It's something you accomplished that year that no one else accomplished.
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Well, if so, and I'm so less of you, why haven't you accomplished what I've accomplished?
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You know, all of these — and yet, she accomplished something that virtually no one has accomplished.
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But while Obama could have accomplished more, it could never be said that he accomplished little.
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Virtually no President has accomplished what we have accomplished in the first 9 months-and economy roaring.
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Virtually no President has accomplished what we have accomplished in the first 22019 months-and economy roaring.
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"There has never been a 10-month presidency that has accomplished what we have accomplished," Trump said in Missouri.
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He said of the show's early seasons that they accomplished in 13 episodes what The Twilight Zone accomplished in one.
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And it's just amazing to see what they have accomplished with him and it's amazing to see what Nick has accomplished.
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It's important to be respectful of the things that have been accomplished but also to acknowledge what hasn't been accomplished yet.
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Chris, in his own way, and in a different way, he accomplished something that he never should have accomplished — on the surface.
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There are people who are less accomplished in their personal and professional life, and there are people who are more accomplished than us.
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"No administration has accomplished — probably you could say this with absolute surety — in the first two years anywhere near what we've accomplished," Trump asserted.
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He's an incredibly accomplished guy, my mother's incredibly accomplished, she's an Olympian, so I'd like to believe genetically I'm predisposed to better-than-average.
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If I weren't a showrunner, I'd be a much more accomplished mother; if I were not a mother, I would be a much more accomplished showrunner.
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Slightly more respondents, 29 percent, think Trump accomplished less than they expected since taking office, and 34 percent think the president has accomplished about what they expected.
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I don't believe that you could have accomplished what he's accomplished and been a serial rapist in high school, and stop it for the rest of your life.
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A long life, a fulfilling career as a schoolteacher, a merciful end (relatively speaking), three children and a devoted husband: what was necessary had been accomplished, and accomplished rightly.
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Virtually no President has accomplished what we have accomplished in the first 9 months-and economy roaring [0941 EDT] - Just arrived in Indianapolis, Indiana to make an announcement on #TaxReform!
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Sixty-six percent of all voters also say Trump so far has accomplished what was expected of him or more, while 20 percent say he has accomplished less than they expected.
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How do they reconcile their ambitions as strong, accomplished women with the expectations thrust upon them by strong, accomplished women whose experience with the president is very different from their own?
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So get it done — and go home feeling accomplished.
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Weird hair is kinda AB's thing ... so mission accomplished?
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Where -- I mean, you've accomplished an enormous amount here.
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Step one accomplished, but that's it - just step one.
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" Dobbs said Ryan's Congress had accomplished "next to nothing.
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"We understand our airplane, we understand how the design was accomplished, how the certification was accomplished and we remain fully confident in the product that we put in the field," Muilenburg said.
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Here's this week's briefing: Mission semi-accomplished: From do not congratulate to do not escalate In the aftermath of the coalition strikes in Syria, we assess that the mission was only semi-accomplished.
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I think it's a very accomplished record, but I am surprised that we managed to make such an accomplished record considering how shot up in the clouds we were when we made it.
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I have my assets, an intelligence and an accomplished body of work, but women in our culture are not pursued for intelligence and accomplished bodies of work, certainly not by considerably younger men.
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Mostly, we drive ... And I aim at date palms.) I saw what it said in all that fine print below Mission Accomplished: accomplished, of course, but please send four thousand (plus) body bags.
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" He added, "This was a filibuster that actually accomplished something.
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But she has accomplished a lot of other cool things.
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You feel like you were accomplished, and now you're nothing.
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But Suzuki and his team haven't quite accomplished their task.
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Smart, accomplished women can only make the Royal Family stronger.
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Ambient Mode's neat trick is accomplished through the SmartThings app.
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It makes me feel accomplished when I find something good.
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You'll be especially energized to get things accomplished this evening.
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That being said, Hedges is very accomplished for his age.
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If the goal was to get China's attention, mission accomplished.
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His previous high for strikeouts was seven, accomplished four times.
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"Mission Accomplished" Mainstream media are going crazy over this term.
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LeBron James has once again accomplished what few can do.
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It accomplished the aim of expressing compassion, respect and solidarity.
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Both of these examples and more are accomplished by software.
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The concert accomplished precisely what it set out to do.
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Despite the attacks against her, Yellen has accomplished her mission.
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It is almost easier to get something accomplished this way.
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You've already accomplished something and made your health a priority.
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And it's been accomplished using existing technologies and demonstrated policies.
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But the adventure game wouldn't evolve from what Grim accomplished.
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We accomplished that, so from that perspective it was successful.
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The press conference appears to have accomplished the politically impossible.
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And in many measurable ways, Samsung has already accomplished that.
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Can anybody in the system get a lot accomplished anymore?
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And it can all be accomplished within 30 days. 8.
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The moderates weren't quite declaring mission accomplished Friday, but Rep.
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Much of the Affordable Care Act was accomplished through regulation.
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What is the most challenging physical feat you have accomplished?
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I am incredibly proud of what we have accomplished together.
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He said much of his goal has already been accomplished.
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The government has accomplished this without any significant political backlash.
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As far as I'm concerned, Amazon has accomplished its task.
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They accomplished both objectives Tuesday night against the Washington Capitals.
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J. loves the movie though, so mission accomplished, I guess.
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Beyond that admittedly towering success, Facebook has accomplished remarkably little.
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It took three generations, but August has finally accomplished that.
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And I got to feel that I really accomplished something.
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"The weight loss I accomplished was in stages," he explained.
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Trudeau wasn't just accomplished; he was also a media sensation.
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Light accomplished that mission, but it comes at a price.
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Based on the end result, it appears that's mission accomplished.
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"Your father has accomplished extraordinary," intones Oprah Winfrey's Mrs. Witch.
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"Mission accomplished: We have him," President Enrique Peña Nieto announced.
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Did you know Ginsburg's late husband was an accomplished baker?
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Some of what Hanson accomplished with Professor Einstein is impressive.
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And I accomplished that, regardless of who doesn't believe me.
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It would drown out everything else they discussed and accomplished.
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I always feel great after these classes — sweaty and accomplished.
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"We've accomplished an economic turnaround of historic proportions," Trump declared.
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SMITH: You are an accomplished -- you are a hero indeed.
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Young and Gong were nonetheless proud of what they'd accomplished.
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"I think we accomplished what we wanted today," McDermott said.
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Congress held a "lame duck" session that generally accomplished little.
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Since then, we've accomplished many things we're incredibly proud of.
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At a glance Razer seems to have accomplished its goal.
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She has become one of the campaign's most accomplished fundraisers.
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This was primarily accomplished using sonar and remotely operated submarines.
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Do it because it feels like you've actually accomplished something.
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None of this has been accomplished without struggle, or course.
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What do you feel like you've accomplished with the song?
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Tension is in the air, but things are getting accomplished!
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By contrast, opting out hasn't started or really accomplished anything.
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Jill Freedman is an incredibly accomplished artist and image maker.
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"Mitch McConnell is the world's most accomplished hypocrite," Jentleson said.
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I feel accomplished if I've pushed through a difficult scene.
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That's an unlikely role for an intelligent and accomplished woman.
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That's a goal that could be accomplished in our lifetime.
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But in terms of Kelly's negotiating objectives, he accomplished nothing.
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She is also an accomplished designer, sculptor, painter, and printmaker.
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This is accomplished using a microwave laser beam (a "maser").
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Her companion spacecraft, Voyager 2023, accomplished the feat in 2013.
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This can be difficult for even the most accomplished leader.
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Given this, what "Roots" accomplished four decades ago is remarkable.
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And I think over the years, that's what we've accomplished.
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Uranus reenters Aries, firing you up to get things accomplished.
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It gave a sense of something else was accomplished here.
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"Let me ask you, what has [Rubio] accomplished?" he asked.
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Trump's legislative agenda is stalled, having only accomplished tax cuts.
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"All of the major work has been accomplished," Navias said.
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"We have an accomplished group," Cockrell said before the game.
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I found her performance to be very moving and accomplished.
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"I'm so proud of what we've accomplished here," Singer wrote.
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"I feel so proud of what we accomplished," he said.
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The previous record was six, which was accomplished 17 times.
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He is an accomplished lawmaker and an actual nice person.
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We have accomplished some amazing things in our time together.
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It's a difficult thing to do, but he's accomplished it.
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He's already accomplished what people said could never be done.
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What have you accomplished that you never thought was possible?
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The purpose of the trip was accomplished within thirty seconds.
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The Christian right, after all, is an accomplished political body.
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This will not be accomplished by tariffs and trade tirades.
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Ending these three restrictions could be accomplished by Congress overnight.
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His was a world in which TV's best was accomplished.
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Giada De Laurentiis is an accomplished chef, author, and restaurateur.
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"The Russians are essentially saying 'mission accomplished'," Helima Croft said.
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Wilbur Ross has accomplished impressive business turnarounds during his career.
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Recovery of the seized vessels could be accomplished by force.
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Sexton now has accomplished the feat in seven straight games.
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It is clear that the bill has accomplished this goal.
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I admire what Senator Sanders has accomplished in his campaign.
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Trump defended his use of the term "mission accomplished" Sunday.
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We have indeed accomplished everything we set out to do.
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And that's what I'm doing, so I accomplished my goal.
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There was a lot of awesome stuff that we accomplished.
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I know I should have felt accomplished, but I didn't.
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Could this have been accomplished in a more pleasant way?
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And how does he think he accomplished all of this?
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What they've accomplished in four years has been absolutely amazing.
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How do you feel about what I've accomplished so far?
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Until 2016, only three icebreakers had accomplished this particular passage.
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This is closer to being accomplished, although challenges remain. 2.
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Mission accomplished -- at least in the near term -- for Trump.
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And during his dominant game, he accomplished something especially remarkable.
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A virus has accomplished what even World Wars could not.
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Indeed, in recent years, neither party got very much accomplished.
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The first is what he accomplished before the Stevens hit.
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To be sure, what his student army accomplished was remarkable.
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Here's some of what New York's leaders accomplished since January.
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A meaningful task must be accomplished with all this… time.
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Anne would become an accomplished novelist in her own right.
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Ferguson's works are technically accomplished and tidy in their execution.
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Meanwhile, China accomplished what the X Prize teams could not.
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Mission accomplished, said Elizabeth and Sean Scotten, of Oakland, Calif.
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"They're both highly talented and accomplished gentlemen," Ms. Spear said.
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What we have accomplished, we have done as a team.
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They're too tied up trying to get things accomplished here.
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Earlier this year, Scooter Gennett accomplished the feat for Cincinnati.
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She's an accomplished equestrian, just like Steve Jobs' daughter Eve.
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The comedian's two most accomplished successes are cases in point.
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But not all requests are so tame, or easily accomplished.
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It is satisfying to win, like you accomplished something real.
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I'm constantly filled with doubt, regardless of what I've accomplished.
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I don't think they really understand what they just accomplished.
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I don't know if that will ever get accomplished again.
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Once that is accomplished, they will then "Stop Cruz," too.
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Even the loading and unloading could be accomplished with robots.
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It is difficult to say how much the women accomplished.
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To be clear, the WHO's report accomplished some important things.
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And every accomplished climber knows people who have died climbing.
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Although an accomplished actor, his true art was living fully.
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Some care improvements can't be accomplished through the CEC model.
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This is what we accomplished with SARS, so it's possible.
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Of course, Spieth should savor what he has already accomplished.
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Schubert's Quartet No. 14 in D Minor has been accomplished.
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"I'm so proud of everything we've accomplished together," he added.
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What does the president think he accomplished in the interview?
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How that is accomplished varies widely from country to country.
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Kellye was an accomplished artist who was awesome with watercolors.
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A manual accomplished both parts of that mission more successfully.
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Look at all we've accomplished in just the last year.
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Mission accomplished After 10 years, I stopped tracking 13 Virtues.
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But take a moment to look at what you accomplished.
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And anyway, the couple's mission should be accomplished by now.
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The significance of Vancouver is not that much was accomplished.
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This might seem like mission accomplished for a managed democracy.
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The Cubs' Kris Bryant first accomplished the feat in 2016.
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And it's not enough to say you accomplished a lot.
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But its application is not easily accomplished in today's environment.
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The Australian Nova Peris is one of the most accomplished.
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Nova Peris, an Australian, is one of the most accomplished.
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It achieves what few films in recent memory have accomplished.
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When you meet someone like that, knowing what they've accomplished.
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He declined to offer specifics how that might be accomplished.
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What do you hope will be accomplished by your nomination?
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Still he did not waver, and the split was accomplished.
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Some players will never get to say they accomplished that.
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I accomplished X by waiting for Y hours in line.
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Pavlov think that will be accomplished in that educational environment?
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He is accomplished, and claims to be healthy and happy.
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Well, James has already accomplished his primary goal in Cleveland.
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Almost nothing in the way of legislation has been accomplished.
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One might wonder how this seemingly paradoxical feat is accomplished.
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You've accomplished one of your biggest goals in getting signed.
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"We knew kind of what we wanted to do today, and I think in every single area that we had marked down that we wanted to get accomplished, we got accomplished today," said Auriemma.
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The only useful thing he accomplished on-screen all season was getting Jon Snow to Dragonstone to meet Daenerys Targaryen, and even that was accomplished via omission, in a way that promptly rebounded on him.
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Romney is a very accomplished man, more accomplished and well-known than most everyone in the United States today, but outside of academic faculty lounges, few people will remember his name 20 years from now.
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But on February 5, 2007, her accomplished life began to shatter.
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We haven&apost accomplished anything yet except for a good start.
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He's sort of accomplished his goals in a lot of ways.
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Mission accomplished: Olivia Colman was victorious at the Golden Globes Sunday.
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S. Open double since Jordan Spieth accomplished the feat in 2015.
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The Wire chronicles one cop's frustration with how little he's accomplished.
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"I accomplished the military," Trump said in the Oval Office yesterday.
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Indeed, she is one of the most accomplished speakers in history.
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I think that there are accomplished Nigerian women who wear makeup.
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Francisco Liriano last accomplished the feat for the Twins in 2010.
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What exactly is accomplished by making the Eiffel Tower go dark?
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And with this particular fashion show, Rihanna accomplished a few things.
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They're some of the most accomplished and inventive musicians currently working.
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The jury is still out on whether this can be accomplished.
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But if they were aiming to take over Instagram, mission accomplished.
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He was an accomplished linguist, speaking Farsi, Arabic, English, and Russian.
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I didn't feel I had accomplished everything I wanted to accomplish.
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It gives them kitchen confidence, and it makes them feel accomplished.
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They could be looking at past candidates who accomplished this comeback.
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But the exhibition could have been accomplished through some other medium.
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In the end Occupy was a complete failure which accomplished nothing.
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After all, it has accomplished most of the terraforming it wanted.
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They were very professional and very accomplished in their own right.
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"He darn-near accomplished everything he wanted to," says his dad.
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Her posture shows she spent her youth as an accomplished dancer.
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Part of me has perspective and looks at everything we've accomplished.
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Shamov, an accomplished actor and vocalist, is one such multifaceted talent.
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Now, the new TV show will celebrate all they have accomplished.
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He first accomplished the feat on April 18 against the Giants.
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I'm so impressed by you and how much you've already accomplished.
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Parke truly accomplished a real feat with these designs, pun intended.
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The NYPD selected three accomplished former federal prosecutors for the panel.
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"I am so proud of what we accomplished," Maia told reporters.
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And that wasn't accomplished by making casting decisions via social media.
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Hellebuyck, 25, is easily the most accomplished netminder on the list.
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She felt even better, and she got a lot more accomplished.
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Well, he's been around the block, and he's accomplished to boot.
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"My mom's a very independent, accomplished woman," McDonald added in May.
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We can all support each other in getting our ideas accomplished.
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"Mission accomplished: We have him," Mexico's president announced in a tweet.
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And now, the Russia-Turkey deal supersedes anything the US accomplished.
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He's an accomplished prosecutor who believes in the rule of law.
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"You have accomplished something that nobody thought was possible," said Rep.
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Join us in acknowledging all the work we've accomplished this year.
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As an accomplished skier, Frederik once had his own Olympic dreams.
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Of course, Martin is also an accomplished film and television actress.
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But you don't play something like Short Trip to feel accomplished.
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Unlike Trump's plan, this would be accomplished through direct federal spending.
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You can get a lot accomplished if you're a driven soul.
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Marie is also an accomplished muralist, creating many large-scale pieces.
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It can't be negative, because it detracts from what we've accomplished.
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That last bit, as reported, is accomplished through access to podcasts.
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But, if pretty was Reformation's aim, then it's accomplished its goal.
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He's accomplished all that without the help of a music label.
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Just looking at this game, I'm proud of everything we accomplished.
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Sick: A MemoirBy Porochista KhakpourJune 5Porochista Khakpour is an accomplished novelist.
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Sorry, Benjamin, you tall, handsome, accomplished surgeon who has never rented.
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I hope she's accomplished and confident and a badass power woman.
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That's what we've accomplished in Afghanistan, though we're not done yet.
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Unfortunately, what she accomplished was wiping out and murdering his family.
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I was just thrilled to have accomplished my dream, my passion.
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He was also an accomplished member of the school's rodeo team.
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In my brief demonstration, it effectively accomplished all of these tasks.
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Only the first can be said to have been significantly accomplished.
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Nicolas Cage has accomplished a lot over his big screen career.
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Projects get accomplished, problems get solved and great work is done.
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"We've accomplished an economic turnaround of historic proportions," President Trump declared.
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Reichardt's least-accomplished feature, and yet the DNA of everything that
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We accomplished a lot together and I am proud of him!
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American and European regulators now say that cannot be safely accomplished.
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That said, we felt like we'd really accomplished something that day.
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They didn't feel quite as accomplished as my passenger and me.
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It's possible, Austin would have you know, to have accomplished this.
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We accomplished a lot more in a shorter amount of time.
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But it's clear that he accomplished something huge in New Hampshire.
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She's also an accomplished businesswoman, actress, and advocate against slut shaming.
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We accomplished a lot together and I am proud of him!
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Half of all stretches can even be accomplished by sitting down.
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He's already accomplished so much in his time on planet earth.
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She's smart and accomplished and has the ability to be vulnerable.
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This is something that can only be accomplished through relative permanence.
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But what was accomplished was a significant undermining of our democracy.
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He's also accomplished much more than he dared to dream about.
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I'm proud of what I've accomplished and who I am now.
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Cancer, climate, cars, they demand more than a single mission accomplished.
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He's accomplished more than many care to appreciate under impossible circumstances.
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"Little by little, we can get a lot accomplished," she says.
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It cannot be accomplished without some Democratic support in the Senate.
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"The experience made me feel so proud and accomplished," Suggashie said.
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Extremely proud of all you have accomplished so far this season.
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Zach Moore already accomplished the tough part – he dropped 315 lbs.
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Weisz is an accomplished actress and is already an Oscar winner.
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"Mission accomplished," Lourenço told supporters at his party's headquarters in Luanda.
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Nancy's rubbing had done two things that photography no longer accomplished.
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In doing what looked like very little, they accomplished a lot.
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But the fans, too, might ask what their behavior has accomplished.
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It was also the first time Kelly has accomplished the feat.
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On a crash basis, much could be accomplished in six months.
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This would unravel the progress that Washington has accomplished so far.
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The fact we've got that co-sign is mission accomplished really.
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Which is not to say what Flywheel has accomplished isn't significant.
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I'd finally accomplished my mission, to feel beautiful on my terms.
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I think he would be pleased with the work we've accomplished.
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That mission wasn't accomplished, but the explosion did kill six people.
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Luckily for women everywhere, in 28500 it has finally been accomplished.
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That goal can be accomplished only by eliminating peremptory challenges entirely.
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"Let's see what we can get accomplished," she said on Friday.
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The problem is that this can't all be accomplished at once.
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It can be accomplished with malware, such as a computer virus.
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She has already accomplished much more than she ever has before.
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"We need one another, and we've accomplished a lot together," Rep.
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What has been accomplished is perhaps a net increase in vulnerability.
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Apollo 11 accomplished this goal in a grand and inspiring manner.
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How can highly-driven and accomplished people still be such procrastinators?
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The Trump-Kim Summit in Singapore may have accomplished many things.
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Her final pitch: She's the progressive who can get things accomplished.
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For that matter, what was really accomplished in discussions of Syria?
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Or to retrace the lives of the old and the accomplished.
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Who says Congress can't get anything accomplished in an election year?
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So we'll see how soon we can get that one accomplished.
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She has an accomplished attorney and prominent organizers on her side.
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All were accomplished because of the hard work of public servants.
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Buffett expressed immense gratitude for everything he'd accomplished in his lifetime.
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With this new admission, the team has accomplished the same result.
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Otherwise, I have no idea how I would have accomplished that.
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The team accomplished a lot without relying on big-name superstars.
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I am so proud of this team and all we've accomplished.
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Doing laundry "makes me feel like I've accomplished something," she said.
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But SpaceX engineers have accomplished unprecedented landing feats for years now.
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We accomplished a lot in those first six years through bipartisanship.
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How can this be accomplished in our age of extreme partisanship?
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On what basis can we say that the mission was accomplished?
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Encounters with important or accomplished people will come your way today.
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What is the most freeing thing you have accomplished this year?
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"I think we've accomplished a lot, but not enough," said Rep.
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"Bryant continues: "We have come so far and accomplished so much.
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That's what he's accomplished to a large segment of our population.
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We are proud of 'The Bieb' and everything he has accomplished.
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On paper, what they have accomplished is worth being excited about.
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Even accomplished weed smokers like Waka Flocka Flame can overdo it.
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"Until you get liquid, you really haven't accomplished anything," Gurley said.
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How that coordination is accomplished is something we don't really understand.
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""We are proud of the work that our shipbuilders have accomplished.
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The Fed, therefore, may wish to temper its "mission accomplished" enthusiasm.
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This is something that can only be accomplished via legislative action.
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Everything I ever accomplished has become a joke and a spectacle.
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Whatever I had accomplished, through talent or hard work, wasn't enough.
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And I thought I had accomplished everything I wanted to accomplish.
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Initially, his work struck me as highly accomplished and very painterly.
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Caroline Framke: Your background dancers at the very least accomplished that.
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A recent randomized controlled trial accomplished what previous work could not.
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Less stratospherically priced restaurants accomplished the same goal with shared plates.
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Her three sisters are all accomplished figures in the cultural world.
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It's hard not to think about how little Woodstock really accomplished.
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I had accomplished a lot of what I wanted to accomplish.
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That was accomplished with a nine-volt battery, the person said.
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The United States is at risk of another "Mission Accomplished" moment.
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With $235 mil at the box office, we'd say ... mission accomplished!
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I have accomplished a hell of a lot in my career.
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Adam Leonti, an accomplished chef, left the project before it opened.
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She's one of the most accomplished, knowledgeable chefs in the country.
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When accomplished, you bask in the opportunity to recover and rest.
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Whether or not he accomplished that depends on who you ask.
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But it's interesting — he's actually accomplished some important things as mayor.
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We are very proud of you and everything you have accomplished!
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We are proud of what our Green Bits team has accomplished.
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This could be accomplished by setting a national clean-energy standard.
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I'm just super proud of the guys and what they accomplished.
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We followed up to see if they had accomplished their goals.
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They all shared their plans with us and accomplished their goals.
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The Times Food section invited nine accomplished writers to tell theirs.
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Both Eileen and Jeff were accomplished ski racers well into adulthood.
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They accomplished the latter about as well as could be expected.
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In some cases, this is accomplished through a division of labor.
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THE ACCOMPLISHED GUEST Stories By Ann Beattie 270 pp. Scribner. $26.
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I'm proud to say I accomplished my goal 2 years early.
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If the book's purpose is to illuminate and chill, mission accomplished.
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Ma had a degree in economics and was an accomplished singer.
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They accomplished those tasks, as well as a get-ahead task.
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People march and feel good and think they have accomplished something.
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"I don't think that it's going get anything accomplished," he concluded.
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The left was dispirited because it thought Democrats hadn't accomplished more.
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"I don't think that it's going get anything accomplished," he added.
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All of those players were veterans when they accomplished the feat.
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No one denies he is an accomplished, intelligent, and capable man.
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Her father, Barry Chooljian, is an accomplished high school wrestling coach.
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By waiting to assent to impeachment, Pelosi accomplished several strategic goals.
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Trump tweets about how "good, educated and accomplished" DACA recipients are.
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Surely it could attract someone more accomplished than an untested assistant.
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Honestly guys, looks to me like you've already accomplished your mission.
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Whether they have accomplished much is more a subject of debate.
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Or Dennis "Cloakzy" Lepore, one of the most accomplished Fortnite players?
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With those tasks accomplished, his work on the council was done.
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His goal was to stay on six events and mission accomplished.
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Union has accomplished all this despite operating on a miserly budget.
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We didn't have positive control… Goldman would have nearly accomplished that.
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This can be accomplished through resistance exercises like weightlifting, Binks explained.
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By December 2000, Mr. Mitchell seemed to have accomplished the impossible.
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Jumps are accomplished by pointing the ring downward and pressing in.
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"Surprising views from such an accomplished scholar," Hayden said on Twitter.
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This can best be accomplished if Taiwan participates fully in ICAO.
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That interest can be accomplished by contingency forces stationed outside Afghanistan.
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"I could not be prouder of what we accomplished," he said.
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In sum, Pinker is widely regarded as a brilliant, accomplished man.
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She quickly proved to be a highly versatile and accomplished instrumentalist.
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But with that accomplished, this show should give Shakespeare a furlough.
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I accomplished that in May, about a week after my birthday.
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" Often they'll say, "Working makes me feel like I've accomplished something.
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This cannot be accomplished from within the Department of Homeland Security.
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We look up in beatific wonder at all we have accomplished.
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Beyond signaling toughness and an eagerness to fight, it accomplished little.
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Like Ivanka Trump, Kelly is smart, accomplished and a savvy businesswoman.
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What, exactly, was accomplished here, and why is it so important?
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To get that fight, Bloomberg needs to be nuked — mission accomplished?
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Mr. Danieley is a highly accomplished performer in his own right.
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Think about all the things we've accomplished being part of Facebook.
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And the movie is quite accomplished in the most important respects.
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Jeb did not in fact surpass his accomplished-ly low expectations.
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He said the test had been "indigenous," accomplished entirely by Indians.
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Accomplished journalist, avid runner, as it says in your bio. Sure.
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A prolific writer, Berger was also an accomplished poet and playwright.
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There is, it's the most interesting, accomplished company in the world.
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The coaches, all accomplished jiu jitsu practitioners, are there to coach.
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So far, what Marvel, FX, and Hawley have accomplished looks awesome.
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This can be accomplished with exposure bracketing, a very old photographic technique, but it can be accomplished instantly and without warning if the image stream is being manipulated to produce multiple exposure ranges all the time.
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Virtually no President has accomplished what we have accomplished in the first 9 months-and economy roaring Earlier this month, Facebook acknowledged that Russian agents purchased 3,000 ads in the lead-up to the 2016 election.
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With all the things I've accomplished, you can do your own research, you can do a quick reading of other people who were relatively close (in what they've accomplished) and the credit that's been bestowed upon them.
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Moving from the defensive to the positive side of the balance sheet, despite all of the attacks and resistance, Trump has accomplished more in two years than his four immediate predecessors accomplished in four to eight years.
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Sure, this can be accomplished with a regular pillow — but why settle?
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They didn&apost -- they had a couple weeks, and they accomplished that.
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They also sent Miguel, his girlfriend's brother and an accomplished taekwondo fighter.
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However, don't let these things distract you from what Google has accomplished.
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This could hopefully be accomplished with either a pill or a cream.
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Foregrounding the words only, however, does a disservice to Clean's accomplished musicality.
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How the ancient Greeks accomplished this feat is unknown to this day.
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WeChat has already accomplished what Messenger is just beginning to build up.
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It is the first time he has accomplished that feat since 2014.
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The 13-year-old from Polo, Illinois, is certainly an accomplished speller.
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Since the election of President Trump , we've accomplished: • The destruction of ISIS.
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It didn't matter who I had been or what I had accomplished.
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" The post asserts that he accomplished "more than anyone ever thought possible.
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Hard to believe they accomplished everything they did on a live stage.
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His previous high in homers was 3.313, accomplished in 2012 and 2013.
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And I trust you take tremendous pride in all you have accomplished.
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That is exactly what the undead teen wanted, and it's accomplished telepathically.
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If this is accomplished, then the charges are dropped against that person.
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Rask also accomplished the feat in the playoffs a few years ago.
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Yes, the sports exchange was friendly, but it accomplished little, politically speaking.
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Goggins still lives each day as if he hasn't accomplished anything yet.
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While we have accomplished much, there is still work to be done.
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"I don't want to claim that neuroscience has accomplished nothing!" he says.
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It's everything the Wii U wanted to be, but never quite accomplished.
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I'm still not sure what it accomplished other than getting us talking.
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" Inviting "Mission accomplished" comparisons, Trump declared: "We have defeated ISIS in Syria.
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Numbers show they accomplished that in a major way this holiday season.
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Now it feels like I accomplished what I set out to do.
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Steve James has accomplished just that, all before he can legally drink.
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"I think right now we could say, 'Mission Accomplished,'" Simmons told Politico.
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In addition, the young star has accomplished a number of career milestones.
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It felt like I had accomplished something that no one else had.
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Richie, known to many as Nicole's sister, is also an accomplished model.
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This time around, LG is confident it has surpassed what Sony accomplished.
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I feel like I've accomplished the goal of serving after 33 years.
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And honestly, I never gave much thought to how that was accomplished.
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The question now is whether her pithy attacks accomplished their fundamental intent.
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As an accomplished technologist and inventor himself, Mr. Churchill would've been proud.
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It was the third time in his career he accomplished the feat.
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Imagine what else Nils could have accomplished had she continued her career.
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That means the same task has to be accomplished by persuasion instead.
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"Mission accomplished ☺" Zuckerberg walk away with the deal of a lifetime.
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"We accomplished everything," the union said in a statement following the vote.
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And they are accomplished, whether you agree with their politics or not.
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He&aposs right that he has accomplished a fair number of things.
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The scheme that angers the Hungarians and Poles has not accomplished much.
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Footstep and sleep tracking are both accomplished through a built-in, accelerometer.
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I am very proud of my career and all that I've accomplished.
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With very few missteps, this accomplished novel builds to a devastating conclusion.
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Audio recording is accomplished by pulling tape past a stationary recording head.
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He noted that 20% of all Google searches are accomplished via voice.
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Panning is accomplished through the app with a swipe of the screen.
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Tt's well documented that Trudeau is an accomplished boxer, by the way.
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But what they have accomplished off the field is more impressive still.
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Eve L. Ewing has accomplished a lot in just a little time.
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Kyle Mitchell, himself an accomplished open-source lawyer, opposed such a tactic.
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Everyone in this cast is accomplished — but who's really blown you away?
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Lesson #153: And keep working hard until you've actually accomplished your goals.
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THAT'S VERY HARD TO DO IF IT'S NOT DONE, IT'S NOT ACCOMPLISHED.
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Reproductive cloning is accomplished through a technique called somatic cell nuclear transfer.
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It is the fourth time it has been accomplished in club history.
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What OG accomplished at The International 2018 is nothing short of astonishing.
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Gomes also tied his career high of five RBIs, previously accomplished twice.
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And that's been largely accomplished through innovation and technology, not government mandate.
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After two concerted efforts, Obama left office without having accomplished his goal.
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I accomplished my personal dream, which was to work as an ophthalmologist.
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Regardless of who they are and what they have or haven't accomplished.
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And there's no reason this cannot be accomplished in a bipartisan way.
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"We have accomplished an economic turnaround of historic proportions," Trump told reporters.
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But regardless of what happens next, The Magicians has accomplished something big.
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Hideo Nomo accomplished the feat for the Los Angeles Dodgers in 18.
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Whether they medal or not, they have accomplished something that less than .
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We're thrilled to bring accomplished founders and chief executives to the stage.
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I have never felt more accomplished and at peace in my heart.
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The fact is that right now, Regan's goals have largely been accomplished.
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"Half-Light" feels as if Batmanglij finally accomplished this feat for himself.
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The wine was always first-rate, and we were both accomplished cooks.
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"We have accomplished so much already," Clinton said during Sunday night's debate.
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LeBron James is one of the most accomplished athletes of his time.
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That cannot be accomplished if the drugs are not made more affordable.
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Not as rich, not as smart, not as accomplished, not as sober.
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The seminar mixes young professionals with accomplished amateurs, and admission is competitive.
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So why not get those accomplished the first thing in the morning?
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No word on how this can be accomplished without truly substantial investment.
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Mission accomplished: Russian strikes in Syria created conditions for political settlement pic.twitter.
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It had accomplished the seemingly impossible, breaking the logjam on Dhaka's streets.
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It can be accomplished by smaller nations — if necessary, using commercial contractors.
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They accomplished this within three days of touching boots to the ground.
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That duty can best be accomplished by a firm and authoritative deterrent.
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And all of this has been accomplished without firing a single shot.
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Yet rarely, if ever, has a player so accomplished died so young.
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I've always been proud of what this team accomplished during my administration.
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The final cooking can then be accomplished in only a few minutes.
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It was the first time Atlanta accomplished the feat since Sept. 9.
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"So many things are being accomplished with this project," Mr. Sienkiewicz said.
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There are a whole host of possibilities if this can be accomplished.
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He described her as an "accomplished pianist" from a wealthy Chinese family.
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Shawn Mendes accomplished quite a lot by the time he turned 21.
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Mr. Stanton conveys Rudolph's conflicted anxiety with an accomplished and understated skill.
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This was a sensible and profound point, and something Yahoo never accomplished.
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Mr. McConnell said more could be accomplished if Democrats would show flexibility.
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It was also accomplished while the yacht was fully in the water.
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And all this was accomplished without the use of a single firearm.
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"Countless capable, accomplished, ambitious applicants do not make the cut," she said.
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He's described her as an "accomplished pianist" from a wealthy Chinese family.
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After you've accomplished this, you'll be left with trying to find fulfillment.
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Percy Harvin accomplished a lot in his eight years in the NFL.
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No great invention as ever been accomplished without a public/private partnership.
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One of Switzerland's most accomplished engravers, Michele Rothen Rebetez, does the work.
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Is there any chance that anything is actually going to be accomplished?
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Like "Icon," another show I caught, "Scythe" has some accomplished Broadway talent.
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Here, he instead accomplished that through an innovation in arena-show stagecraft.
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When we've accomplished this, we will have built a culture of security.
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SolarCity was meant to make solar panels a mass market — mission accomplished.
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Dowdy believed that he'd accomplished the objective without any loss of life.
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"Mission accomplished," boasted Andrew Anglin at the neo-Nazi Daily Stormer website.
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I think both of them are regarded as pretty accomplished public servants.
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Congrats to weed in general for all it's accomplished over the years.
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Given what he's accomplished already, it's wise not to rule anything out.
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Now when I do win these awards, it shows I've accomplished something.
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Sometimes it's very hard and accomplished with iron sights and pure will.
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In short, I've become the most accomplished person I possibly could have.
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So even smart, accomplished people routinely fail to consider the outside view.
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This is a good test of what they have accomplished since Katrina.
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Mission accomplished: This dish definitely makes us want to eat our vegetables.
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You have to celebrate the idea of what you have already accomplished.
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And this is precisely what Sanders and especially Donald Trump have accomplished.
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I remember feeling like I had accomplished something noteworthy or even noble.
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I'm now the most accomplished amateur boxer that Britain has ever had.
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"We accomplished what we set out to do," my brother Christian said.
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Kyle was the most humble and most accomplished athlete on our floor.
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Trump had not told her boyfriend that she was an accomplished skier.
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"We have accomplished so many incredible feats as an agency," Bridenstine said.
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During my tenure at the department, we have accomplished a tremendous amount.
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He wasn't proud of what he accomplished, he was proud of how.
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French police chief LOUIS RENAULT, Casablanca's most accomplished Casanova, walks over, dazzled.
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We accomplished a lot — we got rid of cost of living adjustments.
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He went on to become the most accomplished quarterback of all time.
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Many accomplished scientists are meanwhile being removed from the agency's advisory boards.
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Sardy's writing is accomplished yet disjointed, with no adherence to structural norms.
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There is no other alternative and this has to be accomplished now.
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I was irritated throughout, although I think it has accomplished something new.
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On Thursday morning he finally accomplished the feat after months of trying.
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Tabàrnia has also accomplished what Catalan separatists have yet to achieve: independence.
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But what endures through all the bittersweetness is what they accomplished together.
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That was easily accomplished by 2016, but the oversupply crippled the industry.
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" In Tennessee, it's considered rape if there's "sexual penetration ... accomplished by fraud.
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These women are accomplished and intelligent people first, and likable in addition.
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"I'm proud of what the @Eagles accomplished this year," Mr. Casey wrote.
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You'll feel accomplished, even if you won't be winning any Michelin stars.
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"Once that trust is built, it's magical what can be accomplished together."
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She accomplished a lot; she was a tireless advocate for her community.
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Mr. Spacey is widely recognized as one of our most accomplished actors.
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Each man vying for a piece of Fox is an accomplished dealmaker.
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Having seen enough art to feel accomplished, settle into the green space.
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What the woman known as Grandma Gatewood accomplished in 1955 was remarkable.
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The Sixers' interest in an executive as accomplished as Morey is understandable.
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By the end, I felt like I really mastered and accomplished something.
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It's an accomplished and delightful book, but there's no hashtag for that.
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Mr. Putin has accomplished a great deal in only a few weeks.
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She's an accomplished equestrian and has been riding since she was six.
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The women's basketball team accomplished the feat during pregame practice on Thursday.
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Even in victory, he has no such illusions about what he's accomplished.
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That much, capitalism has accomplished stunningly well, as Marx and Engels observed.
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Of his three children, son Jesse has become an accomplished TV director.
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James accomplished the feat in -- of all places -- Philadelphia, against the 20183ers.
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I'm honored to be in the company of such accomplished fellow artists.
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In fact, the Russian hack-and-dox scheme accomplished all three goals.
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But as you probably know, these huge aspirations won't get accomplished overnight.
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" And reflecting on all they had accomplished, he added, "Yes, we did.
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They strive to be talented and accomplished in all that they do.
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Cooper lived to 105, which seems about right, considering all she accomplished.
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If you could point to two or three things that you'd accomplished.
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But the accomplished swimmer has interests outside of the water, including investing.
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He accomplished so much on his own—now just imagine what the
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Still, only so much could be accomplished in one trip, he said.
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Merry is an accomplished author and the editor of The American Conservative.
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Think back to what you accomplished and ask yourself what you learned.
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Lock a person up for 10 years, and you have accomplished what?
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And for those who want to maintain the status quo, mission accomplished.
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So, have we triumphed over terrorism and can we declare mission accomplished?
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I am truly proud of everything we have accomplished as a team.
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That can be accomplished by a simple vote of the Republican majority.
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Still, employees feel a tremendous sense of pride in what they've accomplished.
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It is unrealistic to expect justices themselves to be accomplished legal historians.
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Only two other people have accomplished that feat, according to the Academy.
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By 5 PM every day, write down three things that you accomplished.
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Just a few years ago, South Sudan accomplished what seemed impossible: independence.
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Gates is also accomplished when it comes to her passion for horses.
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It will have accomplished nothing and we'll have stoked up his base.
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Now that they've accomplished what they set out to do, what now?
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By the end of the year I&aposve accomplished all four goals.
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"I have accomplished my mission of restoring peace and tranquillity," he said.
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With it's success in the drama category, it was a mission accomplished.
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He spoke English fluently, and he had already built an accomplished career.
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But are they as accomplished in substance as they are in manner?
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Cookies should make you feel proud and accomplished, not panicked and stressed.
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Andy Serkis is one of the most accomplished actors of our time.
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The company then provides a quick timeline of what it's already accomplished.
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In October, they made another deal that basically accomplished the same thing.
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He has accomplished so much already, we both laughed, without Alamo Heights.
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JERI No offense, but I don't think your educational campaign accomplished much.
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Don't let me hear you complaining that this administration hasn't accomplished anything.
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One has to know how to surround themselves with accomplished, loyal individuals.
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Didn't want to alter that for a number I've accomplished nothing in.
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The Fed's eagerness to prematurely declare mission accomplished has real-world consequences.
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"All of this was accomplished without a single shot being fired, all of this was accomplished without U.S. troops being deployed and it's an indication of how effective the president's tough, diplomatic strategy has proved to be," Earnest said.
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According to the poll, only 33 percent said he's accomplished either a "great deal" or "a fair amount" in the White House, compared to 66 percent of Americans who said he's accomplished "only some" or "very little" as president.
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"You feel very accomplished when you get back on the ground," Sears says.
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I have been through a lot, even as I have accomplished a lot.
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Stanford is one of the most accomplished and talented physicians I know. Shameful!
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Just like RET, SmartRent is the brainchild of accomplished real estate industry vets.
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But however strong and accomplished, Secretary Clinton was not the woman for me.
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It was an "extremely accomplished piece of scholarship by a student," said Driver.
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It's time to celebrate everything they've accomplished — and pay them what they deserve.
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You might be surprised by how easily that can be accomplished, says Leon.
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Yet there were no parades, no statues pulled down, no "Mission Accomplished" moments.
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"I've been through quite extreme circumstances … but haven't accomplished much personally," he said.
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That's far more than what the Fortune 500 accomplished in the same period.
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More than all Charles has accomplished and all he does in a wheelchair.
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This fear of imperfection can lead to rarely feeling truly accomplished or fulfilled.
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But then I quickly axed the entire bridge before it was ever accomplished.
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An accomplished muralist, Miguel Ángel Belinchón Bujes goes by the artist name, Belin.
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Andreev, an accomplished skater in his own right, now works as an entrepreneur.
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It's free, and quickly accomplished by reaching out to the three major bureaus.
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We're always giving each other Indian names based on something that we've accomplished.
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Their indictment explains how they accomplished this, virtually down to the last keystroke.
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This is a key milestone, and one the original LightSail never actually accomplished.
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McConnell hasn't accomplished nothing in his first six months under unified Republican governance.
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Mission accomplished, I put my phone to one side... but not for long.
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However there is a lot to be accomplished in these next few years.
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That's accomplished by doing cool things like making the whole display the antenna.
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He attended the tour and rally and he explained what the action accomplished.
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Each of the four stories are written and directed by well-accomplished women.
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In the end, what do you feel like you accomplished with Los Punks?
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Dan Lyons accomplished a lot in his two-plus decades as a writer.
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Trump's braggadocious point -- Look at me, and look at what I've accomplished already.
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This culture and what it accomplished fueled our brand positioning, margins and growth.
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So much can be accomplished and prevented with solid communication and genuine kindness.
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BECAUSE I LOOK AT THAT BOARD AND I SEE SOME VERY ACCOMPLISHED PEOPLE.
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I pop a load of laundry in the washer to feel extra accomplished.
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Plateau was born in Brussels in 1801, the son of an accomplished painter.
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What led such accomplished professionals to such different conclusions from the same data?
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It's another accomplished nonfiction work, but in many ways the opposite of Homeland.
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Explore the visiting artist speaker series, programs, and read about the accomplished alumni.
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The Israelis have accomplished this with success for years, as have the British.
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This is an exciting time to travel or get things accomplished at school.
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But we saw what a large dose of tightening accomplished from 2004-6.
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Fashion, unsurprisingly, was the common thread in how all those things were accomplished.
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He was also an accomplished drummer ... who used to play with Kenny Rogers.
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You've accomplished so much, yet you're doing podcasts for adults and the like.
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We have two organizations who have not accomplished something since the Brady Bill.
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But that decision, he rued, "certainly doesn't seem to have" accomplished the goal.
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This is accomplished primarily by assigning eels specific pieces of literature to memorize.
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You underestimated the mind, power, and will of your victims, these accomplished athletes.
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Having accomplished something I had truly deemed impossible for myself was incredibly liberating.
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They don't even know what they've accomplished: Getting free stuff from a Jenner.
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But Catherynne M. Valente accomplished that and more with her novel Space Opera.
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Still, I can't help but be impressed by what Doppler Labs has accomplished.
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What would you like accomplished with your agenda regarding China at the time?
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That's no small feat, but it accomplished in a vastly different competitive environment.
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Such jobs are typically accomplished with programmable logical controllers (PLCs) or embedded computers.
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And when I take the thing off, I feel like I accomplished something.
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It could be years before a similar feat is accomplished using human cells.
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But they haven't accomplished that even with Iranian and Venezuelan oil exports dropping.
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He would go on to have three children with Gurdon, an accomplished equestrian.
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Key interactions like changing apps are now accomplished through iPhone X-like gestures.
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No team had accomplished that feat since the Los Angeles Lakers in 2001.
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What we accomplished in 2018 is nowhere near enough, but it's not nothing.
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So how do the most accomplished women of our generation start their days?
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"Gary accomplished precisely what Valeant expected him to," said Brendan McGuire, Tanner's lawyer.
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At the exhibition opening, Muholi was proud of what the women had accomplished.
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We "feel really great about what we accomplished in the quarter," said Lerman.
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But they havent accomplished that even with Iranian and Venezuelan oil exports dropping.
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He's noticed three daily habits that the most accomplished people have in common.
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"Mision cumplida (Mission accomplished)," Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto tweeted after the mission.
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"What I always wondered was how she accomplished all these things," Hercules said.
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There are "limits to what can be accomplished in the air," Redmond warned.
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The Landis set out to build on what Biles had accomplished with Boorman.
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Could it have accomplished all that as a 20-minute short film instead?
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Blake Shelton has accomplished quite a bit in his 41 years of life.
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Most of these tasks can be accomplished in 30 minutes or less.2.
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The speech itself accomplished more than the executive actions are likely to accomplish.
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First, that the tournament's quality will be diluted by including less accomplished teams.
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You shouldn't feel the need to rent a runway closet to feel accomplished.
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Quarterback Marcus Mariota says the Titans know they haven&apost accomplished anything yet.
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But a new scandal may have finally accomplished what "nut rage" could not.
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But the sanctions accomplished little — and the EU has never repeated the experiment.
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Campbell is also an accomplished journalist, blogger, and the author of two books.
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Think about what the president accomplished with Europe a couple of weeks ago.
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Of course, this media hack is mostly accomplished through signal-boosting, not botnets.
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That's because I accomplished what I set out to accomplish: I earned compliments.
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Or was I second-guessing the strategy with which I accomplished my mission?
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In general, big legislation is rarely accomplished without heavy lifting from city agencies.
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The spacecraft accomplished its main goal by 2012, after finding nearly 5,000 exoplanets.
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And Tesla in particular has shown what can be accomplished with a vision.
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We think yes because we've proved it out — we've accomplished proof of concept.
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Here are some of the ways they're highlighting all that women have accomplished.
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I've accomplished this incredible goal and I need to be proud of it.
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Don't get me wrong -- many young folks admire Hillary and all she's accomplished.
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That it&aposs really almost revolutionary how much he accomplished in 500 days.
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Remind yourself of what you've already accomplished, and know that you're not alone.
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Fitch notes that the decrease has been accomplished with relatively little credit loss.
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That's why I'm so proud of what our amazing China team has accomplished.
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It lets me go to bed feeling like I've gotten a lot accomplished.
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Glenn still works at it, even though she's the most accomplished of actresses.
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You've just accomplished something I never managed to do—earn a college degree.
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As accomplished as Abrams is, Will says he wouldn't cut it in Wakanda.
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Or maybe you'd like to wait until you've accomplished [insert fancy goal here].
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Ursula and John are two highly accomplished corporate leaders with extensive board experience.
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Yet practically speaking these types of resolutions haven't actually accomplished all that much.
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Both the United States and the Soviet Union had accomplished the feat earlier.
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From their studios in Moscow, the anchors talk excitedly of a mission accomplished.
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But we have to remind them that it's not "mission accomplished" with London.
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Brad Pitt has reportedly been spending time with accomplished MIT professor Neri Oxman.
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It's an easy criticism to make, and it devalues what Sandberg has accomplished.
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Without Tyler, I doubt the film would have accomplished such a nuanced feat.
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Lucroy's four RBIs equalled a season best, accomplished previously last Monday at Texas.
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He knew his leaders' names and what they had accomplished in their lifetimes.
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When I accomplished my goals, I tracked down my point of contact's office.
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"He's looking for his 'mission accomplished' moment, and he's underplaying the threat," Sen.
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The network also accomplished numerous policy changes at the state level last year.
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Colorado reliever Rex Brothers accomplished it at San Francisco on June 14, 2014.
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And this was accomplished without the aid of any publisher, major or minor.
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Within days of the invasion, we were told the mission had been accomplished.
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Third, how would such a feat, ending Kim's nuclear weapons program, be accomplished?
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So appreciate what American Pharoah accomplished, and be patient until another comes along.
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Universities should assess whether these interests can be accomplished through race-neutral means.
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It seems when it comes to North Korea that nothing has been accomplished.
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How much the Mueller team has accomplished remains a subject of partisan debate.
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The last time it occurred was 210, when the Brewers accomplished the feat.
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But I also want to be honest about what can really be accomplished.
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It's a structure that ultimately robs players of feeling like they've accomplished something.
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No, I certainly have respect for many of the things that he's accomplished.
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Trump's legal team now consists of several accomplished attorneys with extremely disparate personalities.
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If so, he will have accomplished precisely the opposite of what he intended.
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Instead, he writes down what he wants to get accomplished for the day.
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For McConnell, victory lies in what isn't accomplished, and he sets expectations accordingly.
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Just take a look at what Congress, that much maligned institution, just accomplished.
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Just in case you have any doubt, highly-driven, accomplished people procrastinate, too.
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But it has accomplished a lot in its roughly four years of existence.
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"We've just accomplished the most distant flyby," mission operations manager Alice Bowman said.
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But he offered few details about how he plans to get each accomplished.
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That will make it hard for him to walk away having accomplished nothing.
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I supported and now believe in the public policies that accomplished this redistribution.
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But only 20133 percent of women candidates for governor have accomplished the same.
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Cheerios in her sons' bowls, her dumb accomplished husband nodding at the clock.
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Dimon's revelation may come as a surprise, given how much he's accomplished professionally.
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We have four points after two games but we haven't accomplished anything yet.
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We are going to figure out how we can get it all accomplished.
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New Zealand has proven yet again that comprehensive gun reform can be accomplished.
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"Gosh, no, I haven't accomplished as much as he has," she said. Yet.
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Here's an overview of what you learn, and what I've accomplished so far.
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Mr. Basargin quickly set about undoing most of what Mr. Guelman had accomplished.
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The chief disagreement is how to get their worthy social-democratic goals accomplished.
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Pfizer is accomplished at shirking responsibility to pay taxes to the United States.
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Shouldn't a woman as multifaceted, beautiful and accomplished as Molly have high standards?
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"So proud of all you have accomplished this year," he wrote on Instagram.
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"I don't think we have accomplished that much" for "average citizens," McCain said.
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And there was a reason why healthcare reform had not been accomplished before.
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"She accomplished more in 28 years than I could in 100," he said.
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Everything I've accomplished that I'm actually proud of was born of initial terror.
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WATCH: The Noisey Questionnaire of Life: Jeff Goldblum You're an accomplished jazz musician.
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"What I wanted to accomplish, I think we accomplished this year," Jackson said.
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It has the same accomplished director (Joe Mantello) and set designer (Scott Pask).
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Reflecting Janson and Lauer's accomplished DJ work, it is both tasteful and playful.
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He's an accomplished yogi and knows his way around roasting a national punchline.
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Let's just say Moss has accomplished a ton for having just become legal.
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And though Defenders has its flaws, Marvel has accomplished most of that mission.
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Very few people have accomplished what Von Miller has done in his lifetime.
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"(Bringing the test to the US) would've accomplished many goals," he told Helwani.
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Easy energy will flow at work this afternoon, helping you get things accomplished.
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Which isn't to say Trump hasn't accomplished anything, much less that he won't.
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She's an accomplished robotics expert and helped found GoogleX, the Alphabet's experimental division.
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They've already accomplished their mission by you just opting out of the system.
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Eric, Don Jr., and Ivanka are glowing about their wonderful, loving, accomplished father.
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Neither the hackers nor the F.B.I. have told Apple how this was accomplished.
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Reid Wilson, one of Washington's most accomplished journalists, is returning to The Hill.
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"What Jimmie has accomplished is really quite special," Gordon said after congratulating Johnson.
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I accomplished that, and that was all I had set out to do.
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For now, it was important to focus on what had already been accomplished.
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"Chid is quite an accomplished guy," said Mr. Jallah, a digital media executive.
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Under Mr. Grevemberg's leadership, Glasgow 2014 accomplished an elusive feat: finishing under budget.
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This doesn't mean that what This Is Us has accomplished is small potatoes.
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Dupuy-Spencer's work is fun to look at, and she's an accomplished draughtsperson.
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Explore our visiting artist speaker series, programs and read about our accomplished alumni.
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Mehgan's at 806k Instagram followers -- doubling in a week -- so sadly, mission accomplished.
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But those who share Ms. Beat's artistic sensibilities appreciate what she has accomplished.
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I went through the back door but I still accomplished the same thing.
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The healing of the body politic will not be accomplished with such fiddling.
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Vlad the Influencer has accomplished what decades of Soviet saber-rattling never could.
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How long did you stay and what do you think you accomplished there?
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"I'm so proud of what we accomplished in our short time," she wrote.
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We knew Trenton and Mobley were accomplished hackers, and thus plausible fsociety scapegoats.
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It's accomplished more than that: It has breathed new life into his company.
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There is always someone richer, more accomplished and more successful than you are.
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He added that the entire effort had been "indigenous," accomplished entirely by Indians.
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He served in the Army during WWII and was a pretty accomplished boxer.
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A Triple Crown sweep is about the only thing he has not accomplished.
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He accomplished his improbable lucky streak through painstaking observation, with no electronic assistance.
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Or George W. Bush crowing about "mission accomplished" when Saddam Hussein was toppled.
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He was an accomplished pianist and chess player, and he did oil paintings.
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The most accomplished scientists engaged in it, and the public eagerly consumed it.
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This parliamentary jiujitsu was accomplished, ahem, by making the individual tax cuts temporary.
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But it is short on the specifics of how those might be accomplished.
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She stayed in the race for a long time, but accomplished very little.
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Any time she felt like Acacia had accomplished something, she wrote it there.
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It's nothing less than brilliant what's been accomplished in 15 months, I believe.
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No other president who accomplished so much has so few latter-day admirers.
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Workers, by contrast, should be compensated differently, depending on what they have accomplished.
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His mother, the former Ivy Evans, was a homemaker and accomplished amateur pianist.
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So he has accomplished a lot in a very short period of time.
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With that accomplished, the fluid-filled cyst would be resorbed by the body.
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He accomplished most of that (and more) while balancing a full-time job.
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What have you not accomplished in the game that you're still striving for?
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We are encouraged that a lot was accomplished within five hours of meetings.
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He is also an accomplished classical dancer and studied filmmaking in North Korea.
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The designer accomplished this by going to one large digital marketing conference, MozCon.
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A trip that would take two hours was accomplished in half the time.
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And if we don't get a Phase Two, we really haven't accomplished anything.
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What he hadn't accomplished already, he claimed, he hadn't been permitted to do.
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Big office or apartment towers would undo much of what has been accomplished.
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Edgerrin James accomplished the feat twice and Larry Brown did so in 1972.
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" Mr. Trump, in the announcement, described Mr. Viola as "incredibly accomplished and selfless.
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However, the American people are not enthralled with what we've accomplished so far.
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Residential segregation accomplished the same result elsewhere, but on a much larger scale.
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In terms of what Democrats actually accomplished, it appears not all that much.
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If putting a stain upon Trump's legacy was the Democrats goal, mission accomplished.
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Even though they required a shootout, it was mission accomplished for the Penguins.
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But those tasks, critics say, can likely be accomplished by cheaper commercial rockets.
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Another 500,000 tonnes of restarts would be "mission accomplished" for the U.S. administration.
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But his administration has accomplished little in the way of actually doing so.
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I think we pulled it off O.K. Thank goodness Brendan's an accomplished actor.
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Perhaps the most accomplished Yankee to have worn No. 29 is Catfish Hunter.
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Lavinia was certainly accomplished on paper, and her days were no doubt packed.
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But the presentation of this uncomfortable truth is accomplished with generosity and love.
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To be accomplished in up to two visits to office, email, and phone.
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Frank never trained as a textile designer, yet he was incredibly technically accomplished.
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The most intelligent, driven and accomplished Special Agents and Analysts the world over.
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First, however, let's talk about what the Trump trade war has actually accomplished.
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What's a goal that you haven't yet accomplished that you hope to reach?
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"We've filled the piazza, mission accomplished," Mr. Santori told the crowd on Saturday.
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But critics say the methods by which it was accomplished were often brutal.
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David Cordani is an accomplished triathlete, having competed in more than 125 triathlons.
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Faith is a powerful thing when you believe you can get things accomplished.
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"There were some things we accomplished this year that were significant," Bonamego said.
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"He never took credit for things he hadn't accomplished," Ignatius wrote of Truman.
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As accomplished and respected as Mueller is, the SDNY has important structural advantages.
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Like many shows at 106 Green, this is an auspicious and accomplished debut.
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Who knows what she could have accomplished had she been left to thrive?
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Whatever comes next, Jones also wants Maya to appreciate what she has accomplished.
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Ivan "Pudge" Rodriguez owns the two best batting averages, both accomplished in 2003.
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Richie Sexson accomplished the feat in 463 games and Alex Rodriguez in 470.
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Among Ealing's most accomplished directors, Hamer was not primarily a maker of comedies.
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It is an outcome accomplished by ourselves -- by the power of the people.
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Because that's what Barry wants to do, and what he's pretty much accomplished.
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Carrington became one of the most accomplished Surrealist artists of the 20th century.
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Mr. Wilcox came from a musical family and was himself an accomplished pianist.
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"We haven't accomplished anything yet but we start to feel comfortable," Kidd said.
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"Both of them are smart, savvy, accomplished, experienced, and we'll see," she said.
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In fact, it will always be too soon to laugh about "Mission Accomplished."
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Greg Louganis was an accomplished Olympic diver and is an out gay man.
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Much of it can and needs to be accomplished by aggressively using reconciliation.
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Before you know it, it's noon, and you're not sure what you accomplished.
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"In a rational world, this would be relatively easy to get accomplished," Rep.
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Federal prison reform can only be accomplished with a fundamental change in leadership.
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This dilemma extends beyond accomplished first ladies to women candidates for office, however.
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Sale also accomplished the feat pitching for the Chicago White Sox in 227.
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"Jess is the most accomplished entertainment journalist of his generation," Mr. Wakeford said.
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Getting them ready couldn't have been accomplished until after the attack was over.
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That can be accomplished by eating one heaping handful of soldier fly larvae.
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And in his more than five years office, Cordray accomplished quite a bit.
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