantage.
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L. if it succeeds in its bid to take over the British engineering firm, the chief executive of the turnaround specialist told lawmakers.
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He succeeds in taking over the castle, but botches almost everything about it — including letting Bran and Rickon, once his little brothers, escape.
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That's because if ranked-choice voting succeeds in Maine, we'll get a real demonstration of how it can work at the state level.
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It's at turns terrifying, hilarious, and uneven, but succeeds in doing its most important job: showing off a range of distinct directorial voices.
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And, if the Starz series succeeds in nothing else, Howards End gives us the delightful, neurotic, meddlesome wonder that is Alex Lawther's Tibby.
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If the billionaire businessman succeeds in his bid, he would eclipse Ronald Reagan in becoming the oldest human to assume the U.S. presidency.
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But despite such ambitions, the company has never truly articulated what's in it for us if the company succeeds in its ultimate goal.
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And if her luck holds, and she succeeds in pushing a workable compromise through Parliament, she will deserve thanks as well as admiration.
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The real reason I'm cautiously optimistic is that Superior Donuts succeeds in an area where so many comedies fail: It's actually about something.
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If Orenstein succeeds in emboldening his fellow magistrate judges, we'll likely see many more of these cases emerge from the fog of secrecy.
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If India succeeds in this respect, its coming demographic bonanza holds the potential to create an unprecedented surge in the country's economic health.
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If Russia succeeds in disrupting the US election, then it will have only done so because it had the press as its partner.
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Imagine, for example, that ESA succeeds in establishing an international "lunar village" and Blue Origin builds a thriving commercial operation not far away.
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Our sources say both Harvey and Bob Weinstein have an overriding interest in making sure Colony Capital succeeds in restructuring the company -- money.
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There's heart and smarts fueling the Cardi B spectacle, and Gangsta Bitch Music, however clumsily at times, succeeds in delivering the full picture.
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The bigger payoff for Democrats, however, may lie in the long term if O'Rourke succeeds in making inroads among Latinos for the party.
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He actually succeeds in catching him in his mouth, but Mufasa arrives just in time to tell his brother to drop the bird.
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Aside from the risk of undercooked meat, the coercive nature of the table eventually succeeds in getting everyone to interact like normal humans.
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After all, Chloe is 18 when she succeeds in her attempt to sleep with the man who mistakenly believes she is his daughter.
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This exceptionally designed show succeeds in distilling the architectural legacy of a country best known, in and outside of it, for falling apart.
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It's very drawn out and hypnotic and taking out the vocals somehow succeeds in giving this overplayed record a new lease of life.
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But where the plot fails to set a new standard, the revival's kick-off succeeds in preserving the charm of the original series.
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Whether or not America succeeds in joining the rest of us as a decent and less self-serving partner remains to be seen.
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And if Congress eventually succeeds in repealing the Affordable Care Act, states with expanded Medicaid will likely have to scale back their programs.
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If China succeeds in this case, that would weaken the ability of European and American officials to levy anti-dumping duties against it.
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Regardless of whether this move succeeds in mending some customer relationships, the real focus for Robinhood should be avoiding outages in the future.
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Further, even if Facebook succeeds in driving away foreign propaganda, the same material could pop up on Twitter or other social media sites.
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If he succeeds in defaming Biden today, he'll be even more audacious in using the same strategy against anyone else who threatens him.
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To seek to overcome terrorism by pledging, as Obama did in 2013, to move on from it, mainly succeeds in tempting its return.
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Yet the director, Jon Avnet, who wrote the script with Eric Nazarian, succeeds in keeping the movie watchable in spite of its contrivances.
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If the agreement succeeds in raising prices and drawing down excess inventories, some countries may not deliver all the cuts they have promised.
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PA) is planning an engineering blitz to redevelop Opel's core models with its own technology if it succeeds in buying General Motors' (GM.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas), who could become the surprise superstar after the 2018 midterms if he succeeds in his campaign to unseat Sen.
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Nevertheless, the show succeeds in showcasing the tension between high fashion and high religion at the Cloisters more so than the main building.
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Germany could see Angela Merkel secure her fourth term as chancellor in 2017 if the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) party succeeds in September's election.
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Although the building appears completely random and out of place, it succeeds in drawing attention to High Point's historic furniture-building and hosiery industries.
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Unlike many of its contemporaries, the self-care app Aloe Bud — which debuted in April of last year — largely succeeds in avoiding these pitfalls.
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Investors say it might gain if the Fed's rate cut succeeds in boosting confidence in the U.S. economy and helps it avoid a recession.
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If China's growing urban middle class succeeds in its demands for a better quality of life, the benefits will reach far beyond China's borders.
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Fans of the genre, or the games, are more likely to see the points where Jones succeeds in transcending the usual blockbuster fantasy tropes.
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"Make America Great Again," the ubiquitous slogan of President Trump, succeeds in hitting all three of these points—with particular attention to ideological signaling.
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Even if the drug succeeds in the third trial, more studies might be required, Cowen and Co analyst Ken Cacciatore wrote in a note.
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"Today, the Court succeeds in its 6-year campaign to reverse Abood," Kagan wrote in a dissent joined by the other three liberal justices.
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China and other economic competitors are working towards deploying 5G and some say whoever succeeds in launching 85033G first will have a major advantage.
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But Ms. Khan may turn out to be the one cooperator in the Galleon case who succeeds in landing a second act in life.
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"If Tunisia succeeds in granting equal inheritance, it will be the first in the Arab world," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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This behavior usually succeeds in starting a battle with other Pokémon, but humans tend to think Galarian Zigzagoon is just playing or showing affection.
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While the exhibition succeeds in bringing the collectors and collections into the spotlight, one only wishes that each collection received more room to speak.
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If US policy succeeds in wrecking the Chinese economy, America's economy will suffer as well, because the US-Chinese economic relationship is mutually beneficial.
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Although this scene veers very far from the book, DuVernay succeeds in heightening the emotional impact of the father-daughter reunion with pulsing colors.
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But that isn't to say The First Purge isn't effective; it undeniably succeeds in making you feel bad, which is exactly what it's after.
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If he succeeds in re-electing himself, the United States should make it clear that we see his power grab for what it is.
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If the government succeeds in preventing the Time Warner deal, it will raise sharp questions about the future of AT&T, and its competitors.
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She succeeds "in taking us to the darkest recesses of human behavior without a jot of sensationalism," wrote Dominic Cavendish in the Daily Telegraph.
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We cannot afford to abandon the struggle and must do what we can to end this occupation, before it succeeds in destroying us all.
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Choosing silence now could mean having silence chosen for you in the future if Congress succeeds in adding an asterisk to the First Amendment.
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When a whistle-blower succeeds in recovering money for the government, the False Claims Act calls for him or her to receive a percentage.
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But I'm really not sure whether "O Peixe" succeeds in critiquing the ways black bodies are sexualized, or whether it ends up reaffirming them.
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If the administration succeeds in levying substantial new tariffs on China, Beijing would likely retaliate by raising duties on American products sold in China.
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If he succeeds in passing incremental legislation through coalition-style governing, he could end his first year in office accomplishing all of his goals.
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If Pakistan succeeds in winning over Washington and India alienates the international community through religious zealotry, the geopolitics of South Asia could shift dramatically.
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And in pleasing both his coach and current quarterback, Kevin "Draftday" Costner succeeds in keeping both Denis Leary and one of the lesser Supermans happy.
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And it will sure be interesting to see who Trump supporters blame if the DOJ succeeds in stripping health care away from millions of people.
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However, Capital Economics predicts that even if he succeeds in implementing a new tax code, much of the expected gains have already been priced in.
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When asked about whether that approach will change if the Trump administration succeeds in imposing a border tax on imported vehicles, Barra refused to speculate.
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Inequality will rise if Mr Trump succeeds in slashing taxes for the highest earners, as it did after Ronald Reagan's tax cuts in the 1980s.
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If Mirogroup succeeds in more than doubling its exports, it would become one of Russia's top three grain exporters, alongside local trader RIF and Glencore.
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And if he succeeds in kneecapping the country's environmental regulators, that should mean more lenient treatment of carbon-intensive industries including oil, gas and coal.
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Also, it has strong motivation: If the company succeeds in pivoting from public to private communications, it needs to replace a lot of ad revenue.
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If China succeeds in creating a future with no political reform, but a fully modernised economy, then theories of development will need to be rewritten.
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If the BRI succeeds in supercharging global connectivity, it will almost certainly increase the risk of pandemics, drug and wildlife trafficking, and other dangerous flows.
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If he succeeds in getting FDA approval, it'll likely be because he's pitching the advance as a technology meant to address a medical condition: paralysis.
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The new restrictions could cut this figure by as much as 1m b/d if America succeeds in forcing international compliance with its new policy.
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Yet NOAA may soon be forced to dial back or pause some of this work if the Trump administration succeeds in slashing the agency's budget.
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Secondly, the government could see tax gains if it succeeds in "unearthing unaccountable money" from the shadow economy, according to analysts from Singapore's DBS Bank.
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But Loaded succeeds in the subtler commentary it has on modern life, wealth, and the areas we as a society have decided to consider valuable.
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If Yahoo succeeds in selling its core assets to Verizon, Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer stands to get about $50 million as part of her package.
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But if Trump succeeds in scrapping TPS, it will have a huge impact on the United States — including the capital, Washington, DC, where Trump lives.
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But that could change if a new crop of African startups succeeds in using blockchain, the technology behind bitcoin, to create foolproof digital land registries.
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That put the country on a path to what would be its fourth national election in as many years - unless he succeeds in another attempt.
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Super Mario Odyssey succeeds in a very similar way, feeling both brand new and comfortingly familiar, while setting the bar for gameplay on the system.
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Straight-horned markhor If Garland succeeds in taking the seat of Justice Antonin Scalia, he might rival Scalia's extraordinary -- and at times colorful -- writing style.
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If the drug succeeds in further testing, it could allow scientists to skip much of the safety evaluation necessary for creating new drugs or vaccines.
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If the President succeeds in undercutting public confidence in our intelligence institutions, he will simply be able to ignore any future conclusions he finds uncomfortable.
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If the Lords succeeds in attaching any conditions to the legislation, the amended bill will have to go back to the Commons for its approval.
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Above all, for Ms. Bucci, it succeeds in marrying the technical wizardry of the watch world with the resonance of a treasured piece of jewelry.
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It can hire lobbyists and litigators in multiple markets and persist until it succeeds in beating back legal challenges and seeing regulations made more friendly.
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Above all, the composer succeeds in maintaining tension and cohesion across a huge span—"one long unbroken musical thought," as he writes in his notes.
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And if the Trump administration succeeds in its efforts to remake the courts by appointing conservative justices, does anybody expect them to challenge the administration?
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Even if this coalition succeeds in bringing a bill to their colleagues, however, Johnson has left his government very little time to consider their work.
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If Mr. Wong succeeds in reducing or overturning his prison sentence, he would probably become eligible to run for legislative office in elections in March.
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And if the White House succeeds in uprooting officials it sees as disloyal to Trump, there will be even fewer checks on an emboldened president.
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As I point out in my review of the Cube, the restaurant succeeds in large part because of that ridiculousness, not in spite of it.
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If Congress succeeds in cutting the corporate tax rate to 15 percent as the president has proposed, shouldn't the same rate apply to pass-throughs?
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Discovery's data shows the model succeeds in attracting and retaining healthy, more desirable clients, while those who pursue less healthy lifestyles tend to drop off.
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NEW YORK CITY – Supersonic air travel is only a few years from returning if a small U.S. company succeeds in developing its next-generation jet.
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If the governor succeeds in appealing to the administration for permission to carry out his scheme, other conservative states will most likely consider the step.
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If the FBI succeeds in breaking into the phone without Apple's help, the tense legal battle over the phone could come to an abrupt end.
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To accuse this album of quietly evaporating would be unfair — it succeeds in quietly, mournfully constructing a space you can hide in for a while.
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At best, research has found, that type of training succeeds in teaching people basic information, like the definition of harassment and how to report violations.
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" Whether challenging whiteness or misogyny within the black community, McMillan Cottom succeeds in her mission to tell "evocative stories that become a problem for power.
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Belichick succeeds in the NFL by manifesting its ethos completely and in case you haven't noticed, the NFL's ethos is insanely cruel and anti-humanist.
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The only thing that's radical about him is that he succeeds in his ultimate mission, though it seems clear he will only succeed for so long.
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Yet if IS succeeds in staging repeated attacks in Britain, this consensus will be at risk—as in France, which is under a state of emergency.
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But Prevenge leans into the absurdity of its central conceit, and Lowe succeeds in making her antihero seem almost rational even as she becomes increasingly unhinged.
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So the GS-F succeeds in its purpose as a performance sedan, even though it isn't taking many steps toward an autonomous, shared, electrified transportation future.
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This is the side of ballroom that Kiki, a documentary by Swedish filmmaker Sara Jordenö and NYC-based LGBTQ activist Twiggy Pucci Garçon, succeeds in capturing.
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Nonetheless, by shopping his charge in the venue of an exclusive interview with the Times, Trump succeeds in pushing his story deeper into the media mainstream.
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Silicon Valley is a show that succeeds in a lot of ways: phallic humor, insults, and capturing the weirdly specific quirks of the California tech industry.
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Midnight Odyssey's supersized combination of atmospheric black metal and darkwave succeeds in transforming compositional logorrhea, the greatest limitation of this artist, into a point of strength.
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What this novel succeeds in is creating a dense psychological portrait of a black woman nearing the close of the 20th century: inquisitive, obsessive, imaginative, alive.
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He added that if the riot theory succeeds in this trial, it could be used to target marches with "far less serious or even minor" damages.
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If Trump's operation succeeds in boosting their turnout by even just a little bit, it will be ballgame no matter how high the Democratic turnout is.
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If Covea succeeds in acquiring Scor it would create a major player in the European insurance market capable of swallowing smaller rivals as the industry consolidates.
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If Decolonize This Place succeeds in removing Brooklyn Museum board members with ties to real estate and finance, it could begin to rebalance power inside museums.
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But if Manafort succeeds in branding Gates a liar, his future usefulness to Mueller may be limited, Renato Mariotti, a former federal prosecutor, told VICE News.
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If Mr. Trump succeeds in flipping Minnesota's 10 electoral votes, it will probably mean that he has secured himself another four years in the White House.
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Teresa Palmer's work in the opening minutes of "Berlin Syndrome" succeeds in conveying the nearly tactile sensations of being an enthusiastic stranger in a strange land.
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If Verizon, which owns AOL, succeeds in buying Yahoo, the combined company would become the third biggest recipient of digital advertising dollars, earning about 10 percent.
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But if this musical seldom succeeds in creating incisive individual character portraits, it's pretty good at summoning the endless, poignant possibilities that lurk within a crowd.
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Although the book is not a seamless narrative, and its writing is sometimes stodgy, Cozzens admirably succeeds in framing the Indian Wars with acute historical accuracy.
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Barron recognizes that for most people stamps' romance has long since dissipated, but he succeeds in showing why this one stamp, at least, is still alluring.
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"Tesla is one of those stocks that succeeds in being poetic but really fails miserably at being prosaic," Schlossberg said on CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Tuesday.
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If Mexico City carries out an experiment that succeeds in changing the way millions of people circulate through the city, it could become an international example.
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If she succeeds in her comeback, Black said, she wants to open her own charity and address issues that have affected her life, like childhood homelessness.
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If the state succeeds in legalizing marijuana within 100 days, it could grab attention and revenue from New Jersey, which is looking to do the same.
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If M.B.S. succeeds in his modernization efforts, Saudis will benefit from new opportunities and freedoms, and the world will benefit from curtailing the Wahhabi radicalization agenda.
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But even if Magenta succeeds in producing a robot Beethoven, can an algorithm be considered an "artist" if it was designed and enacted by a human?
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These works are particularly powerful for their quietness; where dynamism also succeeds in conveying the violence of seeing is in Nicole Eisenman's recent paintings at MAC.
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However, if it succeeds in producing long-range, reliable battery packs at a low, low price, the Model 3 should be a massive success story for Tesla.
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If Trump succeeds in thwarting testimony from McGahn it would potentially establish a precedent that Congress could never cross-examine a member of any president's senior staff.
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Production design, a quality script, a good editor, and an emotionally compelling story are all important to whether a film succeeds in the eyes of its viewers.
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"There may be another vessel coming to Japan if Marubeni Corp succeeds in striking a deal with a partner of another country," one of the sources added.
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The animated version succeeds in asking you to suspend reality, which helps us appreciate anthropomorphic lions giving bedroom eyes and serenade each other with a horny melody.
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Here she succeeds in getting an incriminating chapter removed from June's memoir by hitting all her entitlement pressure points: Exercise classes, tee times, the Stanford admissions board.
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The prize if Monzo succeeds in the United States' $7 trillion financial services sector is potentially huge, but banking experts say it will face a tough task.
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If Uber succeeds in its goal of becoming a more and more important part of America's transportation system, it is going to face greater scrutiny from regulators.
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After finally besting the influencer, Alexis — who has preached kindness, authenticity, and wanting to help people — only succeeds in stepping into the online space left by Danielle.
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If the private mission succeeds in securing funding, one of these badass ladies will head up to the International Space Station (ISS) for 10 days in 2020.
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No one in our small group succeeds in invoking a real-life human during our brief chats, though we learn some important insights into the systems's limitations.
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If OPEC succeeds in draining global stocks and pushing the market into backwardation it will be hard to prevent forward prices rising and boosting shale firms too.
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It's in line for another $10 billion if it succeeds in its bid for a massive Defense Department contract known as JEDI, or Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure.
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It might determine whether he succeeds in enacting his agenda -- or if his presidency will simply be a series of reactions to weather emergencies and world crises.
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"Danny DeVito is the only cast member who succeeds in making something out of the movie's nothing of a screenplay," Holden wrote for the New York Times.
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Mr. Bonné succeeds in extracting the answers from decades of overwrought expert instruction and presenting them in a clear, easygoing manner This is not a reference work.
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As the world succeeds in tackling these issues, health systems face a new challenge: the burden of chronic diseases like cancer, heart disease, drug use, and diabetes.
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As you'd expect in a heist film, the crew ripping off the Coca Cola 600 NASCAR race at a Charlotte, North Carolina, speedway succeeds in their task.
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If the Justice Department succeeds in stopping them, the president will be vindicated in his decision not to divorce himself from his business empire while in office.
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The raid at the CEA's own trade show, ironically, provides a window into what will happen if it succeeds in convincing Congress to overhaul our patent system.
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If it succeeds in halting the outbreak, the vaccine may permanently change the way the world responds to Ebola and greatly lessen the terror surrounding the disease.
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MacFarquhar succeeds in lifting these voters out of mere caricature, and expresses with nuance the issues at stake for many of the Americans who voted for Trump.
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If, as cinema scholars have suggested, film noir is the cinematic style that best captures the mysterious quality of dreams, "Noirtown" succeeds in making those fantasies tangible.
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If, as cinema scholars have suggested, film noir is the cinematic style that best captures the mysterious quality of dreams, "Noirtown" succeeds in making those fantasies tangible.
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She succeeds in "Slaughter of the Innocents (They Might be Guilty of Something)," where the black silhouette cutouts migrate to a large, seemingly whitewashed slab of canvas.
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If May succeeds in winning changes to her Brexit deal in the next few days she could bring it back for a debate and vote before Feb.
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This is a simple storytelling device, but it succeeds in creating the lure of a mystery to be uncovered, inviting you into a larger world to be explored.
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If the Trump administration succeeds in overturning the rule, then Republican state legislatures will likely target other money that goes to abortion providers, which could lead to closures.
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It's an ambitious undertaking, but if it succeeds in creating a fuzzing service, it could mean delivering code with fewer bugs, and that would be good for everyone.
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It's locked into place with an electromagnetic field; occasionally a docent will push a button to disrupt that field so a "worthy" exhibit visitor succeeds in lifting it.
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The measures have hurt profit, but they could pay off if he succeeds in resolving the litigation issues and making the bank less complex and easier to manage.
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Al Thani, whose great-grandfather founded Qatar, is royalty in her country, and if she succeeds in reaching the pole she'd be the first Qatari to do so.
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Though much of the gear on display won't be available to the public until the following winter, the show succeeds in building collective excitement over what's to come.
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Britain could have left by then if May succeeds in building a coalition for her deal with the Labour opposition -- though there is no sign of agreement yet.
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And if North Korea succeeds in developing missiles that could reach all the way to the American mainland (as it claims), that would threaten the US as well.
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But this time the stakes are higher: If Google succeeds in bringing kids online safely, it could point the way for Facebook, Apple, Microsoft and all the rest.
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Proving that anti-ISIS messaging coming out of the State Department succeeds in preventing someone from joining ISIS or engaging with its radical narrative is no easy feat.
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If ExxonMobil succeeds in acquiring InterOil, Oil Search effectively becomes the junior partner in both the existing LNG plant and any potential expansion using the Elk-Antelope resources.
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If Putin succeeds in leading Trump down the proverbial garden path, and Trump later realizes that he has been had, this will result in a dangerous Trump indeed.
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The woman succeeds in both using a come-on line that really works on him ("I feel like I know you") and making him feel like Humbert Humbert.
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What was it like for Kit Harington to film the Game of Thrones scene wherein Melisandre attempts — and ultimately succeeds — in bringing Jon Snow back from the dead?
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But if the country succeeds in surmounting the political risks and commercializing advanced nuclear systems, there will be a push worldwide to generalize these achievements beyond China's borders.
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If AT&T succeeds in this deal, it will have more power to restrict the content access of its 135 million wireless and 25.5 million pay-TV subscribers.
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But even if the far-right succeeds in these European elections, it's not clear whether these parties will be able to translate their campaign slogans into workable politics.
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ANBA fails as an "album"—a term that implies a collection of "songs" with at least a passing resemblance to "music"—but perhaps it succeeds in other ways.
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While the exhibition arguably succeeds in recognizing women's roles beyond that of model and muse, there are twice as many artworks by male artists as by female artists.
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The book sometimes strains under the heft of its material, but it succeeds in its passionate dramatization of a mind-set still poorly understood by the American reader.
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As the White House succeeds in holding off congressional attempts at removing Trump from office, Barr is winning his long war on the power of the legislative branch.
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Even if Netanyahu succeeds in framing a new coalition, there is a strong possibility that it will not all be smooth going in relations with the White House.
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If AT&T succeeds in this deal, it will have more power to restrict the content access of its 220006 million wireless and 2202 million pay-TV subscribers.
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To what degree has Russia already penetrated state elections systems, and what would be the consequences if Russia succeeds in penetrating and compromising electoral systems in additional states?
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If it succeeds in acquiring the minority stake, Neoenergia said it would acquire the rest of Eletropaulo's shares, at a total cost of 5.7 billion reais ($1.7 billion).
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Ries says that new teams get limited funding and clear milestones; if a team succeeds in smaller challenges, it's given more resources and a larger challenge to tackle.
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Templeton succeeds in what many street-style photographers aim to do — to capture and show audiences what is right in front of them yet what is blind to them.
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Scarlet Witch actually succeeds in destroying the Mind Stone before Thanos can get to it, but he uses the Time Stone to go back in time and stop her.
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"The way that one succeeds in these evolution experiments is to be insightful enough and creative enough to create a situation where the solutions make themselves apparent," Liu says.
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Bauhaus Beginnings succeeds in reanimating the dialogue that began in the school's classrooms and hallways, and in following it, as it spilled out into the streets of a country.
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And even if he succeeds in having his suspension overturned, it is unclear if Mr. Platini can pass the new integrity checks required by FIFA to enter the race.
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If the FBI succeeds in ordering Apple to comply in California, it would have to build a new software version of iOS that allowed electronic brute-force password cracking.
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If Kudos succeeds in adding new features and content that keep its audience engaged, "our users won't be as excited to sign up for Instagram or Snapchat," Hestaas says.
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As the world succeeds in tackling these issues, health systems are faced with a new challenge — the burden of chronic diseases like cancer, heart disease, drug use, or diabetes.
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And it succeeds in all of these goals, while also going a step farther — not only is this the best way to play SNES games, it's also surprisingly affordable.
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Sanders is a frontrunner in the Democratic presidential race, but he pledged during his rally in Iowa to support whichever candidate succeeds in running for the Democrats in 2020.
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Charoen could be in the mix again if his Thaibev, maker of Beer Chang, succeeds in tapping into what is Asia's third-biggest beer market after China and Japan.
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If the magnetic drive proves reliable and Beijing succeeds in installing it in a large number of subs, the Chinese fleet could begin to match the American fleet underwater.
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If Trump succeeds in using trade wars to bring down European and Chinese trade barriers, he may end up being one of the greatest free-trade presidents in history.
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Instead of reaching her dad, however, Daniela succeeds in opening up Annabelle's glass box, inadvertently releasing all the evil spirits that were once safely confined in the artifact room.
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What to watch next: whether "experiential" retail, as they call their experiments in transforming physical stores, succeeds in getting people off-line, into their shops, and — most importantly — buying.
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If OPEC succeeds in rebalancing the market and oil prices start to recover, this would present a significant upside risk for stocks in the oil & gas and energy sectors.
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While Mary Poppins Returns doesn't make any groundbreaking contributions to cinema as a whole, it succeeds in taking us back to a world we loved when we were kids.
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On the other hand, if massive stimulus succeeds in pushing America out of the low-rate trap, it should also raise nominal GDP growth rates above what is forecast.
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Yet if the system eventually succeeds in predicting just one big earthquake, argues Yukitoshi Fukahata of the disaster-prevention research institute of Kyoto University, the gain would be immense.
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If the Chinese government succeeds in stealing energy manufacturing and research secrets from the U.S., American energy companies may end up competing against their own technological innovations and ideas.
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Whether or not Mr. Trump succeeds in getting a recusal and a new judge in the court case over Trump University, in November he will face the ultimate judges.
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But even if China succeeds in building a vibrant industry, it has to persuade a frightened public that genetically modified food is not another Chinese food scandal in waiting.
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What Ms. Jatahy succeeds in conveying, however, is a sense of lawlessness and despair, compounded by the misogynist violence that emerges as Penelope tries to distract her boisterous guests.
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As much as conspiracy theories reflect national insecurity, Everything Is Connected succeeds in illustrating how tenuous America's trust in its own government has been for the last fifty years.
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If Mr. el-Sisi succeeds in his drive to extend his term, he would serve as Egypt's president until the age of 80 — unless he changes the Constitution again.
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If Eight Mile succeeds in entering into a "mutually advantageous relationship" with Spotify in the context of a settlement, you can expect more publishers to attempt to follow suit.
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He promises to seek a royal pardon for Anwar and hand him the premiership if the coalition succeeds in its bid to oust Najib and the UMNO-led government.
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"If the government succeeds in forcing the companies to exploit their users' trust, it will have set back digital privacy and security in this country by decades," he added.
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There's reason for concern: He's a Balkan War criminal, but succeeds in transfixing the locals, who view him as a healer or holy man, until his secret comes out.
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It's a fabulous, mind-expanding program — very well performed — that succeeds in making Mr. Petronio's premiere, the appealing "Untitled Touch" (2017), seem the most traditional and least tough item.
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If Venezuela succeeds in launching the petro, other countries subject to sanctions, such as Russia, or nations with weak currencies may attempt to sell their version of a cryptocurrency.
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Where McKinty succeeds, in a book that feels heavily worked over to ensure no tangents detract from main events, is in making sure the premise isn't the main event.
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Where McKinty succeeds, in a book that feels heavily worked over to ensure no tangents detract from main events, is in making sure the premise isn't the main event.
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While the integration of the two artists' practices could have meshed a little better, each of them succeeds in creating visceral, impactful art that's grounded in a point of view.
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ENBD If the bank succeeds in working out the remaining problem loans, and in reducing its large concentration to the Dubai government, an upgrade of the VR would be possible.
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The integration succeeds in bringing the Waze experience to the car's dashboard for the most part, although there are some bumps along the road that might throw drivers off course.
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Both apps are shaking up South Korean banking by rationalising customer acquisition, setting new expectations for quality of service and, if Toss succeeds in becoming a bank, competing head-on.
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The bond market can't help but worry that if Donald Trump succeeds in stimulating the economy, it could mean he will have a new reason to clash with the Fed.
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Terrorism is designed to disrupt, and it succeeds in doing so when the impression persists that the place it targets can no longer go about its dull business as usual.
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Still, unless the Saudis and Emiratis are prepared to launch a coup and replace the Thanis, the ruling family, whatever diplomacy succeeds in mending fences is certain to be temporary.
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In trying to bring the experience of gallery-going to a video game, it succeeds in building something you can't really find either in video games or in art galleries.
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If the drug succeeds in the trial and is approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, it will be the first new treatment for PTSD in over 15 years.
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Shylock tries to destroy his Christian enemy legally by enforcing the letter of the bond; Portia succeeds in destroying her Jewish enemy by outwitting him at his own hairsplitting game.
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In this book, which aims to be "a collage of images, a kaleidoscope of destinies," Poirier succeeds in constructing a sense of how Paris may have felt during those years.
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Rather, it succeeds in telling so many fascinating stories in just a small amount of time—and the result is so good, you won't mind that it's broadcasting on Facebook.
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Kremlin officials dismiss him as a no-hoper, and opinion polls show that even if Navalny succeeds in contesting the 93 election, he would lose heavily to President Vladimir Putin.
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If Solidia's concrete-making technology succeeds in gaining traction around the world, it could be a way of binding up large quantities of carbon dioxide in roads and other structures.
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A second Democratic senator said colleagues are not ruling out the possibility of a contested convention if no candidate succeeds in winning the 28503,22020 delegates needed to clinch the nomination.
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If McCready succeeds in North Carolina's Ninth District, which has been represented by Republicans for the last 55 years, Democrats are in a good position to win big over all.
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While this occasionally descends into what feels like a numbing list of names and organizations, Nelson largely succeeds in throwing light on the vast power of her cast of antagonists.
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If Europe succeeds in creating a financial system that is separate from the U.S. dollar, other states can use euros in trade with Iran, diminishing U.S. domination of global markets.
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Even if WEKO succeeds in breaking Swatch's dominant position in watch movements, the battle is likely to switch to Swatch's monopoly on "assortments", the centerpiece of each mechanical watch movement.
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Even if WEKO succeeds in breaking Swatch's dominant position in watch movements, the battle is likely to switch to Swatch's monopoly on "assortments", the centrepiece of each mechanical watch movement.
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Even if WEKO succeeds in breaking Swatch's dominant position in watch movements, the battle is likely to switch to Swatch's monopoly on "assortments", the centerpiece of each mechanical watch movement.
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Rumors have swirled for months that if Hillary Clinton succeeds in her bid to become the next U.S. president, she would appoint Facebook chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg as Treasury Secretary.
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Confirmation succeeds in offering an unsensational, unsentimental look into the world of white suprematists in the U.K. and by extension their likeminded cohorts in the U.S., an uncomfortable but necessary experience.
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If central Europe succeeds in moving up the value chain, the coming demographic crunch will matter less, as more productive workers will find it easier to support a growing dependent population.
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About 33.13 million people would lose coverage even if Trump only succeeds in repealing the ACA and implementing a tax deduction for people who purchase health insurance, according to the analysis.
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That competition is set to grow if President Donald Trump succeeds in creating a new "Space Force" as the sixth branch of the military, something he hopes to do by 2020.
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That the film succeeds in telling a child's story on a shoestring budget without ever feeling manipulative or heavy-handed is a testament to Holmer's touch and Hightower's screen-stealing performance.
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But with that strategy comes a big question: What if he succeeds in firing up his own base only to find that his die-hard supporters are overwhelmed by Democratic enthusiasm?
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"Each time ISIS, Hezbollah, or Hamas succeeds in using a village, or a family, or a child, to protect its terrorist operations, the use of this grotesque tactic grows," said Haley.
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But all it succeeds in doing is making sure that Marcus and Fitz are going to be on screen for the back half of the season, it's also not terribly interesting.
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Her birth announcement in 1908 mistakenly identified her as a boy, and her unhappy father tried to kill them both, yet she succeeds in building a life as a roving photographer.
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If he succeeds in getting reelected, they have failed miserably because they have thrown everything they can at trying to change the opinions of the people who voted for Donald Trump.
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If the vote succeeds in the Senate, the bill will head to the House, where an override is expected to sail through with strong bipartisan support despite concerns raised by Reps.
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If the U.S. even partially succeeds in its aggressive plan to halt Iranian oil exports, world crude supplies will become tighter, sending oil and fuel prices higher for consumers and businesses.
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If Netanyahu succeeds in his gambit to persuade President Trump to terminate the JCPOA, the guardrails preventing the development of an Iranian bomb — and further Israeli–Iranian confrontation — will disappear, too.
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He believes that businesses live by the permission of communities, and that the community wants to invest in Main Street's recovery once the US succeeds in slowing the spread of coronavirus.
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If the Trump administration succeeds in scuttling the federal standards and neutralizing California, it could be the most significant setback for American progress on climate change so far under President Trump.
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Jeff Bezos has promised to invest billions into the company's operations in India to make sure it succeeds in what will someday be one of the world's biggest e-commerce markets.
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New Waves succeeds in illustrating not only Melehi's painted waves, but how those waves spread across Morocco to create a cultural scene that celebrated tradition and brought it to the masses.
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An expert at gaming the system, which is in the hands of Irish Catholic men, she almost succeeds in outwitting the priests by arranging for a Catholic burial, denied to suicides.
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For all the exploration of the world of big-cat lovers that Tiger King attempts, it never succeeds in giving us a sense of why things are the way they are.
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Other attorneys general across the country will also have important roles to play if Mr. Trump executes a pardon strategy, or succeeds in eviscerating the federal investigations through firings or otherwise.
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But our look inside Mr. Biden's campaign suggests that even if he succeeds in South Carolina, his campaign is on precarious footing because of limited organization, money and early-voting outreach.
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If Facebook succeeds in getting more people to watch its original series on its platform, it could help the company solve a major issue they are facing: Having too many ads.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte could step down if the son of former dictator Ferdinand Marcos succeeds in overturning his 2016 vice presidential election defeat, Duterte's spokesman said on Thursday.
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" Soon after, Josh Earnest, Obama's spokesman, qualified that statement by adding that what Obama meant by success was "a President who succeeds in helping the American people understand our collective interests.
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If Trump succeeds in overturning the Affordable Care Act, the Court's two landmark endorsements of that law, in 2012 and 2015, will become nullities, like rave reviews of a closed restaurant.
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But if he succeeds in his mission to educate the populace and eradicate political Islam, the al-Nahyan family may eventually have more trouble justifying its role as a virtual monarchy.
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The discrepancy goes to the heart of the so-called fiduciary rule, which is supposed to take effect in April for retirement assets unless the Trump administration succeeds in blocking it.
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Saulnier directed only the first two episodes of the new season before getting replaced by Pizzolatto himself, but he succeeds in returning the show to its roots as an atmospheric procedural.
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By selecting a diverse group of visually compelling, locally contextualized, and socially engaged works, After Darkness succeeds in showing the multiple ways that artists from Southeast Asia have renegotiated painful histories.
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As Tricia writes: Based on the two episodes (out of ten) I've seen thus far, See certainly succeeds in creating a plausible, futuristic vision in which its characters and plot can exist.
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However, further expansion in Argentina hinges on whether President Mauricio Macri succeeds in rolling back rules blocking foreign wealth managers from working in the country and banking its commodities and cattle millionaires.
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High-resolution images from the event will likely become available in February if the flyby's complicated choreography of steering rockets and cameras succeeds in capturing images of Ultima Thule as it passes.
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In general, though, Mr Fagan succeeds in providing an admirable primer for the enthusiast and a welcome tool for the historian—as well as a salutary reminder of the lessons of inaction.
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With every update GoPro succeeds in making meaningful updates to its cameras, and not just adding extra features for the sole reason of slapping a 'new and improved' sticker on the box.
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If Temer succeeds in passing a reform to slash pension benefits, which represent nearly half of the country's expenditures before debt-servicing costs, interest rates could fall further, government officials have said.
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Pham explained on Twitter that the lashes are currently still just a prototype, and won't make it into production unless the F.Lashes Kickstarter succeeds in raising enough money to fund the operation.
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If technology ever succeeds in helping us to build trust where it is missing, I suspect the wizardry that manages it will work in part by harnessing the spirit of Pokemon GO.
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The Internet was wonderful and open before Wheeler's rules were put in place in 2015, and it will still be wonderful and open if Pai succeeds in making some much-needed changes.
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Still, the data does not track the profitability of AstraZeneca's research activities, since even when a new drug succeeds in final clinical tests and wins regulatory approval, commercial success is not guaranteed.
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If the GOP succeeds in getting the votes to pass a repeal without a replace, they're going to make sure voters understand exactly how the repeal hurt them, and who is responsible.
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"We are satisfied that with this undertaking others will be able to compete for new toll road concessions in New South Wales if Transurban succeeds in its bid for WestConnex," Sims added.
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Plenty of people in the broad center-left have their own issues with the GND and may not shed a tear if the right-wing media machine succeeds in making it radioactive.
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If Adyen succeeds in building big businesses in both online and brick-and-mortar payments, it would differentiate itself from better-known payments companies such as Square, Stripe and PayPal-owned Braintree.
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Mr. Aster writes an impressive-looking check and succeeds in cashing it, but on close examination the payout turns out to be skimpier than anticipated, and drawn mostly on someone else's account.
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Based on compensation terms announced by the government this week, Uniper could receive 365 million euros if it succeeds in planned auctions that will allocate closure permits to the least expensive bidders.
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If the British government succeeds in extricating itself from the European Union, the two parts of Ireland will lose one of their most important connective threads: a shared membership in the bloc.
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Iran is threatening to dramatically ratchet up its response to the U.S., if President Donald Trump succeeds in halting crude sales from the Persian Gulf when sanctions snap back on the country.
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Analysts say if the administration succeeds in removing a lot of oil from the market any surprise outage could cause a price spike, even if Saudi Arabia has promised to add production.
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Even if it succeeds in getting rid of these loans, however, it would be left with billion of euros of so-called "unlikely to pay" loans, meaning it could face further losses.
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"The public interest would be irreparably harmed if DOJ succeeds in running out the clock on impeachment through obstruction and delay," Douglas Letter, the House general counsel, wrote in the court brief.
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But unlike Trump, whose one term is now regarded by much of the right as a best-forgotten political disaster, Carlson advances an ethnonationalist populism that succeeds in a wild, frightening fashion.
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Here's the irony: The more Mr. Netanyahu succeeds in getting the Palestinian issue off the table, the more the voters have time to worry about other issues, such as state-religious affairs.
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Although her vision sometimes verges on the polemical, she succeeds in eliciting compassion for her characters, and she deftly incorporates insights about literature and art into a work that feels entirely contemporary.
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Though the phrasing "guayabera shirt" makes this Spanish speaker flinch, Obejas succeeds in capturing the sense of doom, the weather of half-truths and paranoia, floating at the edges of Cleo's Cuba.
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However, British regulators have indicated that if Disney succeeds in buying Fox, including the 39 percent stake in Sky, it would be required to offer the same price for the remainder of Sky.
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However British regulators have indicated that if Disney succeeds in buying Fox, including the 39 percent stake in Sky, it would be required to offer the same price for the remainder of Sky.
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Blum succeeds in making comprehensible the difficult story of how code-breakers unraveled a system of encrypted Soviet messages that eventually became known as the Venona files (and started being released in 1995).
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"These new estimates assume that access to the single market is maintained in 2017 and 2018 and that the Bank of England succeeds in keeping turmoil in financial markets in check," it said.
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At the end of the day, the cinematic-universe model is probably going to be around for years to come, whether or not The Mummy succeeds in launching the Dark Universe this weekend.
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It's a surprise moment in a show otherwise devoid of twists, and mostly succeeds in shaking things up in an episode that feels like every beat could be seen coming a mile away.
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But more broadly, if Tommen succeeds in actually reforming the Westerosi system of justice to preclude this kind of might-makes-right legal outcome, he'll be doing a great service to the realm.
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Showpad's suite of products succeeds in bringing this process online for the first time with data-rich feedback loops on the effectiveness of teams, managers, salespeople and even individual pieces of sales content.
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Sinan eventually succeeds in publishing his book, though it causes a tingle rather than a sensation; it feels like a metaphor of sorts for the economic hurdles the country's overwhelmingly young population face.
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Fortnite's mobile version succeeds in part because it is an exact copy of the desktop and console versions of the game, down to letting you keep your progress and cosmetic cache across platforms.
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The first is that Mr Kim succeeds in charming the impetuous and inexperienced Mr Trump to such an extent that he makes foolish concessions that his opposite number has no intention of earning.
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But if feminism is to be a movement that succeeds in changing the distribution of power in society, she points out, it's going to make those who currently hold that power pretty uncomfortable.
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Why it matters: Despite the urgency of climate change, the cleantech VC funding woes—especially for early-stage companies—will get worse if Trump succeeds in gutting Energy Department initiatives, the authors say.
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If Santa Monica succeeds in setting up systems that enable a low-carbon lifestyle, by far the best thing it can do for the climate is to pack more people into Santa Monica.
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The administration wants to adjust the salary threshold for an Obama-era overtime rule; if it succeeds in raising the threshold, lower-wage workers will find themselves in possession of shrinking bank accounts.
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If the Trump administration succeeds in landing astronauts back on to the moon in 2024, that would come at the tail end of what could be Trump's second term, if he gets reelected.
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" If China succeeds in its satellite launch, the article said, that could mean many more such Chinese satellites in orbit, "which will together create a super-secure communications network, potentially linking people anywhere.
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If China succeeds in controlling global agriculture, American farmers and ranchers will be relegated to producing crops with seeds, inputs and equipment purchased from China, and selling their harvest to Chinese trading companies.
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But if it succeeds in doing so that means the decree must go back to the lower house for another vote, where it could be rejected and put Bolsonaro's entire reorganization at risk.
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Iran has threatened to block the Strait of Hormuz - a major oil-shipping route - and disrupt crude shipments from neighboring countries if Washington succeeds in forcing all countries to stop buying Iranian oil.
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If Facebook succeeds in doing so, it will have shown a good faith effort to identify the cause of recent problems -- and, more importantly, its ability to adequately address them without government assistance.
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As non-visual as this medium sounds, Reas succeeds in reconstituting these signals into post-modern pastiches of disparate colors that ring the bells of our most prized painters, like Mondrian and Pollock.
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It's a valuable contribution to the conversation about the Abstract Expressionists because it succeeds in documenting the way these artists rose together, with no person completely disconnected from the rest of the movement.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Boris Johnson vowed to stand up for Britain's diplomats around the world and take a robust approach towards U.S. President Donald Trump if he succeeds in becoming the next prime minister.
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If Mr. Trump succeeds in persuading Republicans to oppose funding the tunnel project, it would be a drastic reversal in fortunes for the region's politicians, who had secured commitments from the president's predecessors.
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But Cornell was deeply moved by Gris, the overlooked, tagalong third in the Cubist movement that also included Picasso and Braque, and the show succeeds in tracking the fluttery ways of artistic inspiration.
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Even if the Trump administration succeeds in killing the Clean Power Plan, a 2009 agency determination known as the endangerment finding still compels the agency to regulate carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases.
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The twin clocks that were installed are nearly hidden (I only found out about them weeks after I had come home) and the cavernous space succeeds in making the minutes melt into hours.
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The triangle resolves itself when Curly succeeds in convincing Laurey to vote in favor of arts funding, and Jud is forced to move to Kansas City because his grant application was approved there.
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If Dangote succeeds in buying PPC, the merged company would have a combined cement capacity of more than 57 million tonnes a year and give Dangote a majority of the South African market.
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Among the journalists I most admire is Mary-Kay Wilmers, editor and proprietor of the London Review of Books, which succeeds in being authoritative, deadly serious and playful all at the same time.
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The author succeeds in his main purpose, which is to show that in Cairo, Istanbul and Tehran, prominent figures embraced aspects of Western thought and technology with discernment and gusto while remaining good Muslims.
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I know because I have all of these things, and it succeeds in covering them all — and not only that, but blending so seamlessly into the skin that it actually looks like, well, skin.
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He argues that, inside Europe's single market, but outside its euro single currency and the passport-free Schengen travel zone, Britain could have the "best of both worlds" if it succeeds in its negotiation.
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If Messenger succeeds in catching up in these fields it can really become the underlying platform that connects the new wave of applications — pushing away Apple and Google from its iOS and Android thrones.
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If Yara succeeds in her mission (and that's a big if), and Daenerys decides to retreat to the Iron Islands after the battle of Winterfell to regroup, the islands might offer a decent respite.
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According to a report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released in October, even if the world succeeds in limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees, a series of dire climate impacts are unavoidable.
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This phone is part of Google's Android One program, which succeeds in bringing a less demanding version of the Google Pixel's software to affordable phones, with the latest security and feature updates in tow.
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In her talk, Ginsburg did not delve deeply into last term's cases, but if a Democratic president succeeds in nominating the next Supreme Court justice, the court will take a turn to the left.
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If the wasp succeeds in laying its egg inside the larvae then the wasp larva will devour the fly larva from the inside out and a wasp will be produced rather than a fly.
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"In the event that Uber succeeds in breaking up the class, we want to ensure that all class members have the opportunity to continue pressing their claims individually if necessary," she told BuzzFeed News.
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Dolsten told Reuters that Allergan's depression treatment rapastinel, which has shown promise of treating symptoms within hours rather than weeks required for standard treatments, could be "transformational" if it succeeds in late-stage trials.
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Without making use of jagged editing or a handheld camera— indeed, the look of The Wife sometimes verges on the satiny—the film succeeds in inhabiting its characters' insides as well as their outsides.
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But the main point of the book and the main arc of the book is that every medium of communication creates a different type of content that succeeds in that medium of communication. Absolutely.
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Others argue that while the recent rally has left valuations pricier based on forward earnings, those earnings could rebound to a more normalized level if a reform-minded government succeeds in lowering interest rates.
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If Comcast succeeds in winning control of Sky, another possibility could emerge, according to two people familiar with both companies who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly.
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Ms. Crittenden will also supervise runoffs in at least two other statewide races, one of them for secretary of state, as well as one for governor if Ms. Abrams's campaign succeeds in forcing one.
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The truth may never be known, especially if the Saudi public prosecutor succeeds in obtaining the death penalty that he said he's seeking against five of the Saudi suspects, thus eliminating the main witnesses.
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If you accept the premise that "This American Life" succeeds in offering meaningful snapshots of, well, our American life, then you'll understand why it was difficult to stick to one Fourth of July episode.
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Enter John Meehan (Eric Bana), a handsome and seemingly successful man who sweeps her off her feet and almost succeeds in hiding the truth from Newell and those around her: he's a con man.
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Using his morning routine as an example, Orzel sets out to show the reader how quantum physics is a part of our everyday lives, and he largely succeeds in this informative and friendly book.
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There are some good reporters working at Fox, and some of their daytime programming and very early evening program does make an effort, and I think frequently succeeds, in being a straight news organization.
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Caixabank is the largest shareholder in BPI with a 44.1 percent stake and if it succeeds in buying dos Santos' holding, it would have to launch a full takeover bid for the remainder of BPI.
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Creed II succeeds in elegantly tangling the tender and the tough, weaving it through a prism that could be hypermasculine, and sweetens it, through romance and parental issues, drawing out the humanity of both men.
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That put the spotlight on state-owned SBI as the top lender and with a footprint that stands to become even larger if it succeeds in a planned merger with five of its associate banks.
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Internet service providers (ISPs) would also get a boost if the Federal Communications Commission succeeds in loosening Obama-era rules on "net neutrality" (the principle that different sorts of web traffic should be treated equally).
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LONDON, July 11 (Reuters) - Boris Johnson vowed to stand up for Britain's diplomats around the world and take a robust approach towards U.S. President Donald Trump if he succeeds in becoming the next prime minister.
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Hong Kong (CNN)One of the leaders of the 2014 Umbrella Movement has vowed to take to the streets again if the Hong Kong government succeeds in unseating him and three other pro-democracy lawmakers.
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She is beyond the manic pixie dream girl archetype; she's a truly unwell woman, one who barely succeeds in hiding her self-destructive interior behind blown-out hair, leather jackets, and a light Buddhism practice.
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Eighteen years on, the record will be broken if Bayer, a drugs and chemicals giant best known for its pharmaceutical products such as aspirin, succeeds in its bid for Monsanto, the world's biggest seed producer.
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"The public interest would be irreparably harmed if DOJ succeeds in running out the clock on impeachment through obstruction and delay," lawyers for the House Judiciary Committee told the appeals court in their Friday filing.
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"No decisions have been made, but members have begun discussing whether to subpoena Bolton, and under what circumstances — including if the White House succeeds in blocking publication of Bolton's book," a committee official told CNN.
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But Cornell was deeply moved by Gris, the overlooked, tag-along third wheel in the Cubist movement that also included Picasso and Braque, and the show succeeds in tracking the fluttery ways of artistic inspiration.
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But if President Trump succeeds in tearing up the agreement, or if Tehran feels threatened, Mr. Lewis warned, Shahrud suggests that Iran could acquire a long-range missile more quickly than has been previously known.
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Although the service is just for Amazon employees in Seattle today, if it succeeds in improving employee satisfaction and lowering costs, Amazon could theoretically offer it more broadly to other companies or directly to consumers.
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Mr. Johnson and Mr. Trump are temperamental allies and the American president sees an opportunity for a bilateral trade deal with Britain if Mr. Johnson succeeds in breaking his country away from the European Union.
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On top of that, if Trump succeeds in November, there is a strong possibility that he would have another seat to fill particularly given Ginsburg's age and that of Justice Stephen Breyer, who is 81.
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"Blanchett succeeds in a performance that is delightful and yet touching; mannered and tomboyish, delighting in saying exactly what she means, she shrewdly sizes up Hughes and is quick to be concerned about his eccentricities."
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Also, if Apple succeeds in producing MicroLED displays at volume, it spells trouble for display manufacturers such as Samsung (which currently makes the iPhone X's display) and LG Display (which makes the Apple Watch's display).
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Telling the story from multiple angles, Greengrass' spare, sobering film -- premiering simultaneously in select theaters and on Netflix -- seeks and mostly succeeds in highlighting extremism while finding humanity and resolve within the grief and chaos.
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Mr. Johnson and Mr. Trump are temperamental allies and the American president sees an opportunity for a bilateral trade deal with Britain if Mr. Johnson succeeds in breaking his country away from the European Union.
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What makes "Parasite" the movie of the year — what might make Bong the filmmaker of the century — is the way it succeeds in being at once fantastical and true to life, intensely metaphorical and devastatingly concrete.
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For example, if Iran succeeds in building a loyal political coalition that takes power in Baghdad, that new government could eject U.S. troops from Iraq – something that Iraqi political figures close to Iran have long wanted.
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The results demonstrate that Time Warner Inc's risk may be limited if the Department of Justice "defies our expectation and succeeds in its antitrust suit," Barton Crockett, a B. Riley FBR analyst wrote in a note.
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Mr. Trump's legal fate, as well as his political fortunes in Washington, may depend on whether he succeeds in undermining the credibility of Mr. Comey and the law enforcement institutions he views as arrayed against him.
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Even if the initiative succeeds in Mongbwalu, there's no guarantee other companies will be willing to replicate it, said Gregory Mthembu-Salter, a former member of the U.N. panel of experts specialising in mining supply chains.
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If and when President Trump succeeds in replacing Justice Kennedy, it will mean that four of the nine justices of the US Supreme Court were nominated by presidents who took office without winning the popular vote.
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Parliamentary experts have said that even if May succeeds in getting a deal approved by lawmakers, Britain may need to request an extension to the Article 50 exit negotiation period in order to approve necessary legislation.
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If May succeeds in winning parliament's approval for her exit deal and agreeing a delay to Brexit with the EU, parliament must pass the legislation required to change the exit date in law before March 29.
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Occidental Petroleum agreed to sell Anadarko Petroleum Corporation's assets in Algeria, Ghana, Mozambique and South Africa to Total for $8.8 billion if the U.S. oil company succeeds in completing its plan to take over of Anadarko.
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Assuming Sanofi or another company succeeds in developing one, the vaccine may be used only in teenage girls - protecting them before they are likely to become pregnant - in countries and regions where Zika-carrying mosquitoes thrive.
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I see three possible outcomes: (1) the IRGC succeeds in crushing the opposition; (2) the opposition succeeds and there will be a regime change; and (3) there will be prolonged violent struggles, civil war, and stalemate.
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It's a fine line, but over all Friedman succeeds in portraying the "stories beneath the stories" that acted as bedrock to the rise of the Mossad and serve still as a window into Israel's troubled soul.
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If the group succeeds in planting its flag here, it would not only expand its reach into a new part of the continent, but it would also do so far outside the grasp of international forces.
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Nevertheless, "The Binding" succeeds in creating the magic it proposes: the experience of memory returning, a rush of recollection that can change the whole world, if only for one person at a time — or sometimes two.
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If Allergan succeeds in holding onto its patents, "we will probably see multiple branded companies housing their patents with Indian tribes," Ronny Gal, an analyst for Bernstein, said in a video message to investors on Friday.
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And if Donald Trump succeeds in building the border wall (and yes, Mexico will ultimately pay for it through a remittance tax, tariffs, or other measures), he will be re-elected in 2020 with big numbers.
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If she succeeds in one day becoming a foster parent, Donnovin will teach his new sibling to play Fortnite and to care for Sally, the aging and balding hamster who lives on top of his dresser.
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But at her best, she succeeds in infusing her scenes with a kind of worn-in depth that keeps the reader grounded and aware of they are as Benjamin hurtles us from 1969 to the present.
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Your Samsung smart TV or Amazon Echo might spy on you next if the government succeeds in forcing Apple to disable security protections on a smartphone to further the FBI's investigation into the San Bernardino attacks.
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Marvel's films bring together characters who shouldn't coexist in the same film — an all-powerful god here, a billionaire with cool toys there — and it succeeds in doing so because it has a strong stable of performers.
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But his best case scenario — if Rick Perry succeeds in bailing out coal plants, if Pruitt's regulatory rollbacks pass legal muster, if China's mounting efforts to ditch coal fail — is that US coal's decline is temporarily arrested.
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The Brit's sophomore mini-LP for Running Back—clearly, he enjoys leaving us wanting more—succeeds in the same vein, with club-ready beats that are sure to transport you somewhere lush, warm, and full of life.
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But many farmers are convinced China will have to return to the U.S. market because even if it succeeds in reducing soymeal demand as Chinese demand for soybeans has more than tripled in the past 15 years.
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Much like those arrangements, the video for Skeleton Tree track "Girl in Amber" succeeds in its spare presentation, which is in line with the rest of the look for Cave's concert-doc One More Time with Feeling.
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And if the GOP succeeds in making Mrs Clinton the first one-term president since George Bush the elder, its 2020 nominee may leave a greater mark on the Supreme Court than did America's first female president.
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If Beijing succeeds in peeling The Philippines away from the United States, other countries faced with a similar combination of intimidation and blandishments may also succumb, in a 21st-century version of the Vietnam-era "domino theory".
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Schnitzer Steel: The $500 million scrap steel company reports before Monday's opening bell, and if President Donald Trump's administration succeeds in issuing legislation that protects the steel industry from foreign competition, Cramer thinks this stock could soar.
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Goldman Sachs estimates $5 billion will be wiped from its fourth-quarter earnings due to the U.S. tax overhaul, SoftBank succeeds in its tender offer for Uber shares and a Reuters special report explores Yemen's health crisis.
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It is indeed possible that Bannon succeeds in his all-out war against the Republican establishment, which he continued shortly after the Virginia voting by calling for the resignation of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.).
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It's supposed to help shape your nose and give you the nose bridge that you've always wanted, but the clip only succeeds in firmly pinching your nose and making it almost impossible to breathe. Help. Cant. Breathe.
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The BJI court liaison interviews the man through a caged window in a tiny room behind a door near where the judge sits, and succeeds in reaching someone from the man's life—a requirement of the program.
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Even if the Trump administration succeeds in unwinding former President Obama's decision to put those oil and natural gas resources off limits, don't look for interest among big oil companies in expensive Arctic offshore drilling anytime soon.
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If it succeeds in selling itself, InvenSense would be the latest company to be swept up by a wave of consolidation in the industry, as makers of chips for smartphones face intense price competition and seek scale.
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Kempf's debut collection succeeds in familiar — if not quite traditional — ways: Long sentences and interwoven plots contrast the poet's confined early life in blue-collar Ohio with the measure of freedom he found on the West Coast.
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Even if Mr. Mirziyoyev succeeds in bringing the security apparatus under control, there is no certainty that he is prepared to cede his own powers, put an end to arbitrary detentions and torture, or address past abuses.
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If Russia succeeds in securing a seat at the table during serious negotiations, it can use that diplomatic process to pursue its own interests and make yet another claim to being a major player in global affairs.
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"Reputation" was a risk for Ms. Swift; passive-aggressiveness and fragility are not elements of her previous music, but she ably succeeds in analyzing the impact of superstardom and reputation on a personal basis, her stated intent.
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Now, Iran is suggesting that if the United States succeeds in sidelining its exports, it will use its position along the Strait of Hormuz to stop other Middle Eastern countries from shipping their barrels to the world.
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Veidt's act of large-scale misdirection succeeds in misdirecting Wade, too: He came to New Jersey expecting to die soon along with everyone else, and now he is doomed to a life of lingering horror and uncertainty.
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Ms. McCarthy, who oversaw the writing and execution of those major water and climate change regulations, said it would be difficult and time-consuming to reverse them, especially if Mr. Trump succeeds in greatly downsizing the agency.
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The Vision Fund is on track to part with tens of billions of its cash so far, assuming that a complex secondary purchase of about $10 billion in existing shares of Uber succeeds in the weeks ahead.
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If Tesla succeeds in producing long-range, reliable battery packs at a low price, the Model 3 could be a massive success If you couldn't already tell from that sentence alone, that's a big gamble on Tesla's part.
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The Sanders campaign Reach: Aired in South Carolina Impact: With its soaring music and quotes from Martin Luther King, this ad succeeds in its main purpose: painting Bernie Sanders as a transformational leader in the civil rights movement.
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But even if Osaka Gas succeeds in getting prices reduced, they are unlikely to be more than 5% below the agreed contract price, said one gas executive who has been involved in many LNG projects and price reviews.
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The Panel had previously ruled that Disney must make an offer for the rest of Sky if it succeeds in acquiring Fox, including its Sky stake, before either Fox or Comcast have taken full control of the broadcaster.
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If Japan's recently re-elected prime minister, Shinzo Abe, succeeds in his ambition to change the country's pacifist constitution, the Japanese navy is likely to increase its capabilities and more explicitly train to fight alongside its American counterpart.
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Moonlight, which won this year's Best Picture award after a shocking mix up last weekend, succeeds in part due to director Barry Jenkins' and cinematographer James Laxton's deep understanding and care for depicting black actors on the screen.
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If it succeeds in leveling the playing field for taxi drivers, easing congestion, and raising standards for all drivers, the bills could serve as a national template for other cities struggling under the strain of ride-hail cars.
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But for bootcamps the free tools are an existential threat: If someone succeeds in creating a free, self-learning platform as good as bootcamp programs the cost of this education will drop from several thousand dollars to $0.
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When all else fails, Trump talks until someone succeeds in cutting him off, exhausted, preferring to give up on getting an answer to the question they asked Trump, rather than keep listening to him hedge around the point.
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While a typical gaming or VR session makes you aware of its own rules and parameters pretty quickly, The VOID succeeds in playing against what your brain assumes are the hard and fast limitations of the virtual experience.
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But while the film succeeds in showing the ravages of burn out on even company higher-ups like Cardin, it does a poor job of highlighting rank-and-file employees who no doubt faced the brunt of it.
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Apple believes this too, arguing in a testy statement that if the government succeeds in compelling it to write software under All Writs, it will be able to force companies and individuals to do all sorts of things.
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That is creating a technological insecurity in the West, especially if China succeeds in leading the world in the development of 5G, the next iteration of communications network technology that touches everything from mobile phones to driverless cars.
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"He wants us to see Paris as less fluffy and convivial than other writers have suggested, and he succeeds in darkening our view of the City of Light," the critic Deborah Solomon wrote in The New York Times.
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What Ms. Tragos succeeds in illustrating is that if you take away the signs and listen to the stories, there is little difference between women on opposite sides of the debate — at least in the region she covers.
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If the institutes' five-year project succeeds in defining changes in the microbiome that are associated with disease, it has the potential to transform medicine, assuming ways can be found to correct microbial distortions in the affected tissues.
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I asked Sykes, the author of the 2017 book How the Right Lost Its Mind, how right-leaning media is able to construct alternate realities for its base, and why it succeeds in ways liberal media does not.
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If it succeeds in avoiding punishment, as Qatari-owned P.S.G. has done while facing similar accusations of violating financial controls, that could alter the balance of power in European soccer in an era of nation-state club owners.
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While it's easy to lose sight of the stories of individuals within the grand narratives of geopolitics, Goodbye, My Havana succeeds in focusing its attention on the lives that affect and are affected by this moment in history.
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It may be that Bloomberg succeeds in derailing Sanders -- and damages his own campaign in the process, clearing the way for Joe Biden, Pete Buttigieg, Elizabeth Warren or Amy Klobuchar if they manage to stay above the fray.
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But if Hamilton succeeds in theaters and on streaming, and shows that this kind of wider distribution can work without cannibalizing its source (a primary fear for theater producers), it wouldn't just be a big win for Disney.
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The ITC move would leave American domestic carriers with fewer choices and fewer jobs in the U.S. If Boeing succeeds in having punitive import duties places on Bombardier's C Series planes, it will harm air travelers and innovation.
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Source: CFRA Harris said the U.S. sanctions on Iran oil exports, starting in November, could be an issue if the Trump administration succeeds in taking as much oil off the market as it has said it is seeking.
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If Apple succeeds in upgrading its security for a new iPhone, law enforcement agencies would face significant challenges breaking into phones, even if the Obama administration wins its fight to access Farook's iPhone data, according to the Times.
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If the North succeeds in developing a credible warhead and missile, it would most deeply impact the United States, South Korea and Japan, but Russia and China, which are friendlier to the North, have strongly denounced its nuclear program.
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But the replacement proposal might just serve as a backup in case Trump's Department of Justice succeeds in its efforts to assist a lawsuit that would tear down the law and its protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union is likely to extend economic sanctions on Russia over Ukraine in December but could find it much harder to renew them in the future if Donald Trump succeeds in warming up relations with Russia.
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If Israel succeeds in its reported attempts to block the U.S. Senate from expressing support for a two-state solution between Israelis and Palestinians, the result could further destabilize the Middle East and endanger American interests across the region.
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The jury praised Bowles' brilliant and creative use of an exaggeratedly antiquated diction and syntax to craft a self-consciously ornate and mannered text that succeeds in capturing the comic archness of Kracht's prose style for English-language readers.
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If the Republican Party becomes the party of nationalist populism and if the alt-right succeeds in doing what they want to do, which is to make it about ethno-nationalist populism, then the party will have to splinter.
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If it succeeds in its vision of becoming a major provider of transport services for both passengers and goods all over the planet, it will have a larger presence in the physical world than any technology company in history.
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Regardless of whether this strategy succeeds in keeping business investment in the U.S. and bringing back manufacturing jobs, it bodes ill for a global economy — emerging markets, in particular — that look to the U.S. for investment and funding needs.
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Britain's takeover regulator ruled on Thursday that Walt Disney must make an offer for the whole of European pay-TV company Sky if it succeeds in buying Twenty-First Century Fox assets, including its 39 percent stake in Sky.
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When Ratchet (voiced by James Arnold Taylor) succeeds in entering the ranks of the Rangers, he finds that the vain bluster of their leader, Captain Qwark (Jim Ward, reproducing Patrick Warburton's pompous shtick in "The Tick"), to be hollow.
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The Times - Melrose Industries Plc is facing fierce pressure to reveal legally binding commitments to protect jobs and invest in research and development if it succeeds in its hostile takeover of GKN Plc, the aerospace and automotive group. bit.
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However, the advertising money that will rain down on Facebook—if and when Zuckerberg succeeds in encouraging 500 million people to take their Facebook identities onto the Internet at large—this money thinks of us the other way around.
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If the gallery's litigation succeeds in court, Yoo could face penalties and fines under the Defend Trade Secrets Act, the Stored Communication Act, misappropriation fo confidential information under New York law, breach of a confidentiality agreement, and other claims.
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MUMBAI, Sept 4 (Reuters) - Creditors of India's bankrupt Jet Airways are likely to recover less than 10% of the carrier's total outstanding dues in a liquidation scenario if no suitor succeeds in buying the airline, two sources told Reuters.
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It's the most readable, and perhaps the strongest of Lavery's creative nonfiction since it succeeds in demonstrating how a fin-de-siècle literary trope managed to become a timeless fixture which continues to appear in current pop-culture offerings.
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But even if he succeeds in South Carolina, his lack of resources and thin campaign organization in California and other states that vote next week on Super Tuesday present a daunting challenge to a candidacy already on precarious footing.
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Here all we have are two faces in tight close-up, so slurred and dimly lit that the picture barely succeeds in the most basic task of photographic portraiture: to enable us to identify whom we are looking at.
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In July, senior pro-democratic lawmaker Fernando Cheung said that even if the government succeeds in quashing the violence and getting past the current crisis, its chances of achieving anything before the end of Lam's term is severely limited.
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As part of the change, which will take effect by March, when someone succeeds in asking Google to remove or block access to a link for legitimate privacy reasons, the company will remove the link from its European domains — like Google.
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WASHINGTON, July 13 (Reuters) - U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan on Thursday said he would delay his chamber's August break in order to push forward final healthcare overhaul legislation if the Senate succeeds in passing their version before the scheduled summer recess.
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Tolkien succeeds (in a non-entertaining way) in showing how regular people's lives can inspire great works, but it utterly fails in showing the importance and impact of the work itself, which is why we're actually drawn to the man.
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Actually, it would make a perfect, twisted end to the entire Lannister line: Cersei succeeds in killing Tyrion — and Jaime's love for his now dead brother gives him the final push needed to kill his twin/lover and fulfill the prophecy.
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Why it matters: If Facebook succeeds in its bid to domesticate cryptocurrency, following in the footsteps of open source software and the internet itself, it could outflank the global currency system and leave the social network as keeper of everyone's money.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's parliament rejected Pedro Sanchez's bid to be confirmed as prime minister on Thursday, putting the country on a path to what could be its fourth national election in as many years - unless he succeeds in another attempt.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A new typhoid vaccine developed by privately-held Bharat Biotech proved safe and highly immunogenic in a study and could be used to prevent millions of infections if it succeeds in final-stage clinical trials, researchers said on Friday.
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Poland's gas firm PGNiG is considering asking the United States to be exempted from the anti-Iran sanctions, if French firm Total succeeds in its attempts to get such a permission, the PGNiG chief executive was quoted by Dziennik Gazeta Prawna.
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The end result is a robot shooting exercise that succeeds in making you feel superhuman, with precise shooting controls and fluid movement letting you take on dozens of on-screen enemies in a way that never teeters into overwhelming territory.
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"Black Panther" is not just a game-changer in terms of pushing forward black film visually; it also succeeds in terms of highlighting the broad spectrum of black identity, gender, aesthetics and ideologies when confronted with difficult social and moral questions.
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While exploring the complexities of modern black identity in its many facets, "Black Panther" also succeeds in responsibly explaining to outsiders just how complex the black community can be when it comes to political ideals, particularly how to lead a nation.
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LONDON, Oct 28 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will campaign for his Brexit deal if he succeeds in his push for an election after being forced to request an extension to the date of Britain's exit from the European Union.
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If Ratcliffe succeeds in his plans, the automotive arm of Ineos would become one of Britain's biggest carmakers, with an output more than double that of long-standing small-volume brands such as Aston Martin, McLaren, Bentley and Rolls-Royce.
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If the FBI succeeds in getting court-ordered encryption "back door" software from dozens or hundreds of American companies, how long will it be before cash-for-hire hackers or foreign spies breach the database containing that "back door" software?
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Where the U.S. stands today: Currently the U.S. has the third-highest corporate tax rate in the world, but if Trump succeeds in the tax cut, the U.S. will be among the 20 countries with the lowest corporate tax rate.
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If upwind sources can be addressed in a comprehensive national approach, as the clean air law largely succeeds in doing in the United States, India's cities will be left to manage local hot spots over which they have greater control.
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At one point, Ruth tries and fails to carry out a plan to electrocute Marty, but she succeeds in electrocuting her uncle Russ (Marc Menchaca) and her brother Boyd (Christopher James Baker) before they can get a piece of Marty themselves.
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If it succeeds in significantly lowering tensions it could be worth it in itself and ultimately, a peaceful resolution of the crisis would rate almost as highly as a historic political achievement as the US triumph over the Soviet Union.
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Even when one side of a political argument appears to prevail decisively, it rarely succeeds in vanquishing the losers, who often live on to fight another day, sometimes years or decades later, more powerful and politically formidable than ever before.
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A "performance" category is intended to honor the strength of a song's overall impact — how the production value, songwriting, vocal performance, melody, beats, and tune all blend together — and no other nominee succeeds in this sense more than "The London."
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"What Ms. Tragos succeeds in illustrating is that if you take away the signs and listen to the stories, there is little difference between women on opposite sides of the debate," Helen T. Verongos wrote in The New York Times.
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As Esther Mills, in Lynn Nottage's "Intimate Apparel" (2004), an expert seamstress who succeeds in her lingerie business but fails at love, Davis exhibited a particularly arresting reserve, a quality of silence that translates with equal power to her screen performances.
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But even if the world succeeds in dramatically cutting climate pollution and limiting man-made global warming to only 1.5 degrees, there's no escaping a series of negative impacts — rising seas, steep declines in coral reefs, and more extreme weather.
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If CTRL-Labs succeeds in building the thing it's working on today, and cements Facebook's position as the market leader in AR and VR, will we have wished the Federal Trade Commission had blocked the sale, or put conditions on it?
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But if Apple succeeds in wriggling its way out of tariffs, Mr. Cook's spot could become even tighter — especially if the president speaks out on topics such as immigration, on which Mr. Cook has disagreed with him in the past.
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Even if a defendant succeeds in getting a warrant quashed, moreover, the Supreme Court has said that a reviewing court of appeals must look again at the warrant — now placing a thumb on the scales in favor of the investigating officer.
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And Roma is a shining example of a film that succeeds in that endeavor, focusing on the primary element that sets cinema apart from other artistic mediums: It is visually immersive and richly textured both in its visuals and its sound.
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If he succeeds in passing all four, he will have made good on his promises to the right, and will have time and capital with which to pursue goals that appeal to Democrats and alienate conservatives, like a pricey infrastructure bill.
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So as season three hit its midpoint — where Elliot succeeds in stopping the terrorist attack, but neither he nor Mr. Robot see a far worse one coming — everything Mr. Robot has been about, for better or worse, began to turn itself inside out.
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Experts at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) say that even if the world succeeds in cutting carbon emissions, limiting the predicted rise in average global temperatures, parts of India will become so hot they will test the limits of human survivability.
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Fox said Disney had given its consent to the additional debt Fox would take on and said that it would reimburse Fox by around 1 billion pounds if Fox succeeds in buying Sky at that price, but the Disney-Fox transaction falls through.
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Although relatively small by dollar value, the deal heralds the start of a wave of M&A activity many expect to take place in the Australian media industry if the government succeeds in a plan to deregulate the country's media ownership laws.
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Once one kind of argument succeeds in convincing administrators to cancel a speaking event — "he's hateful" or "she makes X group feel unsafe" — it's much more likely that the same argument will be successfully deployed in the future against other, less incendiary types.
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There are one or two soapbox moments, including a self-justifying speech by the principal villain, that could have been left out, but to say as much is really just to note how tight and coherent the movie otherwise succeeds in being.
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After Iris and Elizabeth Taylor's gun battle only succeeds in killing Iris's son Donovan, the ladies free Ramona Royale from the hidden room (where she's conveniently finished off the horde of infected children Alex spawned) and dispatch her to finish off the Countess.
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It succeeds in offering a strong impression of the period's two great diarists: the reader learns a great deal about their reading habits, their domestic and romantic difficulties, their love of animals (Evelyn kept a tortoise, Pepys a monkey and a tame lion).
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To address the Federal tech debt, here are four "bureaucracy hacking" best practices that the Administration and its new advisors might consider for the Tech Council meeting: Let's hope President Trump succeeds in deploying these 5 hacking techniques, because the stakes are high.
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The final product isn't entirely flawless; something like the Gear VR wasn't really designed to be used in room-scale experiences, but it succeeds in its mission of allowing multiple users to inhabit a single space while seeing each other in real time.
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Euronext has agreed to buy Paris-based LCH SA for 510 million euros ($538 million), but the deal can only go ahead if LSE Group succeeds in merging with Deutsche Boerse, a tie-up regulators will rule on by the end of June.
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While it's possible to admire the film's passion and ambition, given the auspices "Detroit" is less accomplished than it could have been -- a vehicle that succeeds in Bigelow's stated goal of triggering a conversation but delivers as a movie in fits and starts.
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Kobach succeeded in linking the voting issue to immigration when he first ran for secretary of state in 2010, so it will be interesting to see if he succeeds in this effort to link immigration to taxes in the 2018 governor's race.
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If he succeeds in lifting the stagnant incomes of the middle and lower classes by stimulating economic growth while protecting the social safety net upon which many Americans rely, we will all have cause to rally behind him and praise his name.
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Regardless, it's weird that the show's attempts to end each episode in a moment of catharsis are what's hurting it in this midpoint of season one, because the show has so much other stuff going on that succeeds in breaking the tension.
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The film moves from the riots of Paris to the beaches of Cannes where Godard succeeds in getting that year's festival stopped in respect for the political crisis, but to the despair of a friend who had hoped to screen a movie there.
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He is most effective when describing George III's hubris, which resulted in dangerous assumptions about British naval superiority, and he succeeds in lending an authentic voice to those pasteboard figures we learned about in history class, like John Adams and Benedict Arnold.
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The worst case for Trump, Republicans and America would be a simultaneous increase in nuclear dangers from North Korea, making them extremely dangerous, and Iran, which could inflame nuclear dangers throughout the Middle East if Trump succeeds in scuttling the Iran deal.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's largest opposition party is divided over how strongly to back a new interim government if it succeeds in having President Dilma Rousseff stripped of office, as it eyes a run at the presidency in 2018, senior members said on Monday.
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From James's third-person perspective Chevalier succeeds in creating a sympathetic character, even though when it comes to Sadie or his five children (there were 10 in all; five died of swamp fever) he never met a rod he wanted to spare.
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But "Boy Erased" tries to be more than a simple culture-war morality play, and it succeeds in some measure thanks to Lucas Hedges's performance as Jared and those of Nicole Kidman and Russell Crowe as his parents, Nancy and Marshall Eamons.
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Through dogged reporting, Levin succeeds in building a timeline of her life, but she remains tantalizingly out of grasp, always one step ahead of our detective reporter who is left shuffling receipts from the wastebasket and scanning the horizon for her shadow.
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Fix this pernicious structural system that reinforces inequalities and invest instead in college bridge programs like Upward Bound, which succeeds in giving underprivileged students a chance to learn the habits of mind, organizational skills and reading strategies necessary to make it in college.
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He said that even with the federal government paying most of the cost — a situation that could change if Congress eventually succeeds in repealing Obamacare — the state could owe close to $100 million a year, according to estimates from the LePage administration.
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Post-apocalyptic fiction is so typical in games that a destroyed landscape struggles to provoke any emotion except maybe boredom, but the sheer care given to Remnant's environments succeeds in a way that most other games in this type of setting don't.
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Although "Small Days and Nights" succeeds in its first-person narrative (which is more truthful and wholesome than that of any character in Doshi's previous novel, "The Pleasure Seekers"), by the middle of the book Grace's listlessness and confusion can become tiresome.
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Even if Virginia succeeds in becoming the 38th state to ratify the ERA, meaning that the amendment theoretically has enough state support to become official, all three branches of the U.S. government are already facing questions about whether it's simply too late.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Rights groups on Wednesday urged the European Union and Japan to consider halting their funding for the election panel in Cambodia, if the ruling party succeeds in a bid to dissolve the main opposition party ahead of next year's general election.
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That gap, described by diplomats on both sides of the Atlantic as shockingly long, underscores the challenge Merkel faces if she succeeds in forming a coalition government later this month and, as German officials suggest, tries to reset the relationship with Trump.
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If Xi succeeds in getting his allies into many of those top leadership positions — and experts think there's a good chance he will — he'll have more control of the party and an enormous mandate to push his agenda for the country's future.
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This performance, The Drum Major Instinct, commissioned by BRIC and Theater of War Productions and NYC Public Artist in Residence Bryan Doerries, is constructed to evoke that feeling of being in church on a Sunday morning — and it succeeds in this ambition.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - If U.S. President-elect Donald Trump succeeds in his threat to eliminate the North American Free Trade Agreement, it could chop nearly 3 percent off Mexico's gross domestic product, the head of the U.N.'s Latin American economic arm said on Wednesday.
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If the company succeeds in dodging the GDPR outside the EU, users will be subject to lax US privacy standards, which would allow the company to continue collecting data like web histories it collects via the "Like" and "Share" buttons embedded on innumerable websites.
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If Trump succeeds in bringing American manufacturing back to the pre-globalization world, he will create a different type of economic inequality—an inequality based on some workers existing in a modern, globalized economy, while others exist in an economy trying to recreate the 1950s.
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Not only does Battle for Azeroth succeed in grounding players that just recently wielded the most powerful weapons ever and drove back an army of demonic aliens, it succeeds in setting a theme that nods back to the WoW's roots with more natural environments.
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If Trump succeeds in convincing Congress to make child care costs tax deductible, for example, that will do nothing to help poor families struggling with affordability — but my wife and I will have a bit more cash on hand to go out to dinner.
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Apple is working to make the iPhone completely impenetrable If the company succeeds in removing the troubleshooting feature — which security experts suggest is very likely, according to the NYT — the iPhone could become impossible to break into even with Apple's full and unfettered assistance.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim said on Thursday that if President-elect Donald Trump succeeds in office, it will be good news for Mexico, and that he would be more worried as an American than a Mexican about the next U.S. government.
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Set in modern Los Angeles, but revolving around a jazz pianist (Ryan Gosling) and an aspiring actress (Emma Stone—pictured together) who adore the music and movies of Hollywood's golden age, it succeeds in being both innovative and nostalgic, frothy and melancholy, romantic and realistic.
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Organized by five emerging curators through No Longer Empty's curatorial lab — Anastasia Tuazon, Corrine Gordon, Niama Safia Sandy, Rebecca Pristoop, and Sarah Fritchey — the Queens Library outpost of the show succeeds in offering various representations of black and brownness, reflective of the community it supports.
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BANGKOK, Oct 18 (Reuters) - Rights groups on Wednesday urged the European Union and Japan to consider halting their funding for the election panel in Cambodia, if the ruling party succeeds in a bid to dissolve the main opposition party ahead of next year's general election.
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Sure, it's one of the most repetitive games ever made, but there's real strategy to killing the Empire's black, 2D AT-ATs, and the game succeeds in amplifying feelings of panic (the Walkers are about to reach your base!) and relief (You've got the Force!
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During a conference call, GM Chief Executive Officer Mary Barra and Chief Financial Officer Chuck Stevens were asked if there would be any impact on the company if President Donald Trump succeeds in imposing new taxes on imported goods such as auto parts or vehicles.
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With its nu disco vibe and zipper and rubber band synthesisers that recall cranberry vodka with too much ice, "The Girls" boils every UK electronic sound of the time into an LCD Soundsystem parody track that mostly succeeds in being the sound of underage drinking.
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Insofar as Trump succeeds in "undercutting the watchdog, educator, and proxy functions of the press," they write, it leaves the administration more capable of delegitimizing other institutions and constructing other enemies — including the judiciary, the intelligence community, immigrants, and members of certain races or religions.
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If the Trump team succeeds in turning the investigation into a partisan issue, that would give them room to maneuver in the event that actual charges are filed and Trump decides that he wants to have Mueller fired or to pardon his family and friends.
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The irony, of course, is that Hicok's essay, though it is about the alleged fading of the white male poet's star in favor of poets of color, succeeds in putting the white male poet, and his feelings, right back at the center of the conversation.
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But the messages urging people to reach out to help loved ones and strangers carry an unspoken and unintended flip side: That if a person succeeds in ending his life, the people around him might not have been paying enough attention, or trying hard enough.
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If Dr. Soon-Shiong succeeds in acquiring The Times, he would become the latest billionaire to take ownership of a struggling newspaper in a big city, following Jeff Bezos (The Washington Post), John Henry (The Boston Globe) and Sheldon Adelson (The Las Vegas Review-Journal).
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And if Chuck Schumer succeeds in getting the chamber back in Democratic hands, the new additions to their ranks are likely to be moderates like John Hickenlooper of Colorado, Mark Kelly of Arizona, and Steve Bullock of Montana, none of whom support Medicare for All.
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For it is a masterpiece, if Lu does say so herself, which she does, very often, and with such persuasive persistence that she succeeds in placing it in an upcoming exhibition at a major gallery — an exhibition that will also include work by Steve.
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Opinion Columnist Paul Tough's important new book on the broken promises of higher education begins with a chapter that he succeeds in making as suspenseful as the prologue of any serial-killer novel and as heart-rending as the climax of an epic romance.
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Members of the House Intelligence Committee have begun discussing whether to subpoena Mr. Bolton; they might consider doing so, for instance, if the White House succeeds in blocking publication of his book, according to a committee official who insisted on anonymity to discuss internal deliberations.
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"If Ukraine succeeds in breaking free of Russian influence, it is possible for Europe to be whole, free, democratic and at peace," Mr. Taylor said in his opening statement to House investigators, which was provided to reporters after he delivered it behind closed doors.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan votes on Saturday in an election overshadowed by renewed Chinese efforts to get the island to accept their rule, and as Taiwan nervously watches Hong Kong protests, worried they may be next if China ever succeeds in bringing them under its control.
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Though the cast — rounded out by the likable Maurice Jones as Bill, the older downstairs neighbor, who has a thing for Marie — has been costumed with sociological specificity by Ntokozo Fuzunina Kunene, it never quite succeeds in creating a gallery of individual, idiosyncratic portraits.
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Thus, climate policy experts on both sides of the debate say, even if Mr. Pruitt succeeds in the legally challenging process of withdrawing the Clean Power Plan, the endangerment finding will still put him under the legal obligation to put together a replacement regulation.
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If Macron succeeds in defeating the unions - he has already stared them down over reform of state-run SNCF railways and an easing of labour laws - he will strengthen his hand to embark on further pro-business reforms as he eyes re-election in 2022.
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If Vikram Chandra succeeds in scratching his itch to, as he puts it, lessen his own "damn cognitive load and make it bit easier to understand his own narrative thinking," then it's a good bet that there will be more good stories coming into the world.
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" When Allen argued that Romney could single-handedly force a shift in opinion among Republican senators -- and lead them in the direction of removing the President if the impeachment process succeeds in the House -- Romney laughed and said, "Are you smoking something that I don't see?
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Cameron wants to reform Britain's ties with the bloc before a referendum which he has promised will come by the end of 2017 and says he will campaign to stay in the EU if he succeeds in getting what he calls 'the best deal for Britain'.
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If he succeeds in meeting the $200,000 goal, he anticipates two possible outcomes: Either he will end up in a sauna with a bunch of billionaires, or the resort will take his money and kick him out before he can step a foot inside the club.
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And if the President really spends the next few months attacking the Republican Congress and succeeds in undercutting enthusiasm within his base,he might regret his actions by finding himself with a Democratic Congress in January 2019 that is more than willing to move forward with impeachment.
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STOCKHOLM, Aug 12 (Reuters) - The head of activist fund Cevian Capital said on Monday that shares in Swiss engineering group ABB could be worth more than 35 Swiss francs ($35.99) if newly appointed CEO Bjorn Rosengren succeeds in raising margins and valuations to that of rivals.
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If he succeeds in his attempt to allow Japan's emperors to abdicate — overturning the longstanding conception that the emperor is "sacred and inviolable" — he will have demonstrated that emperors today are like any other citizen, subject to the law and the democratic ideals of the postwar order.
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It succeeds in making you feel personally engaged by every one of its seven principal characters, who all work at the parfumerie owned by Mr. Maraczek (Byron Jennings), while convincing you that the most natural way to get to know people is through the medium of song.
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" Third — and most important, Nixon believed— was that the success or failure of political and economic freedom in Russia would have a profound effect in the world on would-be dictators: "If freedom succeeds in Russia, it means that freedom will be the way of the future.
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"If China succeeds in peeling the Philippines away from the United States, it will be a major win in Beijing's long-term campaign to weaken U.S. alliances in the region," said Andrew Shearer, a senior adviser at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.
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David finds a new dealer, steals $150 from his dad, and then his house is raided by the cops for $150 of crystal meth (which he narrowly succeeds in flushing down the toilet with the help of his brooding alcoholic and formerly drug-addicted buddy, Dylan McKay).
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It is up to these wise men to set things right, and Paul in particular succeeds in engineering, in the novel's last pages, a dizzying series of machinations to institute an order on the disorder he sees, moving characters around likes pawns on a chess board.
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The United Nations said on Tuesday it was worried about the fate of up to 300,000 people still living in rebel-held parts of Aleppo, who could be cut off from food supplies if the government advance succeeds in surrounding the city and blocking access from Turkey.
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In fact, if Netanyahu succeeds in winning the election, the likelihood is that the parties he is courting, rather than seeking to hold peace negotiations at bay, will try to move things in the opposite direction, pushing for annexation of some, or all, of the West Bank.
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But the purchases under the ECB's 80 billion euros per month asset-buying programme could then rise to around the 2 billion to 3 billion euros per month and possibly over 5 billion if the ECB succeeds in getting companies to start issuing new debt, analysts say.
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Despite these many qualities, "The Girls" never entirely succeeds in justifying itself—in making the case that there was anything personally or historically necessary about Cline's decision to raid the American-culture store and pluck one of the best-known and most lurid episodes from the shelf.
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Shooting in a black and white that's alternately stark and lustrous, Spielberg looks at history through the complicated lens of a German businessman (Liam Neeson) who staffs a Krakow factory with mostly Jewish workers and succeeds in protecting them from extermination once the SS comes around.
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