His successes are my successes and, one day, vice versa.
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His successes felt like our successes like no other athlete.
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CHARLIE MUNGER: Well, all human successes are successes so far.
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My successes were his successes, and his stories thrum in every word I write.
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The belief that our successes -- however small, however incomplete -- are successes all the same.
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Son "deserves respect for those successes — successes greater than you and I will ever have," he said.
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At the same time, I know that in my successes are the successes of my community as well.
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It doesn't surprise me that we're seeing successes in recapitulating cartilage before we're seeing successes in rebuilding the motherboard.
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They also pledged to build on successes across the continent, applying lessons learned from successes to areas where improvements are still needed.
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"There are successes — and there are successes when providers are wiling to take on two-sided risk," CMS Administrator Seema Verma told reporters.
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When you look at ambitions, you look at other people's successes and often end up trying to model your successes after other people.
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The successes many attribute to the Clean Air Act, which passed in 22019, were actually built on ongoing successes of the previous 50 years or more.
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Of eight tests between 2016 and early 2017, seven failed according to South Korean and US assessments (though North Korea claimed some as successes or partial successes).
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Work it like a muscle, and eventually, you'll find you have small successes which can lead to bigger successes, which can eventually make you a little more fearless.
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" The convention, he added, could showcase "the successes he's had in his life: his business successes, the money he's given to charities, the kind of father he has been.
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Recruiting successes also beget more recruiting successes, as college coaches can show the most talented prospects that they know how to get players selected high in the N.B.A. draft.
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Being a dad and a DJ are about where the similarities between Elba and Charlie end, however, evidenced by his massive successes in Hollywood and Charlie's, well, lack of successes.
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Many of his political successes — from that first Senate race to the meeting with top Obama advisers at her home that helped him land the vice presidential nomination — are her successes.
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Perhaps Musk can learn from Ellison's successes – and mistakes.
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Pirro and Hannity are both immigration hardliners, and made known to Trump that his party's successes in upcoming midterm elections will depend on him being able to tout successes on the border wall.
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Both movements have some pretty significant successes to their names.
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As a result, she felt less joy after her successes.
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Those successes weren't merely about making waves about gay rights.
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They are suffering from delusions borne of recent political successes.
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Instead, he is already praising himself for his electoral successes.
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The greatest successes come from having the freedom to fail.
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But, there are successes before you get to the table.
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But I want more of our successes to be imitated.
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That's clearly been a really big part of their successes.
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Indeed, Udacity has had some successes despite its many challenges.
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And some supposed successes turn out to be wildly exaggerated.
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The mutiny takes the shine off Ivory Coast's recent successes.
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It was his restaurant successes that earned him the title.
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I didn't judge them by their previous successes or failures.
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He points to frequent Republican successes in statewide legislative races.
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I often explain these successes with a single word: innovation.
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And he has had successes away from this home base.
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The big successes are literally impossible without the many failures.
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"There are so few successes in this world," he said.
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Despite the successes, wildlife experts said the problem remains widespread.
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Either way, they made it work, through challenges and successes.
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But Putin's apparent successes may turn out to be failures.
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But despite some limited successes, this outreach has mostly failed.
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The party has presided over one of history's great successes.
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Bolstered by successes in Anbar, they are experienced at least.
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Liberals have become victims, in part, of their own successes.
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In the past such successes have typically been isolated blips.
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The successes of Cooksey, Krone, and Napravnik suggest they aren't.
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But despite the troubles the park has achieved some successes.
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So, these successes are technically satisfying, but are they important?
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That is one of the great successes of Queen Sugar.
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But these recent successes have been controlled by the demands
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In Mr. Cuomo's second term, progressives have enjoyed some successes.
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Sure Trump has had some successes important to his supporters.
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Some of our best successes for instance are in education.
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He had some successes and he had some terrible movies.
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SpaceX's string of recent successes hasn't come without adversity, however.
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The film examines his present struggles, and his past successes.
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That "moving on" part is key to future successes. 4.
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He recommends checking successes and working backwards from that point.
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Progress has followed in the wake of Elizabeth's early successes.
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Stranger Things is just one of Carmen Cuba's many successes.
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Despite the successes in his life, he was missing something.
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But there have been enough successes to worry American commanders.
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Don't be shy about noting your successes, but be prudent.
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One risk of such successes is that it attracts crowds.
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This means we blow past successes and fixate on failures.
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You can dispute his own calculation of his own successes.
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"Find things where you can get successes quickly," suggests Chapin.
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There have been some public successes in the ongoing effort.
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The aides furiously assembled "lists of early successes" on whiteboards.
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Seib believes the administration has had a number of successes.
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In some cases, these successes can even worsen the blow.
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Failures in one field don't erase his successes in another.
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Uruguayan coach Óscar Ortega is similarly key to Atlético's successes.
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But the film's successes rest largely on its lead actors.
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But over the summer, all of these worldly successes vanished.
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Successes: Both tax bills include the research and development tax.
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Despite Ms. Dickens' successes, life as an artist remains precarious.
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Still, foreign policy successes were the hallmark of his presidency.
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The truth is that most large successes have humble beginnings.
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We need to study these successes and figure them out.
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We need to study these successes and figure them out.
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What have been some of the campaign's successes so far?
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Some or all of these deals may prove noteworthy successes.
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But the group's members attributed their successes to careful planning.
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But he said women's rights advocates already had achieved successes.
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Obviously, Trump can claim some successes on his own terms.
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But other leading Democratic candidates have had substantial policy successes.
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Share those successes on social media like Twitter or LinkedIn.
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College Humor was once one of the web's big successes.
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"Our biggest surgical successes are in cataracts," Dr. Priehs said.
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The comedian's two most accomplished successes are cases in point.
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This season, the successes were less flashy, but still noteworthy.
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Praise be to uncertain successes and to certain failures alike.
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But these sports successes are papering over some deeper problems.
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Tesla's successes, or failures, will be on a bigger scale.
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But the campaign has seen some successes across the country.
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The G.M. strikers could taste labor's newfound successes and momentum.
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This means they have successes and failings of their own.
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Sometimes, it even creates sensational narratives to amplify such successes.
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At the same time, there have been foreign policy successes.
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Using this strategy, the Philippine government achieved some early successes.
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One of Marriage Story's biggest successes lies in its straightforwardness.
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We can learn from our successes and from our failures.
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"Find things where you can get successes quickly," says Chapin.
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We had some successes, but he also made some mistakes.
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Trump frequently touts his polling successes on the campaign trail.
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"Talk about the successes, don't pick unnecessary fights," Kyl said.
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Despite occasional successes, Mr. Dauer struggled to escape daytime television.
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They acknowledge your successes, but don't comment on your setbacks
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Cummings said he looks forward to the President sharing his successes.
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I've had successes and I've had setbacks — sometimes really painful ones.
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South that FDR needed for his legislative successes had turned largely
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These successes would earn him a well-deserved unanimous decision win.
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The president can claim some successes, including progress on economic reform.
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They're representative of the 12 steps' mix of successes and failures.
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Finally, it's crucial to remember that Jobs's successes didn't happen overnight.
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"Putin's apparent successes may turn out to be failures," says Cohen.
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Even after the recent string of successes, Beck isn't slowing down.
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They were right to be concerned: America's successes undermined Soviet rule.
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There is the sense of failure even amid the greatest successes.
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Here's a look at the town — and its successes and failures.
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As Rachel, Emily Blunt is largely responsible for the film's successes.
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These two artists are both successes of modern internet-driven fandom.
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Despite his successes, in 2009 Mr. Wohlleben started having panic attacks.
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Despite their successes on the battlefield, the Taliban are weary too.
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Startups are much more vocal about their successes than their failures.
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Today's leaves their landing streak still going strong with nine successes.
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But talk about the successes, too—that's great motivation for developers.
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More recent dominant word pairs document presidential frustrations more than successes.
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The Tories can lay claim to some economic successes, as well.
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But replicating their successes in other markets will not be straightforward.
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Still, it's obvious that recent successes have fulfilled a lifelong goal.
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I've had successes and I've had setbacks, sometimes really painful ones.
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He credits his latest successes to the love of his life.
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He was a key architect of many of the Senators' successes.
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Gjirafa, an internet company, is another of Kosovo's new business successes.
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I want their successes to contribute to a more equitable society.
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Of course, he was a founding father of Israel's many successes.
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Its successes come from tricking the mind and confounding the eyes.
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Think about specific details and how you felt during those successes.
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Already, early successes have allowed the fund to "give back" $2.5m.
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Ushahidi and the tech successes that came after shifted global narratives.
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This difference on economics didn't really seem to affect their successes.
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So far, there've been a few successes coming from consumer investments.
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It has launched successes such as including Airbnb, Dropbox and Stripe.
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Castle Rock's biggest successes in those early hours are the surprises.
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Each new generation stands on the successes of the previous generation.
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These are the kind of successes Kemp likes to focus on.
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But those also never really caught on and became breakout successes.
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Away from traditional media it has also seen some successes online.
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"I've noticed all overnight successes take about 10 years," he said.
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Despite trouble in the marketplaces, ObamaCare has notched some significant successes.
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They've had some incredible successes with the missions they've been given.
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"A carbon tax would reverse many of these successes," they wrote.
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Princeton and regularly posting on Facebook about his career successes. Andrei
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And yet, for all these successes, this is a precarious moment.
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And he's achieved great successes, I might add, in foreign policy.
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Finally, it's crucial to remember that Jobs' successes didn't happen overnight.
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The successes were largely attributed to shifting national views on marijuana.
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Former McDonald's CEO Steve Easterbrook was responsible for some big successes.
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Apple can't afford to rest on its past successes for long.
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Mind you, these successes are happening amid changing and challenge times.
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In fact, Musk's connection with books goes beyond his latest successes.
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The Shabab often exaggerate their battlefield successes in their public claims.
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Despite the program's many successes, there are always ways to improve.
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We will build on our recent successes with small-dollar fundraising.
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Accel has had several notable successes over the last two years.
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They also learned many profound lessons from their successes in running.
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There aren't that many attempts, and there are even fewer successes.
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Very caring and not at all spoiled by those superficial successes.
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Click through to see whether these experiments were successes or failures.
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It was there you celebrated your successes and mourned your failures.
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Many companies, argues Thomas, don't even realize the successes they have.
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It hasn't, despite its successes, and the law is now ailing.
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Every Outfit highlights the show's successes but also rewrites its missteps.
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But the company's successes inspired envy — and copy-catting — from rivals.
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But the people who die still vastly outnumber the rare successes.
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"I've had successes and setbacks and sometimes painful ones," she said.
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Mr. Trump's hyperbole not withstanding, he can claim some deregulatory successes.
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Where did this party see its greatest successes in the election?
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Mr. Trump has a way of stepping on his own successes.
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My biggest failures have always been integral to my biggest successes.
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"The public lives off the past successes of Erdoğan," he said.
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Like all parents, however, my failures stack up alongside my successes.
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The two parties each had some big successes in the states.
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These successes are likely an accident of statistics rather than medicine.
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Where, for example, can you find any comparable successes in microeconomics?
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So, he can't get credit for his successes in foreign policy.
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His motorcycle jumps, whether successes or bone-crushing failures, were legendary.
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Once inside a stadium, she would post her successes to Instagram.
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So what separates the successes from the failures in Silicon Valley?
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We have learned from our mistakes and built on our successes.
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He did not play down his European successes, which are many.
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At 22011, Jesse Itzler has already had a string of successes.
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The attrition rate has been high, but there are notable successes.
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T. also finds a few swim separates so successes all around!
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Hillary Clinton played a central role in all of these successes.
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We are far from reaching that goal, despite many successes made.
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What do the successes with the monuments mean for the future?
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Those successes should not be demeaned by smears like this one.
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The town halls were ratings successes and became targets for Trump.
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The above doesn't mean we haven't seen any successes, of course.
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Blockbusters are no longer developed; they're reverse engineered from previous successes.
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On Friday, though, investors feared Penney's latest successes could be waning.
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In other words: it builds on the success of past successes.
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All of my best successes happen on the heels of failure.
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Trump came to the district early to tout the policy's successes.
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In Trump's telling, his life is a history of unbroken successes.
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But they kept their successes a secret, to spare Branwell's feelings.
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Is the podcasting industry primed for more outsized successes from anywhere?
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For me, it's about not taking the failures personally and also not taking the successes personally, and realizing that the successes are the product of other people coming in and infusing their own life into ideas.
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If she can't use her successes to negotiate, then what's the point?
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"The UN and its specialized agencies have had numerous successes," Haley said.
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Obama touted the bill's successes, naming some of the law's key features.
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So, of course we remember his clock flubs more than his successes.
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They have had some small successes since they began work last year.
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She told us: I've had successes and setbacks and sometimes painful ones.
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Few people have Pruitt's demonstrated focus on and successes against the EPA.
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Too often, his World Cup failures were compared to Maradona&aposs successes.
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There will be some huge successes, but there is no magic formula.
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Let's talk about your recent successes: the 44th District and 75 District.
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But as they get older, their hard-won successes begin to unravel.
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He might have some successes, but ultimately he's set up to fail.
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In fact, Nintendo can't claim ownership of the game's successes or failures.
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Those successes boosted Putin's agenda of a strong, powerful and resurgent Russia.
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It is already one of the great successes of modern British television.
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And the team's recent successes are getting them closer to their goal.
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T.J. works incredibly hard, and his successes have benefitted our shared life.
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I know that my colleagues' successes only push me to be better.
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I've had more failures than successes but I'm not afraid to fail.
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Alphabet, Facebook, and the business networking site LinkedIn have been dramatic successes.
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Nationally, third-party candidates have scarcely had more than third-rate successes.
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YouTube and Twitter also trumpeted some of their successes with machine detection.
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Such successes help to explain why young Chinese want to study journalism.
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The firm that makes them, AHRLAC Holdings, has had some early successes.
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Stephanie, a Cancer, credits past retrograde successes with a simple journaling practice.
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One year on, Narberth's volunteers are exhausted, but proud of their successes.
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According to Manzo, successes like this represent the realization of a dream.
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Bannon's own Breitbart may be the best articulation of the smaller successes.
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Hopefully, Lucy and Psyche live up to the successes of their forebears.
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And those successes and failures have ramifications far beyond managing geophysical risks.
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Now, his party will have to confront what his tangible successes mean.
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Big successes, to be sure – but there's still no topping One Direction.
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Say what they will, North Korean launches, failures and successes, are known.
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Supporters have claimed successes, but critics expressed doubts about the program's effectiveness.
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The Tea Party movement in 2009 and 2010 saw no legislative successes.
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This kind of activism has had some strategic, institutional successes over time.
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The movie industry is a business with few successes and many failures.
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They think they're just lucky and they don't truly deserve their successes.
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Small successes had been notched up here and there; not much more.
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We asked about past successes and failures: Why did this partnership end?
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Disruptive companies whose successes he heralded had meanwhile gone out of business.
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The unit's reported successes have come at a price, local officials said.
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But his numerous and glittering successes should comfort him in his frustration.
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Yet like many of Trump's successes, it received minimal mainstream media coverage.
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It's unlikely that the 2018 lawsuit will repeat the successes of 1972.
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In their talks, Kim repeatedly cited Vietnam's successes, South Korean media reported.
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The connective tissue between Hawley's past successes and Legion can't be ignored.
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YouTube glosses over this by touting the successes of its bigger channels.
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SpaceX has had a stunning record of successes, especially in recovering boosters.
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The Nigerian Army is consolidating its efforts and successes are being achieved.
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The company's successes in the courtroom have gone beyond safety-related issues.
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In fact, Fish and Wildlife seems to resent its own purported successes.
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Charter schools have had some notable successes, improving and enlivening American education.
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Despite recent successes, Cleveland said, ISIS in Afghanistan is still a concern.
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The organization has had some modest successes combating poaching in the reserve.
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Meanwhile, students organized their own campus protests with a few big successes.
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The traders enlisted heritage groups and solicitors, and achieved some notable successes.
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"The greatest successes come from having the freedom to fail," he said.
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Swalwell also serves on the House What are Eric Swalwell's political successes?
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We all like to revel in our past successes to some degree.
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What can Almeida change based off his successes in the first bout?
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European countries remain strangely divided over drug policy, ignoring the continent's successes.
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There have been scattered successes in recuperating smuggled antiquities from war zones.
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I know the joy he feels in the small successes I have.
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Go deeper: Read about the challenges and successes faced by cancer immunotherapy.
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Trump and other leaders can take note of successes around the globe.
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Do you allow yourself a moment to think back on your successes?
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Despite its many successes, Google has a spotty history of creating devices.
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In other words, this comparatively tiny nation produces some outsized tech successes.
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In recent years, the firm has struggled to produce the same successes.
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Diversity, they argue, will help investors spot future successes like Stitch Fix.
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Their hard-won successes are taxed in ways that men's are not.
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Still, even with such successes, the problem of untested rape kits persists.
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The successes might sound small but, in a crisis, they're life-changing.
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Failures should outnumber successes, as in any sound early-stage investment portfolio.
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Unions have had some successes challenging firings, including in Mr. Ramasar's case.
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During his remarks at the Naval Academy, Mr. Trump underscored those successes.
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But my successes had been running ever so slightly to the modest.
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When your putative successes are faked, you're not entitled to self-respect.
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Appelbaum's account focuses on the few successes of the Friedman-inspired effort.
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At home, at least, this centralization of power has showed few successes.
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The government is eager for such successes, because they benefit public health.
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By early Wednesday afternoon, the White House claimed some successes, as Reps.
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But the president says his administration has recorded successes against Boko Haram.
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These may be the greatest successes in the history of human governance.
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Are there any challenges or successes that deserve to be written about?
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One off these non-successes (Tom Harkin in 1992) was from Iowa.
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Time, as much as anything, may be pivotal to their future successes.
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But Democrats had a steep climb given Republican successes in recent years.
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Their own successes so far mostly reflect the weaknesses of mainstream parties.
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On Wednesday, Tillerson highlighted what he deemed the administration's foreign policy successes.
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The major parties can certainly point to successes while in office together.
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But not all Robbins works were successes; he needed to take risks.
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Makani achieved some successes during its seven years under the Alphabet umbrella.
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But it's impossible to claim its successes without claiming its failures, too.
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News consumers are more likely to remember journalism's missteps than its successes.
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But the government is known for exaggerating its successes against Boko Haram.
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Even the ostensible "successes" of sanctions should be scrutinized with some skepticism.
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Trump's roundtable highlighted these successes as well as those of particular states.
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And so far, Carusone's campaign against O'Reilly has had some notable successes.
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Did journalists deliver resounding headlines about how these countries achieved these successes?
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My admiration has nothing to do with his policy successes or failures.
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In space as in startups, even failures are successes of a kind.
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I forgot my small successes and made them into a big failure.
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But you learn far more from your failures than from your successes.
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So, what might their nutrition successes mean for the rest of us?
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There are a number of possible reasons for the Nordic countries' successes.
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While individual Wildcat partners have notched up many successes, including Marketo MKTO.
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Despite its successes, Spiegel & Grau became yet another casualty of corporate restructuring.
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Steinbrenner had learned all the wrong lessons from his mid-70s successes.
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But other states are trying hospital-based interventions — and having great successes.
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But again, he has had reinforcement of this style by actual successes.
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Most are shuffled between offices every few years, cutting any successes short.
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I'd had two successes, and you know ... And you were tough, too.
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Women would not again see significant congressional policy successes until the 1960s.
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"There are a lot of other people out there who are rooting for you and feeling the same frustrations that you do and sharing the joys of those small successes that can turn into big successes," Obama said.
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In spite of these successes, the television landscape is still far from perfect.
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Now it seems that DC is learning from its past mistakes and successes.
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For all his successes, though, LePage is known for his bombastic leadership style.
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"But all those successes were rather tactical and not particularly spectacular," said Trenin.
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He suggested investors should consider the company's previous successes before counting it out.
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Do you crave popularity, and are you being recognized for your professional successes?
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The former president celebrated the law's successes in a lengthy statement on Thursday.
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Still, years past have managed bigger successes than we are seeing in 2017.
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He's also seen major successes overseas, building alliances and expanding China's influence abroad.
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Runaway successes including Airbnb, Reddit, Dropbox and Stripe are all Y Combinator alumni.
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Other stories claim the sisters were jealous over men or each other's successes.
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"The situation has always been that there are more standout successes," she said.
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If anything, her recent trials have given her perspective on her many successes.
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We hear a lot about the successes but not much about the failures.
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"I'm more comfortable being in control of my successes and failures," she said.
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Do you think it's harmful when the press labels businesses as overnight successes?
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Big corporate successes are rare in Italy, which tends to nurture smaller firms.
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Let's state the obvious: Hidden Figures was one of 2016's greatest successes.
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There are going to be plenty of successes and setbacks along the way.
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Both were successes, thanks to talented founders and the hard-traveling TechCrunch team.
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Pricing was a hugely important piece of Amazon and Google's smart home successes.
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Building a long-term business out of such successes will not be easy.
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Put another way: Instead of fretting about failures, draw momentum from your successes.
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Despite her enormous blog-driven successes, the desire to design clothes remained strong.
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Take the Coolest Cooler, one of the biggest Kickstarter successes of all time.
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One of the park's major successes has been to open up the city.
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But Bratton did not stop fighting crime after his successes in New York.
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By emulating similar companies' successes, entrepreneurs can significantly lessen their workloads, Bough says.
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But so far, successes have been infrequent, and often for very rare diseases.
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In other words, despite a few successes here and there, he has stagnated.
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And, like all presidents, Mr. Obama is looking for some foreign policy successes.
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But successes or failures in 2016 might only marginally alter the Obama legacy.
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He spoke about his father's business successes and the bond with his workers.
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Africa can learn from the successes of other regions, such as East Asia.
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"My resumé equals that," she says, adding that she always supported Frankel's successes.
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In India, Modi's continued success has not been about yesterday's successes, but tomorrow's.
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This year's successes in fighting human trafficking include new programs to protect victims.
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Eight years later, what lessons can we learn from his successes and failures?
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The successes happen when the Village of Harlem works together to create something.
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Think about the mistakes you made in the past—and your successes, too.
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The federal government has arguably had some big infrastructure successes in the past.
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That said, I think we can always learn from successes in other countries.
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But the context behind those relative successes dampens any real cause for celebration.
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And people relate to people's mistakes more than they relate to their successes.
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Integration has been "one of the biggest successes" of the project, adds Ajarova.
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Their individual successes will ultimately determine the overall success of the SPA approach.
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His uneasy and antagonistic partnership with Newt Gingrich brought the country numerous successes.
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Students like Martin, 18, and Kwasi, 20, are often celebrated for their successes.
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While you're challenging yourself, use this time to reward yourself for past successes.
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Iowa should be building on those successes to continue to grow the electorate.
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But synergy is the thing that all modern tech successes are built on.
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Democrats will also have to contend with the perceived successes of the GOP.
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And there were also wild successes on the criminal justice front as well.
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Female players have cited higher individual game revenues than men's, among other successes.
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Such successes are prompting other vertical farming operations to grow, and grow big.
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The stakes feel higher, the successes more surprising and the failures more personal.
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The scope of AFRI's resources, however, has not kept pace with its successes.
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She has achieved extraordinary successes, including the passage of the Affordable Care Act.
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"After 16 years, I do not think we're having any successes," Jones said.
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Migration presents us with challenges and here we have problems but also successes.
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Some Democrats worry a messy leadership fight could overshadow the midterm election successes.
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The US has had more clear cut successes squeezing North Korea's overseas revenues.
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The president in recent days has been touting his successes since assuming office.
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Don't let the few recent successes in the 2017 IPO market fool you.
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Though economists love markets, environmental successes have often come from mandates and bans.
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However, there are still a lot of successes to celebrate — and read about.
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There are successes on the horizon and perils that may result from failure.
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Since then, she has had several successes at the Met, notably as Norma.
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Pension officials argued that their travel was appropriate and their investments were successes.
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But even small successes in addiction treatment will lead to reductions in demand.
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Past successes have led to him commanding bigger pay days for upcoming films.
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While we're right to celebrate these American successes, we must not stop there.
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You can celebrate these small successes along the way to your larger goal.
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Mr. Martin did not at first share in the wealth these successes generated.
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"In that parallel universe," Seib wrote, Trump's successes would have gotten more attention.
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Nepal has seen similar successes, with its population rising 60 percent since 2008.
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However, these successes could unravel if the current proposed federal budget goes through.
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And Democrats had plans to fix its flaws and build on its successes.
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But Laforge tells VICE he doesn't necessarily consider those the movement's biggest successes.
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You'll feel super popular on these days, and some big successes could manifest.
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Other successes included our prognosis that Argentina would reach a settlement with bondholders.
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The tiny country has produced major successes such as Waze, Gett, and Lemonade.
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I front load as much of the big successes earlier in the day.
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The Democrats apologize for their successes and beg for compromise at every opportunity.
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And she seemed more focused on publicizing the city's sins than its successes.
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"I'm optimistic that there will be a few successes in the coming years."
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Credit for those successes, however, goes largely to Mr. Lee's grandfather and father.
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The prospectus also highlights Spotify's successes, and its value to the music industry.
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Those trials, which edit a person's T cells, have produced some limited successes.
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You are more than your successes in life, and more than your failures.
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He emphasizes Moses's visions and successes, while glossing over his methods and abuses.
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The galleries and phone books have been huge successes and now feel obvious.
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I love Jim's work, and I'm so happy for the successes he's had.
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This has been one of the successes of the Trump administration so far.
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Two major humanitarian successes provided the lone bright spots in the darkening landscape.
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She is eager to educate herself about each country – history, culture, challenges, successes.
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De Blasio's first term has been a turbulent mix of successes and frustrations.
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"I learned so much more from my failures than my successes," she said.
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We look back at that decision, and at the project's successes and failures.
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Some of the companies are huge successes, but others struggle mightily before closing.
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It is difficult for detractors of the Trump administration to acknowledge its successes.
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And the agenda, she points out, has had successes as well as setbacks.
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Mr. Perlera said he has been studying Rent the Runway's successes and missteps.
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But we have seen the little lights of day, and had some successes.
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Even enforcement actions the Federal Trade Commission has touted as successes were failures.
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He mistakes his catastrophes for successes and so accelerates his pace toward oblivion.
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This isn't to say that Mr. Trump has no successes to speak of.
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While we should take time to celebrate these successes, we can't quit now.
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The record of these men has had some successes but some outstanding failures.
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The party's successes are strained by fears of a shift toward centralized authority.
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It had more mobile successes… SaaS, particular smb SaaS, is pretty good here.
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White House officials say the president has had a number of successes, too.
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But Exxon's foes still have numerous successes and are vowing to press ahead.
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Obama has had his share of successes, in particular, avoiding war with Iran.
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Yet with her palpable successes to date, D'Silva has reason to be optimistic.
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These reformers have slowly begun assembling supportive decision-makers and had some successes.
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Still, even in a time of difficulty for democracy, there are tentative successes.
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The institutional reforms also did not produce the policy successes that liberals expected.
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Hypothetical Gameplans Woodley's best successes in the first fight came from half guard.
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That would improve policing overall, even if the public never sees those successes.
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As Barty transitioned to the pro tour, her major successes continued to pile up.
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But that also means that the Apple TV won't generate startup or indie successes.
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He still sees his daughter, and is enjoying modest successes with his new nightclub.
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Out of that daily deluge came some surprising successes—and some new comedy stars.
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I think whole world would like to see some successes out of that summit.
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And this season is guaranteed to pack plenty of chaos, messes, and accidental successes.
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In the 203 election, the elder Bush attempted to capitalize on his overseas successes.
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They would also be wise to apply some Trumpian braggadocio to their own successes.
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It needs quick successes to build trust among coca-growers and calm American fears.
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Amazon's successes have come from finding ways to spend money that bring increasing returns.
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They build each other up, celebrate one another's successes, and cheer each other on.
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Russia has had its entrepreneurial successes, but there was always a massive political overhang.
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We could not have achieved any of our past successes against terrorists without it.
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Yet for all such headline-grabbing successes, the fine print tells a different story.
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The firm's previous fund, raised less than two years ago, had some notable successes.
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Addressing criticism of Trump's business bankruptcies, Coulter said the billionaire's successes outweigh his failures.
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Similar successes may only be replicated if candidates show up in places like Eveleth.
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In this election, Clinton constantly campaigned on the successes of the Obama economic agenda.
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The successes have been offset, however, by other sectors that have seen disappointing results.
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It was also a chance to reflect on the successes and failures of reunification.
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Obama cited his own career successes in explaining what successful grassroots campaigning looks like.
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It is slow, painstaking work, often marked by its failures rather than its successes.
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" In response, Kim listed off her successes while writing, "Hmm this s— is funny!!
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And yet, those real-world successes still aren't translating into gold statues or globes.
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Electrification has been one of the country's great successes over the past few decades.
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The surprise successes in the first round come from the fringes of Chilean politics.
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The lower prices and business successes from trade ultimately benefit everyone, the argument goes.
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We have become too lazy, and too fat on our successes in previous generations.
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Amid his successes, Petty also suffered dark periods during a career spanning five decades.
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For all the successes, the question lurking beneath this book is an uncomfortable one.
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Rouhani has had some successes, most notably in curbing inflation and improving economic growth.
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Its success has led to a handful of young users becoming overnight instant successes.
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"It only takes a very small number of successes to make it very profitable."
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Still, the year was also filled with heroic work, determined idealism and historic successes.
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The president's guests are often chosen to highlight perceived successes of the current administration.
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Promises of future successes are inevitably tempered with something approaching apology for the hype.
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All your great hopes and dreams and successes and failures add up to nothing.
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To date we've seen successes in places like North Korea, Sudan, Mexico, and Libya.
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But the Emperor's successes, and his attempts to confiscate territory, alarmed other Protestant powers.
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It's about the setbacks as much as the successes, and learning along the way.
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Mobile money has been one of east Africa's great successes over the past decade.
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They tend to magnify this unfortunate incident when the army has had many successes.
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"We want to provide the opportunity to financially benefit from our successes," he added.
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Yet, she is still relatively new to audiences despite her (deserved) current hometown successes.
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But that doesn't mean they can't still be happy for one another's successes, right?
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Tufekci suggests that, among that era's successes, deliberateness of this kind was a rule.
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Why not repeal ObamaCare and introduce new and improved structures based on past successes?
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It's time to put energy toward fixing the ACA's problems, not undermining its successes.
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For all its economic successes, the Honecker regime took a nose dive in 1989.
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Despite those successes she decided to play only one year with the men's team.
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Self-enhancing transmission bias occurs when everyone shares their successes more than their failures.
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The "successes" referred to are mostly cases that the FTC settled instead of litigated.
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Can you tell me the story of you prior successes, challenges, and major responsibilities?
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However, Ferguson said those successes surprisingly aren't the highlight of their Shark Tank experience.
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Still, many of today's biggest successes, like Kind Bar, have originated outside these incubators.
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The festival, under the leadership of Nigel Redden since 1998, has had notable successes.
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The successes of the LARC program, now seven years old, have been widely reported.
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Some of those sponsorships have been long-lasting, but the failures outnumber the successes.
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Even with these successes, we can still do more to help our nation's heroes.
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Meanwhile, the underlying instability of Brazil's Lula-era economic successes was starting to emerge.
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Do not be afraid to talk about your failures in addition to your successes.
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Mattis said there's a "relatively short list of successes" in improving relations with Putin.
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I.O.'s successes on behalf of Mr. Obama were limited primarily to unionized voters.
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I'm tremendously grateful for the lessons I learned through both his struggles and successes.
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Marvel characters are known the world over, and its films have become huge successes.
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After their recent successes, CXEMA had also upped their game in terms of production.
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When Busby died in 1994, a motion was put to Parliament commemorating his successes.
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However, Diaz's best successes came by using the fence to infight rather than wrestle.
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Some of the project's successes are described in this (slightly out of date) PDF.
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We've had some spectacular successes, and built entire systems that no one thought possible.
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Who can blame them when, all around, we see examples of writers becoming successes?
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Ronaldo, Messi and Salah have been essential to the successes their respective teams enjoyed.
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"We are starting to see more successes than losses on this fire," Gouvea said.
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He had some successes — not least civil rights legislation and the war on poverty.
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But despite successes in reducing poverty, he has proved to be an authoritarian leader.
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" The successes of Gerald's grandfather proved enough to turn Gerald's father into his "supplicant.
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We encourage each other's positives and successes, and make up for each other's deficits.
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Mr. Orban's successes have also partly been the result of factors beyond his control.
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But those successes have been marred by the new kidnappings at the Dapchi school.
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The releases were enormous successes, reviving the franchise and combining for 18 million sales.
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Some analysts attribute Beijing's successes to an American lack of understanding of China's approach.
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Always open to change, she had moved on from her successes into new territories.
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They say he has been vilified in an effort to diminish his political successes.
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He continued to produce plays in the 1960s, but never repeated his early successes.
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Indeed, for all of the counterterrorism successes the United States has achieved since Sept.
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Officials should be monitoring both successes and failures, and change tactics quickly when necessary.
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Biden rode on these successes to secure Mississippi and Michigan's presidential primaries as well.
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What do you think about the products the company offers, and its past successes?
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Riot's creation was part of a string of free-to-play, or F2P, successes.
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Unfortunately, these character flaws are overshadowing the successes he and his team have accomplished.
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It is a joy to welcome them to celebrate successes they helped make possible.
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MOST BUSINESS BOOKS ARE WRITTEN LOOKING BACK, EITHER AS GRAND SUCCESSES OR GRAND FAILURES.
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We should be building on our global health successes — not tying our own hands.
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A country susceptible to growing extremism, Pakistan's fight against terrorism has shown illustrative successes.
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Letters Readers appraise his successes and failures, and muse about what could have been.
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The tech approach and the venture model have been marginal successes in digital health.
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Having worked for an FTC commissioner, I've seen first hand the commission's regulatory successes.
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Whitmer's tenure as governor so far has had some successes and plenty of struggles.
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He instead is willing to offer perspective about the scale of failures and successes.
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We will deliver successes in this area until 2023, especially in the recycling business.
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And we've had successes in the past half dozen years on President Obama's watch.
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While there have been some tactical successes, they have not stopped the weapons program.
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Don't overlook your successes, and then set a new goal, and go after it.
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Additionally, they are forthcoming about the financial realities—successes and challenges — the organization faces.
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It happens through the progression of lots of little successes, strung together over time.
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Our self-esteem is similar to rating ourselves based on our successes, Fryer explains.
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The Wilpons had limited successes after becoming majority owners of the Mets in 2002.
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Dlamini's father died last year, but not before he saw her successes in golf.
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Raheel Sharif, an immensely popular commander in Pakistan for his successes against Taliban militants.
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Another promoted government successes against the insurgents; a third criticized an opposition presidential candidate.
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He touted successes in battling back ISIS and again denounced the Iran nuclear deal.
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Finally, we should accept that there will be failures along the way to successes.
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Here at home, we need to learn from the successes of the Swiss model.
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Today, decades on, how would you assess the successes and failures of that project?
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The Republican Party's electoral successes are despite, not because of, recent actual policy accomplishments.
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Outside Google, several smart camera startups are seeing early successes in the aging space.
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Why is that and what lessons can Hollywood learn from their successes and failures?
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Early fundraising successes can help position candidates for serious consideration later in the campaign.
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What we're seeing now is the incomplete successes in both of these areas converging.
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After those successes, however, modern conservatism mostly marked time and dreamed of limiting government.
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Relatedly, he is cognitively inclined to transform failures into successes and construct intricate rationalizations.
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These were outliers, or novelties — brief successes that Nashville tolerated but didn't wholeheartedly embrace.
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It could have gleaned them greater successes had they not pulled the plug earlier.
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A lot of the successes of NYT Now have actually migrated into the core.
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However, the successes of the Syria campaign demonstrates how much it has already accomplished.
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Where Dolph talks about his ascendancy from poverty, struggles with addiction, and monetary successes.
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The strike was among the foremost successes of the US counterterrorism effort in Yemen.
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It is always tempting to think that the other side is more organized, more motivated, and more seamlessly united than they are, since all one can see are their successes, and not the compromises, mistakes, and frustrations that lie behind those successes.
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In that interview he emphasized the importance of the Republican majority to his legislative successes.
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The partial successes of the Obama era have saddled Clinton with a reverse Goldilocks dilemma.
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Considering that breakout successes aren't so easy to come by, that could take some time.
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Cargojet and Drake are both great Canadian successes, we are thrilled to be partnering together.
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But much of the successes and challenges have come from working with Chinese social media.
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This was an essential factor in nearly all his many foreign policy successes as president.
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It isn't how well you handle your successes, it's how well you handle your setbacks.
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And I know she credits her father and her family for her successes in life.
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Authorities chalk up those successes to elaborate preparations since the outbreak was declared last August.
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However, many energy experts say the Energy Department has had far more successes than failures.
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Buttigieg's early successes in the nominating contests have given him a burst of momentum nationally.
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Some projects, such as the acquisition of JLR, a British carmaker, have been roaring successes.
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Refinery29 is honoring these accomplishments by looking back at women's successes from 1900 to 2016.
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None of these huge successes that are female-driven, especially behind the camera, are anomalies.
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The numbers the company discloses are always positive, shedding a light on its major successes.
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"They are taking just first steps in their careers, but already achieved successes," he added.
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And Winfrey shares stories, successes and recipes in her new cookbook, Food, Health, and Happiness.
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China's self-assurance has been bolstered by what it sees as recent foreign-policy successes.
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They are still wrestling with the program's impact, and are less sold on its successes.
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One example is the country's successes with procedures such as CAR-T for treating cancer.
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"We tried to modify the bill with some small successes," Rubio recalls in his book.
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What are their hopes, dreams, fears, stressors, failures, and successes as they leave school behind?
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And the successes of black female candidates suggest that voters are responding to this demand.
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Clothes equal confidence, and they so often feel tightly bound with our successes and failures.
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Hyundai scored early successes, but quality problems set the brand back, and forced a relaunch.
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But despite early successes, many firms still operate beyond the reach of the tax authorities.
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Control of the Senate will be key to the early successes of a Trump administration.
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Other successes by U.S., French and British Commonwealth forces led to the armistice of Nov.
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The two investors have backed a string of start-up successes including Skype and Spotify.
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That trend — and, far more important, a recent string of competitive successes — has led Gov.
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The couple celebrated Bisher's successes, which included opening up a barbecue restaurant in Magnolia, Texas.
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But he said the bloc's successes, including helping maintain peace between nations, were often overlooked.
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In the past two decades Eskom has symbolised South Africa's failings, rather than its successes.
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The NFL is a copycat league; successes and failures on one team are repeated everywhere.
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It's a time in which Americans are supposed to celebrate their country's founding and successes.
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The British successes in Cameroon are likely to be of indirect consequence to this country.
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But the successes far outweigh all the setbacks, and the setbacks are minor at best.
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He is more intelligent and capable than many populists, and can claim plenty of successes.
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Such failures hold lessons for other countries, but so do Uganda's successes, say some economists.
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To be sure, the company has been on a streak of touting its business successes.
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The company is one of those overnight successes more than a decade in the making.
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Certainly, equaling Jose's successes would have proved a challenge for the most driven of sons.
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I hope the left goes more left and realises that Bernie Sanders' successes were important.
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I also spent some time scoring the successes, misses and near misses of intelligence analysis.
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Though they're not typically blockbuster successes, movies based on Dahl's works often become cult classics.
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Whatever they're doing, it works: Its list of successes is an indie gaming hit parade.
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He would talk about his successes, he would talk about how he started from nothing.
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Despite these successes, we always knew we could accomplish more with a like-minded administration.
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But despite their numerous successes, Jimmyjane still managed to fall short of their lofty goals.
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Given McCarthy's string of box office successes, the movie seems primed to be a hit.
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Messrs Gingrich and Santorum had a couple of early successes but withdrew in the spring.
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He added the U.S. has a "relatively short list of successes" improving ties with Russia.
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In a divided country and jumbled world, foreign policy successes are difficult to come by.
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Good friends are there to cheer our successes and console us when things go badly.
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And I've seen who NeNe has become, I've seen her successes, and I support her.
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The health-insurance programme was a big part of the reason for all these successes.
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Sosnick, 47, credits some of his earliest life lessons for the business successes he's had.
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The early days of genetically engineered crops saw two huge successes and one spectacular failure.
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His few successes have been ones that any Republican could have been expected to achieve.
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Acknowledging these successes, just last month, Energy Secretary Rick Perry appropriately praised ARPA-E innovation.
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David Zalik has had numerous successes in his professional career, starting at a young age.
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Our cooperation and engagement with China has led to major international successes in recent months.
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In the face of their losses and Trump's successes, the Democrats of 85033 are splintering.
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Since then, SpaceX has experienced a string of successes with its rocket launches and landings.
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Such public-housing successes offer hope that a productive approach to urban planning is attainable.
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And frankly, appreciation of the program has grown pretty dramatically, given some pretty evident successes.
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The movie's viral marketing campaign was one of the first true successes of the genre.
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Thereby, these errors and mistakes, together with the party's successes, become a precious historical lesson.
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Those pro-growth Democrats, too, deserve their share of the credit for those economic successes.
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They take a test-and-learn approach to strategy to conduct experiments and scale successes.
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There are Reddit threads and one famously busy message board devoted to sharing unusual successes.
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He is very unorthodox, but that isn't to say he hasn't seen some early successes.
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It's all about setting yourself up for the successes outside of the cage as well.
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Clinton's work has been defined more by incremental successes than by moments of transformational change.
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She would prefer to build off the successes of the landmark 2010 healthcare reform law.
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But many of those successes come in cases where lethal injection isn't a possible penalty.
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Vukmir's campaign has sought to portray her as in-step with Walker and his successes.
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What troubles me about M.B.S. is, he learns from his successes, but not his failures.
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The farm bill builds on these state-level successes to take this commonsense reform nationwide.
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But GTG failed to repeat his earlier successes, and the company was dissolved in 19943.
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And leading into Bloomberg's apology Sunday, he defended his administration's successes in reducing violent crime.
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Chief among the lessons in it is to take responsibility for your failures (and successes).
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La Liga president Javier Tebas responded by stressing the importance of Spain's successes in Europe.
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And it looks like Mother Monster has a special someone to share in her successes.
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Mr. Sanders's most notable partnership with a Republican was also one of his greatest successes.
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Let's draw inspiration from each other's stories — successes and failures — and realize we're all connected.
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And polling language highlighted his successes in fighting terrorism, improving public health and lowering crime.
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Cooper, meanwhile, falls to a tough 1-2, not counting her successes on the show.
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Creative cuberdons, special neuzekes for football—how does Sonny Breine respond to all these successes?
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He boasted about the successes of the F-35 during a recent air-combat exercise.
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"[Science] oftentimes is this circuitous path and there's as many failures as successes," she said.
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All of those successes, though, have been overshadowed by Facebook's naïveté on politics and media.
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Shortly before, a slideshow presented a laundry list of so-called successes on the tracks.
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The startup studio is behind many respectable SaaS successes, such as Front, Aircall and Spendesk.
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There were early successes but they have faded with murder rates again on the rise.
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Many founders turn "modest" successes in the entrepreneurial realm into amazing careers in venture capital.
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Accordingly, the company has capitalized on its successes with a dozen or so different products.
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I'm fortunate because I've had a lot of successes, and some of it's been campaigns.
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The Republican votes in the Senate were a critical element in Mr. Reagan's legislative successes.
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Typically this would be an occasion to spotlight the company's successes and hand out awards.
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Yet that's where the Nationals, no matter their regular-season successes, have come up short.
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There are also tech companies that became screaming successes with non-founders at the helm.
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By grinding harder than his competitors, Cuban notes, he was able to achieve repeat successes.
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But EPA officials are also using the occasion to highlight successes with the lead rule.
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And mostly, it finds itself translating with only fitful successes, and rarely adding anything new.
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If anything, it would sacrifice the considerable successes that came with the Cold War's end.
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Of course, this strategy has had some successes: The primaries are rife with nativist sentiment.
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Many of these successes were in Obama's first term, which is a while ago now.
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Our individual successes and failures belong, in a perfectly real sense, to all of us.
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That anxiety was responsible for Mr. Le Pen's greatest electoral successes, limited though these were.
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Their successes were cheered, and their sins were shrugged off as the cost of innovation.
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All of us benefit from their successes, which raise the value of companies we own.
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From artificial intelligence to robotics and automation, they'll examine the challenges and successes of tech.
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The talk was often about our future successes and about getting out of the neighborhood.
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To be sure, the climate fund has also enjoyed some notable successes, including private projects.
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Their successes will be punished so his failures can be mitigated and his entitlement upheld.
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Despite three early successes in the Democratic primary, many still have serious concerns about Sen.
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On Sunday, Nadal resisted the notion that those numbers or Federer's successes were driving him.
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In other ways we live with the failures as well as the successes of 1918.
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Both sides need to be smart and honest about how the countries became economic successes.
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One of Amazon's earliest successes, "Transparent," has also gotten tripped up in the #MeToo movement.
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The photo was from Mr. Rosa's middle school graduation with a caption applauding his successes.
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Whatever their flaws, the successes in Europe and North America have not been replicated elsewhere.
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Natalie's successes should have been celebrated, but her light served only to darken my shadows.
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History shows that battling corruption takes years, but also that incremental successes do change norms.
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Both parties were total successes, with a perfect mix of dishes appropriate to the occasion.
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The Communist Party U.S.A. had its greatest successes as the country reeled from the Depression.
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Emboldened by their electoral successes, opposition leaders predicted more difficult times ahead for Mr. Orban.
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In contrast, he added, Mr. Sessions's directive flies in the face of state-level successes.
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But a vision disconnected from first steps and early successes can shrivel up and die.
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TREACHEROUS The successes at CS and Goldman contrast starkly with the difficulties at other banks.
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RZA's desire to use his successes to help other people should be all that surprising.
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But the challenges do not eclipse the successes Democrats have enjoyed in the past week.
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One of those successes is the dramatic expansion of trade promoted by multilateral trade negotiations.
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In some ways, we get attached to these people, their stories, their successes and struggles.
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Thrive's other investment successes include Twitch, a live-streaming video site for gamers that Amazon.
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On Thursday, her campaign released a digital ad touting her track record of bipartisan successes.
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But Witten played in an era when the Cowboys had more playoff disappointments than successes.
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The innovations have attracted visitors from hundreds of colleges eager to replicate the school's successes.
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Enwonwu was so famous that his successes were inserted into black struggles across the globe.
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Yet, Biden talks up the Obama years as though they were replete with bipartisan successes.
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Obama says it's important to remember that small successes accumulate to create progress for humankind.
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Of the last six, only two could really be called unqualified N.B.A. successes so far.
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Fleury said his past struggles and setbacks had made him appreciate these recent successes more.
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Like most hunters, they brag about their successes and lament the ones that got away.
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You just try to stay humble through the failures and the successes, and stay consistent.
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They became angry at perceived threats to their party, and enthusiastic about its perceived successes.
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Despite her successes, her designs remind her of the perilous journey she and others took.
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Mr. Luzhkov's early successes prompted him to yearn for a bigger role in national politics.
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But these successes are counterbalanced, and indeed outweighed, by wide deficits that must be tackled.
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Some have also been commercial successes, like Firewatch, which has sold over 1 million copies.
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To date, no state or local official has reported any Russian successes in these undertakings.
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Trump frequently uses Twitter to call out his political opponents and tout his administration's successes.
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Whatever successes Liverpool finishes the year with, Van Dijk is at the heart of it.
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One of Duboef's recent successes with Top Rank was his seven-year deal with ESPN+.
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Silicon Valley was hallowed ground to me, full of successes and failures, drama and activity.
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The long shadow of Chief Osgood's successes is not the only hurdle Chief Harrison faces.
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In the year since, the group has notched a string of successes, big and small.
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The great successes and the great failures, they end up being pretty similar in retrospect.
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Some courageous officials push back, and both homegrown and international conservation groups can cite successes.
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He could obtain zoning and other governmental approvals that made the projects instant successes financially.
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But for me, depression wasn't situational and couldn't be fixed by professional or personal successes.
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CMU's team detailed Libratus and some of its early successes back in January, but with the publication of the full scientific paper today, we can see how its made progress and understand moe fully its successes in taking on humans in this particularly human game.
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It is Mr Correa's failures, not his successes, that are setting the tone for the elections.
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From the podium he enumerated PiS's successes, such as reducing child poverty and improving tax collection.
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Yet its choice of host almost never corresponds to the show's ratings successes (or lack thereof).
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Celebrate your workspace's successes, and be open to adjusting when things aren't working for your company.
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"I believe the Kennedy School needs to study both failures and successes of government," Elmendorf said.
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The industry still boasts some big name, independent successes, like France's Hermes or privately-owned Chanel.
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It might see a turning-point after a run of easy-ish successes for religious bodies.
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Despite the successes of a select few, women remain underrepresented at the highest levels of leadership.
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Some of them are weak, but many of them are great successes with long waiting lists.
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Directors said they considered some of the 56-year-old CEO's successes when setting his pay.
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The AIIB, which was launched this year, has become one of China's biggest foreign policy successes.
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There's going to be a time lag before it becomes apparent that those are runaway successes.
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There were also a ton of successes in the grey areas between RPGs and strategy games.
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That's why self-made billionaire Richard Branson operates with an underdog mentality, despite his countless successes.
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One of their biggest successes was bringing "Breaking Bad" and its showrunner Vince Gilligan to Sony.
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Dreaming big Jen started blogging about her struggles and successes raising Jordan with only one arm.
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Winning is addictive and perhaps nothing could be as luring to Trump as touting his successes.
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And it means encouraging others to come forward by showcasing the policy's successes inside the company.
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CBRE cites successes from U.S. brands like Zara Home and Crate and Barrel in international markets.
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Some of Ben Cooper's licensing successes included Snow White in 1937 and Spider-Man in 1963.
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He has given each of us opportunities for advancement and championed our successes throughout our careers.
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Keep in mind that some of the biggest successes weren't immediately seen as flashes of brilliance.
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In contrast, one of the greatest successes of my favorite Pakistani spots is that they specialize.
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He has brought the White House most of the few policy successes it has to date.
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As Republican infighting continues, the crowd is less certain of the party's successes down the ticket.
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Four main external forces have driven the remarkable successes of the four extremely open V4 economies.
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Recent successes include "The Jinx" on HBO, "Making a Murderer" on Netflix and the "Serial" podcast.
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Milne stresses honing in on the "why" when building off past bottle successes for future purchases.
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"Lexis: "No one else understands the struggles and humbling successes behind the scenes like my mom.
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The women labeled stellar successes were giving up more than I was willing to part with.
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Successes belonged only to the individuals to whom they were attributed, not to society writ large.
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His successes include passing local renewable energy incentives and the establishment of a municipal power authority.
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In the United States, neo-pagans can look back on a series of hard-won successes.
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Synthetic shades of blue have been sought after since Antiquity, with varying successes along the way.
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These people are not shy about their great successes, and they all benefited from speaking up.
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Such parties have little shot at coming to power, but their marginal successes worry traditional politicians.
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That said, few of them suspect the successes, if any, to be other than short-lived.
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And the unions do not see their exhausting clashes with the government in 2016 as successes.
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At the same time, current immigration laws are a huge roadblock to many international entrepreneurs' successes.
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In return for sacrifice and worship they might request good fortune, rich harvests and military successes.
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Yet we learn more from our mistakes than our successes, in life as in making predictions.
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CY: After graduating from college, I had the nice circumstance of some early successes in Hawaii.
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Commercially it bombed in comparison to her previous successes, Lost in Translation and The Virgin Suicides.
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The new government has signalled plans to build on some of Mr Modi's first-term successes.
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We talk through the successes and challenges of our relationships, and the solidarity feels so good.
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Now comes "Dancing Queen," a series that follows a similar approach to Netflix's other unscripted successes.
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The company is hoping to replicate all of what Hui said were its successes in China.
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Dr Romesberg's process has already beaten that, with two published successes and another eight awaiting publication.
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Both the successes and the reservations about his opponent were reasonable points to draw attention to.
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"One of the successes of this country was based on access to cheap energy," he said.
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Stone and Garfield confirmed they'd split in 2015 but remain supportive of each other's career successes.
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When I was off the internet, I had some of my best interpersonal successes in life.
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Startups challenging the financial sector are playing the long game; there will be no overnight successes.
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A place to try out different styles and ideas, and gain experience from successes and failures.
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Investment banks, think tanks and academia capitalized on the successes and everyone was talking about BRIC.
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Apple's recent attempts to turbocharge existing categories and launch new ones have not been roaring successes.
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They won&apost want you to know about the huge successes out of the White House.
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It notes how it continues to invest in developer tools that aid in their financial successes.
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There have been a number of IPO successes, including the startling rise of Beyond Meat (BYND).
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And yet, we may have already seen the most extreme of its successes in North America.
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Both shows turned out to be sold-out successes, filled with boisterous laughter and friendly vibes.
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"The greatest successes come from having the freedom to fail," and he had that, he says.
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Opposition to President Bill Clinton's health-care plan helped fuel the GOP's successes in that year.
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This means Periscope's parent company Twitter is likely thinking about ways to replicate its competitors' successes.
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Along the way, there have been sweat, tears of joy, tears of sadness, failures and successes.
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Koreshkov's successes in the first fight came from combining probing jabs and feints with effective wrestling.
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In many ways, Hooper's work on Texas Chainsaw wrote the playbook for future indie horror successes.
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That struggle with the company's initial customer became the crucible from which Elastica's latest successes sprang.
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And this season's focus on domestic counter-terrorism — it's successes and failures — couldn't be more prescient.
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That one metric hardly encapsulates all of the successes that active people are looking to achieve.
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In the past decade, the biggest consumer successes have produced far bigger returns than B2B firms.
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"There were dozens of programs over seven years and as many failures as successes," noted Sparrow.
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Critics argue the successes of Kagame's tenure have come at a high cost for civil society.
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Trump and McConnell spoke on the phone to congratulate each other on the night's successes. Sen.
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The string of successes has increased his confidence because of a new "no worries" philosophical outlook.
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Pruitt's hypocrisy is apparent in other successes he's claimed, like cleaning up lead in drinking water.
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Those worries are only heightened given that Republicans have now had multiple successes with the gambit.
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With fewer successes to point to on the domestic front, Putin has turned his gaze abroad.
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He argued that his administration has made "notable successes" in tackling security challenges in the country.
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"There are not a lot of high profile IPOs that have been runaway successes," Kessler said.
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He also called out up-and-coming brands Allbirds and Outdoor Voices for their recent successes.
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We're giving out FREE to spread the word about the big successes of the Mueller investigation.
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Today, Hillary Clinton openly espouses her intent to build on the "successes" of the Obama administration.
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It didn't take a full year of observations to determine the reason for the boys' successes.
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The company recently boasted of high subscriber growth, which, among other successes, sent stock prices soaring.
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Fifteen years ago, these successes might have been seen as unusual, enviable and out of reach.
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They get a few successes under their belts and they think no one can stop them.
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But those few successes were touted in the press with photos and testimonials, stoking a sensation.
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But he appears to have limited the damage rather than be able to claim resounding successes.
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The art of holding back has long been at the heart of many huge popstars' successes.
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A lot of the big successes have come in at least some what under the radar.
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That message has resonated with lower-income voters, and helped drive Mr. Trump's string of successes.
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However, her successes are mainly due to the tremendous good will she enjoyed in that country.
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Energy firms have been asked for helpful information on job growth, infrastructure investment, and other successes.
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The Capitals' Stanley Cup is one of two major successes in Russian ice hockey this year.
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As you can see in the video below, it presages some of the successes to come.
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Look at state-level successes: Arguably the most popular governor in the nation is Larry Hogan.
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History will look kindly on Obama's domestic successes, but it will judge his mideast policy harshly.
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Little successes will build upon each other and lead to a happier (and more rested) you.
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Hundreds of thousands of businesses have benefited from the ACA, and their successes are felt nationwide.
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She lunched with them, partied with them, vacationed with them and shared their successes and travails.
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It worked for Senator Lisa Murkowski in Alaska in 2010, but such successes are exceedingly rare.
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Despite its many financial challenges, the Global Disease Detection program has had its share of successes.
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Abolishing her currency controls and unifying Argentina's exchange rate was one of his earliest, proudest successes.
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Now, American successes against the Islamic State are threatened by Turkish attacks on the Syrian Kurds.
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In your career, you might be disappointed to find that not everyone is celebrating your successes.
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That way, the Chinese, like the Soviets, could boast about the successes and downplay any failures.
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Israel's critics may like none of this, but from an Israeli standpoint they are considerable successes.
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The Parallel18 staff is also looking to grow the successes of their program beyond Puerto Rico.
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It hasn't worked perfectly, and its successes haven't come in quite the form its proponents expected.
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Tiger Woods is using his successes to help give back to those who need it most.
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This shift in the inflation landscape reflects both the successes and the failures of economic policy.
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The report cited the groups' past successes in fighting global deforestation and supporting clean energy innovation.
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Interest increased with successes like Unilever's purchase of Dollar Shave Club for $1 billion in 2016.
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Data from their successes and failures fed machine learning algorithms that gradually refined the robots' abilities.
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Trump has repeatedly touted his nomination of Gorsuch as one of his major successes as president.
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Despite rave reviews and box office successes, none of them could break the English language barrier.
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First, a caveat: Neither Lance nor I is eager to take credit for our students' successes.
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So much for successes like the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory, which detected colliding black holes.
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The song was one of Joplin's biggest successes and she sang it at 1969's Woodstock.
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And continued successes of those movements will likely further encourage the ambitions of the Turkish Kurds.
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The Big Goodbye introduces each of these principals, highlighting their losses as well as their successes.
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Despite early successes, Trump-backed candidates have not fared well in a couple of recent elections.
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We invite you to reflect on his successes and failures, and how you will remember him.
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The successes usually register as modest improvements, while the failures generally have no effect at all.
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Still, neither of these hardware successes has matched the impact or scale of Jobs' greatest hits.
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There are many efforts under way as well as some notable successes that suggest it can.
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But to deny the forward march of racism is to deny the successes of American racists.
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They don't gloat and preen and rest on their laurels and brag about their past successes.
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Monitoring your progress so you can look back and build on your successes can also help.
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But the biggest fear is that impeachment will drown out the caucus's legislative successes this year.
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Congressional parties devote an enormous amount of effort communicating their party's message and underscoring their successes.
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There are many successes Sessions has brought to the table already and surely more coming too.
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I urge President Trump to learn from the successes of Pepfar and choose the first option.
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But after working on it for more than a year, there haven't been any tangible successes.
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Based on these successes, travel experts offer a playbook for countries looking to remake their image.
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Trump acknowledged the protests in a tweet and touted economic successes for women under his administration.
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That's where I would have had my successes, and probably gotten to the Hall of Fame.
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To ensure that these successes become the norm, we believe more can and should be done.
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Here, one can't help feeling that developer Infinity Ward is playing up to its past successes.
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When I talked to Hurford, I told her about some of Stormer's successes in the courtroom.
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While Dean's plan was not the sole reason, Democrats had election successes in 2006 and 2008.
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It's had some spectacular successes and its fair share of duds, but the model has persisted.
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But my job is to tell them, because I think mistakes teach us more than successes.
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Donald Trump will be president, and to a great extent, his successes and failures will be ours.
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In terms of client successes, it was coaching a client to negotiate her first five-figure contract.
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Recently, though, suits have been filed challenging partisan gerrymandering too — and have resulted in some surprising successes.
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For that to happen, Trump must have measurable policy successes that benefit many Americans, as Jackson did.
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Throughout this week-long experience, I learned a lot from the failings and successes of my colleagues.
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With growing global momentum behind the sex workers' rights movement, I expect many more successes to come.
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Marketing will likely center around Besson's previous successes—action sci-fi like Lucy and The Fifth Element.
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All right, coming up, the destroy-Trump media is melting down over all the president&aposs successes.
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And compared to other such programs, it actually had a very creditable ratio of successes to failures.
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Could the failures—and near-successes—of other eradication campaigns ultimately teach us how to conquer measles?
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There were some mistakes made, some great successes had, but ultimately I'm where I'm supposed to be.
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Packer's movies have become big successes thanks to his keen eye for scripts and spotting rising talent.
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Indeed, a surprising number of business icons survived bad job experiences and went on to billionaire successes.
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This failure will lead to a blame game, embolden their opponents, and make future successes more difficult.
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Two albums to the good, they were critical successes, quickly establishing their niche and thriving within it.
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The second is that universities—particularly global research universities—have achieved such striking successes in advancing knowledge.
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Although his economic successes do not usually generate many front page headlines, they certainly should be trumpeted.
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Unfortunately, startups are much more vocal about their successes than their failures, so this data doesn't exist.
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Netanyahu, who has been in office for a decade, has long touted the economic successes of Israel.
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Despite successes such as Time Warner and eBay, his more recent investments, especially in energy, have faltered.
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Typically the short-term "successes" are not worth the time, investment, and heartbreak associated with significant rebounds.
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So far all of the big AWS successes have focused on infrastructure and not end-user interfaces.
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I celebrate every day these successes, because it means a lot for her, and for female directors.
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It lacks the impact it so desperately needed after the successes of Jessica Jones and Luke Cage.
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But it will be difficult to repeat his previous successes or to match sky-high shareholder expectations.
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Our hope is that we can achieve successes and efficiencies for our customers, who are the citizens.
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Even the Buhari government's successes against the Islamist militants of Boko Haram have come at a cost.
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This movement has had some big successes, even in states with Republican governors like Maryland and Massachusetts.
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Honor the new moon by celebrating life, your successes, and enjoying the benefits of your hard work.
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Both the ride-hailing giant's extraordinary successes and its deep cultural failures reflect Kalanick's personality and influence.
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From their perspective, the Trump administration has been a series of smashing successes on their core issues.
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Bangladesh's biggest successes —garments, microfinance and telecoms—are in industries where the government took a back seat.
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In the television world, these crisis and successes are those typically associated with first-world white mothers.
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But professional successes aside, personal growth still has its painful moments, even for Academy Award-winning actresses.
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Blumhouse is best known for taking small budget films and turning them into huge box office successes.
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If you're at all like me, 2018 was filled with its fair share of successes and failures.
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The real successes will see not just using stem cells alone, but the convergence of different technologies.
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Clorox CEO Benno Dorer laid out his company's recent successes in an interview with Cramer after earnings.
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DC's recent successes with single-hero films could ultimately give it the runway for an ensemble blockbuster.
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The other thing, is the Weinstein fallout is a historic example of the successes of intergenerational feminism.
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His convention bounce was negative, and he tends to respond to his opponent's successes by imploding further.
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That dynamic makes it harder to succeed, but the successes will be big when they get here.
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On the Senate side, where redistricting isn't a factor, Democrats are a victim of their own successes.
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I am proud of my country's successes in protecting this vulnerable population through actions against Malaysian employers.
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But their recent successes deepen the country's political paralysis and do nothing to alleviate its economic crisis.
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She used their narratives, and both the challenges and successes they faced, as curriculum for her course.
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But I do think there is something to learn from the country's recent successes in clean energy.
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It's not a good look for Snap, especially in light of the optimism surrounding last quarter's successes.
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Thanks to these efforts, the caucus has helped break through the congressional gridlock to deliver real successes.
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Having a laurel wreath tattoo can act as a positive reminder of all your successes in life.
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Yet, Gates explained, all the hard-won successes could easily be lost if polio is not eradicated.
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Similar high-profile, true crime successes created by women can be found on television and in print.
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He finds that, just as nice guys don't always finish last, valedictorians rarely become stand-out successes.
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In turn, Putin's popularity is sustained largely by the image of constant and brilliant foreign policy successes.
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