And once we are successful, we've got to make sure that others are successful, right?
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When job-creators are successful, their employees are successful, local communities become successful, and ultimately, our state shares in that success.
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If Peterson, and those like him, are successful at anything, they are successful at realizing just how vital symbolic, mythic categories are to the human experience.
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" And so when you look out and you look at people who are successful, at companies that are successful, it's easy to say, "Well they were just lucky.
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" I think if all of us are successful, that's fine."
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LEVIN: That you are successful in giving voice to conservatism?
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No, because the ones that are successful look good, right?
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OKUMU: Assuming two years down the line, we are successful.
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These movies are successful largely because they know their base.
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Emotionally intelligent people are successful because they never stop learning.
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Pixar's movies, like Finding Dory, are successful for a reason.
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His cousins Ali and Hadi Partovi are successful tech investors.
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Successful women are successful because they've put in the work.
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Some children are successful in this pursuit, while others aren't.
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They'll come back together if none of them are successful.
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Sometimes the rallies are successful, and off the pack goes.
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When women are successful, they're often seen as less likable.
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" She added, "Of course, I want guys who are successful.
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" Pompeo said that if talks are successful, it will be "historic.
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For the sake of all Americans, I hope they are successful.
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But if the trials are successful, the benefits could be big.
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We know policies that embrace diversity and promote inclusion are successful.
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If these efforts are successful, officials may have to change course.
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Depends on the situation; there are successful examples of both types.
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Many are successful; some are happy; none stopped identifying as Russian.
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Because if you are successful, it's a great feeling of achievement.
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It&aposs not known how many of these applications are successful.
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But we only ever hear about the disrupters that are successful.
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Time will tell if the Republicans are successful with tax cuts.
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If the programs are successful, the private investors get paid back.
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However, online alt-right communities have no doubt that memes are successful.
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But if we are successful ... we will make money at Forever 21.
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Samuel's line-sitters are successful 95 percent of the time, he said.
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"Research shows that techniques aimed at outsmarting liars are successful," he said.
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If they are successful, the agency could roll them out more broadly.
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And I've found that not all those who are successful are happy.
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There are successful companies that grow fast and garner tons of press.
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They hate white people because white people are successful and they're not.
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I sure hope you are successful: May the Force be with you.
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I hope they are successful, as I am one of the converts.
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Often times, companies get big because the are successful with the consumer.
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"When the market is easy, even the weak are successful," he said.
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If they are successful, the findings won't just be relevant to soldiers.
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We are successful because of being remote, not in spite of it.
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"If the Democrats are successful in removing the president from office," Rev.
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If we are successful, this will open the door to greater transparency.
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There are times we are successful and other times, we are not.
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If they are successful, it will stimulate the economy further, they say.
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If they are successful in impressing the panel, which include Jessica Alba, Will.i.
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Only 38 percent of people who seek a compromise are successful, McKenzie said.
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If the amparo or other challenges are successful, he could stay in Mexico.
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However, not all of the exhibition design decisions at the PMA are successful.
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There's a lot of anecdotal research out there that these therapies are successful.
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" They continued, "We know policies that embrace diversity and promote inclusion are successful.
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If they are successful, a second engine on the aircraft will be replaced.
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These particular dogs seem to have hyperosmia and are successful at this task.
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"If we are successful in doing this, it'll be a huge, huge contribution."
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Biographical material on board members inevitably show they are successful and widely engaged.
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The scammers are successful with some video ads racking up millions of views.
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Even if those moves are successful, where does the party go after that?
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About 75 percent of appeals are successful at the first level of review.
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Now those children are adults, and many are successful in their own right.
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Coaches receive two challenges per game and a third if both are successful.
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That entire system could crumble, if a trio of recently-filed lawsuits are successful.
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Sometimes they are successful, but many times, finding the right expert can be vexing.
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If they are successful in this effort, the union is likely to fade away.
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If these ventures are successful, NASA will likely want access to these private stations.
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Still, many businesses take on the challenge and with experienced local counsel, are successful.
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A study found that people who are successful in business are often early risers.
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A second important aspect of cyberattacks is that not all the attacks are successful.
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But if Mr. Miller's efforts are successful, they would propel a Democrat, Lt. Gov.
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He says if companies like his are successful, it won't just be Midwesterners relocating.
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If the plaintiffs are successful, the money would be split among communities, Hanly said.
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But music tours are successful in Europe, I usually tour Europe twice a year.
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Murphy warned things will just get worse in the Senate if Republicans are successful.
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If Republicans are successful, they could grow their Hispanic conservative base beyond Cuban Americans.
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In fact, "there are successful funds" that have done so already, Hempstead said Monday.
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"The number one reason why people are successful is access to mentors," he explains.
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Very often, board members are successful, wealthy individuals who have very strong, powerful relationships.
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However, if these two children are successful, that will be a thing of the past.
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Some are successful professionals and business folk; others drive cabs or do low-paid jobs.
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Or what if we both are successful, how are we going to work that out?
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If they are successful, they will boost democracy's approval ratings as well as their own.
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If prosecutors are successful, he faces an automatic life sentence, with no possibility of parole.
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Then, if they are successful, it's not just a matter of waltzing into another country.
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If they are successful in their appeal, they are allowed to graduate with that score.
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If the inspections are successful, the system is expected to reopen at 5AM on Thursday.
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Doing so will help ensure our students are successful and competitive in today's job market.
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While it's true there are successful college dropouts, statistically speaking, they are not the norm.
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When they are successful, they allow actors to forge a deeper bond with the audience.
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If these ballot initiatives are successful, it could inspire similar expansion campaigns in other states.
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As we face yet another damaging wildfire season, we should hope these efforts are successful.
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Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg says it's the optimists among us who are successful.
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If somehow these Congressional Review Act motions are successful, the Democrats can claim a victory.
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Even if Lampert and ESL are successful, there's no guarantee that Sears would stay healthy.
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There are successful efforts around the country to get people talking across difference on issues.
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If the tests are successful, the grain bowls could roll out nationwide, the company said.
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"People who are successful at Citi have the ability to make things happen," she's said.
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"Candidates who are successful have a community of some sort behind them," Ms. Steiner said.
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"I think the real-estate investors that are successful decide something and go with it."
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The movies are successful for a time, but then they all start to look alike.
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So many of the big hacking attacks are successful because they exploit loopholes in older software.
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It could reach the market in the second half of 2019 if clinical trials are successful.
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"If these measures are successful, those with religious convictions will become still more marginalized," he warned.
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As the current study authors note, 90 percent of suicide attempts by gun are successful, vs.
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Webber says most parents are successful business people, while others are part of the cultural elite.
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If you are successful at a startup you won't know that for generally 5 – 7 years.
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"We need more models who are successful, and with whom the kids can identify," he says.
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If negotiations are successful, a deal could come as soon as early April, the people said.
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If negotiations are successful a deal could come as soon as early April, the people said.
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People who are successful usually have a specific mindset: They believe they can improve and grow.
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These films are successful, carefully constructed works of art that delicately balance character, storyline, and context.
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Some are successful in reaching their funding goals, but I would imagine those are the outliers.
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Unfortunately, all the evidence is that these companies are successful because they are not government controlled.
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That includes making sure that our veterans and their spouses are successful in the civilian workforce.
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"If we are successful in implementing reforms, then Turkey should return to high growth," he says.
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When I say we are successful, I am saying we have earned our way as Americans.
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They are successful small-business owners with college degrees, yet even their choices have been circumscribed.
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If Lankford or other Republicans are successful, that would strip out parts of the House legislation.
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Government systems are often the target of data breaches and hackers, many of which are successful.
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Several of Buck's colleagues at Fox, including Terry Bradshaw and Jay Glazer, are successful without hairlines.
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These stores are successful, according to Witcher, because people know exactly what to expect from them.
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The problem is, not all of these relationships are successful: Only one-third end in marriage.
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There are some that are not successful, some that are successful, but they all are, basically.
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If one or more Zika vaccines are successful, it is unclear who would ultimately get them.
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If these efforts are successful, they'll join the canon of scientific knowledge accumulated from eclipses past.
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Generally, cheetahs and lions are successful at catching their prey one out of every three hunts.
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Such firms may charge hefty fees, whether they are successful in reaching a settlement or not.
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Businesses are successful when the business side and the creative side have good checks and balances.
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The wealth-builders who are successful do not allow their emotions to influence how they spend.
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The firm believes operating results over time, not daily price quotations, determine whether investments are successful.
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Even if they are successful, it could be years before an improved vaccine reaches the market.
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"Vine energy" videos do well on TikTok, but videos that recycle sound are successful more often.
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I think at the end of the day, the American people love people who are successful.
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If they are successful though, it's unlikely that the CRA will be successful in the House.
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Warren's plan would modify insurance payment systems and reward hospitals that are successful in improving care.
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Of course, there are plenty of shows on cable that break the mold and are successful.
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After the attacks are successful, the forward-driving motion of the film comes to a halt.
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Both series are successful, ultimately, but both series also reveal the struggles of their respective approaches.
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It's really nice to see trans and queer people who are successful who are doing things.
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If they are successful, this discharge petition ripens on the fourth Monday of this month, June 25.
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If the tests are successful, the sub would be placed on a 17-hour flight to Thailand.
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In reality, women have to try leaving abusive relationships up to seven times before they are successful.
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But not all businesses are successful, and I'm grateful we gave ourselves a clear benchmark to hit.
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"Traditionally, Chinese athletes are heralded when they are successful and dropped when they are not," he said.
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New firms such as Uber are successful because they are determinedly on the side of the customer.
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There are so many new good restaurants and you must try to understand why they are successful.
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They become increasingly sophisticated as they experiment with different strategies and are rewarded when they are successful.
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You need to stay focused and be humble when you are successful and learn from your failures.
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But the fact is, most of the people I know that are successful really don't take vacations.
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"If Republicans are successful, they will gain greater support among the electorate," said O'Connell, the GOP strategist.
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Perhaps Terrace House and even The Great British Baking Show are successful because they're somewhat like tourism.
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If researchers are successful, these same calculations and questions will look a lot different in the future.
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But not all of them are successful with their own companies and fail in their second career.
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Whether they are successful or not, or whether their business is profitable or not, we don't know.
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And for every one who came from the "fringes of society," there are successful professionals like Maj.
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These investors will be rewarded with a higher share price — like Ocado — if innovation efforts are successful.
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Only 10 percent of veterans are successful; a decision takes, on average, four years, the report said.
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After that he said protesters in Charlotte were envious of white people because white people are successful.
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"If we are successful, it could be a landmark case for conflict-related sexual violence," said Alai.
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Because whether or not our candidates are successful, the next morning, we all wake up as Americans.
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Whether these schemes are successful will depend on the scrutiny of bank officials and the tax authorities.
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If we are successful with our land claim, I must buy Mr. Ramaphosa a case of whiskey!
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"If we are successful, CETA will become the blueprint for all ambitious future trade deals," he said.
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If they are successful, McConnell would offer the ObamaCare repeal proposal as an amendment to that legislation.
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Among them are successful tech executives such as Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg and YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki.
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If the tests are successful, they will be rolled out to a bigger audience, the company said.
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"There [are] still plenty of IPOs coming out of Silicon Valley that are successful," Kennedy told Recode.
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Louis Riel by Chester Brown and Billie Holiday by Muñoz and Sampayo are successful examples of that.
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"A lot of companies are exploring the potential of EVs, but not a lot are successful," Rawlinson said.
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Yeah, there'll be some that are successful but it's still going to be tough to draw an audience.
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If they are successful, Hayabusa2 and OSIRIS-REx will return to Earth in the early 2020s with samples.
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If they are successful, then I think yeah it could really change what we think of this feminism.
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Quit Genius says that 70 percent of those smokers want to quit, but only 3 percent are successful.
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Either those who recognise the importance of existing political institutions are successful in defending them or they aren't.
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And, after all, it's why companies that focus on open design headphones, like Grado, are successful with audiophiles.
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If negotiators are successful in finding a solution for the Irish issue next week, sterling could move higher.
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Anxiety can strike even those of us who appear like they are successful and have their life together.
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The fact that most or all successful people are optimists does not guarantee that all optimists are successful.
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Players who are successful at the challenge, which runs through October 31, will be tested in Siegel's laboratory.
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In reality, companies are successful because of the dream teams that are built around the founder, Nazar said.
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One thing Urbanek has observed is that people who are successful tend not to dwell on their failures.
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Developers who are successful on ARKit could see ARCore (and Camera Effects where relevant) as secondary platforms commercially.
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Students who are successful in continuing their studies would still be obligated to pay off their student loans.
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The I.O.C., however, has said that Russian athletes whose appeals are successful should compete for the Russian team.
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IF THEY – WE'RE ROOTING FOR THEM IF THEY ARE SUCCESSFUL, THE STOCK PRICE IS GOING UP A LOT.
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Uber and Netflix are successful because they have streamlined the time it takes to get a job done.
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Unfortunately, only 8 percent of those Americans are successful in achieving their resolutions and making real, lasting change.
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If they are successful, officials say it would be the first system of its kind in the country.
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If those efforts are successful, this rollback would increase carbon emissions by up to 1,300 million metric tons.
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Coaches will still be allowed only two challenges per game, or three if the first two are successful.
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If they are successful though, it's seen as unlikely that the CRA will be successful in the House.
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How It All Ends Not without a few close calls, Jen and Kira are successful in their mission.
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The governor first wants to see whether his push for congestion pricing and other transit changes are successful.
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If the plaintiffs in this case are successful, the arms race for top athletes may have no limit.
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Why not let the Cabinet secretaries — many of whom are successful businessmen or generals — run their own shops?
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You don't see that many people that are successful and respected by everyone, and it's a rare combination.
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These tactics, to the extent that they are successful, reveal a truth about what really brings Americans together.
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If their efforts are successful, they will take money from some of America's hardest-working and lowest-paid employees.
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If those are successful, he plans to continue with the fourth and fifth movies, which he already has written.
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President Trump said on Monday he would know in "three or four weeks" if the trade talks are successful.
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A Republican congressman opined that the black protesters "hate white people, because white people are successful"; he later apologised.
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The prevailing perception is that dentists are successful and wealthy, so sympathy is, somewhat understandably, harder to come by.
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Some lawyers have also agreed to file cases on Badass members' behalf, and only charge if they are successful.
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If Waymo or other AV companies are successful, they could help reduce one of the leading contributors to crashes.
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Kickers are successful three-quarters of the time, on average, according to an analysis of penalties by The Economist.
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"If we are successful, all athletes might think about circumventing the CAS," said Thomas Summerer, one of Pechstein's lawyers.
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"If we are successful at the World Cup then we've got more eyes on us, more attention," she said.
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If they are successful, it would mean that each Latvian will have paid just over $100 towards the building.
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While psychopaths are successful, theirs is certainly not the kind of success others should try to emulate, says Galynker.
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Or, ask the creditor to waive the fee — surprisingly many consumers are successful when requesting a fee waiver. 2.
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In reality, though, companies are successful because of the dream teams that are built around the founder, Nazar said.
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Some of these attacks are successful but most are mitigated by cyber security investments the financial services sector made.
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Put simply, I think workers like leaders who are successful, often irrespective of how hard they make them work.
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Clyburn said that even if Democrats are successful, there should be a "real assessment" of its leadership, per Politico.
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If they are successful, the cost to Volkswagen will dwarf the company's $220 billion settlement in the United States.
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In many cases, the best tool to ensure remote work arrangements are successful is through training and performing drills.
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"Both are successful, privileged men who managed to become leaders of the rebellion against the elite," Mr. Shavit said.
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People who are successful usually got that way through some form of group privilege and a legacy of oppression.
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As people are successful and they try to make a difference in the world, you can be involved philanthropically.
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"When we do efforts like that, and they are successful, we have to bring them back," Mr. Schulz said.
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Calhoun could receive a $7 million bonus if his efforts to get the 737 Max flying again are successful.
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In most cases, they are successful professionals who have adopted a do-it-yourself approach to private equity investing.
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The setup spurs him to work harder and to make more money if the books are successful, he says.
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One reason our programs are successful is they are founded and funded by employers and labor working in unison.
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People who are successful and happy focus on activities that address a variety of needs, not just immediate achievements.
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There is no letup to competition on the horizon, regardless of whether banks are successful in making account charges stick.
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Repetto has been making gentle expansions into other product categories, and those on display at the new store are successful.
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I do think that if this is done, if we are successful in any part, we'd make companies more competitive.
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There will also be feedback exchanged between both teams after each case, to ensure that illegal gun prosecutions are successful.
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If those three flights are successful, then Rocket Lab will get to work fulfilling its contractual obligations to its customers.
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The company is expecting to complete testing in February, with a wider rollout in 2018 if preliminary trials are successful.
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Munn also spoke about the litany of terrible movies and the male actors who are successful in spite of it.
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"Abusers are successful when they keep control of that little world — a world that is based on fear," he explains.
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" Berelc's TV BFF May agreed, adding, "When women are successful and they're happy with what they're doing, that's always important.
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The people who are successful in this medium have the support and resources to make their dream projects come alive.
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It takes some chances and not all of them are successful, but make no mistake: this is a special game.
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States do not continually test weapons systems and then, as soon as they are successful, use them against enemy targets.
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Politics is a rough business — and those who are successful are the ones who seek to win at all costs.
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Cyber attacks are conducted against sectors of the U.S. power grid; some are successful but quickly mitigated by physical overrides.
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Both are successful; both are borderline workaholics; and both are intensely devoted to the arts, and the enjoyment of them.
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Many of the retailers that are actually doing well at the moment are successful for one simple reason: they're cheap.
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It's hard to say if the attempts are successful because Jem feels so rooted in the 1980s visually and culturally.
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If the trials are successful, same-day online grocery delivery will be available in 30 stores by Christmas, it said.
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But even if any of them are successful, the WHO says we're still years away from having a usable vaccine.
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Co-founder Yaron Schwarcz is sensitive to the fact that if companies like his are successful they will displace workers.
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"That's the important lesson for people who are successful; it doesn't have to be about the next hit," he said.
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He said there were opportunities for Pfizer's compounds - if they are successful - to work in combination or sequentially with Gilead's.
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"A lot of this is going to be up to making sure that we are successful in November," she said.
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If talks with the U.S. are successful, the U.S. could see another 60 containers of plastic waste returned this year.
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For the most part, these strikes are successful and gain significant online attention from politicians, watchdog groups, and consumers alike.
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Certainly, there are successful active managers, but risking your retirement to try to make extra money is not worth it.
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The behaviors that follow are the hallmarks of people who are successful and happy because they address these four needs.
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He said there were opportunities for Pfizer's compounds - if they are successful - to work in combination or sequentially with Gilead's.
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"Roughly one-in-four or one-in-five [proposals] are successful in getting time," Tan said in a phone interview.
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According to WWF, polar bears spend over 50% of their time hunting, but less than 2% of their attempts are successful.
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If you are successful, rivals will copy your idea and you will need to find ways to stay innovative and relevant.
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"Most of our friends who are successful in comedy are the ones working in at least three different disciplines," Miller says.
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And if they are successful and develop new capabilities we are happy use what they learn for our missions as well.
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If the researchers developing the lithium-air (Li-Air) battery are successful, that technology could equal the energy density of gasoline.
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So it comes as no surprise that women who are successful at terminating their unwanted pregnancies benefit from it, researchers say.
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As efforts to control a disease are successful, the sense of urgency fades, making it hard to maintain the political momentum.
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The initial products in a new medium are successful products from the prior medium copied and forced into the new medium.
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"If you look at our top 10 or 20 instructors, there's virtually no pattern of verticals that are successful," Nagpal said.
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It's really hard to come up with numbers on this because people who are successful at death fraud are considered dead.
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The three billionaires are successful now but have all had to quit common bad habits over the course of their careers.
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In this case, we can infer that the members of Tame Impala are successful businesspeople with limited control over their emotions.
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If those tests are successful, then the companies will perform the first flights of their vehicles with crew in the summer.
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If they are successful, their risk for additional vaginal deliveries drops even lower: up to one in 500, or 0.2 percent.
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But despite the biological roadblocks, plenty of people are successful at losing weight and keeping it off over the long term.
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It's also the changing personality of the people who are successful here — the finance major is now the computer science graduate.
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If the tests are successful, Penney's should be able to keep more stores open, Cowen and Co. analyst Oliver Chen said.
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The positive scenario If Temer's reforms are successful, they could trigger a virtuous circle of deeper reforms after the 2018 elections.
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India's 230 elite engineering schools attract more than a million applications each year and less than 210% of applicants are successful.
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However, if the tests with GQ and Vogue are successful, Condé Nast may consider making content for Echo Look owners specifically.
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When operators are successful in being able to get a higher value of their delivery, then we too can be successful.
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Even if they are successful, the gambit could actually put them in an even tougher electoral position in November and beyond.
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When tests are successful, North Korea releases detailed photographs and other information that allows us to understand more about the missiles.
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If Alfa are successful, the Briton will lose the two points as well as his run of 23 successive scoring finishes.
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"If we are successful, we have impact that is positive beyond just the positive economic impact of the business," Tabis said.
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"It's not going to be just Apple," Hassett said, adding that sales will recover if trade negotiations with China are successful.
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If these swaps are successful, Venezuela could finally discharge a large volume of long-awaited fuel supplies for its domestic market.
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More than 80% of cardholders who ask for a larger limit are successful, according to Ted Rossman, industry analyst at Creditcards.com.
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This work is critical to empowering voters, strengthening our party, and ensuring that Democrats are successful in 2018, 2020 and beyond.
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A small percentage of suicide attempts by other means are successful, while nearly all suicide attempts by gun lead to death.
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Your success is important to us and we recognize that the Instacart community can only be successful if you are successful.
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If the ISPs are successful, look for a spirited net neutrality debate this fall featuring Motherboard's favorite member of Congress Rep.
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Elist maintains that so far, no loss of sensation has been reported and that around 95 percent of operations are successful.
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And because it doesn't have a specific industry of focus, graduates are successful in everything from consumer packaged goods to robotics.
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Even if nursing homes are successful in getting infected workers to take days off, they may run into trouble finding replacements.
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These moves are "powerful for domestic consumption in Mexico, regardless whether legal actions in the US are successful," Flores-Macías said.
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I believe that you must be open to change even when you are successful, without waiting the problems to come along.
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However, if you are successful, a lot of Israeli companies are also able to sell into European countries and Asian countries.
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In court records, LuLaRoe's response to the lawsuits tends to have a pattern: They just hate us because we are successful.
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This Samaritan also seems to think it right to redistribute money from those who are successful and give it to losers.
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But the Model 3 and the A220 are successful at delivering interiors that lives up to expectations — and even exceeds them.
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They are successful in convincing both her and her brother Jamie, the commander of her forces and her most trusted ally.
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All are successful in their own ways, but the network is clearly unsatisfied with the scattered results of its growing pains.
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Here's the paradox: Modern liberal democratic societies are successful at improving the lives and freedoms of people who live in them.
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More Like Taylor ShadeThese People Are Successful, but Also MadCalvin Harris Swiftly Calls Taylor Tailor of Song Gotta Catch Em All?
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Whether these candidates are successful or not, their young followers might end up disappointed at the amount of radical change they see.
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Sixty percent of all the species' hunts are successful, which is the statistic that makes them the deadliest cat on the planet.
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If they are successful, they will have assaulted the rule of law by persuading the public to accept innuendo and known untruths.
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Trump issues executive order to start rolling back Obamacare Jia Ireland is hopeful Governor Snyder's pleas to the federal government are successful.
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If all are successful, it would be mean a reduction from eight, but still a larger number than the government originally wanted.
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"The far right are successful not because they are strong, but because the mainstream political forces appear to be weak," Shekhovtsov said.
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On the daily level of interaction, the WhatsApp groups are successful at providing a sounding board of assistance and in motivating farmers.
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"We think we can reach output of 800,000 tonnes in 2020, if we are successful in closing the borders," Coulibaly told reporters.
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" He told Larry King in an interview that year that "most of the people I know that are successful really don't takevacations.
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"They have to really understand that the people that are around them are ultimately the reason that they are successful," he said.
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" The rapper says he has plans to build generational wealth for his family, and adds, "I search for people who are successful.
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If trials are successful, doctors may one day able to send software updates directly to medical implants without any surgery at all.
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Internal estimates show that if the barriers are successful they can reduce the trash by more than 40 percent over 10 years.
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It seems to me that there's a commonality and that a lot of these things that are successful are designed for argument.
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Still, success stories like Autolib' and BlueIndy are successful enough that it could push more cities to join the EV-sharing movement.
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The sailor who'd been on the Devastator said the underwater drones are successful in finding mines only about 20% of the time.
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If the groups are successful in their suits, it could set off a wave in other states looking to eliminate abortion restrictions.
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Winberg says he hopes coal could survive if these small power plants are successful even amid market trends going the other direction.
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Many YouTubers, including Dawson, have realized that fringe content—like conspiracy theories and far right political beliefs—are successful on the site.
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If the talks are successful, the new ownership group would acquire the rights to the Crew and its history from the league.
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If they are successful, Ms. Lowey would be the first chairwoman of the Appropriations Committee, the powerful panel that controls discretionary spending.
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Association executives have to contend regularly with executives who are successful in their own right, with proven track records in their field.
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It's made up of those who have been told they are successful and those who have been told they are left behind.
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Rapists' defense attorneys know they can rely on juries' susceptibility to these unexamined myths, and more often than not, they are successful.
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"In Japan, it is a matter of pride that your children are successful in life, also in their love life," Aki explains.
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New York's action shows how states may be able to preserve certain parts of Obamacare even if Republicans' repeal efforts are successful.
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I hope that I am invited back to discuss these solutions in greater depth and that we are successful in our goals.
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Demagogues will enjoy impunity with the lack of free press if they are successful in silencing a critical voice in the society.
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Officials from Guinness World Records will attend the launch and present a certificate to Borden and his team if they are successful.
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Whether these Trump followers are successful in advancing their political careers is the final test of Trump&aposs influence over the GOP.
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After posting bail, she added, he would go to live with his parents, who are successful real estate developers in New Jersey.
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Though the networks are successful, they are also a black box because it is hard to reconstruct how they achieve their result.
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If Amazon's retail pilots in Seattle are successful, the company sometimes rolls out the concepts across other places in the United States.
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Even if you are successful in realizing a dream, it still usually takes many years for a dream to make you money.
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In fact, a study by Scranton University found that only 19% of people are successful at keeping their resolutions for two years.
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Even if some projects on Ethereum's blockchain are successful, they haven't been perfected or widely adopted as fast as some investors hoped.
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So we need people that are smart, we need people that are successful and they got successful because generally speaking, they're smart.
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Enduring accomplishments are so critical that they separate those who are successful and happy from those who are always left wanting more.
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If they are successful, an idea derided as unthinkable can become so inevitable that it's hard to believe it was ever otherwise.
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But Cleckley also alluded to the possibility that some psychopathic individuals are successful interpersonally and occupationally, at least in the short term.
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If future proposals are successful, three-quarters of the Putumayo River will become a vast, unfragmented corridor for wildlife across northern Peru.
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Overall, though, allowing for misses and saves, high shots are successful 79% of the time compared with 72% for low ones (see chart).
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That's a large part of why POVs are successful: they grab the viewer's attention by pulling them into the plot of the video.
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"The new models are successful, sales are at record levels and profits are up substantially," Chief Executive Hakan Samuelsson said in a statement.
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"Young men (are) always trying to show their success and to appear like they (are) successful more than they are," said Akhmet Tokbergenov.
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All the while, the venture firms can profit from management fees long before any of the start-ups they bet on are successful.
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WHEN YOU LOOK BACK, IF WE ARE SUCCESSFUL, WE WILL HAVE DONE A GOOD JOB AT DELIVERING FOR OUR SHAREHOLDERS ON THAT BASIS.
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What they don't realize is that they're successful (if they are successful, which most aren't) despite the long hours, not because of them.
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If they are successful, those mice may eventually be released on sea islands where mice have been known to prey on albatross chicks.
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Overall, though, allowing for misses and saves, high shots are successful 79% of the time compared with 72% for low shots (see chart).
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If the first two venues are successful, MSG will try to build arenas in more locations, according to people familiar with the matter.
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"When it comes to any profession, the people that are successful long-term are typically willing to accept the cost required," he says.
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Traders and fund managers pursue strategies they believe will be profitable; those that are successful keep going; those that lose money, drop out.
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Zillow Group CEO Spencer Rascoff, Trivago CEO Rolf Schromgens, and Thrive Global CEO Arianna Huffington are successful business leaders with very different workspaces.
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While they'd still be able to see which campaigns are successful, it does prevent them from tracking an individual's habits in real time.
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There are [also] some customers who are successful [but] they have not yet grown out—they just continue to work out of here.
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So whether they are successful or not depends on what kind of husband they have [and] their husband's social status and financial situation.
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And by the way, if you ARE successful, since you didn't really earn it, you should give away the fruits of that success.
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Not all of those relationships are successful because you haven't been able to digest what happened and get your priorities back on track.
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You tell the Dungeon Master (DM) what you want to do, and then use dice throws to determine whether those actions are successful.
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Indeed, if smokeSCREEN VR and those planned to follow are successful, these young voices may eventually be heard across the country and beyond.
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Having said that, it is not exactly a newsflash that political staffers pitch stories to journalists – sometimes those pitches are successful, sometimes not.
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The Democratic leader noted her "biggest fear," in terms of domestic issues, is if Republicans are successful in passing their tax reform legislation.
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If we are successful in this effort, then we can start the border project of remaking our immigration system for the 21st century.
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The events are successful enough that Mr. Bottinelli and his friends now stage them in Buenos Aires about once a month, sometimes more.
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They're very protective, and it really makes it easy, from a vetting perspective, to see which brands are successful and which ones aren't.
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Because this apron says you love people (cooking for others is an instinctual form of caregiving … remember Mom?) and that you are successful.
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If the tools are successful at capturing intention and sustaining action and so engaging and activating citizens in a long term political campaign.
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If they are successful, a trial to determine whether Mr. Trump will be acquitted or removed from office would follow in the Senate.
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If we are successful in gaining a seat on the Security Council, we are determined to maintain our balanced and inclusive foreign policy.
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AND IF WE ARE SUCCESSFUL, THIS WILL BE A GREAT BENEFIT TO U.S. COMPANIES, HAVING FREE AND FAIR RECIPROCAL TRADE AROUND THE WORLD.
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The women we convened were passionate about their careers in national security and feel they are successful contributors when they aren't held back.
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" Mr. Rodger had referred to men who are successful with women as "Chads" and to the unattainable women who rejected him as "Stacys.
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Lawyers typically work on a contingency basis — meaning they are paid only if there is a settlement or they are successful at trial.
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Even if Trump's executive orders are successful in cutting back regulations, they are subject to immediate reversal once a new president is elected.
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If the politicos are successful, such regulations will fundamentally impact our economy and the connected environment we have come to understand and love.
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Company owners deny the claims made by their drivers, arguing most drivers are successful, and those who aren't have the freedom to quit.
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Having said that, it is not exactly a newsflash that political staffers pitch stories to journalists -- sometimes those pitches are successful, sometimes not.
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"The grievance in their minds – the animus, the anger – they hate white people because white people are successful and they're not," Pittenger said.
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Important rule: the ones who are successful ALL the time are either criminals or about to lose everything And what do I do now?
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"The data would show you if the Republicans are successful at holding unified government, the odds are that could spark serious upside," Emanuel said.
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"The new trade unions are successful, and they're growing rapidly," Shalmy continues, telling me that UVW gained 124 members in the last month alone.
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"I should point out that people all along the spectrum of performance—using shortcuts, using familiar paths, and so on—are successful," she says.
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In Shear's view, the people who are successful are people who have proven they can do something good over a long period of time.
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Most keep in touch, sending remittances (and, if they are successful, venture capital), circulating ideas and connections, and even returning home as successful entrepreneurs.
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"You're going to have a queue of oilmen forming the next morning" at the Treasury Department if the airline transactions are successful, he said.
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"You also get equity so if you are successful you become a millionaire, you make much more money than I do," the CEO joked.
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Our member businesses take product safety seriously, not only to protect their customers, but to ensure their companies are successful for the long term.
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Even if the trails are successful, they're very small to determine whether the CRISPR-edited immune cells will be the new tool against cancer.
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Johnson says parliament is undermining his negotiations, causing the EU to wait and see if efforts to block a no-deal exit are successful.
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If his new critics and established critics are successful in completely neutering the rest of his presidency, what exactly do they think comes next?
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Byford, who often points out that most subway trips are successful and therefore forgettable, stood in a half-empty car and considered his position.
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They described the situation as temporary, and said executives may return if proposed talks between Chevron and PDVSA to resolve the dispute are successful.
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If people who are successful always run from the neighborhood, it's a guarantee that the neighborhood's going to go the way of the gangbangers.
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If we are successful in this effort, we will then have the best chance in a very long time at real bipartisan immigration reform.
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"If negotiations are successful, the administration is prepared to rescind the notice of withdrawal and remain" in the treaty, the White House statement said.
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Lung cancer, a genetic type of colorectal cancer and melanoma have huge numbers of mutations, and immunotherapy drugs often are successful in treating them.
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Ideas like more structure and guidance for students and block scheduling are successful reforms being tried in numerous states, including Texas, Georgia and Indiana.
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When such lawsuits are successful — after litigation that takes several years or more — the whistle-blower receives a percentage of the total amount awarded.
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While Mr. Sayoc's sisters are successful and his mother ran her own cosmetics business, Mr. Sayoc bumped between jobs, arrests, apartments and his van.
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This procedure is what&aposs called an external cephalic version (ECV) and about half of these procedures are successful in properly reorienting the baby.
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Energy production, which can potentially lower utility costs, also figures in some airport plans, although "some ventures are successful, others aren't," Mr. Kirsch said.
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If the Democratic primary candidates pander to you, question it, and if they are successful in being elected, will they only govern for you?
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Remind us again why college-educated suburbanites who are successful in business or the professions and are unenthralled with Donald Trump should vote Republican?
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If Kushner and his team are successful in crafting a starting point for Republicans, it will be a crucial step for immigration reform efforts.
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But if Democrats are successful in forcing the end of the filibuster, the U.S. Senate will be irrevocably changed – and not for the better.
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But if new methods are successful, perhaps one day they'll return to being itchy pests, and relinquish their title of world's most deadly animal.
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Consumers are less prepared than ever before to absorb the additional costs that would result if the car companies are successful in their efforts.
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It takes a lot of electricity to be a miner, and the ones who are successful tend to use a large network of mining rigs.
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"They are ... successful and they do generate sales and some profit," said Coles CEO Steven Cain on an analyst call, referring to both companies' schemes.
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Among the incel community, "Chads" is used to refer to men who are successful with women, while "Stacys" refers to the women who reject incels.
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However, if they are successful, platforms enjoy winner-take-all dynamics and strong network effects that create a key defensive moat to keep competitors out.
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While we definitely appreciate feedback and have a whole forum dedicated to sharing feedback, we are successful because we maximize and focus on the positive!
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There are successful companies dedicated to the concept of second and third opinions, and our chief executive deserves to benefit from that level of care.
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And although plenty of tech companies introduce goals for narrowing the gap, it never feels like these plans to diversify are successful or aggressive enough.
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If the Avengers are successful in bringing all of the fallen heroes back, we'd love to see Drax get another moment with Thanos on-screen.
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"Accordingly, it is imperative to the mission of this agency that we are successful in safely and effectively executing both the SLS and Orion programs."
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"If [processors] are successful in considering Perfect Day as milk, they [could] use Perfect Day to make ice cream or yogurt or cheese," Eby said.
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When the mutants are successful, pixelated flashes of neon red, green and purple explode on a grassy battle arena in the center of the screen.
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If we are successful in making prevention our priority, we can get to a point where this new presidential directive is rarely if ever used.
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Maybe it's because the Gemstones, unlike the Eastbound & Down hero and washed up pitcher Kenny Powers, are successful and at the top of their game.
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Moreover, if Trump and hardliners in Congress are successful in slashing immigration in half, Social Security will lose $2.4 trillion over the next 75 years.
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Some of those are successful (hello, gym membership), while others are pushed to the side again and again while I complain about having to adult.
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And it will be a few weeks from now before we see new case numbers start to fall if our lockdown measures today are successful.
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Many of these feminists are successful women with large disposable incomes; their tastes and purchasing power have contributed to the rise of the young idols.
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MSF are working to have these multilingual passports recognized in Zimbabwe and Malawi—if they are successful, patients could receive uninterrupted HIV treatment across borders.
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U.S. oil output is increasing but is unlikely to be able to fill the supply gap if U.S. sanctions are successful in blocking Iranian exports.
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And if these cases are successful, Big Oil will finally be forced to assume a greater portion of the costs they have foisted on taxpayers.
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According to the World Wildlife Fund, polar bears spend more than 50% of their time hunting and are successful less than 2% of that time.
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If Amazon Web Services' chip efforts are successful, it could lessen the unit's reliance on Intel Corp and Advanced Micro Devices Inc for server chips.
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If Democrats are successful in blocking Gorsuch, Senate Republicans have signaled they'll employ the "nuclear option" to do away with filibusters for Supreme Court nominees.
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Facebook and Google are successful at it because they've been able to log information on your online habits for years and steer their ads accordingly.
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There's a lot of people like me, maybe like you, who are successful and are doing fine by this system who also don't like it.
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Both are successful, but both have their flaws, and side-by-side, they prove, after all this, that there's many right ways to be a woman.
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"The grievance in the [protesters'] mind – the animus, the anger – they hate white people because white people are successful and they're not," he told the publication.
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If the retrieval and the return journey are successful, the asteroid material could provide clues to the origin of the solar system and life on Earth.
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In other words, how often attacks can be expected in that industry, how often they are successful, and what the operational and financial impacts could be.
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If they are successful, the U.S. oil industry's ability to bring more wells to production at lower cost could amp up future output and company profits.
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"This year that's changing and our customers are successful in launching their own LTE chips," he added, referring to the chips used in 4G mobile communications.
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The case is at an early stage, but if they are successful, experts say, it could lead to more lawsuits across the country against gun manufacturers.
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"If we are successful, this will be right up there with reading glasses and birth control in terms of the impact on human life," said David.
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He predicts that it will be available in six to 10 years if the trials are successful, and if they can make a cost-effective formula.
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If those processes are successful, then those trolls might "strike gold," the DHS says, by reaching mainstream news sources or causing real-life conflicts between Americans.
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Having money seems to telegraph that you are successful, in a way that's totally disconnected with how successful you are in other areas of your life.
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But Pentagon officials acknowledged to CNN that there is pressure within the administration to tout the success of the effort -- if indeed the operations are successful.
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If their O2O plans are successful, firms reap a multitude of benefits for their mobile businesses including more data about consumer spending and online usage habits.
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Each time they are successful in identifying such cases, the machine is better able to learn about them and deal with similar cases in the future.
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"The market sees the efforts are successful and reacts - the prices have almost reached $70 per barrel," Novak told Falih, according to the ministry's web site.
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If the lobbying efforts are successful, they could benefit domestic firms while squeezing out big-name companies like Amazon and Uber from the hugely promising market.
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If they are successful in pushing ISIS out of that city and out of all of Iraq, the question then becomes, what happens the day after?
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The bee stalkers run and pounce, swiping hand-held nets like the ones butterfly collectors use, calling out, "Bee!" or "Got one!" when they are successful.
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The paintings I make are never grounded in secondary reference but begin as gesture drawings and are successful based upon the strength of their abstract language.
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"It just demonstrates what we've always known: that women can be, and are, successful in congressional races," said Kelly Dittmar, Gender Watch 2018's project director.
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"The people I've known who are successful and happy are the people who treat others with the same dignity that they demand for themselves," he said.
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Companies like Costco and the grocer Wegman's have a base pay closer to that of what the retail activists seek and are successful by many measures.
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There's only a handful of really big scripted television producers in the world that really do it on a global basis and are successful at it.
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If efforts to rebuild or strengthen camps are successful, what do you think would be the next step for children and teenagers living there, and why?
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According to a 2018 report from ESPN's The Undefeated, even when the teams are successful, black men and women are often statistically underrepresented on their rosters.
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"We are successful in bringing change, as otherwise I would not be sitting in Parliament," Mr. Sadeghi said, referring to his status as a corruption fighter.
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Many folks with Asperger's, not just Greta and me, function at a high level and are successful doctors, attorneys, CEOs, fine and performing artists and celebrities.
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Instead, we simply believe that if the businesses of the investees are successful (as we believe most will be) our investments will be successful as well.
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Programs such as this are successful because they focus on managing the entire landscape instead of just the tracts of land managed by the federal government.
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If his efforts are successful, AMLO, as he is known, could fix the long-term problems that still hold Mexico back from reaching its full potential.
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Yeum also says that Amazon&aposs famous policy of customer obsession appeals to partners, as they can both focus up on making sure customers are successful.
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If we are successful at that, we may remain an unequal society, but inequality may not be as much of a dilemma as it appears today.
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The Hypospadias Association, which offers support to people afflicted with the condition, tells us they have hundreds of members, many of whom are successful, high achievers.
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By some estimates, only about 0003% of overweight individuals are successful in keeping off at least 2000% of their initial body weight for a year or longer.
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If the negotiations are successful, a deal could come as early as this week, the source said, asking not to be identified because the matter is confidential.
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Bucketfeet is raising the artist commission for each sale from $1 to $10, which means they could make a lot more money if their designs are successful.
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It is often difficult to get cases regarding disability discrimination in the workplace to court, she said, and even if cases are successful, compensation payouts are low.
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"It's a 14-minute flight time if all the factors are successful and if it gets through all the US defense layers in place," Charfauros told CNN.
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It was a clear shot at the Trump administration's health care push: Federal funding for that Medicaid expansion would be eliminated if Trump and Pence are successful.
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"Given how long it will take for pre-revenue companies to demonstrate whether they are successful, for retail investors, it's almost like investing in bitcoin," she said.
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However, he said that if House Democrats are successful in obtaining a copy of Trump's tax returns, then he will also request a copy of the documents.
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If Democrats are successful in taking back the House in 2018, it's almost certain that party leadership will permit impeachment hearings of the President to get underway.
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"If the attorneys general are successful in getting his tax returns subpoenaed, that would be a big problem for the president," Republican strategist Rick Tyler told MSNBC.
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If the measures there and in San Francisco are successful, the sugary beverage tax would expand to a population of over 1.4 million in the Bay Area.
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If these flights are successful, there will be a lot of pressure to accelerate that or, at a minimum, to preserve it so they don't lose revenue.
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If the discussions are successful, the Chinese company would sign an offtake agreement and receive a portion of the facility's products in payment, according to the executive.
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The decision included $347 million in punitive damages, which are awarded in only 5 percent of civil trials in which plaintiffs are successful, according to government data.
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It's easy to see other people who are successful (financially or otherwise) and feel like you are falling behind, but don't let yourself become anxious or overwhelmed.
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Chanos also takes issues with drillers using the so-called full-cost accounting method, which allows them to capitalize costs whether or not exploration projects are successful.
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There's no doubt that the market-making function of companies that are successful in this space produces value to the economy by reducing search and transaction costs.
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But not all strategies are successful, and many refiners are hesitant to lock in differentials when the widening trend boosts their margins, said a Canadian industry source.
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Cardin said Trump "absolutely" deservers credit for pushing for diplomacy and that the president should be recognized for his achievements if discussions with North Korea are successful.
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Most of America wouldn't be affected at all and those wealthy individuals who are successful enough to pay more would be unlikely to hold back on investment.
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They and the rest of the starry cast are successful, openly gay men, as are the producers, Ryan Murphy and David Stone, and the director, Joe Mantello.
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We are successful; we live and work among other successful people of different races who we think see us as the full and complex individuals we are.
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But as government agencies push to act quickly, more officials are realizing that the first actions taken to fight a disease can determine whether the efforts are successful.
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If the negotiations are successful, the deal could be announced as early as this week, the sources added, asking not to be identified because the matter is confidential.
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"Overcrowded destinations are successful, but there is a thin line between success and failure," Dubrovnik mayor Mato Frankovic told Reuters at the ITB travel trade fair in Berlin.
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If projects are successful, Googlers will be allowed to continue to work on them; if not, they're invited to return to work at Google, in a different role.
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Seing the people I work with that are over 30/40 makes me understand that they were once like me and now are successful and earning good money.
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What is clear is that if new technologies are successful, California, with its push toward zero emissions and lucrative tax incentives, will lead the way in the charge.
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Netflix's assortment of young adult dramas are successful to varying degrees — from the creatively superior Sex Education and American Vandal to the passable Insatiable and 13 Reasons Why.
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Without France there is no EU. So Germany's first priority must be to cease any sort of populism towards France and to make sure we are successful together.
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Even workers who are successful and satisfied with their jobs need opportunities to stretch themselves by working with new people, developing new skills or taking on new responsibilities.
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Franklin County Common Pleas Judge William Woods said he's hopeful those impacted by Hignite's actions "are successful in overcoming the harm that has been done in this case."
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When it comes to pornography and religion, some religious porn users are successful at changing their behavior, and they either use it less often or not at all.
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But there is hope: There are 17 drugs currently in late-stage clinical trials that could be out within the next five years if those trials are successful.
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Republicans should celebrate those who are successful—Americans do not hate the rich, they want to join them, he likes to say, quoting his late father, a postman.
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The courts have made it difficult for regulators to win antitrust cases, and even when such cases are successful, they tend to take many years to play out.
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If Hensarling, Republicans in Congress and Wall Street Democrats are successful in repealing Dodd-Frank regulations, they will only be contributing to the growing problem of economic inequality.
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These are only some protections that will be extinguished if the Republicans are successful in repealing the Affordable Care Act or if the Supreme Court declares it unconstitutional.
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The biggest crypto exchanges are successful and have great user experience, but in no way are using the peer-to-peer aspect that makes blockchain a unique technology.
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The report also found that suicide attempts are successful when an inmate is kept in a cell with "anchoring devices," such as a bed bunk or cell door.
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If people are successful enough to become investors, they're shrewd enough to smell BS. The CEO does not need to be the highest-paid person at your startup.
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But if Democrats are successful, the returns could offer them their first comprehensive look into the heart of the Trump Organization and the finances of the first family.
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But each has limitations, and even if Democrats are successful in ultimately getting ahold of the evidence and testimony they seek, Mr. Trump's actions could slow their investigations.
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Leader Abrams' focus will not change: she will lead voter protection efforts in key states across the country, and make sure Democrats are successful in Georgia in 2020.
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Arguments come first; when they are successful, facts follow — at least for a while, until a new round of arguments replaces them with a new set of facts.
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Bulgaria, along with several other nations that aspire to full democracy, are examples of what can happen when programs to compromise an independent and intrusive press are successful.
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But every CEO, and actually most professionals I know that are successful, are pretty focused on constantly getting better and improving in the areas where they see gaps.
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"If we are successful in this, it is game over for all the other heavy lift rockets," Musk said Monday evening on a press call, reports Business Insider.
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Information sessions like SCRC's are successful because there's such a hunger for fertility information in a country where infertility is stigmatized and reproductive health education is often lacking.
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"Overcrowded destinations are successful, but there is a thin line between success and failure," Dubrovnik mayor Mato Frankovic told Reuters at the IT travel trade fair in Berlin.
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Trudeau also predicted talk of tariffs would likely disappear if slow-moving negotiations to update the North American Free Trade Agreement - currently stuck on autos issues - are successful.
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If they are successful, that's what I think, but in the meantime the media companies will keep getting bigger because there will be more and more consolidation around.
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If they are successful, that could impact Gates' ability to testify for Mueller's team in other cases going forward about other aspects of their investigation he may know about.
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But if these trials are successful it wants to expand the service to other companies and retailers, eventually making robots a standard part of its same-day delivery service.
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"We think we're pretty unique because we are able to make products for different audiences and both are successful," Pocket Gems CEO Ben Liu told TechCrunch in an interview.
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It could be a favor in the regulatory code, or a tax exemption that gives a company or industry – almost inevitably incumbents who already are successful – a leg up.
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"If we are successful here we could have bets being taken in New Jersey within two weeks of a decision by the court," Christie told reporters after the argument.
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How long it will take, if efforts like IPwe are successful, is a forecast few experts want to make, especially with slow-moving governments reluctant to make major changes.
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If they are successful, the U.S. energy boom could find another gear as producers find profitable ways to extract the billions of barrels of oil remaining in older fields.
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"You get to believe in our society that only thin people are successful, and that's not true at all," he told Oprah in that same appearance on her show.
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According to one report, FairVote has compiled statistics that demonstrate between 10 and 15 percent of calls for recounts are successful in overturning results over the last 21625 years.
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Both are successful ex-prime ministers (of Portugal and New Zealand), who have run their UN briefs well: Ms Clark was undiplomatic, and brave, in pruning staff and budgets.
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If the new drugs are successful, backers that stand to benefit — like the federal government, state governments, employers, or private insurers — would pay back some share of the savings.
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"Whether we are successful in the next 100 years in having effective strategies against pathogenic bacteria … comes down to whether we can have multiple classes of antibacterials," Mobashery says.
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First, student debt must be reduced by extending eligibility for grants, rather than loans, to students from middle class families and to those who are successful in their studies.
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"Ultimately, if we are successful, we will begin competing more broadly for time against all forms of entertainment and informational services, and not just music streaming services," Ek said.
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"We have a very strong economy, and if the trade negotiations are successful, it'll be even stronger," said Kevin Hassett, chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers.
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If they are successful in powering cement production with sunlight, it would be a major step toward sustainability in an industry that has struggled to reduce its carbon footprint.
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"You make lots of films if you're lucky and some of them are successful and some of them aren't, but they all kind of fade away," Mr. Boyle said.
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QUICK: IF WE ARE SUCCESSFUL IN WRAPPING THINGS UP WITH CANADA BY FRIDAY AND MOVING AHEAD WITH NAFTA, WHAT'S THE TIMELINE FOR EUROPE AND THEN THE TIMELINE FOR CHINA?
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If the Democrats are successful in taking control of the House or the Senate in the next election, they will not be any more effective then those they replace.
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DeHaas agrees: "It's really about bringing diversity of skill and thought to ensure companies are successful in a very difficult environment," she tells CNBC Make It. Like this story?
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If they are successful in that game, against Slovakia, and the other two, then they will be through the next round and soccer-mad William will have much to celebrate.
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And when I consort with Laura and her friends, so many of whom are successful, established — often, wildly so — I worry about the trap of thinking I have made it.
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Other payment platforms like Venmo and PayPal are successful because they keep their transaction fees low, making you feel like you're not losing a ton of cash with every payment.
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"Etsy is only successful when our sellers are successful, and we are constantly listening to how we can better help them reach their goals," an Etsy spokesperson told BuzzFeed News.
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Well, put your assumptions aside, because here are successful franchise opportunities that, with a ton of hard work, can ring up millions in sales every year and make owners rich.
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Only about 40% of all missions to Mars are successful, according to NASA, and the United States is the only country whose spacecrafts have survived a landing on the planet.
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Another, in collaboration with the Warwickshire NHS Trust, is attempting the detection of early-stage colorectal cancer in 1,400 people (existing screening methods are successful only 9% of the time).
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The new system is called "Privacy Preserving Ad Click Attribution" and it's designed to let marketers can track which ads are successful—without further tracking the activity of individual users.
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Most of my friends who are "successful" with girls spend their days texting them for the simple sake of chatting with them, but that seems tiresome and pointless to me.
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"I know that there are a lot of people in the Bay Area that are trying to work on that problem and I hope that they are successful," Lee added.
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"And so not only Japan, but South Korea, China -- I imagine many nations will want to participate in the North Korean economy if we are successful in Singapore," he said.
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Whether or not these efforts are successful, Mr. Bannon, from the landlords' group, said he expected escalating housing costs to remain one of the state's central political issues for years.
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Today, with descendants scattered across the American West, those living in La Mora are successful pecan, chile, alfalfa and pomegranate farmers, raising children who have dual American and Mexican citizenship.
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The Alameda and San Francisco training programs, funded by grants from Medi-Cal, could be replicated throughout California if they are successful, according to the Department of Health Care Services.
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A few targeted trainings and regulations for preparedness and response cannot cover the range of community involvement and cross-sector coordination that is necessary to ensure these activities are successful.
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"'Thor: Ragnarok' and other Marvel films are successful in theaters because they don't attempt to be arthouse films wrapped in capes, but live action cartoons with simple themes," he said.
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At any rate, the study concludes that the blocks are successful, though seemed to deter mainly casual pirates, creating a small but meaningful increase in the use of legal alternatives.
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If the exercises are successful, Tukka will learn to find even small traces of the scent, and communicate that to Ms. Preston by pointing with his nose, then sitting down.
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I have friends who are successful who sleep ten hours a night, and I ask them, 'How can you compete against people like me if I only sleep four hours?
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Indeed, people who are successful as singles are especially likely to end up in happy marriages, in large part because of the personal and social resources they developed before marrying.
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You have to pass tax relief, restructure social security contributions, bolster the education budget — which is what the next grand coalition will vow to do, if the negotiations are successful.
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Other imitations are successful only in replicating the experience of visiting a real nightclub during the all-too-brightly lit hours of the day, which is invariably a let-down.
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"If we are successful in working with our stakeholders to restructure and get to a viable cost structure, we would see an opportunity to invest" in new vehicles, Ammann said.
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You can always fill in the gap by finding people who are successful in the areas you are not as strong in and then make them part of your team.
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If those are successful, it could be a turning point for Greece and signal a less volatile future for the eurozone, which is at last enjoying a broad economic recovery.
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Considering the numbers involved in the kit industry, it's perhaps understandable that manufacturers are unwilling to gamble on designs which are successful in the long term but contentious at launch.
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"They hate white people because white people are successful and they're not," Pittenger, 68, is a Republican serving his second term in Congress, and represents North Carolina's ninth congressional district.
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Even better, Snap could be a great investment if it uses the billions they expect to raise in the IPO to expand new lines of business, and those businesses are successful.
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If the Sandy Hook families are successful, Timothy Lytton, a law professor at Georgia State University, said on Monday he would expect the U.S. Supreme Court to take up the case.
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Most machine learning startups — image recognition or otherwise — will live and die by their data sets and the ability to accurately create the rules that will define whether they are successful.
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"If we are successful, what it will mean is that the progressive message and the issues that I campaigned on will be increasingly spread throughout this country," Sanders told USA Today.
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"We are in a position to be able to deliver the traffic for the streaming providers, and if those offers are successful, that would represent an upside for Akamai," Leighton said.
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And I hope the talks are successful and I applaud President Trump for making this his highest priority at the beginning of the administration, something that President Obama did not do.
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And web companies stand to benefit if efforts to expand broadband to unserved areas are successful — more people hooked up to high-speed broadband means potential new users for their services.
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Instead of bringing in savvy investors who might persuade others to hop aboard, state-owned firms are cramming in other friendly state-backed investors to ensure that their IPOs are successful.
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Queer and trans people won't lose the right to marry per se, but their unions won't be as inclusive as those of different-sex couples if marriage equality opponents are successful.
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Ashwath is tasked with putting together a top team of scientists and soldiers who will make sure preparations for the exercise go undetected by the Americans and the tests are successful.
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On a conference call Tuesday night, Marc Elias, Nelson's lead lawyer, said there is the potential of "many thousands" of new votes that could be counted if his lawsuits are successful.
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"The real news is not that openly gay candidates are successful, but that being openly gay has become irrelevant," said Richard Socarides, a former Clinton White House adviser on gay issues.
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If the strategies are successful, they may even have a ripple effect, he said, by sending out reformed extremists to condemn their former views and help discourage others from adopting them.
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"I think we might be pushing toward the higher end of the range if we are successful in 2020, and I don't see any reason why we wouldn't be," Paulides said.
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If the current trials involving just the small groups are successful, we will need to provide much more funding to cover the costs of testing the vaccine on thousands of participants.
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"The company has made a lot of dramatic moves, and shareholders seem to be saying they appreciate it and are going to wait to see if they are successful," said Fisch.
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Unlike American soaps, which have run for decades, the novelas often stay on the air for only a year or two, or on Telemundo a little longer if they are successful.
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It would be terrible for the world of medicine if they are successful, in that the American free market healthcare industry drives research and innovation for the rest of the world.
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What the job is: The DCCC chair is in charge of getting Democrats reelected, and it's seen as an important stepping stone to higher positions of leadership if Democrats are successful.
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"You point to this account and say we are successful, but we are not successful if people are suffering," said Nickie J. Antonio, a member of the state's House of Representatives.
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People on there know that the other people on the app are successful at what they do and are generally just more cultured, since it's really a hub for artsy humans.
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Political commentators have speculated that Johnson could ask his lawmakers to vote for a snap election if opposition MPs are successful in passing the legislation to block a no-deal Brexit.
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If Ward and Endres are successful, they will soon own a network of arenas across the country, and the Wecksteins will not have to fly 3,000 miles to watch Rocket League.
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If the former detainees are successful, it would be the first time a United States civilian court has held individuals accountable for their role in developing counterterrorism policies after the Sept.
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What if Mr. Trump's negotiators are successful in getting China to make life easier for American multinational corporations by blocking such transfers and thus lowering the price of doing business there?
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"Creators who are successful on the platform have come to learn through growing pains what it takes to run a financial successful creative business, while working with advertiser guidelines," Blake said.
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"The company has made a lot of dramatic moves, and shareholders seem to be saying they appreciate it and are going to wait to see if they are successful," Fisch said.
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Series finales are successful when they feel like the natural, inevitable consequences for the characters' behaviors, and despite its appetite for the wildly strange and imaginative, "BoJack Horseman" is never random.
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All major US airlines have profit sharing programs, but they vary in the degree to which they are successful in improving labor relations, said Adrian Yanoshik, a senior analyst at Berenberg.
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Presuming authorities are successful in bringing her back from South Korea, it would be hard to imagine that a 12-member jury from Boston, or any other community, would be sympathetic.
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The market for long-acting therapies such as Probuphine could be even larger if attempts to raise the limit on the number of opioid addicts a doctor can treat are successful.
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If Cohen's attorneys are successful and manage to obtain a sentence of time served, the result would equate to a 99.5% lower sentence than the recommendation from the US Sentencing Commission.
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It's called evolutionary computation, or genetic algorithms, and it sets up machines to do certain tasks; when one is successful through trial and error, it's combined with other machines that are successful.
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Plus, the photos are a representation of women of color who are successful leaders, creatives, parents, entrepreneurs, and the list goes on — which is also vastly underrepresented in the media at large.
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OTTAWA, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Trade challenges from U.S. firms will continue to cause turbulence for Canada even if talks to modernize NAFTA are successful, a senior Canadian government official said on Tuesday.
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Still, it may be useful to observe the reasons that psychopaths are successful, put those features through a moral filter, and then consider how you could adopt certain beneficial behaviors at work.
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History shows us that they are successful when they don't just appeal to people's economic needs and interests, but also to their sentiments, moral compasses and even certain needs of the soul.
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If those requests are successful and the documents are made public, it could upend the world of Ivy League college admissions, shining an uncomfortable light on what is usually a clandestine process.
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Nearly every online publisher has launched or announced a paywall — but of course, even the ones that are successful won't convince every reader, or even the majority of readers, to sign up.
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"Not until we are convinced that GDP growth is stimulating some additional tax collection and some specific actions taken by the finance ministry are successful, shall we increase our expenditures," he said.
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"If they are successful, they could drain the full value of the company — that's easily in the millions," said Rich Mason, president and chief security officer of cybersecurity consulting firm Critical Infrastructure.
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Oftentimes companies get big because they are successful with the consumer, they offer a good service at low price, and that's a good thing and we don't want to interfere with that.
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When the justices hear arguments in a few short weeks, we hope the statutory arguments are successful and ultimately provide some relief to the thousands of people hurt by this unlawful ban.
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"Very few surgical simulations are successful at recreating the live event from the beginning to the end," said Dr. Ahmed Ghazi, an assistant professor in the Department of Urology, in a statement.
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"It will be a major achievement for Jamaica if we are successful in having the designation declared by Unesco," Olivia Grange, the country's culture minister, said at a news conference last month.
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"Having Congressman Collins in the race is not something we asked for, but we'll figure out how to navigate the situation and ensure all of our Republican colleagues are successful," said Sen.
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And if the Democrats are successful in removing the president from office, I'm afraid it will cause a Civil War-like fracture in this nation from which this country will never heal.
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Perhaps equally predictably most of these same governments have decided to pursue litigation at the urging of plaintiff lawyers who stand to gain hundreds of millions of dollars if they are successful.
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Inside its factories, it aims to reduce the amount of costly outstanding or out-of-sequence work and ensure that 85 percent of quality checks known as "green quality gates" are successful.
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If siblings are successful in changing their thoughts about each other, practitioners say, the present conflict will be resolved and the relationships that the siblings have with each other will be altered.
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It helps give Starz execs confidence that "of the elements of shows that are successful on the air for us today, this new piece of content will match that audience," he said.
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Companies are still rushing to find talent to ensure their digital transformation efforts are successful, but it&aposs not just tech workers like software engineers or data scientists that are in demand.
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Aluminum has been the top gainer this year among LME metals, climbing 21.9 percent, driven by worries about possible shortages if the authorities are successful in shutting down plants they have targeted.
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And why do anything else if you have your baby — which is this company, is thriving, making a bunch of money, you're launching new products that people really love that are successful.
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" And as a spokesperson for the company told Refinery29: "Etsy is only successful when our sellers are successful, and we are constantly listening to how we can better help them reach their goals.
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Republicans need Democrats to sign on to a funding bill for it to pass, and if recent indications of a renewed health care push are successful, that will only limit Congress's negotiating time.
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If these entities are successful and profitable, they may start a wave of financing activity in the patent sector that could make it easier for companies to value, sell or assert their patents.
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If Attinger and his fellow physicists are successful, the day may come when it's possible to revisit past cases like the Spector murder trial, and determine which of the disputing experts was right.
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Guns are perhaps the most efficient means of getting the job done: 83% of attempted suicides by gun are successful, compared with 61% of hangings and a mere 1.5% of intentional drug overdoses.
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If net neutrality defenders are successful, courts would reverse and vacate the order — basically restoring the law of the land before Pai's order was issued — but it's a long path to that victory.
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The project functions as a way for its seven members, who are successful producers and film composers in their own rights, to bring rapidly evolving music technology into the historically analog classical world.
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If initial tests are successful, the company could begin producing higher-quality optical fiber for applications here on Earth, like fiber-based internet, medical devices and sensors for the aerospace and defense industry.
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Power generators who are successful in the auctions get a steady, predictable revenue stream in the form of capacity payments which encourage them to invest in new plants or keep existing ones running.
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Even if the divers are successful, it will be many hours before the fate of the boys and their rescuers will be known, with Thai authorities suggesting the extraction process could take days.
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If Africans are successful at accelerating our participation in the global technology revolution, we will not only begin to solve Africa's most pressing challenges, we will in fact begin to solve the world's.
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"Less than a third of training programs have positive results for earnings and employment and even those that are successful are costly, with returns that rarely justify the investment," its website admits today.
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"There are a lot of changes — whether they are successful in the long run, time will tell," said Stuart Spencer, who was a longtime adviser to Presidents Gerald R. Ford and Ronald Reagan.
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Bob Lenarduzzi, the president of the Whitecaps, said his team tried to mimic European clubs like Ajax and Lyon, who are successful because of the players they develop, not the players they buy.
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"In the event of default, and if creditor lawsuits are successful, a judge could immediately order Puerto Rico to pay creditors over essential services such as health, education, and public safety," he wrote.
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Creators Aaron Saidman and Anna Chai are successful in doing so: after watching, viewers see intimate connections between all of the unique stories shared in the series, and between themselves and the interviewees.
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And we could be in a position, if we are successful, to have a readout on those studies and apply for approval in the U.S. and around the world in 2021 or so.
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"A lot of people who are successful in the city, it is because there are immigrants to fill the roles that let them use their time to advance their careers," Ms. Vilchis said.
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Not all of her efforts are successful, to be sure, but marriage is a numbers game, and the Bennet matriarch is the sole, the necessary pragmatist in a house filled with idle dreamers.
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CEO Ashish Gambhir said that fostering a sense of belonging among employees, engaging them in their work, and rewarding them when they are successful can go a long way to keeping good employees around.
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While Chen said there are no current plans to make a new BlackBerry 10 device, he hinted that could change at some point in the future if the Priv and other devices are successful.
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"I think new members like Alexandria and others, if they are successful in the fall, are certainly going to have a voice in leadership and determining who the next leaders are," he told reporters.
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Even if all of these efforts are successful, it's unclear just how much of an effect this would all have — because they do little to quickly address the core problem behind US gun violence.
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If companies like Rocket Lab are successful in driving down costs enough to offer a new generation of researchers a ticket to orbit, they might just change the way we see the entire universe.
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Even if all of Janvey's efforts are successful, Stanford's investors are likely to receive only pennies on the dollar, while Madoff investors have recovered about 75 cents on the dollar in principal — and counting.
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If prosecutors are successful, the entertainer would face a parade of witnesses portraying him as a serial predator, rather than a single woman testifying about a decade-old encounter fueled by drugs and alcohol.
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However, rather than providing escapist scares that are left behind when the credits roll, other experts said well-received movies like "Get Out" are successful because of a core theme that resonates with moviegoers.
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Instead, as a means of highlighting the diversity within the veteran population, lawmakers and the media, should also focus on emphasizing the experiences of veterans who are successful and thriving members of their communities.
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If the interventions are successful in preventing the onset of diabetes, two Israeli public health organisations and the National Insurance Institute will repay the investors from savings made by reducing healthcare and disability costs.
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Blank check companies are a place for them to put money and hope to reap any gains if the companies are successful, but recover their money if the companies fail to find suitable investments.
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"Part of what we're trying to do is make it so that people are successful when they interact with installations, and that's the reason why we quantize it to the 8th note," Barnebey says.
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If Warner/Chappell's efforts are successful, Mr. Hazlewood and Mr. Hammond would also be credited, alongside the members of Radiohead and the three writers currently listed: Rick Nowles, Kieron Menzies and Ms. Del Rey.
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Remarkably, even if rebel lawmakers are successful with their proposed legislation to stop a no-deal Brexit, the Conservative-led government has so far declined to guarantee it will abide by the new law.
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If the Portals are successful, the company could encourage more people to use its social network regularly to keep in touch with friends and family, as well as for apps like Spotify and Pandora.
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To the Editor: "The New Socialists" notes that there is growing support for socialism, and that there are successful people in politics who are self-described socialists, like Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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If Islamophobes are successful in their efforts to strip American Muslims of the same protections that Christians enjoy, it's they — not the Muslims they irrationally fear — who will be responsible for curtailing religious liberty.
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When raids are successful, the objects are often passed through a shadowy, cross-border network of middlemen, smugglers and dealers before reaching the display cases of wealthy collectors and museums in China and abroad.
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"If [the NRA-backed plaintiffs] are successful, Americans could lose their longstanding rights to enact the public safety laws they want and need to protect their communities," said Jonathan Lowy of the Brady Campaign.
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"Ultimately, if we are successful, we will begin competing more broadly for time against all forms of entertainment and informational services, and not just music streaming services," Mr. Ek wrote in his blog post.
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"It's about changing behavior, changing thought and changing lifestyles... if we are successful in doing this, it'll be a huge, huge contribution," said C.K. Mishra, the health secretary, at the launch of the resource kit.
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If the tenants are successful in pressuring their landlord to come to the table, they said they'll work with the Oakland Community Land Trust to purchase the building and keep the property affordable long-term.
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But while Panasonic's sets may never find their way into a consumer model, the new technology still could find a way into improving the quality of LCD displays in the future, if tests are successful.
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They are successful, but as the villain has assumed control of the narrative, his destruction also means the destruction of the story, and John is left wandering an infinite void, slowly dying from his wounds.
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The plant's current order book will keep it busy until 2019, MacFarlane said, adding that the firm was confident of securing future deals with offshore project developers who are successful in the new government auctions.
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However, if the lobbyists are successful and arbitration is selected then arbitrators should be instructed to consider in-network payment rates and Medicare reimbursement amounts, rather than "charges" (CDM rates) to determine a fair price.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping and his government is anxious to ensure that the current trade talks with the United States are successful, hoping a deal will boost the country's flagging economy and stem consumer worries.
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If the exploratory talks are successful, the SPD will move on to negotiate a detailed blueprint with the CDU and its Bavarian sister party, the CSU, setting out government policy for the next four years.
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"The national sports landscape is better when the New York teams are successful — and that is for the Yankees, that's for the Mets, that's for the Knicks, the Nets, everybody in town," Van Wagenen said.
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Twenty years later, film audiences are now accustomed to blockbusters with heavy visual effects that sometimes are successful (like most of the ones in the Marvel Cinematic Universe) and often end up being gimmicky failures.
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He owns big stakes in Lands' End, which was spun off from the company, and in Sears's real estate — both of which are successful, and neither of which can be touched by the bankruptcy proceedings.
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Instead, they are barred solely because of their country of origin and left to navigate an opaque, arbitrary, and potentially illegal waiver process in which applicants are successful just over ten percent of the time.
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But zoos themselves do not have much control over habitat loss, and their breeding projects may help insure that there will be a supply of endangered animals to release if habitat-restoration groups are successful.
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If this test and Crew Dragon's final certification process are successful, NASA expects SpaceX to fly two of its astronauts on a test flight to the space station between April and June of this year.
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But, politically, it could muddy the Democrats' pledge not to raise taxes, especially if the Republicans are successful in convincing voters that the additional costs to oil companies would simply be passed down to consumers.
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If they are successful, it would mean at least one-fifth of the Senate would have established an influential voting block to shape the debate over immigration and the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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While Mr. Wigdor stands to make a fortune if his lawsuits are successful, he seems less interested in collecting contingency fees — he is already a wealthy man — than in pursuing what amounts to a crusade.
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Production and consumption fundamentals as well as hedge fund positioning all suggest the balance of risks in oil has shifted to the upside, but only if trade talks are successful or extended, and recession is avoided.
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"All the brands who are successful in sub-$200 segment like Lenovo, Xiaomi and a handful of Indian brands will benefit," Neil Shah, research director of devices and ecosystems at Counterpoint Research, told CNBC by phone.
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But regardless of whether their campaigns are successful, women who don't have access to paid leave view crowdfunding as one of the only options that will allow them to take time off work after giving birth.
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If they are successful in this suit, it could further tighten a race that is already in the midst of a machine recount that is expected to tee up a subsequent hand review of disputed votes.
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A United States representative from North Carolina said in a television interview on Thursday that protesters in Charlotte "hate white people because white people are successful and they're not," and then hours later recanted and apologized.
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If Presidents Guaidó and Trump are successful, we can see the amelioration of the Western Hemisphere's greatest humanitarian disaster in decades, a once-free people again living with human and civil rights, and an economic revitalization.
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"The flip side of that is I have a social contract that says when we are successful, we'll price it responsibly and we'll make them accessible to those people who can't afford them," he told Cramer.
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"Populist authoritarian politicians are successful because they promote themselves as the voice of the people, and hence 'true' democracy, while undermining these checks and balances," says Roberto Stefan Foa, a professor at the University of Melbourne.
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The reason the accounts are successful is because we're not just posting some dumb quote — we're focusing on these themes of dating and digital life and food and fitness and Instagram culture and all that stuff.
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We have known people who are successful with that strategy, but it takes a lot of research, more knowledge than my husband and I have about individual funds or companies, and a high degree of risk.
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Nike's decision to make new Kaepernick merchandise and to make him the face of a campaign could, if they are successful for the company, undercut the argument from N.F.L. owners that he is bad for business.
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"Leader Abrams' focus will not change: she will lead voter protection efforts in key states across the country, and make sure Democrats are successful in Georgia in 2020," a spokesman for the former Georgia lawmaker said.
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"Creators who are successful on the platform have come to learn through growing pains what it takes to run a financial successful creative business, while working with advertiser guidelines," YouTuber Roberto Blake previously told The Verge.
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Starz&aposs data-analytics tool gives execs "a better feeling that, of the elements of shows that are successful on the air for us today, this new piece of content will match that audience," Hirsch said.
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If the tests are successful, the company says it wants to expand the number of consumers who could participate in the trial to dozens in the coming months, eventually allowing hundreds to use the drone service.
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" He added that in Jesus' teachings there was "an overturning of that popular thinking, according to which it is the rich and the powerful who are blessed, those who are successful and acclaimed by the crowds.
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But according to the city's code, Chicago could win up to three times that amount if they are successful in their suit against the actor, who they claim filed the false report and concocted the fake attack.
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While some are successful—I met one young man who wants to run for president of El Salvador—others spend years in the district without ever learning English; the graduation rate among ELL students is 56 percent.
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If they are successful, it may be a sign the culture associated with unapologetic gas guzzling engines is dwindling, an impact that could ripple into more affordable spaces as battery technology and lightweight materials become more affordable.
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If the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) and the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) are successful, they could lure billions of dollars of banking business and eventually create what could amount to thousands of jobs in Asia.
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Federal funding for Planned Parenthood is under attack, but one state has pledged that business will continue as usual — even if President Trump and a Republican-led Congress are successful in their attempts to defund the organization.
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I think what I found works much better is to bring out a study, and say, hey we have this evidence, right, which you've talked about a million times, that when men are successful, they're liked more.
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"Leader Abrams' focus will not change: she will lead voter protection efforts in key states across the country, and make sure Democrats are successful in Georgia in 2020," an Abrams spokesperson said in a statement on Wednesday.
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"If we are successful in our complaint, this indiscriminate sharing of data will have to end," said Finn Myrstad, director of digital policy at the Norwegian Consumer Council, one of the other groups involved in the effort.
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Because if the Walmart tests are successful, and I suspect they will be, people will be able to go in and get these kinds of health services at a lower cost than if they had health insurance.
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Even if pilot steam-and-solvent projects are successful, it would take another three to five years for the technology to spread across the industry, said Dan Wicklum, chief executive of the Canadian Oil Sands Innovation Alliance.
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According to their thesis, companies like Betterment and Wealthfront are successful with tech-rich millennials, but once one accumulates "real wealth," it's a conversation with a human being they're looking for, not an easy-to-use app.
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"The cost of illiquidity is very high in such situations, rendering venture capitalists virtually unable to change their minds and making it difficult for them to cash in even when the businesses they invested in are successful."
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Such a state-oriented approach is appropriate, as most of the policy levers for cost control already reside at the state level including: Once a few states are successful with proven strategies, others will quickly adopt them.
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"If we are successful in developing the kinds of products we aim for in this partnership, then this will be an important part of our supply chain," he said in an interview at Northvolt's headquarters in Stockholm.
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A licensed social worker will oversee the recruitment of graduate students who will handle the on-the-ground matching services, run background checks and home inspections and provide routine check-ins to ensure the matches are successful.
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" She added, "Fans, of course, are an incredibly large reason why shows are successful...But it does not excuse certain destructive and disrespectful behavior towards people who have dedicated their entire lives to creating a show or film.
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In the latest twist, the commissioners in charge of Ilva have written to Italy's industry ministry saying ArcelorMittal has told them it now wants the purchase contract changed to safeguard it in case the legal challenges are successful.
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Dacian's Chairman Rohan Williams tells CNBC the company plans to start production in early 203 after a 220-month build, with significant scope to extend the mine life from its current seven years if drilling results are successful.
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GSK is also working on a second two-drug combination that will replace rilpivirine with a common off-patent drug called 3TC that could reach the market in the second half of 2019 if clinical trials are successful.
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"You can build brands that are successful that are $1 million brands or $5 million brands and the reason why you haven't is because they haven't had the platform to provide national distribution to be successful," says Maken.
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If, however, the big banks are successful in getting legislators to enact an explicit government guarantee behind all mortgage-backed securities, the required haircut would fall to zero, and they could hold an unlimited amount of these securities.
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If the changes are successful, Russia could follow in the footsteps of China, which has strictly controlled yuan trade on the mainland and offshore yuan trading in a number of places from Hong Kong and Singapore to London.
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"In the event that we are successful, as we are hopeful that we will be, yes, I would hope that there would be a statement that they would put out that each could agree to," Pompeo told YTN.
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In order to make school more relevant to students and enhance their learning experiences, educators need to be able to incorporate those same social interactions that are successful outside of school into authentic assignments in the school setting.
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If those lobbyists are successful, it could be a problem, budget wonks say — because Republicans won't have any money left for a replacement plan if they lose all of the Obamacare taxes and don't generate any new ones.
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This can end up well if they are successful, but be damaging if they are not — because the failure tends to be viewed not as indicative of the circumstances, but as indicative of the person's race or gender.
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"If we are successful, we will have squashed the top of that curve, which is brilliant, but we must not then suddenly revert to our normal way of living," she said Sunday at Downing Street's daily press conference.
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"These are people who have been successful and in the conversations I've had with them, they are people who take a little bit of offense in the argument that if you are successful, you must be greedy," Rep.
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In fact, a study from the University of Scranton shows that people who are successful at sticking to their long-term resolutions tend to slip up (defined as the re-emergence of unwanted behavior) at least 14 times.
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Children of authoritative parents are successful because they learn responsibility and accountability, whereas children of helicopter parents have increased anxiety and depression as well as underachievement because their parents do not allow them to experience normal life stressors.
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"If we are successful in demonstrating this is a much more efficient system which will achieve safer and faster repatriation, we may be able to get the three governments to adopt this, and eventually the whole region," he said.
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Only about 6 percent of delinquent tax liens wind up in foreclosure, and of those, only one half of 1 percent are successful in that they are not redeemed [before the foreclosure is complete], according to the NTLA's Westover.
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I guess in general, just the basic idea of self-selecting into a dating app that's only for people who are successful and ambitious, and the way that we've defined that in American culture has traditionally been with money.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Millions of Syrian refugees just want to return home and will do so if peace talks in Geneva are successful and the fighting ends, a spokesman for the main opposition High Negotiations Committee (HNC) said on Friday.
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The increasing number of twins who are successful there fully embrace their twin status, revealing what it's like to be a double in the same raw way that other creators get real about break-ups, fights, and everyday insecurities.
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" Mr. Pence and several Republican lawmakers have drawn criticism for such remarks on race, including a congressman from North Carolina, Robert Pittenger, who said that protesters in Charlotte "hate white people because white people are successful and they're not.
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To figure out which sports products are successful and what to offer next, Amazon is analyzing market research and its own viewership data, as well as consumers' use of its X-Ray tool for digging into details about shows.
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Robert Pittenger of North Carolina said during an interview with BBC News on Thursday that the protesters who demonstrated in Charlotte this week "hate white people because white people are successful and they're not," the Charlotte News & Observer reported.
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"Startups who are successful with security are those where the chief executive and the founders are fanatical from day one and understand what threats exist to the business and what they need to do to protect it," she said.
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" With sweeping language that the chancellor rarely uses, she added, "For all for whom the future of this planet is important, I say: Let us continue along this path together, so that we are successful for our Mother Earth.
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And I know that like in places like Tucson, for instance, activists and lawyers have fought that sort of bureaucratic sense as hard as they can and it'll be interesting to see whether or not they are successful in San Diego.
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If the suits are successful, they could cripple Uber's business model, though some legal experts have said they are skeptical that the drivers could prevail when they use their own vehicles, and decide themselves when and whether to pick up passengers.
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Other than that, penalties for the earlier charges pale in comparison to the ones set forth by the DOJ here, so while it doesn't look good, his earlier crimes may not increase his jail time if the recent charges are successful.
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"Right now, the scope of our experimental procedure is based on sort of replacement and trauma, but assuming that things work and are successful, with the information we learned from these procedures, it certainly wouldn t be ruled out," Cetrulo says.
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While it's, of course, true that some people really are successful and really want to help you, smart people only need to be tricked once before they start to think twice about a deal that sounds too good to be true.
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Strong domestic coal prices are likely behind the appetite for imports, and the outlook for imports will depend on whether the authorities are successful in getting coal miners and power utilities to agree to longer-term supply contracts at lower prices.
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Those employees are actually losing money for each point that Apple falls, which might make them more inclined to go to companies with steady growth like Facebook — or startups that offer the opportunity to cash out big if they are successful.
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They are a big factor in the world, they are successful, they are growing, they want to grow their influence and all the countries in Asia want to be their friend and want to benefit from China's development and success.
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That is why education leaders are successful only when they build a shared understanding and collective ownership for change and when they build capacity and create the right policy climate, with accountability measures designed to encourage innovation rather than compliance.
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The proposal is one of four immigration bills that would be considered if centrist Republicans are successful with their procedural maneuver, known as a discharge petition, to force immigration votes on the House floor over the objection of GOP leaders.
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" Mr. Trump seems to want Americans to believe, as Representative Robert Pittenger, a Republican whose district includes areas in Charlotte, told the BBC, that black protesters in the city "hate white people because white people are successful and they're not.
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"There are successful candidates whose logos have been designed by top graphic designers who lose, and candidates whose logo were designed using website templates that win, and vice versa; some are big and bold, some are more minimal," Merriam explains.
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Google wants to provide tools that show what each neuron is trying to identify, which ones are successful and how their efforts combine to determine what is actually in the photo — perhaps a dog or a tuxedo or a bird.
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They are successful as well: "Experiment" debuted at the top of the Billboard album chart this week, and Allen's lead single, "Best Shot," just reached No. 1 on the Billboard country airplay chart, a triumphant conclusion to an almost yearlong climb.
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If they are successful, then, as China has shown, in two to three months the country can begin to return to normal, stores can reopen, people can work, and the United States will have a rapid, V-shaped economic recovery.
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LONGER TERM: If negotiations are successful, even more so than some think possible, North Korea would eventually begin destroying or removing to another country its fissile material and dismantling weapons and production facilities, providing a comprehensive list of its facilities.
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The tests started in the beginning of June and have no set end date, said Mike England, a national spokesman for the T.S.A. "If both trials are successful, fliers could be in store for faster and more efficient security," he said.
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According to Johnson's study, records that are successful year in and year out, warhorses like Led Zeppelin IV or the Eagles' Their Greatest Hits (1971–1975), contain some of the most radical dynamic contrasts in the history of pop music.
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So, if we are successful, by the end of this year we could be in a place where we have more than doubled the number of patients who are benefiting from our Morpholino technology, this so called PMO that we have.
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"If we go into a midterm and the Steve Bannons are successful at dividing the Republican Party before we even get to the general election, it's going to be a disaster," he continued, referring to the president's former chief strategist.
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And the truth is, if we are successful here, if we can work together to stop sexual harassment in the workplace, if we can do that, women will only have to deal with harassment all the time at every other place they go.
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First you show in the laboratory that it might work; then you run clinical trials in which you carefully test its safety and efficacy in real patients; and if they are successful, you ask for regulatory approval to make the drug generally available.
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Behind many of these brands are successful venture investors, such as Forerunner Ventures (Warby Parker, Glossier, Bonobos) and Maveron (Everlane, Madison Reed), as well as amazing entrepreneurs and marketers like Kal Vepuri, Divya Gugnani and Rohan Oza, who "just get" consumer branding.
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First, the president should be able to articulate in two sentences or less, the desired outcome, if U.S. actions are successful, and how this outcome serves the best interests of the United States, her allies, and of peace better than the status quo.
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And the truth is, if we are successful here, if we can work together to stop sexual harassment in the workplace— if we can do that, women will only have to deal with harassment all the time and every other place they go.
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However, even if the cheerleaders are successful in demonstrating that they are employees, there is an exemption to the federal minimum wage under the FLSA which relieves any seasonal "amusement or recreational establishment" of the requirement to pay the minimum wage or overtime.
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And if researchers are successful, they will likely not only impact the way we treat addiction, PTSD, and phobias, but will also end a global search for a forgetting pill: A drug that can safely target unwanted memories, and weaken them forever.
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If they are successful in their efforts for a rule change to allow delegates to vote their conscience, the "Never Trump" cabal will likely suffer the harsh reality that Trump will almost certainly win overwhelmingly on the first ballot in a free election.
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For all the debates about the white working class and identity politics currently roiling the Democratic Party, my guess is if Democrats are successful in 2020, it will be with a candidate who transcends these arguments rather than one who embodies them.
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If the Hindi versions of its site and apps are successful, Amazon plans to quickly add options to shop in other major Indian languages, such as Bengali, Tamil, Kannada and Telugu, which are dominant in regions outside the Hindi belt in the north.
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" With sweeping language the chancellor has rarely used in the past, she added, "For all for whom the future of this planet is important, I say: Let us continue along this path together, so that we are successful for our Mother Earth.
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She said that she identified her "niche" and told a story of how good physicians and writers have a lot in common — both are successful only when they pair critical thinking with empathy, listening with an open mind, and paying attention to detail.
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"If the Democrats are successful in removing the President from office (which they will never be), it will cause a Civil War like fracture in this Nation from which our Country will never heal," Trump tweeted, quoting Jeffress's appearance on Fox News.
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If the talks are successful, WeWork, which had to abandon an initial public offering last week because of investor concerns about how it was valued and its business model, will seek to negotiate a $3 billion debt deal with JPMorgan, the sources said.
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Despite the "model-minority myth"—the inaccurate generalization that all Asian-Americans are successful and thus a "model" for other minority groups to emulate—members of the AAPI community are susceptible to trauma, whether it's personal, family-related, or country of origin-related.
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But if the researchers are successful in the difficult challenge of extending it past the ten feet they tested it, it could mean a new way to send quantum-encrypted messages between submarines or send data from quantum computers between locations separated by water.
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The Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore (CCCS) also warned that it may require the companies to unwind the merger depending on whether the remedies are successful but added a reversal may not be feasible, citing Uber's exit from the market after the deal.
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"People who are successful are more likely to view fitness as a permanent lifestyle change, not an activity they can give up once they reach a number on the scale," says Kirsten McCormick, founder of Running with Forks, a wellness coaching company in Seattle.
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The fact that Harvard graduates tend to do well on the job market doesn't necessarily mean that they've received a superior education—it simply may be the case that Harvard graduates are successful because their alma mater is very good at attracting bright students.
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While partisans—especially, one must suspect, Biden's potential rivals for the Democratic nomination—cynically try to exploit this moment for political gain, it will be the rest of us who will lose if they are successful in their attempts to stymie bipartisanship and national unity.
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These are not the victims of postindustrial blight I'm talking about; they are successful people who worked hard and built good lives but who are left nonetheless strangely isolated, in attenuated communities, and who are left radiating the residual sadness of the lonely heart.
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Only a miniscule percentage of candidates are successful when it comes to online fundraising and most of your cyber peeps probably don't live in your district, so their high opinion of you is largely worthless because they're not eligible to vote in your race. 5.
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The model minority myth—the idea that Asians are successful because they have better values and work harder than other minorities—is pervasive, and often used as a cudgel by whites against black and Latinx Americans for their supposedly wayward values and lax worth ethic.
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To lower their tax bills, owners must generally find ways to reduce the profits they are showing on their tax returns—but when they are successful in doing so, he notes, it hurts their ability to get business loans that would help them expand.
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And as such, we think if we help our customers get more done and are successful on their own, even if it means lower margin percentages, over time we'll drive more absolute margin dollars, and they'll be more successful, and we'll ultimately be more relevant.
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"If the Democrats are successful in removing the President from office (which they will never be), it will cause a Civil War like fracture in this Nation from which our Country will never heal," Trump tweeted, adding his own parenthetical to the direct quote.
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First, there's a diversity of skill and thought to ensure companies are successful, Deb DeHaas, vice chairman and chief inclusion officer at Deloitte's center for board effectiveness, tells CNBC Make It. The move also creates a catalyst for more diverse hires across the company.
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And so, I go through a series of algorithms on trying to distill down my observations on what is the difference between the people who are successful and happy and a lot of people I know who are very economically successful and not happy.
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"The biggest issue for entrepreneurs, for capitalists, for those of us who are successful is, if someone is only going to be paid by the hour...they're always going to fall behind," Cuban told Recode Decode with Kara Swisher at the 2019 SALT Conference in Las Vegas.
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When I think of YouTube, or I think of video companies that were successful or are successful, it's almost always a teengager, someone who's in their 20s, someone who's aging out of their 20s and is anguished about that but doesn't really want to accept that.
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And as your mind and body grow accustomed to a certain amount of sleep each night — six hours, seven, maybe the recommended eight — so can you train your waking mind to sleep creatively and work out the vividly imagined waking dreams which are successful works of fiction.
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" Cruz, running for POTUS as a religious freedom purist, advocates we single out neighborhoods for extra policing based on inhabitants' faith — Betsy Woodruff (@woodruffbets) March 22, 2016 "The far right are successful not because they are strong, but because the mainstream political forces appear to be weak.
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"I don't think it's as cute of an adaptation as people thought it was" Though bears and ground squirrels evolved to hibernate — and many are successful hibernators — moving in and out of hibernation or torpor can be stressful events, especially in the case of ground squirrels.
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If we want to ensure our kids develop well and are successful in life, we have to make sure they get the most out of tech while protecting them from potential risks — and that means paying close attention to the role media is playing in their lives.
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"The Clintons, as they approach the presidency, if they are successful, will have to work with their attorneys to make certain that rules of the road are drawn up to give confidence to them and the American public that there will not be favoritism," Lugar said.
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This will change the fleet and this will also help the big car industry players that they are successful with their electrification strategy and so we have a European market which is producing the need for electrified cars and we will have a world market for that.
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"What I find is that autistic people who are successful have found a way either by chance or design to use their highly focused interest and skill to become successful," says Shore, who is on the board of Autism Speaks, a national advocacy and research organization.
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"If negotiations concerning the potential tender offer are successful, Cramo expects that a voluntary cash tender offer for all of the outstanding shares in Cramo would be made at an offer price of 13.25 euros per share," it said in a statement without naming its suitor.
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Mel Hall said in a statement Wednesday that "career politicians" in both major political parties deserve blame for Washington's state of affairs, adding that he would support an alternative to Pelosi for Speaker of the House if Democrats are successful in taking back the lower chamber.
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"I look for the teams that I know are successful and any money that I earn, I don't take it out, I reinvest it in more stock," explained Deihl, who said he has made $112,987 since the real money version of the site launched in 2016.
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Whether the parties' two narrowly leading front-runners are successful in Iowa will be partly dependent on factors beyond their control — does Trump manage to motivate thousands of first-time caucus-goers, for example, or will a developing winter storm strike early and disrupt voting patterns?
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The risk of legal action is now causing uncertainty among San Francisco city leaders over whether they should spend the estimated $250 million to $300 million a year the tax will bring in, since they might have to give that money back if any legal challenges are successful.
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Around the same time, Trump quoted a Fox News claim that "if the Democrats are successful in removing the president from office (which they will never be), it will cause a civil war-like fracture in this nation from which our country will never heal," which Harris also notes.
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But on Wednesday officials said that the envelopes contained the castor beans that ricin comes from — not the ricin itself, according to the AP. Whether or not would-be-poisoners are successful at isolating ricin, the poison is still an oddly popular choice for attempting to poison presidents.
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If they are successful on Wednesday, the case of Daniel Ramirez Medina, a so-called dreamer afforded some protection from deportation under an Obama-era program, could point a new way forward for thousands of people across the country threatened by stepped-up immigration enforcement under President Donald Trump.
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Hogg said in an interview with New York magazine's Daily Intelligencer that Republicans are successful because they empower young people such as Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanPaul Ryan moving family to Washington Embattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway MORE (Wis.) and Sen.
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We need to set an example and the truth is if we are successful here, if we can work together to stop sexual harassment in the workplace, if we can do that, women will only have to deal with harassment all the time at every other place they go.
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Okta offers an identity management and access tool for workplaces, giving it an inside view on which apps are successful and growing in popularity, and we used its annual Businesses at Work report to target the companies behind the hottest apps and services to nominate an Up And Comer.
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As Uber puts it in a financial filing: "To the extent that efforts to block or limit our operations are successful, or we or drivers are required to comply with regulatory and other requirements applicable to taxicab and car services, our revenue and growth would be adversely affected."
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Companies with e-cigarettes and accessories like pods have been allowed on the market under extensions granted by the F.D.A. No substantive evidence or review process has indicated that the products are safe for long-term use, or that they are successful in getting people to stop smoking cigarettes.
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If she and the many others fighting for just paid leave policies are successful, it will be an end to the ubiquitous and ruinous assumption, implied by our policies, that early parenthood is a period of life that is easy to navigate and should not require special accommodations.
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Show compassion and caring Jasdeep Sandhu, 26, feels he and others on his team at a pharmaceutical company in London are successful in great part due to their boss, who "shows that empathy is more powerful than aggression" and makes the team feel like a family, Sandhu said.
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"The end result if the negotiations are successful is likely to be something like the US removing all tariffs if China passes into law agreed changes to protect intellectual property, prevent forced technology transfer, etc," Shane Oliver, head of investment strategy and chief economist at AMP Capital, wrote in a note.
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"Historically the cost of entry in this market was so high we couldn't look our members in the eye and say this is going to pay them back, but if we are successful in securing funding from the remedies package that problem goes away," Nationwide Chief Executive Joe Garner said.
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Matthew Goodwin and Roger Eatwell think that four factors are determining the success of the populists: Mainstream politicians are trying to remove whatever fuels populism, but they tend to go into shock if populists are successful before simply expounding that the populist politician in question is a danger to democracy.
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The Hills cast now include folks who are married with children (Speidi are still going strong now, with a little one to boot), most are successful entrepreneurs (Kristin's chic line Uncommon James is doing super well), and some have largely opted to stay out of the spotlight (Jen Bunney, anyone?).
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When asked by a reporter why the individual tax cuts would be only temporary --- they would expire after 2025 --- the President expressed optimism that a future administration would address the issue and perhaps even make the tax cuts more generous depending on whether efforts to boost the economy are successful.
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The men who are pressing to make abortion illegal, some of whom would ban contraception as well, are not only, as Pinker says, unaware of the evolutionary forces motivating them, they appear to be in many respects ignorant of the havoc they would create if they are successful in their efforts.
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By seriously addressing the war in Nagorno-Karabakh and launching a serious and credible mediation effort, we not only gain influence with Azerbaijan, we also, to the extent that we are successful, reduce Armenia's need to for Russia, thus laying the foundation for a more peaceable, democratic and liberal Caucasus.
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And it comes at a time when 250 out of every 2000 cancer drugs (or roughly 220 percent) are successful, and as the current $20403 billion cost of Alzheimer's care in the U.S. is projected to grow to an "unsupportable" $22040 trillion annually by 21, according to the Alzheimer's Association.
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If Saudi-Iranian tensions can be overcome, if peace talks between the Syrian government and opposition go ahead later this month as planned and if they are successful, the biggest challenge to the U.S. timeline is still that no one else has yet agreed to its specifics, particularly those related to Assad's departure.
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But, as the Dairy Reporter points out, even if these applications are successful, "Greek yogurt" will only be protected within the EU, meaning that stateside yogurt giants like Chobani can continue to use standard Greek yogurt nomenclature in their domination of the American yogurt market (and their legal domination of Alex Jones).
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It's tempting to talk about the good and leave out the bad, but if people are successful enough to become investors, they're shrewd enough to smell BS. Make sure you are open about the challenges you are facing, but always maintain an optimistic tone and end your communications on a positive note.
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But in the interview with VICE News, the lawyer also revealed that if parallel legal efforts to force improvements in Chapo's conditions in Mexico are successful, then he will embark on a full-on battle to keep his client in the country where his chances of walking free again are much higher.
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" The GAO said that although "only a small fraction of these attempts are successful," any time such a breach occurs there is "the potential to provide adversaries with the ability to collect valuable intelligence about capabilities and operations, degrade networks, and manipulate information that commanders need to make timely and critical decisions.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump on Monday fanned expectations for his meeting with Kim Jong-un, saying he would like his talks with the North Korean leader to take place at the Demilitarized Zone that separates the two Koreas because "there's a great celebration to be had on the site" if the negotiations are successful.
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But whether the perpetrators of the alleged attacks, be they rogue elements of Cuban security forces or perhaps a third country like Russia or North Korea, are successful in damaging ties between the United States and Cuba will depend on how the U.S. government and American businesses, travelers and civil society respond.
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Cuban: But the biggest issue for entrepreneurs, for capitalists, for those of us that are successful is, if someone is only going to be paid by the hour, they're only going to be paid by the hour and they're always going to fall behind, and income distribution is ... disparity's going to get wider and wider.
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While other motions have failed, Danon said he has a good relationship with Haley, as well as an open dialogue with Guterres, and there are signs of a paradigm shift at the U.N. "I think we are successful in changing the rules of the game ... and we are starting to feel that change," he said.
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Even if all of Trump's efforts are successful — so the Fix NICS Act is enacted, bump stocks are banned, and the minimum age for assault weapons is increased — it's unclear just how much of an effect this would all have, because these measures do little to quickly address the core problem behind US gun violence.
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If these efforts to implement reforms—such as ending the over-policing of minor offenses, increasing diversion opportunities, improving conditions behind bars, and easing reentry—are successful, and we are able to return to the incarceration rates of several decades ago (about one-seventh of our current rate), many prisons and jails will close.
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That figure could increase to the $70 million range if the Lakers are successful in finding a trade home for Julius Randle between now and July 1 and waiving and stretching the salary of the veteran swingman Luol Deng, which would give them more than sufficient cap space to pursue both James and Paul George.
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"I think the best time to go looking at the different ways people are successful are when you don't have to change, when you're most successful," Auriemma said on the eve of his 32nd season in Storrs, where, much as in San Antonio, players have consistently put the maximizing of opportunity ahead of personal glory.
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But, even if East African nations are successful in curtailing the spread of the virus, which has increased at an exponential rate in Europe and the U.S., the systemic importance of China to the region's bilateral trade, and a slump in Chinese demand introducing a terms-of-trade hit to African exporters means further economic difficulties lie ahead.
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But when they are successful, attacks against the supply chain are an especially powerful threat: They rely not on repeatedly fooling each user into, say, opening the wrong email attachment (a common way malware is spread), but on the trust that users naturally and reasonably place in the suppliers that sold them their hardware and software.
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"The watch brands that are successful today are brands that have made the transition from being watch brands to international luxury brands — but you can pretty much count them on one hand," said Wei Koh, founder and editorial director at Revolution, the Singapore-based watch magazine, listing Audemars Piguet, Richard Mille, Hublot, Rolex and Patek Philippe.
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Workhouse is using this expertise to back a new start-up that plans to buy the Lordstown plant with support from investors and the U.A.W. If talks this summer between the parties are successful, it will put Workhorse at the center of a new and potentially lucrative growth market — commercial electric trucks — as you reported in June 2018.
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"If we are successful at providing a wallet that allows people to store money securely and send to anyone anywhere in the world, then over time we think there will be an opportunity to provide more financial services for people — you can imagine things like credit," Weil said in an interview with Ben Thompson, an independent analyst who runs Stratechery.
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In their book, "The Captured Economy: How the Powerful Enrich Themselves, Slow Down Growth and Increase Inequality", Brink Lindsey and Steven Teles demonstrate that many people are successful precisely because they are so good at what the authors call "high-end rent seeking": constructing elaborate barriers to competition and then recycling some of their super-profits to lobby governments and licensing authorities.
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"Results suggest that the mere presence of one's smartphone may reduce available cognitive capacity and impair cognitive functioning, even when consumers are successful at remaining focused on the task at hand," according to the study, "Brain Drain: The Mere Presence of One's Own Smartphone Reduces Available Cognitive Capacity," which was published in the Journal of the Association for Consumer Research.
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A couple of years ago, I was in hospital having a kidney transplant while he was in hospital having a liver transplant and I knew a liver was a heavier thing—most kidney transplants are successful—but we all thought he was going to beat it and he made his last public appearance [for Transformer, the limited edition book they made together].
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