She was a very successful person, she was a very successful model.
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" He also tweeted in January, "Rupert Murdoch is a great guy who likes me much better as a very successful candidate than he ever did as a very successful developer!
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Does he ... He actually is a very successful investor.
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I wrote a book -- a, really, very successful book.
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I wrote a book — a, really, very successful book.
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Binny Bansal and Sachin Bansal had a very successful 2018.
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You already have a very successful clothing line with Kittenish.
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Some of them have become very successful members of society.
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And, therefore, Reagan was ultimately able to be very successful.
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And his disruption was certainly very successful in that summit.
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"We had a very successful first summit," he told Kim.
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But based on competence, based on everything, very successful guy.
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The company has been very successful at raising venture capital.
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CARL, YOU'RE OBVIOUSLY A VERY SMART GUY, VERY SUCCESSFUL GUY.
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It's true that Obama, personally, was a very successful politician.
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I went from VERY successful businessman, to top T.V. Star….
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He helps to run his own family's very successful business.
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Suffice to say ... it was an eventful, very successful shindig.
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There's a very successful little blue pill on the market.
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And after a very successful Kickstarter campaign, Vector is here.
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"Plaintiffs lawyers have been very successful in Delaware," said Strine.
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Then in 2015, Adele dropped her very successful album 25.
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After calling it "very successful," he struggled to describe it.
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I think it's going to be a very successful deal.
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So what she's doing is very valuable and very successful.
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Yeah, but that's one guy with a very successful band.
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It's been around for a while, but wasn't very successful.
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Today you're the founder of a very successful wine business.
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And we had a very successful morning, so thank you.
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You have three children that are very successful, like unusually.
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And my friend, Keith, who is a very successful guy.
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"I've been very happy and felt very successful," he said.
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"Regulators have been very successful in distributing risk," O'Hanley said.
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If you focus on those things, you'll be very successful.
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The move has supposedly been very successful for both companies.
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AND YOU'LL WATCH AND I THINK A VERY SUCCESSFUL COMPANY.
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"The Medicare Advantage program is very successful," Ms. Verma said.
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As far as I can tell, they're still very successful.
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I had a [very successful] career up until that point.
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And Disney and Starbucks have very successful businesses in China.
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"It was a very successful sports nation," Paul told me.
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We tend not to have short term partners, they tend to be long term and they take a long term view and that has been very successful for them and very successful for us.
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Alex was making podcasts at Planet Money that were very successful.
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I recently spent some time with a very successful professional woman.
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Leaving teaching, where she had been very successful, dinted Mulder's confidence.
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And I think Amazon obviously is going to be very successful.
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"It's a very successful garage," he said in a telephone interview.
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" Remains from North Korea "We had, really, two very successful summits.
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"We are very successful," said Sheyma Bahadawi, president of the company.
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Despite a slow start, Fitbit had a very successful early run.
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But I've been very successful, at least on a happiness level.
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It makes a lot of men uncomfortable, that I'm very successful.
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Both of the Obamas' books are expected to be very successful.
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That can be very successful and spread from country to country.
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I look forward to having him join our very successful Administration!
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I had a very successful restaurant, money, friends, a beautiful girlfriend.
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The ones you don't even see on camera are very successful.
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G: A lot of our tenants have produced very successful results.
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BAIER: Mr. Comey, the book "Higher Loyalty" has been very successful.
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" Trump described the Afghanistan bombing as "another very, very successful mission.
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LEVIN: You know, you&aposre an entrepreneur, a very successful businessman.
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"I think we will be very successful in court," he said.
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But they've since found a very successful trio with a friend.
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In other words, the Giants are a very successful baseball team.
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"John is a great guy — very successful, very demanding," Graham said.
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It wasn't very successful, partly because typists couldn't go very fast.
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During this period, Sony's first PlayStation console was proving very successful.
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A very successful early shock jock, he liked calling women and
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We had wages going up, it was very successful in Ohio.
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You were a very happy, very successful person on your own.
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Even though he's a very successful businessman, his passion is cooking.
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" Buric added that the campaign, though short-lived, was "very successful.
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You even sold your own company, which was actually very successful.
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From that very successful first lunch things became a bit wobbly.
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But I think we're going to have a very successful trip.
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She's very successful, she has employees, she's on the speaking circuit.
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Very successful guy in business and he said, what the hell?
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In essence, Maelove is one huge — and very successful — science experiment.
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And I look forward to having a very, very successful 2018.
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Trump described the fundraisers as "very successful" on the trip back.
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Interspersing new artwork among the original Nut pieces proves very successful.
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"I think [Uber and Lyft] have been very successful," Fields said.
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Since then, he's lent his talents to 20th Century Fox's "Rio" and cocreated the very successful Illumination property "Despicable Me."Though he helped have a hand in many very successful films, Pablos really wanted to direct.
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"I think that's why they tend to be very successful with their friendships, and very successful with their marriages, but that probably translates also into how they manage things in the business world too," Salmon said.
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And as you may have seen about 10 days ago we had a very successful flight of our spaceship in the next three or four weeks we'll have a hopefully another very successful flight of our spaceship.
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"My marriages, they've been very successful, in [my] personal opinion," she said.
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It was very successful and very admired for a very long time.
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"I have a feeling it's going to be very successful," Trump said.
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That said, the new Macbook Pro has been very successful for Apple.
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But that doesn't appear to have been very successful at stopping them.
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It's been exactly two years since Snap completed its very successful IPO.
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So I think ultimately it&aposs going to be very, very successful.
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Their very successful endorsement is a sign of great things to come.
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I was very successful professionally, but always felt I was an impostor.
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"It was very successful for 'Spring' and for other shows I've done."
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"Last year was a very successful year for the Q400," Bole said.
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Founded in 1983, in one sense it is a very successful business.
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They are also often very successful in ascending to positions of power.
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She's in a very high leadership position in a very successful company.
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Kang Kyung-wha, South Korea's foreign minister, called the outcome "very successful".
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Previous attempts at frugal engineering in India have not been very successful.
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"It's been very successful organically without any particular strategic thought," Inslee said.
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After the not-very-successful, modular G26, LG is changing its strategy.
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So in 1971, I published The Insect Societies, which was very successful.
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These plans are modeled on the very successful 529 college savings plans.
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Nonetheless, there is a roster of very successful companies in the field.
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But maybe they will be very successful and get the job done.
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There were a lot of very successful people, lawyers, music business people.
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A lie detector test could be a very successful pay per view.
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"But she was a very, very successful model, so that could be."
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I could sing really well, and I was very successful at it.
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I love this state and I want her to be very successful.
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"We had a very successful business selling Taser weapons," Mr. Smith said.
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"They've been very successful in their Guinea worm eradication efforts," she explained.
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It's interesting because when it came out, it was not very successful.
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Worker-owned businesses can be very successful, like the grocery chain Publix.
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Until recently, Amazon has been very successful in blocking US union efforts.
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Kevin is a very successful businessman who will be a fantastic Governor.
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Now we have 14 companies — some of which have been very successful.
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They opened a plant in Texas, and they've never been very successful.
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It&aposs very, very successful, and it&aposs not easy to replicate.
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But if you look at that group now, they are very successful.
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Republicans have been very successful in marshaling the rage of their base.
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Despite the family's humble roots, each of the siblings was very successful.
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It might have been very successful, but it might have been wrong.
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So I think they are one of the few very successful startups.
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It "certainly looks like a very perfect and very successful landing," says NASA.
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Not every dive goes like that, but the first time was very successful.
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So far, attempts to compete with Fox News have not been very successful.
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I wanted people to want more, and we were very successful at that.
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So, you know, I think Netflix, will be very successful in my opinion.
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This has been very successful in getting people to pay for digital subscriptions.
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Esteban: My sex life has been very successful and active, I can't complain.
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You have to give the guy credit for running a very successful campaign.
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Selling lessons from Very Successful People is inevitably an exercise in selection bias.
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I won't say her name, but she's very successful, you'd absolutely know her.
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As a result, I was very successful and didn't really have any complications.
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We have a service called Crackle which has been very successful for us.
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I know Kylie Jenner's been very successful, but Rihanna, I think, has one?
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In the last two decades, internet entrepreneurs have built very successful technology companies.
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That's normal, they're very talented and very successful and in the same field.
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As far as CFOs are measured, Friar has had a very successful run.
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I feel like every week that I play I can be very successful.
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Schoolmaster Pastor George Njenga says the invention has so far been very successful.
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DOESN'T MEAN OTHER PEOPLE WON'T BE ABLE TO PLAY AND BE VERY SUCCESSFUL.
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If nobody sees my film, nobody buys my art, I'll feel very successful.
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We have a very successful military industry and drones are becoming more civilian.
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We also have a store-in-store platform — [they are] very, very successful.
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Al-Jadaan: We have had a very successful year over the last year.
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We have had a history of different partnerships that have been very successful.
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We saw Will and Grace earlier this year, which has been very successful.
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They play for each other, and that's why they're a very successful line.
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"We fully expect, Herbert and I, for these [talks] to be very successful."
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"Outwardly, I looked very stable and very put together, very successful," she said.
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Female Democratic congressional candidates were very successful against male primary opponents in 2018.
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Lauren, Whitney, Kristin, and Audrina…they're all very successful in their own rights.
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Jacob, you and Malcolm did a very successful podcast called ... JW: Revisionist History.
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I took a chance and it ended up being very successful and fulfilling.
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We responded with the very successful $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP).
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That's a very different way of doing it, but it's been very successful.
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"Teams who employ great players, veteran players, are being very successful," Boras said.
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"President Xi strongly leads what will be a very successful operation," Trump said.
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"Look at the Indiana model, they have been very successful there," Trump said.
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He is an amazing guy, very charitable, and a very successful business guy.
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"I think we all felt that we had a very successful collegiate experience."
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He described the "very successful" fundraisers he'd had over the prior two days.
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Kenny Chung, a spokesman for Formosa Alliance, described the turnout as "very successful".
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The case was, as these kinds of cases go, a very successful one.
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One is that the Republicans have been very successful in demonizing the program.
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"She's been on since the beginning and she's a very successful businesswoman," Frankel said.
|
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"And what do you do?" some imagined partygoer, inevitably very successful, would ask me.
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So I think in the end it was a very successful investment for HNA.
|
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" Trump said that the June 12 meeting is "probably going to be very successful.
|
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"We are confident in implementation," it said, calling the latest bilateral talks "very successful".
|
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Still, it at least means that Snap's IPO will be perceived as very successful.
|
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She did what she had to do, and she was very successful at it.
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I drop back down to the ground having felt very successful in my day.
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She has numerous business interests off the court, including a very successful apparel collection.
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AndI know you are a part is guy, Goldman and a very successful businessman.
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Video from today's very successful drop test of our #LauncherOne small satellite launch vehicle.
|
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"Our customer base is very successful with the product," a company spokesperson told me.
|
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Thanks to Zhang's very successful Kickstarter campaign that closes Tuesday, Pepper Zhang: Artist Extraordinaire!
|
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President Trump and President Xi look forward to further talks with very successful outcomes.
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"It was a very successful launch," Gance said, in a bit of an understatement.
|
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I was never very successful at it, and I didn't intend to pursue it.
|
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"Starbucks, obviously, has created a very successful currency with their own cards," Hsiang said.
|
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They were very successful doing the sort of Gone With the Wind type museum.
|
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But I own Mar-a-Lago, it's a very successful club, and I'll work.
|
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"I've had a very successful, empowering, positive career in porn," Bailey tells the camera.
|
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"When people pull off this fantasy, it can be very successful," Dr. Castellanos says.
|
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The first was that the very successful AUTOVON phone system only used five levels.
|
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Neither was very successful as the old order closed ranks to frustrate their ambitions.
|
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" The magazine came out for five years and was, according to Pecker, "very successful.
|
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Thus, the Durbin Act merely reflected a very successful act of lobbying by retailers.
|
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"Virgin has been very successful at creating this passionate fan base," Mr. Harteveldt said.
|
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It has been very successful, as consumers appreciate both the convenience and time savings.
|
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It was actually a very successful meeting and I have those meetings with everything.
|
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Heck, Microsoft's already offering as much with its very successful Xbox Game Pass service.
|
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"Last year for me was the first experience and was very successful," he said.
|
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" Markovitz described "Spectacular Failures" as "Real life stories of failure from very successful people.
|
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I wouldn't say I've achieved monetary success, but I definitely consider myself very successful.
|
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He's developed a number of products that he tells me have been very successful.
|
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He had a very successful campaign up to the last six or seven starts.
|
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He's been very successful in lying to people and gas-lighting people and stuff.
|
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"I have a friend from the Ukraine and he was very successful," he said.
|
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They don't want to be transparent, and some have been very successful doing it.
|
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"He's a proud, proud guy and very successful at what he does," Davidson said.
|
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Q. You spent 2000 years at Goldman Sachs, with a very successful career there.
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Elon Musk has built several very successful companies and catapulted himself to billionaire status.
|
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And I think that's one of the reasons that we're having very successful conversations.
|
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She pointed out that Gallery Weekend was already very successful at attracting foreign collectors.
|
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The initiative has been "very successful for us," a BuzzFeed spokesperson told CNN Business.
|
|
And while Apple's new products are very successful, nothing will ever match the iPhone.
|
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When I became very successful… for a short period of time it's really fun.
|
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That's why Lawson has been very successful competing with its arch rival 7-11.
|
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What about Boston detective D.D. Warren, who had a very successful book last year?
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" He cited Mnuchin's "extensive and very successful financial background" and "unprecedented experience and expertise.
|
|
Lightspeed has had a very successful two years, with high-profile exits like Snap.
|
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At the end of the day, you're acquiring a business that's been very successful.
|
|
Leaving for Washington, Pence was unfazed, telling reporters his trip had been very successful.
|
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I think she's a great representative for this country and a funny thing happens because she gets so unfairly — the things they say, I've known her a very long time, she was a very successful person, very successful model, she did very well.
|
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But the results haven't always proven to be very successful, based on years of analysis.
|
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There's a whole school of people who are very successful by not being truthful, right?
|
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And Cosmopolitan, the real magazine behind the show's Scarlet, is very successful in 2017, too.
|
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The Affordable Care Act was really about access, and I think it was very successful.
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My dad was a very successful dentist in London and had his own fancy clinic.
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I know people in very successful bands in New York who have the same problem.
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There are people who have made a very successful living doing that in this work.
|
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I felt sad for them because they were very successful people and yet they struggled.
|
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"According to [Defense Secretary] General [James] Mattis, it was a very successful mission," Trump said.
|
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Some of these people have gone on to be very successful in their own right.
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She gave everything to her kids and they are all very successful thanks to her.
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It is a fair point that economists have not been very successful at predicting recessions.
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"It's safe to say this lawsuit is not going to be very successful," he said.
|
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If one child discovers their imagination for us redoing that library, we were very successful.
|
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"You guys have been very successful today in running the committee," Grassley said to Democrats.
|
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"I want to see Cisco be very successful," Chambers said in comments directed at employees.
|
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The Internet of course immediately followed suite, and the results are, oddly enough, very successful.
|
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This is an individual that's been very successful, that's been able to win that district.
|
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" Jeff Bader, then scheduling/programming exec for ABC: "We had a very successful TGIF lineup.
|
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That plan hasn't been very successful, sources say, and Flipagram started looking for a buyer.
|
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So it was very successful because we discovered a huge need all over the world.
|
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The film was also very successful, so they did a series, and then another book.
|
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"We've been very successful [in the U.S.] at attracting multiple types of customers," said Tenev.
|
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Without one or the other it is not likely to be a very successful trip.
|
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If the digital assistant is very successful, you might even forget who is powering it.
|
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"It certainly has been a wonderful, beautiful, very successful collection for us," Ms. Masters said.
|
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He's obviously a very successful businessman and takes that same approach to his racing team.
|
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And so the ones that made it through that gauntlet have been very, very successful.
|
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Orlando told us we had chosen well, and today Roberto is very successful in Cuba.
|
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In many ways, Love Is Blind is similar to ABC's very successful Bachelor/Bachelorette franchise.
|
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While that's made the company very successful it's also come at the expense of profits.
|
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We also learn that the corporation behind this space travel is a very successful operation.
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Third-party estimates also suggest Apple&aposs wireless earbuds have had a very successful year.
|
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"Stefano has a very successful track record of doing deals in this space," Hill said.
|
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Nor have they been very successful at dealing with other offensive schemes thrown at them.
|
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"You can pick up the phone and talk to a very successful entrepreneur," he says.
|
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If anything, it was very successful in getting people talking about the oft-ignored Rays.
|
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He didn't build a lot of projects, but the ones he did were very successful.
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The first year it was very successful because all my friends and family bought the art.
|
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I had a very successful construction business in Iran with a partner who lives in Houston.
|
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And he&aposs leading -- and look, by any measure, he&aposs been a very successful president.
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Verizon's report makes it clear that these attacks have become very sophisticated and consequently very successful.
|
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"We already have a very successful playbook, we know how to scale among users," Lee added.
|
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Drew and Jonathan Scott are very successful … like half-a-billion-dollars-in-one-year successful.
|
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"We see it as a very successful model on the financial side," he told BuzzFeed News.
|
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Many of the very successful consumer brand startups over the last decade have had this feature.
|
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That or you become very successful and then you are part of the core filmmaking team.
|
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"I want to congratulate you on the recent and very successful 19th Party Congress," he said.
|
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"I think, in the end, we're going to be very successful with the lawsuit," Trump said.
|
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She devoted her life to pursuing her passions and happened to become very successful doing so.
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We have been very successful: The camera can run for hours at the time without overheating.
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I want this to happen, and North Korea to be VERY successful, but only after signing!
|
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During Snap's IPO, Spiegel painted himself like another product-obsessed and very successful CEO: Steve Jobs.
|
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"It conducted a very successful operation to secure the airport road (to city center)," he added.
|
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In fact, RAC prepayment claim reviews have already been tested and found to be very successful.
|
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The industry has been very successful in enabling self-insured organizations to reduce and contain costs.
|
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However, its insertion into its final orbit was very successful, leaving it with ample fuel reserves.
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I mean, we sell water and we have water and it's a very successful, you know.
|
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"You could associate with very successful people just by watching their videos on YouTube," adds Siebold.
|
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There's nothing wrong with another freight broker, that has been done before and done very successful.
|
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Clarium was initially very successful, according to Bloomberg, but lost 90% of its assets by 2011.
|
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He is, he said, a very successful man who knows how to make it all better.
|
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He's been very, very successful in controlling the country's most dysfunctional institution and thwarting his enemies.
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We had to start from zero and we are fortunate enough to have become very successful.
|
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"It creates a chilling effect, and I believe they are very successful at that," he said.
|
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"Last night, operations were very successful," Pentagon spokesperson Dana White said at a briefing Saturday morning.
|
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This "CEO mail fraud" is rapidly growing as a popular tactic and has proven very successful.
|
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She's become a very successful businesswoman in the south, and is not in the factory anymore.
|
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Even very successful newer galleries didn't bother to apply, sure that they wouldn't stand a chance.
|
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SoftBank, though, was very successful when it priced its tender offer at a $48 billion valuation.
|
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Some anti-gang initiatives there have been very successful in reducing murder rates that drive migration.
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The one I call Cici, I won't say who she is today, but she's very successful.
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"This is very important to us because it's like completing a very successful cycle," Bravo said.
|
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Harding was very successful in business but is consistently rated as one of the worst Presidents.
|
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I think that the country of North Korea is going to be a very successful country.
|
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Simple: Jonas, aka the middle Jonas Brother, is off tending to his own very successful career.
|
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" We were very successful against ISIS ," he told a group of Eastern European leaders that April.
|
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"Steph has the drive and the personality of someone who could be very successful," Erica says.
|
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Further, RF has been very successful in reducing direct exposure, down 19% from a year ago.
|
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"Well, first of all, there are lots of very successful conservative creators on YouTube," Wojcicki responded.
|
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I believe we can be very successful and cooperating on energy independence with the United States.
|
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Its campaign has been very successful: So far, 30 states have enacted "stand your ground" laws.
|
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Also, after a very successful North Korean summit, all of a sudden, you have this come out.
|
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She's really truly an entrepreneur, an innovator, and I think she's going to build something very successful.
|
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I believe they are brought only to stop a very successful campaign, and that's what they're doing.
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"We take very successful startups and turn them into successful companies," said Roy Glasberg, the program's lead.
|
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The bank is expecting a "highly attended and very successful conference," Miller said in the e-mail.
|
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And he&aposs been very successful doing these types of thing where people wouldn&apost necessarily think.
|
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"They should not have second-guessed them, because anything Amazon puts their mind to, they're very successful."
|
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I do not know much about her, except that she is a very successful and popular person.
|
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Tompros called the letters "very successful" and said that all but one of the recipients had complied.
|
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The resume also suggests Olivia could be a very successful coxswain in one of USC's 4 boats.
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A challenge or risk factor is that you're relying on very large companies that are very successful.
|
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For Marjorie Yang, Dee Poon is a daughter, a co-worker - and one very successful corporate experiment.
|
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Thank you as well to the great intelligence professionals who helped make this very successful journey possible.
|
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"In this case, they were adjusting to another very successful set of airstrikes in Fallujah," he said.
|
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The program was very successful at our Disrupts in New York and San Francisco earlier this year.
|
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Javanbakh tells Axios his clinic has been "very successful" in treating spider phobias with AR and telepsychiatry.
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There are a lot of those failures in the lives of people who have very successful careers.
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But we've been very successful being you know, in working out the differences and finding common ground.
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In fact, he says the strategy's been very successful and in the end ... worked for Simon too.
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And we have water, and it's a very successful, you know, it's a private little water company.
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Even after marriage, she and my grandfather built a very successful business, which they still run today.
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This method has been used by the agency for nearly 50 years and has been very successful.
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We're not going to go after the companies just because they're very successful or they're very big.
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So whatever Russia — and the contractor that worked for Obama's DHS — were doing, they weren't very successful.
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From January to the present, the facility has been very successful, as demonstrated in its monthly reports.
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"Because this is a form of mental illness, cognitive therapies are often very successful treatments," Denton says.
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Some very successful leaders today also attribute their success in large part to their belief in themselves.
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CRAMER: LOOK, IT'S NON TRADITIONAL VERSUS GEISINGER – A GUY WHO HAS RAN A VERY SUCCESSFUL HEALTH CARE.
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Kirk and I both have immigrant fathers, and they started as entrepreneurs who weren't very successful financially.
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" He's been very successful, especially with a full-zip sweatshirt Slate called "the greatest hoodie ever made.
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I was going to call you Mother of Dragons, essentially, but internet dragons, or very successful people.
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Climate change models "have not been very successful," declared Larry Kudlow, the top White House economic adviser.
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Eventually, companies that are still very successful by other measures can't maintain the growth rate he demands.
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First, Donald Trump owns (along with his family) a very successful business with operations around the world.
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She is known as an anti-corruption champion whose tour in Kyiv was viewed as very successful.
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So I think it's good for the agency to see an end-to-end very successful mission.
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He worried about how the firm would match its namesake&aposs reputation for producing very successful startups.
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He remains a core player on this very successful series and we continue to stand behind him.
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Ms. Mellon founded its predecessor in 2013, having left Jimmy Choo both very rich and very successful.
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What if your robots really are so helpful that they're very successful and people want them everywhere?
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And I believe if we could have stayed healthy, we would have had a very successful season.
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Hoi Chuen was a well-known and very successful Chinese comedic actor of both stage and screen.
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But generally speaking, "everyone else but me is getting this wrong" is not a very successful theory.
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So, the American experience in science and technology in the last 50 years has been very successful.
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Trump has carried his campaign on building a "very successful" empire and making "great" and "amazing" deals.
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I mean, it's a strong community of very successful entrepreneurs that have been where we are before.
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He added that hair transplants are generally very successful, and they work around 90% of the time.
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However, China's past attempts to limit rare earth supplies have not been very successful, the investment bank noted.
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So that&aposs what I found and it&aposs proven to be very successful financial model for us.
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In all fairness, I was a very successful businessman but I was one of a lot of people.
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So it has been a very successful initiative on our side, and so we will leverage their knowledge.
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WE HAD A VERY SUCCESSFUL NEW BRAND LAUNCH THIS YEAR, TWO BIG BRANDS PILLOWFORT AND CAT AND JACK.
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He called the bombing "another very successful job," which came exactly one week after his airstrikes in Syria.
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Like Clinton's career, from age 60 onward is a very successful period and there will be no retirement.
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As a woman who has a very successful career, do you think you've achieved that work/life balance?
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It's everything that me and the team wanted it to be because we did a very successful job.
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I'm just not worried about it because they are very happy, they're very successful, and doing great work.
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Although Ismail was very successful in the U.S., he wanted to return to Egypt and develop technology products.
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As it stands, Cheerwine Kreme is a marketing ploy, and seemingly not a very successful one at that.
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"I am thrilled to have my very successful team continue with me in leading our country," Trump said.
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"I think we've been very successful in finding technological ways of inhibiting the cross-border VPNs," Hastings said.
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Emmett also produces projects that don't include Mark Wahlberg, like Starz' very successful Power and historic trainwreck Gotti.
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Most of these movies only get limited releases in the U.S., but some of them are very successful.
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That is always the message in which demagogues have been very successful: blaming others for their own problems.
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By most teams' standards, a 10-6 record capped with a playoff victory is a very successful season.
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I believe they are brought only to stop a very successful campaign, and that's what they are doing.
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It made us proud that they made it and were very successful and getting the recognition they deserved.
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A few years ago I went to Brazil on a book tour and had a very successful trip.
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And so I think that combination between the two of them was very successful, and then it wasn't.
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And by the way, even when people don't hit grand slams, they still can have very successful businesses.
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Van Bladeren was 25, unemployed, living with his parents, and was a painter himself — although not very successful.
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"He was a poor man, not very successful with his work during his own life," said Mr. Jäger.
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"I think he's professional, very disciplined — probably things that made him very successful as a player," Murray said.
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Both men have been very successful in city politics even though they are avid Boston Red Sox fans.
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Negative rates have been very successful in pushing government bond yields lower, and borrowing costs have also fallen.
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For whatever reason, it appears the long effort to push the consensus message has not been very successful.
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So you mentioned Marc Maron, Adam Carolla, both very successful at podcasting, make millions of dollars doing it.
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"The ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) raids were very successful," Trump told reporters at a White House event.
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Austen Alexander has been very successful in raising the amount of money he makes per view on YouTube.
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In addition, the company has "figured out how to build a very successful take-out menu," said Hottovy.
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"They cast me with Brownie, and that first film was very successful, so they put me under contract."
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"We brought Apple Music and most recently, Apple Podcasts, to Alexa, and that's been very successful," he said.
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Some of my very, very successful personal heroes are also incapable of shutting their minds down at night.
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Which, I would agree with, is a kind of genius that most very, very successful politicians possess. 220.
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I went into his life, as a, you know, after being the attorney general, which was very successful.
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Which created opportunities for me as a leader and for Democrats under my leadership to be very successful.
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Look, that model is large and sophisticated and has been very, very successful for a very long time.
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Those techniques have been very successful in brainwashing a large proportion of our population and polarizing the political process.
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"It was very successful in Cape Town, with cameras going all the places riders are going anyway," he said.
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Some of them are going to be very successful, maybe not at SpaceX level, but that's a phenomenal success.
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"It kills me when I hear very successful people say, 'I always knew I would get here,' " he says.
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Riggs points to Domino's and Chick-fil-A as chains that have been very successful at enticing repeat customers.
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She was very successful and independent, before any man came along — and that's just the way she wanted it.
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But some very successful people who have ADHD believe the condition has helped propel them by encouraging their creativity.
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Brandt spent much of his working life as a very successful jobbing photographer for the likes of Picture Post.
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My sponsor was very successful in her business and helped me feel optimistic and excited about taking the plunge.
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They're successful, a lot of them are very successful entrepreneurs and they feel like they don't have another idea.
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At the couple's wedding, the author writes that a "very successful lesbian writer" asked the first lady to dance.
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" It adds, "He remains a core player on this very successful series and we continue to stand behind him.
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Another reason this could work: Amazon has already been very successful with its own version of the same idea.
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After a very successful two-year run, we're going to be changing the way that contributions work on TechCrunch.
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The opening scene with the flashcards and the electric shocks is classically written discomfort comedy that is very successful!
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I've had a very successful career, but it may have been even more successful had I been a man.
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Sometimes, "American Idol" contestants who don't make it all the way to the end become very successful in Hollywood.
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It turned out to be very successful, but it didn't come without a lot of pushback from conservatives locally.
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And during her very successful awards season run this past year, Davis delivered a powerful message of self-acceptance.
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Her banker introduced her and her CFO to the higher up, explaining they'd just completed a very successful secondary.
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" Also, he said, It "could tip some close [congressional] races if the proponents of the repeal are very successful.
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" Kudlow pointed to past U.N. modeling, saying the models "have not been very successful in the last 20 years.
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Look, again, you may not like him but I'll just let you know, he ran a very successful business.
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He ran a very successful television program, I think it was on the air for 12 or 15 years.
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He said he was a "VERY successful businessman" and television star who won the presidency on his first try.
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The vaccine against HPV, introduced in 313, appears to be very successful in preventing cancer in real-world circumstances.
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His parents had a not very successful restaurant, working day and night and receiving frequent abuse from drunken patrons.
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"Even if it is big for us in Sweden," he said, "it wasn't very successful from an I.S. perspective."
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"Obviously, I came in with the de Blasio administration, and the program was very, very successful," Ms. Trottenberg said.
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"Rick is a seasoned political expert with a very successful career in winning elections," Trump said in a statement.
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He certainly appears to have everything he needs to be very successful, and I think he's going to be.
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"All we can say is that Aramco is a great company, really managed incredibly well, very successful," Dmitriev said.
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He saved all the money he could, started lending it out making interest and became a very successful moneylender.
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She went to journalism school with Ryan and they both went on to lead very successful, almost identical careers.
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"The Green Building Council has been very successful in raising the visibility of making buildings sustainable," Dr. Scofield said.
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But while populists have been very successful in manipulating and exploiting these sentiments, they are not the cause of them.
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"We had a very successful meeting, but I cannot comment beyond that at the moment," he said in an email.
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"I think it's been very successful when you look at where they were a year ago," Gwenapp said of AMD.
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Hoeneß was a very successful soccer player who won pretty much everything as a player at his club Bayern München.
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"It was very successful," says Alex, whose mother is blown away by the hope she sees in this new generation.
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Melissa: You have had, and obviously continue to have, a very successful career related to the law and public policy.
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So very successful cybercriminals now become, effectively, dark 'angels' or dark venture capitalists, who fund the next generation of cybercriminals.
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She's very successful as a businesswoman and always tries to push a women's empowerment message through her construction company work.
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And why was I going to put this very successful record company at risk and go into the airline business?
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" She also went on Ellen in late 2018 and suggested she tried talking Tom into retiring ... but "wasn't very successful.
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I also think capitalism has been very successful at presenting human life as an individual pursuit, but that's a lie.
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Over the past decade established pharmaceutical companies have not been very successful at the costly task of finding new drugs.
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So the market has been very important to us for a long period of time and we've been very successful.
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" On April 3rd Mr Trump said that having been "very successful against ISIS…it is time to come back home.
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Apple's very successful iPhone App Store is under attack from multiple directions, with users and developers criticizing its business model.
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"If he's very successful with it, then a lot more other people are going to start doing it," Edwin said.
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And so that's part of the reason there's a lot of established companies, very successful, starting from very small companies.
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For example, I know a mechanic who had a very successful auto repair business until he retired several years ago.
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I think I've been very successful in my career, so I get a lot of positive feedback in that way.
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I went from VERY successful businessman, to top T.V. Star ... to President of the United States (on my first try).
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And while Valk Fleet was undoubtedly very successful at signing up restaurants, it wasn't so proficient in collecting money owed.
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This was a risky, fascinating and very successful mission, despite the hard landing and subsequent loss of the Philae lander.
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I look forward to a prompt conclusion of this matter and the continuation of our very successful women's basketball program.
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I've been very successful and people are starting to find out I've been much more successful than people even admit.
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I think most of our sister policies are very successful at getting right-wing governments to adopt left-wing policies.
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To come back to social democracy, your party had not been very successful for a while when you became leader.
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During his decades at ExxonMobil, he said, he had "been very successful diplomatically" by staying out of the public eye.
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I think by all indications we are headed towards a very successful summit between my president and Chairman Kim tomorrow.
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"I think through either or a settlement or a very successful trial the new T-Mobile is coming," he said.
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"Gerry has been a very successful editor at a time when journalism has been digitally challenged," Thomson said of Baker.
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"I would just say that I think Melania [Trump] and Heidi [Cruz] are both very successful, accomplished women," he said.
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At the same time, I think we have a potentially — we could have a potentially very successful relationship with Turkey.
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"Our 2012 exhibition on the '50s was very successful, and it led to a number of donations," Mr. Ruff said.
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"We had a very successful partnership on the campaign, one that led to victory," Mr. Bannon said in the statement.
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We're a team that wants him, a team where he has been very successful, one where he knows the staff.
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Individually, these trials seemed to have been very successful, with anywhere from 20183 to 80 percent of patients becoming desensitized.
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There are certainly other producers who are abusive to their staff, volatile, beyond mean, and very successful, and seem untouchable.
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Low SAT scores have "kept a lot of our very successful students out of some really good colleges," he said.
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You have a club in Palm Beach, Florida called the Mar-a-Lago Club, it's a very, very successful club.
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Following a very successful run as the curator of this year's Southbank Center Meltdown Festival, M.I.A. has not stopped grinding.
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But it is still, even with that educated guess, we've found that it's fundamentally a very successful channel for us.
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We were ultimately acquired by Google, but it wasn't a very successful ride after about three-and-a-half years.
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I distinctly remember the first time I visited the home of my very successful friend and her very rich boyfriend.
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As a band that has been very successful, do you feel a specific responsibility to help keep this community alive?
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She's become a major villain, but she's also shrewd, and has been very successful in acquiring and holding onto power.
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And the last one that had been very successful was Dave Cullen's Columbine, which had come out several years earlier.
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"It makes life more fun and interesting for both animal species, which makes it a very successful experiment," he said.
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"This was a very successful media operation," said Pavel Kashpurov, a young Uralasbest public relations expert who dreamed it up.
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" Mr. Sondland also spoke to Ukraine's state-run news agency after the call and said: "The conversation was very successful.
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By this point I had been acting for more than a decade, and the show was very successful and beloved.
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In general, the actors are very successful in reacting to hip-hop like aliens who have just landed on Earth.
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I went from VERY successful businessman, to top T.V. Star..... ....to President of the United States (on my first try).
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I went from VERY successful businessman, to top T.V. Star..... ....to President of the United States (on my first try).
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I went from VERY successful businessman, to top T.V. Star to President of the United States (on my first try).
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Citi has been very successful in winding down these non-core assets, which at their peak totaled over $800 billion.
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If one side is very successful, like in Hungary or Turkey, they start to set the terms for everyone else.
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"I've had friends who've been very successful with online dating, I've had some not so good experiences," Meredith told CNN.
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Lincoln's booth was like a great white ocean liner, a fitting place to display its very successful new Navigator SUV.
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My mink coats are worn with great pride because they represent me as a very successful woman and business person.
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He was a very successful builder when he was a builder — which is really the early phase of his career.
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Well, apparently Giannini and Kaiser, they built these empires, they were very successful, they never suffered, so what's the problem?
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I went from VERY successful businessman, to top T.V. Star..... ....to President of the United States (on my first try).
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Became very successful, which is why you see skate parks and you see playgrounds made with that all over America.
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Noisey: You were a very successful pop star very early on when pop punk took off in the early 2000s.
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There have been organized efforts to minimize the ecological disaster caused by nutrient pollution, but they have not been very successful.
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As it turns out, his was a very successful reign even though he was moved, as everyone who runs Yahoo is.
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EMMANUEL MACRON, PRESIDENT OF FRANCE: I think we had a very open and very successful trade, the reason, the critical path.
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He Is Living His Best Life on Fam So far, 2019 is proving to be a very successful year for Bell.
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"As a function of solving these problems well, a by-product is the companies we pick become very successful," he added.
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And in so doing Trump is following in the very successful footsteps of another presidential candidate who changed his party's brand.
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Pompeo said the plan to defeat Islamic State in the region was executed with 80 other countries and was very successful.
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The company said its international forecast for fewer additions is because of its very successful launch in Australia and New Zealand.
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In the meantime, Samsung should ride the coat tails of its very successful (and so far not-explodey) Galaxy S8.[WSJ]
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Despite all the warnings and news coverage, telephone scammers continue to run very successful "businesses" posing as Internal Revenue Service agents.
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Apple created a very successful business by building a walled garden, with the charge of admission being buying an Apple device.
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"I thought it was very successful from a design perspective," says Matt Rolandson, a partner at San Francisco design firm Ammunition.
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Palomino, who said he comes from humble origins in the Colombian countryside, has had a very successful career in the military.
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Trump on Monday declared "very successful" what he had billed as a sweeping operation to arrest undocumented immigrants this past weekend.
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Throughout it all, Bündchen has stood by Brady's side — even if she hasn't "been very successful" in getting him to retire.
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We live in a inated world and even though there are very successful women, they will always be regarded as women.
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"The Vatican must investigate and publish its conclusions regarding McCarrick's advancement and very successful career," said Terence McKiernan, president of BishopAccountability.
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"The US has been very successful in discouraging support of terrorist groups because people realize they're gonna get caught," said Ringel.
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HOWARD SCHULTZ: WE'VE BEEN HERE 18 YEARS, AND MANY PEOPLE DONT REALIZE THE FIRST NINE YEARS WE WERE NOT VERY SUCCESSFUL.
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This young juvenile had a very successful morning and walked over next to us and plopped down with a full stomach.
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She is living in a dump, and finds herself in danger after Midge outs a very successful rival during her act.
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Academicians will cite very successful middle aged humanities graduates who went on to brilliant careers in business consulting and technology sectors.
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Trump has claimed the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids were "very successful" and took place out of the public eye.
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"Steven is a professional at the highest level with an extensive and very successful financial background," Trump said in a statement.
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"I think Mueller's been very successful in keeping his cards close to his vest and not revealing any plans," Carter said.
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It was created by Tom Ruegger, who was also behind the very successful Tiny Toons Adventures, and produced by Steven Spielberg.
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And her marketing — which has bee qn very successful — is that this makes it feminist because you have to message first.
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And sure, I've been very successful by some people's measurements, but I didn't think I was that successful to be honest.
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She, too, compartmentalizes her experiences so that she can be a very successful psychiatrist by day and a drunk by night.
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One thing that the anti-choice people have been very successful at is stigmatizing abortion so that it's just not discussed.
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"There have been a couple municipal networks that are not very successful and there's a variety of different reasons," she said.
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So when I do something that on the surface looks very successful, people assume that I'm making a lot of money.
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"It was a path that was not succeeding for people — or the utilization of their cloud wasn't very successful," Snover said.
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And my non-fiction books on archaeology and science were very successful too; I wanted time to do more of those.
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Even a very successful outreach, though, will still leave Trump losing badly among black voters, who overwhelmingly do not support him.
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The show focuses on a character who runs a very successful hedge fund company, which invests in people, products, and ideas.
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So Microsoft has been very successful at upselling existing customers on additional software products that work within the Microsoft software ecosystem.
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DiCenso, who describes her restaurant as "very successful," has advice for women who want to pursue their dreams of business ownership.
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We had a very successful, in my view, year of 2017, pivoting our policies and helping our partners understand those polities.
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NOW: McCartney, 32, had a very successful solo career in the 2000s and early 2010s, and is currently making a comeback.
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But I think it can be put aside and allow (Trump's) visit to be very fulfilling and I hope very successful.
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My experience is most very successful people have a few things in common: grit, luck, talent, and a tolerance for risk.
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"I am thrilled to have my very successful team continue with me in leading our country," Trump said in a statement.
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"As the leases at both [Chelsea Collective] locations are expiring soon, we have concluded the very successful experiment," Dick's told CNBC.
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Their air defense systems weren't very successful against the last US missile attack in April (after an Assad chemical weapons attack).
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How could you do this in a way that could make your company very successful, but also handle these responsibilities ethically?
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""I've been, you know, pretty successful in the courts over the years, I've been a very successful person, you can check.
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The "hot" hatchback, a very successful concept in Europe, has traditionally received lukewarm support over here, outside the hardcore enthusiast crowd.
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His father was a very successful builder, built 20,000 units of real housing for real people all over Brooklyn and Queens.
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For example, the Democrats of the 1930s and '40s were very successful at winning elections even as they were perennially riven.
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She leads a much more drama-free life now, writes a very successful food column, and makes guest appearances on television shows.
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"I think it's probably going to be a very successful, ultimately a successful process," Trump told reporters on the White House lawn.
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This made him very successful and his work helped shape early internet culture and thus pop culture as a whole for years.
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I worked there for two years before I went to help open a small restaurant that ended up not being very successful.
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I was so happy to be married and I think that I was in a very successful marriage for a long time.
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Although difficult because of the added noise that comes from achievement, becoming "very" successful requires remaining consistent to your vision and values.
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They might not be quite successful in terms of the market, but they can be very successful in terms of critical reception.
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Multilevel marketing typically involves a pyramidlike structure wherein very successful salespeople recruit other salespeople, who in turn are encouraged to recruit others.
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Contrast that, for example, with an area like finding terrorist propaganda, which we've been very successful at deploying AI tools on already.
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Again, there's a quote in there, he just says offhandedly about the first editor who made that magazine very successful, Bonnie Fuller.
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"'Invasive' is an ecological term, and it tends to mean 'very successful,' and I would say that that is true," he says.
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Even Bernie Sanders has figured out how to speak up and loudly communicate his ideas and differentiation in a very successful way.
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Then there's the Touch Bar (a not very successful experiment, to put it gently), the keyboard issues, and the port issues (again!).
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We've been very successful in terms of driving customers to their platform, and they've been great partners in helping us grow digitally.
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"It's been a very successful mission that reduced the migrant traffic by about 95 percent," he told Reuters in a telephone interview.
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THE SECOND POINT, HE'S A VERY SUCCESSFUL BUSINESSMAN AND HE'S A VERY SAVVY, KNOWLEDGEABLE INVESTOR AND HAS HIS OPINIONS ABOUT THESE THINGS.
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So when you look at people who are very successful or resilient, positive human outcomes come from extremely stable, strong, loving relationships.
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Google has been very successful at getting its AI smarts to help consumers, but can it convince businesses to sign up, too?
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But if we are only so-so at coming up with ideas but exceptional at attracting talent, we will be very successful.
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The sheer number of fossils found, along with the apparent diversity of this dinosaur subgroup, suggests they were a very successful adaptation.
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"My husband would be proud because he was a very successful businessman, so I'm sure he would have loved that," Campbell said.
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He tells Axios that while none might become official Amazon rivals, he still believes there is space to build very successful businesses.
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Thurmond -- who's only 28 -- retired last week after 6 very successful, but injury-plagued seasons in the NFL ... leaving many fans shocked.
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They might not love everything he said or did, but he had been very successful in his deals and in his career.
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Bob said it was very successful in delivering a complex portrait of a man who was a lot of shades of gray.
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And he was essentially fully prepared to be a foreign policy president and he was a successful one -- a very successful one.
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This means that Britain has to attract foreign capital; it has been very successful in doing so via foreign direct investment (FDI).
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Unsurprisingly, the pasta has become very successful — launching Banza into the number one spot for the fastest-selling pasta in Whole Foods.
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"In some sense, it's a matter of, well, if you set the bar quite low, AI can be very successful," Goldwasser said.
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"We're attempting party unity — it has not been, in my view, very successful," said Allan Nichols, a delegate from Miami Shores, Fla.
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" Pompeo also met with South Korean President Moon Jae-in on Thursday, who again described the Trump-Kim summit as "very successful.
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The psychology of fundraising is often cited by founders as being mentally taxing with even very successful companies having been through rejections.
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Charlotte was a bit of a test bed for busing, and it was very successful for my years through the school system.
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Powell and the Board of Governors have been very successful so far this year, a success which might be hard to repeat.
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His style has proven very successful over many fights...He's good at what he does and he's going to stick to it.
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From literal trashcans to water-cooled OS X mammoths, hackers have been very successful at manipulating Apple software against Apple's proprietary will.
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Australian race-walker Jared Tallent has had a very successful few months thanks to the Russian doping scandal tearing through international athletics.
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The founder of letgo, Alec Oxenford, originally hails from the very successful OLX, which is known as the Craigslist of developing markets.
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Brands like Allbirds, for example are very, very successful using the Shopify system to get up and running and sell effectively online.
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The brand has phenomenal awareness and is very successful but it has to become more contemporary and to enlarge its customer base.
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But there is little to be gained -- for you or the party -- by attacking a very successful and still popular Democratic President.
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"It was a very successful exhibition, attracting over 5,000 visitors a week; that is a lot of us," Mr. de Lorm said.
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Australia has a very successful film industry and a part of that industry is about building pathways to Hollywood back and forth.
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"That growth that Amp has brought me, just being in this awesome group, it's been very successful in that sense," Azelart said.
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He had been a very successful businessman under the Shah, and the founder of an athletic club and a profitable bowling alley.
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"Bill Milliken proved that you can appeal to people's best instincts and be a very successful politician," Mr. Young said that year.
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So far, those efforts have not been very successful as international authorities work to chase them down on those outlets as well.
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"Merkel is still very successful and popular in Germany and internationally," said Juergen Hardt, foreign policy spokesman for the conservatives' parliamentary group.
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"Our negotiating strategy over the last few weeks was very successful," Carl Ferdinand Oetker, the Stada chairman, said in a news release.
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SS: The strategy from OPEC and its non-OPEC allies led by the Russians is being seen as very successful to date.
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"Formulations that use the word 'against,' as in 'the people against the powerful,' just aren't very successful in America," Mr. Klein wrote.
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"We're working with them on the permanent strategy as it as been very successful," the company says of its presence in Selfridges.
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While Trump's been very successful at filling the bench with brilliant Republican partisans, a Democratic president is unlikely to enjoy similar success.
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So we decided to relaunch and focus on our jewelry icon [collection] Possession, and we are enjoying very successful results with that.
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Key features include: The Note category of phones was invented by Samsung and has been a very successful product for the company.
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The Trump administration's proposed budget contains a provision that threatens thousands of U.S. workers and a very successful nuclear anti-proliferation treaty.
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And the ballet has already had one radical — and very successful — reworking in Mats Ek's 1982 version, set in a mental hospital.
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I went into show business, I hit a huge home run with "The Apprentice," I mean it was a very successful deal.
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Then, a year ago, this Wynwood pioneer moved his very successful business to South Beach to offer an elevated art buying experience.
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Nick Holmes: Well, those bands have been around for a very long time as well, so they are very successful bands as well.
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" It was confident: "I am an artist, very successful (probably member of the top 10 or 20 in my genre in the world).
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I've had a very successful career, but my greatest accomplishment has been meeting other activists while on the road and developing lifelong friendships.
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While investors often look for "categories" to invest in, Thiel said a lot of very successful companies are in a category of one.
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As a Black trans woman who happens to be very successful in media, I too still have to fight for bare minimum resources.
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"I am thrilled to have my very successful team continue with me in leading our country," President-elect Trump said in a release.
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"It's funny — he said, 'I am not at all intimidated by having a very successful partner, I actually love it,&apos" Jarmon said.
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And you know, I think a lot of people look at you and say, you know, he&aposs a wealthy man, very successful.
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So how do you feel as someone who's been very successful in — I don't want to say the old system, but it was.
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The S9 pair were direct follows to 20193's very successful Galaxy S8 phones, and Samsung didn't change much for the new models.
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That said, he's obviously a very successful businessman and has created jobs and generated a lot of resources for himself and his companies.
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You can be 63, a professor who has nothing to do with fashion, and you can start something new and become very successful.
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LONDON — If you're one of the few people to become very successful at a young age, what do you do with your earnings?
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"I was listening to 'Lust for Life' and 'The Idiot,' and I was traveling on tour with a very successful band," he said.
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It has proven to be very successful for some of our clients who have heeded that call because today they are more diversified.
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However, both Now You See Me and Twilight were very successful and both offer up plenty of ideas for rides and strollable streets.
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People are hoping that giving oxytocin to children on the autistic spectrum would help them, but so far, it hasn't been very successful.
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His team is composed of well-known, very successful litigators and investigators who wanted to be part of the investigation of the century.
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Whoever is first to bundle with a related service that everyone uses is going to be very successful and save the music business.
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" Reflecting on her past relationships last year, the actress shared that although both of her marriages ended, she thought they were "very successful.
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"It has become clear meanwhile that the company is on a very successful path operationally," said Poetsch, VW's former long-time finance chief.
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And we've paid them an enormous amount of money, because the movies we've done with all of those people have been very successful.
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Mark Wahlberg and his brothers are trying to guard their very successful family burger biz by getting legal protection for their secret sauce.
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" Trump went on ... "I went from VERY successful businessman to top T.V. Star ... to President of the United States (on my first try).
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He's just a guy, who is very successful and that's one of the things that I hope will connect with millions of Americans.
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Ahead of their very successful evening at the Academy of Country Music Awards, nominees Dan + Shay were just feeling thankful to be there.
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Very successful, but when they came to this country, they didn't really know anybody, they had no guidance, and there were language barriers.
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Google for example, has been a very successful company in large part due to its ability to attract, retain and motivate its workforce.
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Again, we were a very successful company saying, in the middle of that success, let's change —Feloni: You were looking ahead of it.
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The reader is left not with a reminder of Jackie Chan's genius, but with the rather sad story of his very successful life.
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But, she finds that those who come in with purpose and those who are engaged can be very successful with a financial planner.
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IPhone X has staying power and stickiness, Watch and AirPods are very successful, and services are huge, a $12 billion run-rate business.
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Scott Brown in 2012, she's grown into one of the more popular voices on the progressive left and is a very successful fundraiser.
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She was very successful as a standup, she was all over television, she was one of the leading headliners on the Vegas circuit.
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At MongoDB, we had a very successful salesperson who had previously started a sports-uniform business and another business to clean roof gutters.
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"We are not spring chickens; we've been very successful in our ventures and this is a labor of love for us," Hasan said.
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After delivering two very successful albums, her label Atlantic had its concerns over handing Amos the reins to self-produce the next one.
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In the past year, for example, the brand used customer feedback to improve its product, and recently pioneered the (very successful) wedgie fit.
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"The president has been a very successful businessman on a number of fronts and a number of areas and industries," Spicer told reporters.
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I've had a very successful record as supervisor, despite the fact that I am the only Democrat on a five-member town board.
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The Colombian was a very successful entrepreneur, in the wine business, and he would certainly have belonged to a country club in Bogotá.
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"On the surface, they look like a not-very-successful viral advertising campaign," said John Scott-Railton, a senior researcher at Citizen Lab.
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If you look down the road, as they grow, what happens to dyslexic men and women is they become very successful in business.
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"The Daily is a very successful ad business," Meredith Kopit Levien, executive vice president and chief operating officer, said in the earnings call.
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So putting that game in a crossover with your new, very successful game, allowing you to continue your unfinished series via Trojan horse?
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Young gun Dylan "Envoy" Hannon showed us that he may be the wildcard that carries the Huntsmen to a very successful season. 3.
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"People don't realize that behind every person who's very successful there's a team of people who drive that support system," he tells me.
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So we've seen quite a few former operators, for example, [meaning] very successful founders who are now starting the starting their own funds.
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"I am a successful businessman who started a business and built it over almost 30 years into something very successful," Mr. Mareshki said.
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With this cloud over his presidency gone, the economy booming, and his popularity quite high, 1999 was a very successful year for Clinton.
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We had started a few collaborations and decided we needed to present an EP after our series of bootlegs had been very successful.
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Charlie Murphy, Eddie's older brother, and a very successful and popular stand-up comedian in his own right has died ... TMZ has learned.
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" He adds, "I think one of the most promising things that Apple can do is to create a very successful developer community around Siri.
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Those tactics were very successful at times and moderately successful at others, but they were almost always more successful with Ibaka on the court.
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We have a very successful business on the East coast that is not affected by the sanctions that we continue to invest and manage.
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That you can be doing the same thing and starve, but 30 years later someone can be doing something identical and be very successful.
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"Over these next year two years, you're going to see brands that have been very disciplined have these very successful exits," MVMT's Kassan said.
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My mother was very involved in politics — she was an early activist and very successful in helping then-mayor Robert Wagner win over opponents.
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LG: There have been instances of very successful app makers, people making money, actually being spammy or downright scammy, like this recent Medium story.
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"We had a very successful fourth quarter with net revenues of $593.8 million, with strong performance in both consumer and SBS," North said yesterday.
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Providing some support for Asian markets were comments from Trump late on Monday that trade talks with China are "going to be very successful".
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Playlists suggest that MasterClass's vaguely practical elements, while entertaining and occasionally informative, exist as delivery vehicles for discussing the mindset of very successful bits.
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Claudia: Before Instagram and social media, we were just a brow brand — a very successful brow brand, but pretty much only a brow brand.
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JACKSON: You don&apost look at anything that America offers to blacks who are very successful in this country and you just dismiss it.
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I've seen a lot of guys who are very successful—they joke a lot in camp before they work out, after they work out.
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And that was the story for the next three very successful decades—flying sun-seeking Britons to Mediterranean resorts for cheap, all-inclusive holidays.
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"Going back to basics for this 150-year old company is ultimately going to be a very successful strategic decision," he said on CNBC.
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In the meantime, he's been very successful in getting under Putin's skin by leading thousands of Russians in anti-corruption protests throughout the country.
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ICOs are relatively easy to do, aren't well regulated, and most of them have been very successful, especially in the last couple of months.
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"It was a very interesting discussion with a very successful entrepreneur," Zetsche said, adding that prior discussions with Li had included three main areas.
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I was a Republican consultant for 10 years, working my way up to become the CEO of a large and very successful consulting firm.
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The group also provided free clinics and held very successful breakfast programs for poor black kids and gave women prominent roles in the movement.
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"Trump's an outsider but he's been very, very successful," Dominic Dyer, fellow at networking organization The British American Project and Council, told CNBC Friday.
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Dr. Craig Towers, who specializes in high-risk pregnancies at The University of Tennessee Medical Center, says medically assisted detoxing can be very successful.
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She has her own very successful career and a gaggle of friends that can help her transition into this new phase in her life.
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That has been a very successful transition for Adobe and Microsoft is looking for the same with Office 365 (and its Microsoft 365 counterpart).
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They got interested in the article and, in the end, helped us recruit a dozen people for a very successful New York photo shoot.
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The Department of Defense runs a program like that, and it's been very successful in finding and solving problems before they turn into crimes.
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"It is challenging to to take an organization that has been very successful in one paradigm and take it to another paradigm," George said.
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Mexico will try very hard, and if they do that, this will be a very successful agreement for both the United States and Mexico!
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A similar program in Silicon Valley wasn't very successful at first So far, programs that pay people to work remotely have had mixed results.
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We&aposre meeting with the Chairman on June 12th, and I think it&aposs probably going to be very successful, ultimately a successful process.
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Drilling holes through platters, bending the platters or breaking the platters into multiple pieces are very successful HDD destruction methods, Gillware's Nathan Little said.
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"Surveyor has been a very successful business for us and we are well positioned to take it into the future," a Citadel spokeswoman said.
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"The fact that we have been a very successful organization upsets some people," Mr. Sanchez said in an interview with The Times in October.
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I think it was very successful in the UK ... I could introduce you to some people who also were big fans of McMafia. Okay.
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Was it Hammerstein's invention, or something he borrowed from his source, "Green Grow the Lilacs," a not-very-successful 1930 play by Lynn Riggs?
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Proponents of a full shutdown point to Macau, China's other SAR or special administrative region, which has been very successful at combating the virus.
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"I still think he will be very successful in attracting agencies," Greg Paull, a principal at R3, a consulting firm, said of Mr. Sorrell.
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The tax credit is both broadly popular and very successful: In 2015, it lifted 6.5 million people, including 3.3 million children, out of poverty.
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"We expect the company to expand to more verticals over time, as this model has been very successful for other software companies," he wrote.
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Again, the State Department gets stronger everyday understanding what we're trying to do, and I look forward to having a very, very successful 2018.
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The Kochs, he said, had already "been very successful in mobilizing" the first third, which comprised conservatives and libertarians who shared their political vision.
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"The work we did as a coalition was very successful," he tells The Economist in Baden, offering tax cuts and debt reduction as examples.
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But it's an investment we put a few million dollars in six, seven years ago and it turned into a very successful financial investment.
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"Grayscale has a bitcoin fund out there that is very successful," he said, referring to the digital currency investment firm's Bitcoin Investment Trust (GBTC).
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"I hope this will be a very successful partnership and that we will be able to help a large number of people," he said.
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From a purely product perspective, which of course includes the lucrative ad products that make the whole thing go, Pichai has been very successful.
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"The tax cut has been very successful, it's been a fabulous success," said James Chao, Asia-Pacific chief for research firm IHS Markit Automotive.
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The judges thought the building "displays a very successful integration of disparate programs into a coherent composition, which appears very adaptable to alternative uses."
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The Brexit vote in the UK effectively turned into a campaign about immigration, and the far right were very successful in exploiting this issue.
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"Going back to basics for this 11.893-year old company is ultimately going to be a very successful strategic decision," he said on CNBC.
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I write about what could go wrong in the hope that it might correct something, but I may not have been very successful at that.
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He's the CEO, it's his company — have been very successful already changes the way they might look at what happens to the company ultimately. Okay.
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She has a long-term partnership with Diet Coke, a very successful merch store, and a Netflix documentary that's rumored to have made her millions.
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They think oftentimes we focus a little too much on this one area, the bundle, because it's been a very successful economic proposition for everyone.
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"We had a very successful holiday season driven by strong execution in stores and online during the key holiday weeks," Chief Executive Laurent Potdevin said.
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"(The Chinese) are very successful in what they're doing in some large companies, but if you look beyond that they're not particularly innovative," Kennedy said.
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It's a been a very successful fundraising campaign, already accumulating $17,000 over the $20,000 goal, with 26 days still left to go come press time.
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"If we are able to sell low single digit millions [in the first year], that's very successful for a startup," De Masi optimistically told WSJ.
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MEG WHITMAN: And I decided that this would be – I thought it was a fantastic idea and thought it would, you know, be very successful.
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Hussey has been very successful in his field, but a recent progression has nudged the 30-year-old Brit closer to the realm of celebrity.
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"We had a very successful meeting with the foreign minister of Russia," Trump said at an appearance with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan Tuesday afternoon.
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Both men recalled the shared experience of working under the shadow of fathers who were very successful in the professions the sons chose to pursue.
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At WeMun's mixer, Shosh tries to ingratiate herself back into the good graces of her very successful former friends, but they're not having it, either.
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"We sell water and we have water, and it's a very successful water company," Trump said, dismissing a mocking comment last week from Mitt Romney.
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If you have fear in the universe, to that degree you're blind, and politicians do it for a reason and they're very successful at it.
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And, of course, Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz converted a very successful angel investing career into one of the top mega funds of the Valley.
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"We're meeting with the chairman on June 12 and I think it's probably going to be a very successful -- ultimately a successful process," Trump said.
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Australia has been very successful in getting smokers to quit, so health officials in Britain, France and Ireland have announced plans to imitate the packaging.
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Since its inception, the program has been very successful, insuring more than 20 million home loans, helping veterans become homeowners as they raise their families.
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"My sense is that as very successful business person in the past … I believe he understands there are market forces already at work," Ban said.
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More recently, Wood founded the Web3 Foundation, the entity responsible for stewarding and deploying the Polkadot Protocol, which recently had a very successful token sale.
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"(It was a) very successful day on the fire line," said Mark Brown, an operations section chief for California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.
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While the story of 19th century presidents is generally a tale of one-termers, presidents since McKinley have been very successful at winning re-election.
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What... ....about all of the one sided Fake Media coverage (collusion with Crooked H?) that I had to endure during my very successful presidential campaign.
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She plans to study her Spanish, which she tried to learn in Australia but wasn't very successful, so she's looking forward to practicing some more.
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"I'm sure this will be a very successful record": honestly who knew that Albert Hammond Sr. was such a classic of the cute dad genre?
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Ewers has a very successful modeling industry muse for how to succeed without sharing everything (or, rather, much of anything) with the world: Kate Moss.
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A smiling Trump said he thinks this second summit will be "very successful," possibly "even greater" than the leaders' first meeting in June last year.
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This person has typically been very successful in his or her career, but as the years have passed, he or she has grown increasingly scattered.
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They were very successful in hunting down individuals, and first-person witnesses that for whatever reason, the ARB did not get a chance to interview.
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It's been very successful, with nearly all states passing some type of reform, including GOP-controlled states: Among the champions of reform is Georgia Gov.
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"Stapleton, the name, is about an airport, a very successful airport, and a lookback at the economic engine of the area for decades," Burnett said.
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"I think it's going to be something that's going to be very successful, and I do believe we'll have some Democratic votes," Mr. Trump said.
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But I think that they had a very successful visit when the president was over there, and they're going to continue to build on that.
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"He obviously likes the symbolism of releasing this on the third anniversary of the travel ban, which was not a very successful rollout," Blackman said.
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"Last year is just a good example — we took market share both in air and ground, and we had a very successful peak," Abney said.
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It was formative because the owner was this Taiwanese man, Sam, who had come over here and had started many businesses that were very successful.
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In fact, despite constant attacks on "Hollywood liberals" and "New York values" for decades, Republicans have been very successful winning Congressional races with celebrity candidates.
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He praised O'Brien's tenure in that role, saying they had been "very successful" at bringing hostages home, before noting that he'd hosted the Warmbier family.
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Mr. Kobach said that efforts to retain contributors had been very successful, with 94 percent of those contacted transferring the money into the new effort.
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When I met Steve, he shared a vision for the platform that I thought was interesting and that, if done right, could be very successful.
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If you look at our surveillances, social media, the different things that we&aposre doing to try to preempt these situations, we&aposve been very successful.
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" Speaking to reporters in the Capitol, Moran said his reelection bid is "strong and significant" and he's in a "position to have a very successful campaign.
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The company thought the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus would build off of the sales level associated with the very successful iPhone 6 and 6 Plus.
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De Masi said that the company will consider low single digit million sales for year one "very successful," considering that the company is a new startup.
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I was approached because I had done a film basically backed by AT&T about texting and driving, which was on YouTube and very, very successful.
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The "us" is a wide-ranging group that crosses age, geographic, and other lines that no Republican or Democrat has ever been very successful at bridging.
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There's still a lot of opportunities for you to get into the league because I've seen guys that are not drafted and had very successful careers.
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So, look, they are -- they are not trying -- they are trying to erase this presidency, so a Democrat is elected president, a very successful at that.
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HM: To the core of your question, I'll tell you this: There's this very, very successful VC investor I had a debate with over a deal.
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Normally, if you want to get inside Thompson's big brain you need to pay him for access to Stratechery, his very successful one-man publishing business.
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On July 4, Kevin Durant announced his decision to leave a very successful Oklahoma City Thunder team to join the slightly more successful Golden State Warriors.
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One man she helped was a "very successful loan banker … [who] lost everything because of the financial crisis" and lived out of his car, she said.
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It was very successful financially right away because we were lucky enough to have started it in a time of economic prosperity and things were great.
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My take (as a lawyer myself) is that lawyers, especially very successful ones, lack the thick skins required in the free-for-all atmosphere of politics.
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Germany has largely kept big Mario Gómez seated on the bench while persisting in playing with the smaller, and thus far not very successful, Mario Götze.
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RAC prepayment claim reviews are tested and proven to be very successful in preventing vital resources from leaving the program in error in the first place.
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AND I DON'T KNOW, THE CHINESE SEEM VERY INTENT ON BEING VERY SUCCESSFUL GLOBALLY, AND I DON'T KNOW WHETHER A PERSONAL RELATIONSHIP COULD REALLY CHANGE THAT.
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Quandl was able to combine a handful of data sets based on jet tracking to create a unique feed that has been very successful, he said.
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Robinhood has proved to be very successful in the US, democratizing a complex financial service like stock trading with a low-cost and user-friendly solution.
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"Stephen Ross is a great friend of mine, he's a very successful guy," Trump told reporters as he left the White House for the fundraising event.
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"There are a number of new head coaches that are very successful in this league this year, so you can't shy away from that," Mara said.
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His earlier abstract work was in a way very successful in obliquely referencing these issues, but he has taken now upon himself a more difficult challenge.
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"Rather than drawing red lines in the sand, finding that common ground is the key to very successful, very pro-growth tax reform," Mr. Brady said.
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How he did it"My father had been a very successful businessman and had joined other people in investing in commercial-real-estate opportunities," he said.
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He was a very successful man: he owned a construction firm, a hotel-services company, and a housewares factory, which together employed about six hundred people.
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"And we think we've been very successful doing that, because we think we had great opportunities that we seized in a very deliberate manner," he added.
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They are absolutely right when they note that these single-payer programs throughout the democratic world are very popular with voters and very successful in practice.
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But we need to look at recent history and programs like the very successful Tobacco-Free Kids to learn how best to prevent youth substance addiction.
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Franken "will probably be very successful within the structure of SiriusXM because they're free of a lot of restraints and obstacles facing terrestrial radio," Harrison said.
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"Fintech has come in with very focused strength and been very successful going after niches," said Paul Schaus, president and CEO of CCG Catalyst Consulting Group.
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"Today I have concluded another round of very successful discussions ... we addressed all outstanding issues related to the constitutional committee," Pedersen told reporters after meeting Moualem.
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And a lot of ways … Because Yahoo was well known for its media, you know Yahoo Finance, Yahoo very successful sports and all kinds of things.
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Right, okay, and raising VC for his podcasting enterprise, one of the first big shows which is still a big show is Reply All, very successful.
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Earlier this week, Trump hosted Jack Ma and Michael Evans of Alibaba, the Chinese online retail colossus, in what was by all accounts a very successful meeting.
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BepiColombo is the European Space Agency's first mission to Mercury, and perhaps a sequel to the very successful MESSENGER mission to the planet that ended in 2015.
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The fact that we have one who's an actress and happens to be married to an actor who's on a very successful TV series is a plus.
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It also ignores the fact that for a long portion of its run, Game of Thrones was very successful but not yet a culture-defining mega-hit.
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And I believe the president is a great negotiator, and I am very hopeful that it will be very successful in bringing tariffs down across the world.
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We've had a very successful couple years coming out with first our prototype, our alpha, our beta, coming out of self mode a couple years ago growing.
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Sometimes, as seen here, they will help contribute A very successful escort once told me that the secret to being happy in this industry is being yourself.
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"We have been unfortunately very successful (with tourism), so we've not had to innovate, (and) we are not used to having to do new things," he said.
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He added that he has to "defend" Bushnell who, by the way, has become a very successful lifestyle blogger and entrepreneur in the months since their breakup.
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Those types of things can happen often, but then maybe the movie or TV show isn't very successful and people don't really get to know about it.
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We have not been told anything and if it does, that&aposs fine, if it doesn&apost, I think we&aposll probably have a very successful meeting.
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"The current E175 has been very successful in the U.S. market, where Embraer has sold over 400 units since 353," the company said in a recent statement.
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BR: We've been very successful taking companies out of the public market, but I don't think in 2017 that take-privates will take off with a vengeance.
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It's modeled on the very successful Curiosity rover, which landed in 2012 and, despite some glitches, has remained in good working order for years longer than expected.
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" When it comes to his attraction to the gold medalist, Underwood told the newspaper: "I've always been interested in women who are motivated, and she's very successful.
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"We have been very successful in convincing these governments to work with us to think about these types of threats to their future infrastructure," Strayer told reporters.
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There's obviously some portion of the market then that's drawn to this sort of experience, as the list of games above and some very successful Kickstarters suggest.
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"More and more, we have seen retailers and CPG companies reach out about doing direct-to-consumer shipping because we've been very successful with it," Sokolovsky said.
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Recall the case of the Fidget Cube, for example: The company ran a very successful Kickstarter campaign but was subsequently beaten to market by dozens of copycats.
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Last year the publisher released a rebooted — and very successful — version of Star Wars Battlefront from Battlefield studio DICE, and a sequel is due out next year.
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This motive, seeking to make the new Iran implacably and permanently hostile to the United States, has been very successful, in the judgment of most of us.
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One of the heroes of the novel, Jubal Harshaw, a polymathic pulp writer who is very successful in seducing women, is clearly an idealized version of Hubbard.
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Mnuchin called the meeting "very successful" and that lawmakers are all in agreement that tax reform is a top priority in order to help boost the economy.
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"We support the sentiment, but I am not convinced this mechanism will be very successful," said Steve Miller, executive vice president and chief clinical officer of Cigna.
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And they&aposve been very successful, and part of what got them to be successful is likely not the fact that they&aposre really technologists at heart.
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Other cases that were less lethal — yet nonetheless not very successful — were Apex's stake in The Container Store, and Leonard Green & Partners' involvement with The Sports Authority.
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" The spokesperson also claimed that Weinstein and Thurman "shared a very close and mutually beneficial working relationship where they have made several very successful film projects together.
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They were very successful at raising awareness and taking up some space in the newspapers and everywhere else about the black body in the grips of power.
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Before my relationship with my husband, I had a very successful friends-with-benefits relationship with another man, which ended because I moved out of his area.
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Long story short: This is big money, going from very successful businesses to their wealthy shareholders, that Trump is proposing to tax at a much lower rate.
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After enjoying a very successful financial year in which it carried its 10 millionth passenger, Ethiopian Airlines claims it is in the lead to take that role.
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"Parkland students were very successful in the US, but in places like China, Japan, and the rest of the world people weren't really paying attention," Velasquez says.
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"For the longest time, we had decades of very successful vertical integration, with common finish lines for the whole of the media and telecommunications industries," Hindery said.
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I went from VERY successful businessman, to top T.V. Star..... Shaub, who clashed with the president over his business interests, resigned from his government post last year.
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In a 2005 study, they presented subjects with information about a man and a woman working on such a task, the outcome of which was very successful.
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So I think we're gonna be very successful, but no, Schumer--well, I can tell you this: if you don't have a wall, you don't have DACA.
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It's clearly good news for the sport, because Austin has been a very successful and popular venue, and everyone wants to have a race in the USA.
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But free comes at a cost, and to my knowledge, most of the companies that have been very successful, they don't lie about what that cost is.
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"I have, you know, deals all over the world and they are great deals and they are really – it's a very simple company from that standpoint structurally and I own my own company but it made me to be – I did hear, in fact, if you read the first paragraph, it says a lot – it's got me out to be very successful, which I am, very, very successful."
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When we show, in those first two states, our ability to be very successful, I think it's going to help us have, grow even more in the polls.
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"These are the building blocks of which we will grow a very successful solar business across Brazil," Lightsource BP Chief Operating Officer Kareen Boutonnat said in a statement.
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The Chinese smartphone giant has been very successful with its Honor sub-brand, which offers phones slightly less powerful than similar Huawei-branded models for significantly lower prices.
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These scam campaigns were probably not very successful, although the address listed by the scam token on 4chan contains $420 USD worth of ether, Ethereum's in-house cryptocurrency.
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But the other things that are in play here are the names and reputations of the people who worked at Level, who helped build a very successful business.
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Nonetheless, concern trolling about black-on-black crime is a very successful way to divert the conversation by playing into racist stereotypes that paint black people as criminals.
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Why it matters: Houseparty has proven to be very successful amongst a generation of younger people that studies show have recently been migrating over to Facebook rival, Snapchat.
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Some of the most popular players, like Ali "Myth" Kabbani and Jack "CouRage" Dunlop, settled into very successful streaming careers as part of the wider Fortnite entertainment machine.
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Because this customer information stored in Salesforce's cloud is so critical to any number of SaaS companies, Salesforce was able to build a very successful platform with it.
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The regulatory rollback Obama may not have been very successful at pushing his legislative agenda through Congress, but he was an overachiever when it came to pushing regulations.
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"By any measure, we believe the Division had a very successful year," Stephanie Avakian and Steven Peiken, co-directors of the SEC's enforcement division, said in a statement.
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"The original investigation was intended to see how the mechanism works, and that was very successful," noted team member Mike Edmunds, a professor of astrophysics at Cardiff University.
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Their oil is way, way down and they're having difficulty and they can be a very successful nation, they can be a tremendous nation immediately, can start tomorrow.
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Marion Hall, a very successful female artist in Jamaica's male-dominated dance hall sphere, rivals the men with her sexually explicit lyrics under the alias of Lady Saw.
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You can see that various teams have been very successful over a couple of years and then a regulation change kicked in and they lost their competitive edge.
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The careers of very successful millennial women, from Haney to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, are often inseparable from their ability to engage large online audiences in a personal way.
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He presided over a very successful Olympics in 2012 and has benefited from London's dynamism at a time when much of Europe has been in an economic funk.
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Not that online dating has been very successful for me, but I've been on one online dating site or app for a decade or more, starting with OkCupid.
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WE HAVE A VERY SUCCESSFUL TELEVISION SHOW IN ALMOST 200 COUNTRIES AROUND THE WORLD AND THAT REALLY DOES EXPAND, YOU KNOW, THE GLOBAL REACH FOR US FOR SURE.
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The Democrats just don't seem to have any leadership, and I think a new party that's not enthralled with lobbyists and special interests could really be very successful.
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" I tell that story about a very successful television producer named Glen Mazzara who in the writers' room — he executive produced "The Shield" and then "The Walking Dead.
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An expenditure of money so colossal that people feel as though they have to pay attention because surely there's something real and potentially very successful behind it all.
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An expenditure of money so colossal that people feel as though they have to pay attention because surely there's something real and potentially very successful behind it all.
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" Mr. Paul described his meeting with senators of the Federation Council as "very successful," saying that he came to Moscow "to renew diplomacy, engagement and communications with Russia.
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"I know tribes that do have been very successful at creating a really wonderful health system to the point where they are experiencing better health outcomes," she said.
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The man who millions of children grew up knowing as Mister Rogers, their TV "neighbor," was the subject of a strong (and very successful) biographical documentary in 2018.
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His approach is marked by the combination of a long-term time horizon, good businesses, fair prices, and a sustainable competitive advantage, which have made him very successful.
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He's very successful, and up until a couple of years ago was considered the pinnacle of TV, and now Netflix has come up ... That bugs him, I bet.
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This combination is proving to be very successful and CEO Jiang Qiong Er says sales rose 77% in the first half of 2015 compared with the previous year.
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