Still, it is hard not to be won over by his enthusiasm.
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Some will be won over by the ability to get love for their unique lewk.
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Low-income Republicans are especially likely to be won over by tax-the-rich policies.
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Even skeptics might be won over by quick-cooking cabbage garnished with bacon and butter.
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To be won over by King, it helps not to expect things you've never seen before.
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I believe that when they see the whole thing, they'll be won over by how we treated him.
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The question, of course, is whether voters will be won over by that message — and the candidate behind it.
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Although views on cheesecake may vary, most diners will be won over by this restaurant's warm and welcoming service and atmosphere.
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Tilly can be won over by the smallest gesture, like Sweat making her a tiny pair of pants as a gift.
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The realignment will leave many supporters of the defeated primary candidate psychologically wanting to be won over by their party's nominee.
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It also implies that these voters could be won over by a robust left-wing economic agenda that addressed their plight.
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Ms Berger reckons many will be won over by her new party's pledge to revoke the mechanism that triggered the Brexit negotiations.
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There was a consequence to that decision that people who were skeptical were not going to be won over by the bank.
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Poorer countries are likely to be won over by price: Huawei is one of the leading, and cheapest, developers of 5G technology.
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He never expected to have to expel senior members of his party; he expected them to be won over by his charm.
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But Republicans senators — even those who are supposed to be won over by this revised health bill — still seemed be in the dark.
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Harrison believes South Carolinians aren't as conservative as people assume and can be won over by plans that aren't explicitly partisan or ideological.
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Just as only some novels or films move a viewer to tears, audiences will not be won over by a poorly crafted VR experience.
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John Kasich (R) has called for a bipartisan compromise on healthcare and has also urged Portman not to be won over by minor concessions.
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He and Myers suggested some New Democrats who didn't back Obama on fast-track trade authority last year could be won over by the tobacco language.
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Maybe a few people who were hesitant at first will be won over by the film's earnest efforts to frame Renee's journey around the importance of confidence.
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Moreover, there's little reason to believe the silent majority of Americans are just waiting to be won over by one or the other party embracing milquetoast centrism.
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To New York liberals, that might be alarming — and before this week, I still believed that those people, too, could be won over by the Democrats this year.
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McConnell had hoped that Lee -- who had opposed the first version of the Senate bill -- would be won over by the addition of an amendment spearheaded by Sen.
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The commission hopes that the Germans can be won over, by introducing the scheme gradually and by tackling the bad loans that still burden banks in Italy and elsewhere.
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In picking their favorites, they may be won over by experiences like a yoga class offered by Lululemon, or by the millennial friendly marketing from luggage start-up Away.
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Many of its supporters among U.S. decision-makers initially approached the opposition with sKepticism only to be won over by its political sophistication and the diversity of its Iranian supporters.
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So instead of centrist triangulation, O'Rourke — like Abrams and Gillum — is speaking to the aspirations of his base, and betting that other voters will be won over by his honesty.
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Complicating all this is the fact that we are also talking about Americans, who have demonstrated time and again that we can also be won over by coherent appeals for optimism.
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But they can be won over by the experience of public buildings that are transparent and infused with natural light — as in the federal courthouses commissioned under the Design Excellence Program.
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In China's case it reflects confidence that its youth are unlikely to be won over by Taiwan's view of itself as a sovereign country with every right to resist China's claim to it.
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I agree that ultimately they will need to be won over by a demonstration of competence and skill, and it is smarter to focus on those core issues than on squishier personality matters.
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The more exposure people have to emergency braking or adaptive cruise control, the more comfortable they become with assisted-driving technologies, says AAA, suggesting they could eventually be won over by self-driving cars, too.
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Washington Republicans never liked or trusted Trump, but they hoped to be won over by his administration, to be persuaded that he was more disciplined and strategic than he appeared to be during the campaign.
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That Michigan allows such do-overs means it's likely there are people who voted for now-departed candidates and could be won over by Sanders or Biden -- if they can convince them to vote a second time.
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Top Democrats say it is not true bipartisanship to devise a major program, make it public and then expect Democrats to be won over by seeking adjustments as opposed to bringing in both sides from the start.
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In particular, Warren can see herself attracting millennial and Gen Z voters who mysteriously have not warmed to her thus far, but who will surely be won over by her proposal to have Uncle Sam expunge their college loans.
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Ms Bicchieri speculates that older men—the group most likely to minimise sexual harassment and least likely to be won over by feminist arguments—might be brought round by the notion that upsetting women is not the behaviour of a gentleman.
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When: May 255–48 / Thursday–Saturday: 290–7pm; Sunday: 12–8pm ($12) Where: 459 West 14th Street (Meatpacking District, Manhattan) It's hard not to be won over by the pep of an art fair whose name includes an exclamation point!
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In short, the industry has been playing Mr Nice Guy against people who have no interest in dialogue, cannot be won over by respected science and are prepared to walk very close to the edge of legality in their tactics.
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The deal's biggest critics are unlikely to be won over by the commitments the companies are making to the FCC nor by the agency's apparent willingness to abdicate its ability to issue fines if the combined company breaks those promises.
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Even then, it played like a strange elegy for a world that was already gone — and that had probably been gone a lot longer than some people realized — in which politicians earnestly believed that whole groups of people could be won over by citing facts.
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Compact opponents who present nightmare scenarios of endless vote recounts and litigation in close elections can be won over by using the popular vote only when one candidate has won a clear victory margin of one million votes or a 1 percent margin in the popular vote.
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Even before the official launch of her presidential campaign this month, Warren has made it clear that she is staking her candidacy on the belief that voters will be won over by her ease with policy and a limitless appetite for explaining how decisions in Washington directly affects their lives.
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And yet I still think the race is going to come down to a fairly small number of persuadable voters in states like Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin, who will be won over by a centrist Democrat in the same mold of other centrists who helped flip the House in the midterms.
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In part it is because his endorsement is a considerable prize in a public relations battle; if Guardiola, of all people, can be won over by the idea that England's top division is the most demanding of all, then it would prove beyond doubt that there is substance behind the spin.
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Gendered dominance politics might be the hidden logic of this line of attack, but it still makes little sense politically since Trump's big polling hurdles are his own reputation for instability (which this type of attack re-enforces) and his unpopularity with women (who aren't likely to be won over by a heavy-handed appeal to sexism).
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"Bruce Young, "Guru-Disciple," pp. 80. Shivabalayogi often used the expression the "path of devotion" (bhakti marga) to describe spiritual life. To some devotees he would say: > "You can win over anything with devotion. If God can be won over by > devotion, rest assured that anything can be won by devotion.
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Arya reunites with Jon, Gendry (who is working in Winterfell's forges crafting dragonglass weapons), and the Hound. Davos Seaworth suggests to Tyrion and Varys that the Northerners could be won over by betrothing Jon and Daenerys. Jon and Daenerys ride the dragons, deepening their bond. Later, Sansa accuses Jon of bending the knee out of love for Daenerys.
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Watt (1974) p. 137 The Meccans did not occupy the town and withdrew to Mecca, since they were unable to attack Muhammad's position again, owing to military losses, low morale and the possibility of Muslim resistance in the town. There was also hope that Abd- Allah ibn Ubayy leading a group of Muslims in Medina could be won over by diplomacy.Watt (1974) p.
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After telling the story, Phoenix again asks Achilles to "cast aside thine anger" and heed the supplication of his comrads in arms and return to the battle.Homer, Iliad 9.517. Phoenix reminds Achilles' that heroes of old, in their wrath, might be won over by gifts and pleadings. He then recounts the story of the hero Meleager, with its many parallels to Achilles' situation.
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After "Goodbye to Love" had been released, attitudes towards the duo changed slightly. Ken Barnes, writing in Phonograph said "It's certainly less than revolutionary to admit you like the Carpenters these days – in 'rock' circles, if you recall, it formerly bordered on heresy. Everybody must be won over by now." Since then, the group's "saccharine" image has softened and musicians have cited the Carpenters as a key influence.
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Along with the likes of Billy Hutchinson, David Ervine and Billy Mitchell, Smith was one of those on the UVF wings of the Maze prison in the 1970s to be won over by Gusty Spence to his newer, more politicised, way of thinking.Garland, Gusty Spence, p. 174 This cadre of Spence-trained political figures would go on to play a leading role in bringing about the UVF ceasefire in 1994 as members of the Progressive Unionist Party (PUP).Taylor, Loyalists, p.
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The revival of the candidature of Prince Leopold of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen for the Spanish throne early in 1870 disconcerted Ollivier's plans. The French government, following Gramont's advice, instructed their ambassador to Prussia, Benedetti, to demand from the Prussian king a formal disavowal of the Hohenzollern candidature. Ollivier allowed himself to be won over by the war party. It is unlikely that he could have prevented the eventual outbreak of war, maybe he might have postponed it if he had heard Benedetti's account of the incident.
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Far from annoyed, Hearst seemed to be won over by Thompson's honesty. That same year he also had the honor of being appointed as president of the White House Correspondents Association.White House Correspondents Association Officers/Past Presidents He served as bureau chief through the end of the Johnson administration, during the height of the Vietnam War as the Capital convulsed in turmoil from protests and anger. In fact Thompson, who had logged hundreds of hours flying aboard Air Force One with both Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson, accompanied LBJ on an unannounced visit to see the troops in Vietnam in 1966.
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Critical reception for Haters has been mostly positive, with Teenreads calling it a "charming, dishy chick lit with a side of supernatural".Teenreads: Haters Teenreads Booklist wrote that Haters was "shopworn" with "heavy contrivances", but that readers would be won over by the "hilarious, likable, resilient Paski".Booklist Review: Haters Booklist The School Library Journal stated that "Paski's first-person narrative is lively and honest".Haters School Library Journal Kirkus Reviews wrote that the book "has the potential to reach a wide audience, although its length will discourage many reluctant readers who might otherwise enjoy it".
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167 The Irish People, O'Brien's prime political media, propagated from 1906 the cottage building programmes won under the 1906 Labourer (Ireland) Act. Its editorials, usually penned by D. D. Sheehan MP, condemned in regular rhetorical exchanges with the Irish party's Freeman's Journal, the party's relentless campaign against land purchase. The Irish People ceased publication finally in March 1909 when O'Brien travelled abroad to recover from the December 1908 Baton Convention sickened by Devlinite thuggery and corruption, but not before it praised Sinn Féin as honest youngsters, who could yet be won over by a great new national movement.Maume, P.: The long Gestation p.
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One of the biggest changes to the film was the addition of a subplot involving a drug addict played by Coolio. While this subplot was missing from the theatrical version of the film, it is present in the novelization by Greg Cox, published in 2003. Producer Kevin Feige commented on this version of the film, believing "the people who had other opinions [of Daredevil] will be won over by this new version." Reviewers like Empire's Danny Graydon seemed to reaffirm this opinion by considering this version a "considerable improvement on the original version," notably preferring the more violent undertones, a lesser focus on the romance, and the equal focus of Daredevil and his lawyer alias Matt Murdock and the subplot involving Coolio.
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The character received a positive reception with a review of the first episode saying the reception desk was; "about the only place where the makers of Shortland Street have got it right". However it took a while for Marj to be won over by the audience, with McRae suggesting that after the character was written with "a bit of comedy and a bit of warmth", she instantly became a fan favourite. McRae understood why viewers related to Marj so well, stating; "I think that Marj is possibly Mrs Middle New Zealand; I think people identify with her as being just like their next door neighbour or an aunty. I suppose she could become a sort of Kiwi icon." McRae was contacted by a political party in 1996 suggesting she run as an electorate MP following scenes where Marj was shown to be political.
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In 1392 (the 4th year of King Gongyang), Yi dethroned King Gongyang, exiled him to Wonju (where he and his family were secretly murdered), and ascended the throne, thus ending the Goryeo Dynasty after 475 years of rule. One of the most widely repeated episodes that occurred in the immediate aftermath of the fall of Goryeo was in 1392, when Taejo's fifth son, Yi Bang-won (later King Taejong), threw a party for the renowned scholar, poet and statesman Jeong Mong-ju, who refused to be won over by Yi despite their numerous correspondences in the form of archaic poems, and continued to be a faithful supporter of the old dynasty, and a leading figure in the opposition to Yi's claim to the throne. Jeong was revered throughout Goryeo, even by Yi Bang-won himself, but he was seen to be an obstacle and as such, in the eyes of supporters of the new dynasty, had to be removed. After the party, on his way home, Jeong was murdered by five men on the Seonjuk Bridge (선죽교; 善竹橋) in Gaeseong.
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