There's a compelling idea, a compelling set of characters, and a compelling story hidden somewhere in the middle of The Boss.
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"We wanted to sell a really compelling story with really compelling characters," Richmond said.
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Everything that's compelling about this lawsuit from the beginning is even more compelling today.
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There are some compelling reasons to prioritize health care, but also some pretty compelling counterarguments.
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Daley's account of REDMAP 's craftiness is compelling—so compelling that it almost undoes itself.
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I just asked them which experiences they found to be most compelling, least compelling, etc.
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However, no topic alone, however engaging and compelling, can guarantee an especially engaging and compelling performance.
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Lynn Novick's eye for compelling narratives Lynn Novick's eye for compelling narratives America is changing fast!
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Sander's were among the most startling and compelling I saw — if not the most startling and compelling.
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Hit Makers is thoughtful and thorough, a compelling book — and one that knows why it is compelling.
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" He admits that this still doesn't sound particularly compelling, "but the lack thereof would be very compelling.
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Compelling Apple to do this, civil libertarians worry, would be like compelling Apple to say or write something in particular.
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The Yoga Book is nothing if not compelling – but, then, compelling has never really been an issue for the company.
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"It still holds up and still has, from the beginning has so many compelling characters and compelling storylines," she said.
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"People want to invest in individuals that are compelling, and you can be compelling in a million different ways," Braswell says.
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Probably not, but it's nice to see Asus stepping up with a compelling product at an even more compelling price point.
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While the judges ruled that the duo didn't make a compelling constitutional argument, they acknowledged that a compelling argument did exist.
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The photos are compelling because of their weirdness; compelling because we, too, are almost seduced by the spirit images in them.
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The reason for this is simple: Being a compelling television personality requires very different skills than does organizing a compelling television drama.
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On Being with Krista Tippett Peabody Award winning broadcaster Krista Tippett brings compelling interview after compelling interview each week with On Being.
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Compelling, solid wrestlers are needed in the early parts of shows and Emma, Summer Rae, and Young were all compelling and solid.
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AND WE THINK IT'S ACTUALLY QUITE A COMPELLING OPPORTUNITY FOR THE COMPANY AND WE THINK IT'S REALLY COMPELLING FROM A CONSUMER PERSPECTIVE.
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But he adds that it starts with a compelling investment opportunity—and "few fields are as compelling right now as early-stage oncology."
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If the evidence from Mueller is compelling, it should be compelling for Republicans as well, and that may be a moment of truth.
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Yet a fairytale rise to wealth is no guarantee of a compelling story: there needs to be an innovative product or a compelling entrepreneur.
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While the 14.6 percent yield could seem compelling to some, Cramer warned that the dividend is only compelling if Frontier can turn things around.
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Having high-performing, technically excellent, and appropriately aligned teams will be critical to building both a compelling product and a compelling culture for engineers.
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After all, if compelling Apple to maim itself is allowed, compelling Google and Facebook and Microsoft to write security backdoors would also be allowed.
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"We wanted to make sure we did it in a compelling visual way and what is more compelling than a stampede of hot dogs?"
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It's interesting and sort of compelling, but I can't imagine it's $199 worth of compelling for most users outside of that initial Kickstarter round.
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"With compelling features such as live streaming and gimbal-like image stabilization, we believe the products are compelling," Oppenheimer said in its research note.
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It's less compelling if you're an ally of that president who still needs to win reelection and is left without a compelling positive agenda.
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"The offer is quite compelling, as the phone has a lot of compelling features," said Nitin Soni, who covers the telecoms sector for Fitch Ratings.
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Franklin replied that compelling someone to pay a fee wasn't quite the same as compelling someone to speak, as the court previously recognized in Abood.
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They will come in as soon as they have a compelling reason to buy sports and a compelling strategic imperative that it will drive their business.
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And if you can come up with a compelling enough feature to set it apart, odds are consumers won't find a compelling enough reason to buy it.
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What makes BlackBird so compelling, Golden added, is that it's not about luxury travel, but instead about how to actually replace driving through flights, which is really compelling.
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When a reporter's not available, we figure out if an actor in the story's available, can talk to us, and oftentimes that is as compelling, occasionally more compelling.
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Apple says that courts often consider software code to be speech under the protection of the First Amendment, and compelling Apple to write code would amount to compelling speech.
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" Moffett added that Hulu "walks that line between making it attractive and compelling for consumers, but not so attractive and compelling that it is threatening to their existing distributors.
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I think it's hard because it's a very compelling ... fear and hate is very compelling for a lot of people and it's a way to blow your steam off.
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Price: $219 on Amazon Logitech's Blue has had the USB market cornered for some time now, but Samsung-owned AKG offers compelling alternatives at an even more compelling price.
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Facebook is simply trying too hard to drive user change that will come naturally if the features are compelling enough and presented unobtrusively enough to feel compelling rather than obnoxious.
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Iger said digital revenue "is growing at a compelling rate and will grow at an even more compelling rate when new platforms" such as AT&T's new bundle and Hulu launch.
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But unless I had what I thought was a really, really compelling story, and something that was compelling to me, there didn't feel like that was a reason to do it.
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I don't want to say this will kill them, because they're offering an incredibly compelling product at an incredibly compelling price point, but they just need to be upfront about it.
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It's frequently disingenuous and often ugly -- but it's compelling.
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It's compelling, but it's toxic — and, sadly, it's contagious.
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In short: Raw numbers + history make a compelling case.
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Check out the clip ... Smith's logic is pretty compelling.
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The video presents some pretty compelling evidence about Johnson's inspiration (and no other compelling evidence whatsoever): it sounds like our dude takes a fatty bong rip just over two minutes into his rant.
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While he believes the company has a "compelling future" and that sentiment around the stock is once again positive, he thinks the "valuation relative to growth (and to Adidas) " is no longer compelling.
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"We've had very compelling testimony from a number of the witnesses so far, and in some ways all of them would make compelling public witnesses, the ones that I have heard," said Rep.
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The result is a compelling, if at times, complicated read.
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But the arguments for going forward are much more compelling.
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The most compelling headlines for Cramer were those surrounding UnitedHealth.
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But to curators they remained strangely compelling, if troubling, objects.
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It's the human stories that make it a compelling read.
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They shared their most compelling reasons for embracing the look.
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A comment on Connors entire project, and no less compelling.
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If you love beautiful and compelling tech, proceed with caution.
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Tell an anecdote about your job Narrative is always compelling.
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"Those benefits are just as compelling to enterprises," Jassy said.
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Both will be compelling and hopefully both of us thrive.
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VR's immersive potential is, of course, its most compelling feature.
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The evidence might be sparse, but it is also compelling.
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FightCamp service isn't compelling enough to pay $39 monthly fee.
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However, the second set of reasons is perhaps more compelling.
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Of the two examples below, which one sounds more compelling?
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Trump's opponents failed to unify around a single compelling alternative.
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It was incredibly compelling and almost literary in its storytelling.
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It's not compelling enough for me to pound the table.
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It provides a compelling look at one cost of consumerism.
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You can follow his work on a compelling Twitter feed.
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There are plenty of other compelling technology plays out there.
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The combination makes for a compelling if slightly uneven pairing.
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But that's what part of makes Survivor such compelling television.
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" PiperJaffray said Wingstop offers a "compelling long-term growth opportunity.
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And both Farrow and NBC have compelling cases to make.
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Some have been compelling, others vaguely plausible, still others laughable.
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But that story, though culturally compelling, is just a story.
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"This is a very compelling call to action," Pack says.
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Is it because they're any less compelling or less popular?
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Meanwhile, new health features could make Apple Watch more compelling.
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I don't agree; I believe the evidence is already compelling.
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It's going to present a very compelling story for Congress.
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That's what made partnering with Coachella such a compelling opportunity.
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Twins Days provides compelling evidence that the answer is yes.
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Is the phone compelling enough to make her switch back?
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If they're compelling, even mediocre marketing can often be successful.
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Elliott: The story and the work itself have remained compelling.
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"That's how compelling this man can be," Mr. Ansari said.
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That moment still makes for compelling television and political drama.
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Google discussed some compelling changes that are coming to search.
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Fakes are more compelling, more clickable than the real thing.
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As China has grown stronger, that need became more compelling.
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It has made for very, very compelling and interesting people.
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Despite these compelling statistics, there are problems with current approaches.
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As a combined entity, their value proposition becomes very compelling.
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Those small details make the simulation that much more compelling.
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In practice, though, it didn't make for particularly compelling television.
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What traits of Jesse Owens did you find most compelling?
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Promote Stories on the Camera view Compelling content is missed.
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The stakes and unpredictability of presidential debates make compelling television.
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Still, this photo makes a compelling case for his theory.
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One very talented director, as well as a compelling storyline.
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It's a compelling and urgent term; there's no argument there.
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Both arguments are compelling, so what's an investor to do?
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And it was compelling enough that I decided to bite.
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In this drama Google makes for a compelling evil genius.
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It doesn't make good TV. Stories do — people being compelling.
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Yet the scene was widely shared, and for compelling reasons.
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Right now the latter path is the more compelling one.
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She's a really compelling woman to bring to the stage.
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However compelling they seem, those ideas are often just excuses.
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This is why I find Hillary Clinton's candidacy most compelling.
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How can they make continually compelling offerings every six months?
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Finally, Rockhold as plenty of compelling challenges of his own.
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If only its smarts were as compelling as its looks.
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No matter what, this story will not be as compelling.
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" "As a filmmaker I'm always interested in compelling life stories.
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"This makes it a much less compelling story," he said.
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Most real life doesn't come in a neatly compelling narrative.
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Which makes a compelling counter narrative to the tech giants.
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Yes, today, their prospective pairing is more compelling than ever.
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But despite that compelling premise, the film doesn't really work.
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It is a cunning argument, but not a compelling one.
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The last model had a dated design and wasn't compelling.
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Of course, there are some compelling statistics against marrying young.
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We're not going to lie: the results are surprisingly compelling.
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That's what makes it so compelling to watch even still.
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So far, the evidence out of Food4Me isn't very compelling.
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His list of reasons is compelling, if hard to verify.
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John O'Hurley: It's a compelling piece of haberdashery, isn't it?
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The content that exists is compelling, but it remains limited.
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They're a compelling visual that's hard to really argue against.
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The vision is compelling and terrifying at the same time.
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If you can fund at 3% debt, that's very compelling.
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They need a really compelling reason to let you in.
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There are some compelling reasons for wanting to be taller.
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In Wisconsin, Clinton supporters again have the most compelling case.
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Those concerns notwithstanding, the researchers found some rather compelling associations.
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Such arguments were more compelling when Chinese growth seemed unstoppable.
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There just isn't much compelling evidence to support these claims.
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These investments are looking less compelling as commodity prices crater.
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Here are five reasons to watch this compelling series. 1.
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Also, Susan Himmelweit makes a compelling case for feminist economics.
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The most compelling VR content for Go comes from Facebook.
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This is compelling manufacturers to install costlier emissions treatment systems.
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"The evidence we're seeing here is very compelling," she said.
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The fund also has a few compelling twists, say experts.
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The case Tufts presented seems compelling, if not entirely believable.
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Still, Cramer said he thinks Altria's stock is more compelling.
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In October, Vatican Radio described "Spotlight" as "honest" and "compelling."
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The Kosmos pen offers a compelling writing experience unavailable elsewhere.
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The case for studying the arts and sciences is compelling.
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It's not nearly as compelling as the grand America vs.
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I found Arrival's bigger themes of communication and trust compelling.
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So how do you make a club very compelling today?
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The result is a compelling barometer of the national mood.
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It's also served as a compelling recruiting tool for talent.
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Michelle Pfeiffer, meanwhile, is one of cinema's most compelling molls.
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It's not quite an "Apple Prime" subscription, but it's compelling.
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The Clinton campaign was a behemoth without a compelling messenger.
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Donald Trump ran a compelling campaign with a powerful message.
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One of the most compelling studies came out this year.
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With the compelling leadership of Juan Guaido, that has changed.
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On their face, the arguments against Saudi Arabia are compelling.
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Lifestyle shifts are compelling you to rethink your living space
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The prospect of such a competition is a compelling one.
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But the wealth of evidence that he amasses is compelling.
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Much of the work, separated into distinct sections, is compelling.
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It was not seen as a compelling message to voters.
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Her eyes and her voice and style are indescribably compelling.
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But that, too, may be less compelling than ever before.
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Schultz is an engaging fellow with a compelling personal story.
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"Debths," though, shows Howe's lyric gifts at their most compelling.
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But will the offering be compelling enough to stand out?
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And it's something that makes her beauty evolution especially compelling.
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That adds up to a compelling combination in Arone's view.
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And Weird Al makes a compelling, if overdramatic, debate moderator.
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There is no compelling state interest that warrants such coercion.
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Her stage persona remains vivid, ardent, rapturous, impulsive and compelling.
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But what lies beyond her home's walls is also compelling.
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The fact is that nothing about him is compelling enough.
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Ultimately, the show's most compelling moments are the absurd ones.
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To regulate media, U.S. courts generally require a compelling rationale.
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He was never able to offer a compelling, alternative narrative.
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The output is pretty compelling; Tesla makes a nice car.
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Since then they have both been compelling examples of convergence.
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It offers no compelling reason to visit over buying online.
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What do you find compelling about reworking other people's music?
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The model is pretty compelling if you're doing it right.
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There just aren't as many compelling reasons to continually upgrade.
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Cars may be one of Alexa's most compelling use cases.
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Their drifting compositions are compelling just as digitalist collages too.
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I looked into it, and there are some compelling connections.
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It's as compelling and as insane as you might imagine.
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What do you find compelling about anders as a subject?
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It was a mess, but it was a compelling one.
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And it's beautifully shot, with compelling reenactments of key moments.
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Critics were blown away by the compelling story of "Unbelievable."
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Get back in there and be more compelling next time.
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The logic is compelling and I think that is correct.
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These documents, experts say, are even more valuable and compelling.
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Stupid things are compelling because they are easy to understand.
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But Mr. Greenberg is equally compelling in more familiar pieces.
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That's not the exciting, emotionally compelling message that anyone craves.
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With new, compelling services, consumer demand rises for higher speeds.
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Iron Fist isn't really one of Marvel's most compelling heroes.
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There are compelling reasons why Erin might want to settle.
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And C, as written, does not always stand for compelling.
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What's left is their story, and it's a compelling one.
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Venezuelans, for example, have many compelling reasons to leave Venezuela.
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There's a lot to be said for a compelling title.
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The case for going nuclear is much more compelling today.
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The topic is important, the treatment compelling, the conclusions persuasive.
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If that's not compelling enough, do it 4 the kids!
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Messages from students living through an attack are particularly compelling.
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In this case, however, the evidence against Iran is compelling.
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What makes it compelling enough to single out for discussion?
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There are several compelling reasons for the sudden bob surge.
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That's why I found Mr. Kelly's two friends so compelling.
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Make a clear, compelling case for why you're initiating contact.
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It's what makes the show such an endlessly compelling watch.
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But there is nothing as compelling on colds and coughs.
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Cultural festivals also offer compelling reasons to plan a trip.
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Jamal James is compelling, though, in his handful of parts.
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Soulcalibur VI makes a compelling argument to keep burning on.
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But Quill arguments are less compelling now than in 1992.
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The more compelling part of Mizrahi's life, however, begins earlier.
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For Republicans, the comparison makes for a compelling political argument.
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His memoir is a compelling argument for why they should.
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But in sports, the most compelling product isn't the writing.
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There is therefore a compelling case to isolate Pyongyang economically.
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One compelling story line when the show debuts on Aug.
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The nonprofessional cast members are as compelling as any pros.
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Which image is the most compelling to you, and why?
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The story is much more complicated — and compelling — than that.
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It's more compelling than the mediocre originals on Facebook Watch.
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I can't describe how compelling and fascinating this research is.
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Gary as a character is bitter, insecure, and completely compelling.
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And that self awareness made him all the more compelling.
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This is a compelling argument to a lot of investors.
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The relationship between gun laws and firearms deaths is compelling.
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The synergies are obvious and very compelling for younger people.
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GOLDWYN Audiences don't need likable characters, they need compelling characters.
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"It's compelling television if you listen to it," Echevarria said.
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Perhaps flexibility, then, is needed in defining a compelling link.
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And how does the M.P.A.A. reward so compelling a scene?
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That's a compelling story, whether the president amplified or not.
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And compelling adolescents to get treatment carries an added risk.
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Prepare a compelling case for why you want more money.
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Yet his work is still compelling to many, including myself.
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There are compelling ways to cut carbon from the industry.
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There's something about his style that I've just found compelling.
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At times, these fantastical conceits are more confusing than compelling.
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They issued a subpoena compelling him to appear on Oct.
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Of the options available to them, cyber is most compelling.
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Mothers and their young make for especially compelling wildlife photography.
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Socialism is the most compelling secular religion of all time.
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The dramatic content and the presentation made his testimony compelling.
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This would have been compelling to readers of every viewpoint.
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"That makes having money in a Roth even more compelling."
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There are compelling economic and social explanations for this trend.
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Like many, I found both Ford and Kavanaugh's testimony compelling.
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The characters, not the situation, are meant to be compelling.
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David Brooks King David was most compelling when he danced.
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The firm said the company has a compelling opportunity internationally.
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The idea of a space saga about faith is compelling.
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It will mean that outside groups delivered a compelling message.
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Google, Apple, and even Samsung all have compelling visions here.
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TAN: BECAUSE WE HAVE A COMPELLING CASE ON TWO FRONTS.
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He said leaders made "compelling points" after a meeting. Rep.
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Iger said Twitter was a "compelling" way to reach consumers.
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There probably aren't compelling grounds for even imputing moral guilt.
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The ones that work build a compelling narrative, he said.
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However, compelling someone to act is rarely an easy task.
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However, compelling someone to act is rarely an easy task.
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Most of his compelling drinks are riffs on popular standards.
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But Gattaca's most compelling ideas are its most timeless ones.
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What makes his work so compelling is his snapshot aesthetic.
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This conspiracy theory is compelling because of its participatory nature.
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Even in 1973, she was the much more compelling character.
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The regional data on the ACA's impact is also compelling.
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To me, that was far more compelling to listen to.
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Dark at the Crossing is a compelling if uneven novel.
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All make compelling cases that this addiction is getting worse.
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Perhaps most compelling is his relationship with writing and creativity.
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These are probably the most compelling cases the advocates found.
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We've rounded up some of the more compelling science here.
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The reasoning behind strategic surrender is at least somewhat compelling.
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What you need is someone who has either the national stature or the leadership position to get press coverage, and you need somebody who can deliver a compelling message and is a compelling messenger.
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Mathematician and voting statistic expert Richard Charnin has produced a compelling study by comparing polling to actual results and exit polls to make a compelling case for voting machine manipulation in the Badger state.
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The characters are going to have to be more compelling, and more quickly compelling, than what you're used to in film and television, where you can have a slow burn and get to know somebody.
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Talk about how, for the people who don't know you, how you got to where you got, because you're one of the more compelling stories, of the many compelling stories of the freshman class. Thanks.
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It's an unusual story, but Robinson keeps it lively and compelling.
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As a performance piece this was neither visually or aurally compelling.
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That would emphasize that the case to hike is more compelling.
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It's a compelling dream, though we're years away from it happening.
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Digital ag companies also need a compelling business model to thrive.
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The Nissan LEAF was compelling when it first launched in 2010.
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But it's the Bennett trade that is more compelling to me.
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It helps that he has such compelling actors at the center.
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Marsalis, the New Orleans–based jazz musician, have posed compelling challenges
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She says she doesn't find them that compelling to look at.
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Move past the 4D branding-speak, and the tech is compelling.
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And we think that&aposs a very compelling message for folks.
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"Different physicists have different opinions on what's more compelling," he said.
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They're both constantly destroying lives, yet compelling people to want them.
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Compelling evidence supports the claims of devastating consequences for nearby civilians.
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It makes a compelling narrative, but the underlying hypothesis is inaccurate.
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It shows that he does indeed have compelling evidence of innocence.
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The most compelling and fully realized painting is "Boat People" (2006).
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She said Shkreli is a compelling lead character for a musical.
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First, tell us what was most compelling about working with Danskin?
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Sabrina's status as a young woman torn between worlds is compelling.
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In Project Birmingham, we have compelling evidence for the latter view.
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Sometimes, governments have had compelling financial reasons to tax particular goods.
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PEOPLE rounded out the list with five more compelling species. 1.
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There will be plentiful supply so the model itself is compelling.
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LSEG reiterated the "compelling" logic of its deal with Deutsche Boerse.
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But could be a compelling vision for both passengers and airlines.
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Sony and Apple will try to tell the most compelling story.
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But it's not just perseverance that makes pacifism the compelling choice.
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The fundamental ideas expressed in the book's introduction are quite compelling.
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No device exists that makes a compelling business case for 5G.
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But this signal doesn't seem to be compelling evidence of that.
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But the biggest and most compelling Britney story was, increasingly, offstage.
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That's what's broken — and that's what's really compelling about Extinction Rebellion.
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With fewer people left uninsured, the idea could seem less compelling.
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Timor has pristine reefs, unspoilt hillsides and a compelling national story.
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Again, cooking isn't really explained, making it all the more compelling.
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Most people can't shoot compelling videos, and static photos are boring.
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Those folks create compelling, relevant pitches, increasing their odds of success.
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But it's one of Sundance's most compelling virtual worlds this year.
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Live Transcribe is, perhaps, the more compelling of the two offerings.
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Go deeper: The most compelling excerpts from Michelle Obama's new memoir
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Telsey believes there is a "compelling" entry point for L Brands.
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That said, the product it hopes to sell is quite compelling.
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It should be compelling to scholars and thrilling to his fans.
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That is what makes Lord Leopold a far more compelling villain.
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And, the truly sumptuous series eventually crafts a pretty compelling case.
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So I did not see a compelling case for leniency here.
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They were really compelling, that people wanted to hear from them.
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The big picture: Titan is alien in the most compelling sense.
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No other compelling evidence has emerged to support Mr Browder's claim.
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A $799 Surface Laptop is the most compelling of the bunch.
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The Fed has no compelling policy reasons to cut interest rates.
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And what I noticed was how compelling this was for people.
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"It's the most compelling blend of old and new," Ford says.
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There also haven't been compelling reasons for regular consumers to upgrade.
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Most compelling for fans, though, is the ecosystem around e-sports.
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But the effect is compelling rather than jarring or heavy-handed.
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Mr Coll's overall judgment is as gloomy as it is compelling.
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Terribly written character with no compelling reason for existing at all.
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That, of course, is not a compelling argument against holding it.
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A more compelling tactical matchup for Till might be Stephen Thompson.
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At its most basic level, it is a rewarding, compelling film.
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I mean, I'm always just looking for a good, compelling story.
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It was a very compelling vision over the very long run.
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It was a very compelling proposal, especially at that scale. Right.
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Now, the question is how to make the latest updates compelling.
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This is based more on sexist stereotypes than compelling scientific evidence.
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This design offers a more compelling use case than other foldables.
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Goldman said the logistics sector's valuation has now reached "compelling" levels.
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Not exactly a compelling example of the future of mobile communication.
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I know, dark thoughts — but Kvelynm's fan theory is rather compelling.
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But longer term, he sees a compelling case for owning Apple.
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Silly, yes—but also oddly compelling, especially if you have children.
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This portrait of Alma is compelling; the feminist gloss, less so.
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There are compelling reasons for retaining him, and for moving on.
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The fact that it folds up into a backpack is compelling.
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But as yet more evidence of Plath's precocity, it is compelling.
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Follow the S.T.A.R. structure to answer in a more compelling way.
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More compelling are in-person meetings with representatives or their staff.
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The case for getting rid of the prime minister is compelling.
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Once the headset was working, the experiences were creative and compelling.
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Some read as callow and lazy, while others as wholly compelling.
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What makes the Powerbeats Pro especially compelling is the versatile design.
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If you're a hardcore DIYer, such a system might be compelling.
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In other words, the product-market fit is not compelling enough.
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But in 2019, they felt they had a more compelling case.
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It's this rule that makes hot-sociopath reality TV so compelling.
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I find this diversity of beliefs, mythologies and spiritual perceptions compelling.
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I think that's much more compelling than doing lots of flashbacks.
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The notes sections are sometimes more compelling than their corresponding essays.
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Blunt does her best to make Rachel compelling, complicated, and sympathetic.
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Luckily, Rousey isn't the only compelling option out there for Holm.
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Both sides tell a compelling and believable story ... clearly, someone's lying.
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There are compelling points on the other side of this, though.
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I just thought it was something that was really, really compelling.
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It was an incredibly compelling episode, for a few different reasons.
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And that has proved to be truly compelling and tenacious computing.
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The case for the possibility of festivals overtaking clubbing is compelling.
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But they were also compelling because of their shaky, imperfect quality.
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That sounds like a good formula for a pretty compelling business.
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Yet Mrs Clinton's own economic offering is not all that compelling.
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The moments when you're playing as Batman are sometimes less compelling.
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Now, on its face, this doesn't sound like a compelling topic.
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Whilst doing this, they learn in a fun and compelling way.
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The Listen are comfortable, but there's nothing particularly compelling about them.
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Grime is no longer a compelling facet of the London sound.
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As always, the 33-car grid is packed with compelling storylines.
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Second: we needed a compelling reason to keep watching next season.
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And no other political show today is as good or compelling.
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AND YOU MAKE A COMPELLING CASE CERTAINLY FROM THE BUSINESS PERSPECTIVE.
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Yet crafting a digestible, compelling story that people remember requires skill.
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We sifted through those threads and rounded up 13 compelling responses.
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It would be very compelling to watch this relationship play out.
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But does all that talent add up to a compelling show?
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And to tell that tale in a compelling and accessible way.
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As the tweet above shows, the results can be bizarrely compelling.
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Amber has 6 months to reapply with a more compelling argument.
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While serverless offers a compelling value proposition, up until Serverless, Inc.
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Wolfenstein II, surprisingly, makes a compelling case that it is not.
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I admire their certainty in something far more compelling than reality.
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Second, a compelling profile can only take a candidate so far.
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That was what made the character so unusual, and so compelling.
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And with a backdrop of accelerating revenue, VMware's valuation looks compelling.
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More compelling is the Lenovo 300e, which comes in at $279.
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Such an affordable stay certainly makes for a compelling booking argument.
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Some don't like Taleb's writing style, but his ideas are compelling.
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Still, the arguments are compelling for creating athletics majors on campus.
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Trisha Paytas is one of the most compelling creators on YouTube.
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He thought they had compelling products, but their stocks were underperforming.
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Less compelling were the verbose literary texts projected during orchestral interludes.
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They must also advance a positive and compelling pro-woman agenda.
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Viewers have called "No End In Sight" (2007) compelling and expansive.
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Many have also called this film compelling and emotional to watch.
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But the ones that do always have something compelling to share.
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Drafts compelling content for the Earthjustice blog, website and print materials.
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And China has a compelling economic interest in a stable region.
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"I think what we've seen is compelling," the South Bend, Ind.
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I could weave articulate, compelling answers in discussion about my books.
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So in the intermodal business overall, the economics are very compelling.
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Oceanographers use a compelling and arcane vocabulary to describe this process.
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But you must have a strong and compelling story, Das stressed.
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"See You Yesterday" was praised for its compelling take on grief.
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Reasonable people having different conclusions isn't compelling evidence to impeach. pic.twitter.
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It was clearly not a compelling claim for the Edwards jury.
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Your title should be compelling and represent what's in your video.
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Need another compelling reason to adopt a few of these cuties?
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Add up all the compelling arguments and you get mass incarceration.
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The Switch doesn't get huge discounts, but this one is compelling.
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Mr. Trump's story is clearly far more compelling to Republican voters.
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It's not hard to understand why drones make for compelling fare.
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The trial was ended early because the results were so compelling.
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The combination is incredibly compelling, and it's easy to understand why.
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Dong Hyun Kim's three-fight win streak isn't at all compelling.
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I vividly recall thinking how magnificent and compelling these creatures were.
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The app also sports some compelling image and text recognition functionality.
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But it's a far more compelling and important movie than that.
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There are many strange and compelling mysteries surrounding Donald Trump's appearance.
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We are excited to explore the compelling opportunities this partnership presents.
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But youthful antagonism is also what made these artists so compelling.
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NTWRK was a pretty compelling experience even at launch last year.
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Obama has sought to make a compelling, optimistic case for Mrs.
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Easy. The symbolism is compelling: the Fourth of July — Independence Day.
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We're a long way from having a really compelling product here.
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So compelling, so savvy -- her dress cost $138 -- and so independent.
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The case for shorting European and U.K debt is more compelling.
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Beyond that, the evidence of Russian interference is compelling, though circumstantial.
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" Berners-Lee said the call to action was "compelling and urgent.
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The story he tells is compelling, detached, and often oddly romantic.
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There's a simple reason for that: It's telling a compelling story.
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Soundbars are compelling for people whose TVs don't provide good audio.
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It's a story worth telling, with compelling characters and dramatic moments.
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But some are skeptical of this theory despite the compelling evidence.
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I needed an actual patient to make a compelling radio story.
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For different, but equally compelling reasons, three true military heroes, Gens.
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That the whole thing was true made it ever more compelling.
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Curry advanced a straightforward and compelling take on the modern House.
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But exploring outside the retail market promises something much more compelling.
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It is a compelling story, but not necessarily an accurate one.
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Instead, The Favourite is altogether more sour, something weird and compelling.
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The debates are more informative and more compelling as a result.
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And this has to be a compelling argument for doing them.
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But some of his most compelling work is as a soloist.
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Most compelling is data showing that pollution levels are increasing again.
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Of course, the president said he thought Kavanaugh was compelling, too.
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One compelling example of this is the independent, local think tank.
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Americans have produced many small organizations but few compelling national movements.
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There is, though, a counter argument that is no less compelling.
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Can she keep up the edginess needed for a compelling show?
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They created this place that was compelling and interesting every day.
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The disappearance of eyewitnesses because of aging makes this tour compelling.
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They are certainly far more compelling characters than the young victims.
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However, it also snagged a nomination for most compelling living subject.
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I, too, fail to see compelling evidence to support Trump's charge.
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There are compelling legal reasons to regard this list as complete.
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What is it that makes them such compelling subjects for you?
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The argument for a structural change in China is quite compelling.
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The statistics are undeniably grotesque, yet compelling in their rigid judgment.
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The gown logistics were the most compelling part of the scene.
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It's dry, stony and pure with compelling minerality, a great value.
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What objects do you find most visually compelling in the article?
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The more personal story Tur tells in "Unbelievable" is also compelling.
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What a weirdly compelling, chaotic ride Love Is Blind has been!
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The actor's jagged features make him compelling in an eccentric way.
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But Cheer does something much more expansive and even more compelling.
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The case against Sanders is compelling if made forcefully and substantively.
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But the argument is not as compelling as it once was.
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Such a new and compelling message seems like a tall order.
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But it was undeniably compelling theater, and even nonfans were watching.
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So five witnesses are no more compelling or persuasive than one.
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There's more than enough back story here for a compelling biography.
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This is, in part, what makes negative book reviews so compelling.
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Brown's gift is for making that surface story believable and compelling.
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Despite Ford's compelling testimony, Supreme Court Justice Kavanaugh was narrowly confirmed.
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That's pretty compelling, but we don't learn anything further about them.
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Norris said energy stocks look compelling, too, as crude prices rise.
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And the economic benefits of moving to Los Angeles are compelling.
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Nevertheless, as I said earlier, Isabel has an extremely compelling case.
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It means finding compelling witnesses like Fiona Hill and Bill Taylor.
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They just don't see the compelling reason so far to switch.
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Warren released a video that is in many ways extremely compelling.
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AMD's valuation "is compelling relative to the growth opportunity," he said.
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Put most simply, most people don't have a compelling enough why.
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And Oprah Winfrey created an entire network with compelling black content.
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A correction since September has made valuations "more compelling", he said.
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Now, we just need a compelling smartwatch to buy and wear.
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The dialogue will be crisp and the narrative tensions utterly compelling.
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They were exaggerated or manufactured to be extra compelling, Kaplan said.
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They are, to be sure, strange, intriguing, compelling and truly visionary.
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What was it about homeownership that was so compelling to you?
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In a way that's compelling and easy enough for its users?
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What is it about grifter stories that make them so compelling?
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This is what I find so compelling about Siena's recent paintings.
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"The case to tighten policy preemptively is less compelling," she said.
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That's our challenge: telling that factual story in a compelling way.
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We want to make sure that we're compelling performers without anything.
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What he finds instead is a host of eminently compelling weirdness.
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The Oppenheimer analyst seemingly agrees, writing to clients, "With compelling features such as live streaming and gimbal-like image stabilization, we believe the products are compelling," and adding, "In summary, overlooked GoPro should be a buy."
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Archer has the kind of compelling personality that baseball might make into a national star if he played almost anywhere else (and if baseball had any idea how to turn compelling personalities into big national stars).
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Rolling Stone made a pretty compelling argument for "Look" being about Kanye.
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Although the women's championship was a rout, the men's game was compelling.
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That kind of info could guide users to create more compelling content.
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Republicans have no compelling electoral interest in fixing the nation's immigration laws.
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We've seen some compelling stuff — remember when Disick almost proposed to Kardashian?
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The Mueller report lays out a compelling case that Trump obstructed justice.
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Compelling stories of human triumph and the acquisition of epic knife skills?
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But as a frequent traveler myself, Mint House's value proposition is compelling.
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It somehow becomes compelling to wait for the other shoe to drop.
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It's a gripping, unsettling project, one that Cage considers his most compelling.
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The resulting cars are less than compelling and a pain for automakers.
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The whole endeavour took about three years, but the results are compelling.
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No automaker can compete globally without a compelling stable of electric cars.
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The sculptures, while at times compelling, tend to be overcooked and underthought.
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Campaigns are about narratives and Schultz hasn't created a compelling one yet.
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This is just the kind of connection a compelling story should make.
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Were Mitch McConnell and John Boehner the most compelling figures in America?
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COJI is one of the company's more compelling products in a while.
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Ultimately, they aim to tell a compelling story that people will remember.
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For me, the most compelling parts of the book are those stories.
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The dream you're conjuring in people's' heads should be compelling, but attainable.
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Samsung is remaining optimistic that it can deliver compelling goods to consumers.
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That argument is compelling until you remember that personal identity doesn't matter.
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Roque also clarified that Duterte "is not compelling anyone to come home".
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"[Snapchat] is really a compelling mobile platform," said SocialCode CEO Laura O'Shaughnessy.
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" Stephens said the company is "well positioned" and the valuation remains "compelling.
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We narrowed the responses down to 9 of the most compelling reasons.
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But the WCOH offers the league compelling advantages that the Olympics don't.
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It adds compelling and varied viewpoints to an already heavily reported stories.
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But in their quest, both have stumbled into something richer, more compelling.
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And, flat though it may be, Mr Knausgaard's style can be compelling.
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He remains one of the most compelling prospects on the lightweight roster.
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The glimpses behind the scenes of the media world might be compelling.
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The place Plexus takes me to is visually astonishing and aurally compelling.
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The antagonists of Dune are shaping up to be no less compelling.
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It's especially compelling to Engman because of how democratic Ikea's ethos is.
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But the facts are meaningless here, because this narrative is too compelling.
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And that's a fantasy as powerfully compelling as any science fiction film.
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And with a clear goal, that process of parsing becomes remarkably compelling.
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There are, however, more compelling reasons to keep all guns off planes.
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I must admit that I find Mr Street the more compelling candidate.
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We are, "upgrading to outperform on compelling growth," analyst Andrew Kligerman said.
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It was spooky yet meaningful, with lovely prose and compelling plot twists.
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Cahill: The universality of the sentiment towards these buildings is really compelling.
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The evidence for Jaime Lannister's Targaryen bloodline is speculative, but admittedly compelling.
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With the stock rebounding, Kamich found the charts behind AMD very compelling.
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It seems the three partners will go anywhere to fund compelling startups.
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For more compelling true crime coverage, follow our Crime magazine on Flipboard.
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And I think we've kind of seen compelling arguments on both sides.
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It's very compelling, because the improv works and the characters are grounded.
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As a bonus, the mystery itself is compelling all on its own.
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Conservatives still found the costs too high and the benefits insufficiently compelling.
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It's a compelling story, but it's familiar territory, and Macdonald knows that.
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Her huge eyes are compelling, and she puts them to good use.
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The London DJ creates a compelling mix full of reggaeton and grime.
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I feel like it'd be more visually compelling to walk and talk.
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It was so compelling, fans were calling for a feature-length version.
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But the most compelling reason is often the credit-card reward points.
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There is a beautiful logic to the dome's geometry that remains compelling.
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The notion also creates a compelling battlefield for the upcoming third season.
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But, though suggestive, these studies were not large enough to be compelling.
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What makes "Diagonal Phase" compelling is the relationships: one of tense persistence.
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There was "compelling" evidence that he had leaked details of the meeting.
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And to me, that&aposs like kind of the most compelling aspect.
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The proposals include compelling pharmaceutical firms to list their prices in advertisements.
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The hard part is trying to impose an order, which is compelling.
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On paper, John Kasich should be a massively compelling Republican primary candidate.
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It also happens to be the most compelling argument against doing it.
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Judges can deviate from prescribed minimum sentences if there are compelling circumstances.
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But the evidence for linking sensation seeking to speed is not compelling.
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That's a compelling proposition for people with terabytes of media at home.
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" Credit Suisse said amongst other things that the biopharmaceutical has "compelling valuation.
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This doesn't mean Jared Harris, who plays Crozier, is any less compelling.
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If all of these are compelling enough, by all means buy one.
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We wanted to be confident that we could generate a compelling return.
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Lost in all this was JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon's compelling comments.
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Compelling them to tick boxes would be better than nothing, he thinks.
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The most compelling new addition is a pair of depth sensing cameras.
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They're not compelling enough for consumers to spend this sort of money.
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Not only that, but it has interesting characters and a compelling plot.
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To my happy surprise, I found something very compelling indeed: a remix.
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Bose is certainly making a compelling case with the Home Speaker 500.
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But the evidence is much less compelling in suburban and rural communities.
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He had the Jedi; he just hadn't nailed down a compelling why.
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If he finds none, he must issue equally clear and compelling exonerations.
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It's cynical, but published studies can be a compelling form of marketing.
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The personal relevance of other pieces is subtler but no less compelling.
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I find it very compelling and I hope the reader does too.
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So, the House has not identified some compelling legislative need for this.
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The story was "compelling," as Google's Danny Sullivan shared at the time.
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And I'm sorry to say that their story is not particularly compelling.
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By starting early, Google could have a more compelling product at launch.
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George, for example, is perhaps the show's most compelling, most loathsome figure.
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From 30,000 feet up, the use case for tokenized securities looks compelling.
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To make that approach compelling, he really did need ultraviolence and sadism.
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Although the Gundam franchise is fictional, the idea is a compelling one.
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And so far, it doesn't make a very compelling case for it.
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Certainly just the idea of making America great again is obviously compelling.
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Snowden, the person, is nearly as compelling as Edward Snowden, the document
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Coming up with a compelling idea worth chasing is only step one.
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Even more compelling (and significantly less expensive), however, is Toy-Con Garage.
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But just because there's compelling data doesn't mean we have airtight answers.
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I personally think Number26 has a shot at creating a compelling service.
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But I'm skeptical of 360 3D, even when the content is compelling.
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It might be one of Marvel's most compelling tentpoles in a while.
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There's no compelling evidence that low-dose electricity leads to performance gains.
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What was it about him that made him so compelling to you?
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BUT I THINK THE OFFER WE PUT ON THE TABLE IS COMPELLING.
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That's what's going to make compelling cinema is to show people's flaws.
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The mathematics of recidivism are gloomily compelling for the would-be convict.
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" He added: "She's just so compelling, she's so sweet [and] so funny.
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This is one of the most compelling moments of the whole show.
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It's a compelling question that fits seamlessly into the book's central theme.
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People need a really compelling reason to use something other than cash.
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And seeing how compelling the ad is, it's easy to see why.
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" AbbVie: "Jeffrey's is recommending AbbVie and I thought it was quite compelling.
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It stars a bunch of unknowns, but they're compelling from the outset.
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Drew says the conversation around the term is compelling, if not uncomfortable.
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There's a way to get your news interpreted, clarified, and made compelling.
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He first selects the most compelling figures, then ones that complement them.
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This is a compelling case for industry as a whole, Woods said.
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That's not to say that The Discovery isn't compelling like Black Mirror.
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Still, Sweeney says those are not currently compelling reasons to be alarmed.
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James puts forward a compelling argument here and one with past relevance.
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Today's tax reform mandate, while no less compelling, is far more complicated.
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What makes a compelling show, even a reality show, are the stakes.
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The result was two compelling, unpredictable finales—but at an unreasonable price.
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The process makes for a compelling, thoroughly enlightening, unsettling, and necessary read.
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Jefferson's background as a doctor made her a compelling and powerful surrogate.
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A video showing likes piling up demonstrates just how compelling this is.
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But Tina, Queenie, the MACUSA wizards, Credence, and even Jacob are compelling.
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The Omen X by HP VR PC is nothing if not compelling.
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The gameplay is compelling, even if you are very bad at it.
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What is more compelling than the opposing composites of fire and water?
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Embedding Brat talent into ads has proven highly compelling to teen audiences.
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These goals should meet the three C's rule: common, compelling, and cooperative.
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If the ethical argument is not compelling on its own, the Realpolitik
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Maybe the most compelling thing is their sales force, or their capital.
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Co-working offers a particularly compelling use case for under-utilized space.
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But there's also a way in which that hysteria is so compelling.
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As long as Schumann was in command, the production proved murkily compelling.
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" Citi upgraded the stock and said the risk/reward was now "compelling.
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That message is compelling enough without jeopardizing the future of humanitarian aid.
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I'm not sure I'm ready for that, as compelling as it sounds.
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The literary trappings and moralizing of science fiction I find insufficiently compelling.
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I can only assume the next installment will be oddly compelling too.
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Moore's win in Alabama "makes the 2018 race more compelling," he added.
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I think he makes a compelling argument, although I'd be more selective.
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And I love those shows as well; I think they're really compelling.
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Lasting positive economic benefits require aligning public financial incentives with compelling projects.
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Others pop up intermittently, but are no less compelling in the moment.
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Fog Monster, named after a coastal weather phenomenon, was complex and compelling.
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"Being able to do that on top of VMware was super compelling."
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That's all compelling, and a majority of Americans support securing our borders.
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And they need to be compelling enough to make them binge-worthy.
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Johnson's message is almost identical to May's, but arguably even less compelling.
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It is hard to imagine a more basic (or concisely compelling) formula.
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But Duvall, 27, is making a compelling case that he never expected.
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The president cites compelling statistics to bolster his claims about human trafficking.
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To attract newcomers, Spotify also recently introduced a more compelling free service.
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More compelling ideas to achieve those goals exist across the political spectrum.
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" That leaves Democrats with a less compelling takeaway: "Possible obstruction of justice!
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The Apple Watch's always-on display is undoubtedly its most compelling feature.
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This seemed possible because Trump had independent compelling grounds to fire Comey.
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The immediate, compelling impact of Donnarumma and Locatelli has changed all that.
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Amidst this buzz, investors might be overlooking more compelling global market factors.
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The LaBianca report was shorter but contained a wealth of compelling information.
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I'm making "Privacy" sound creepier and more compelling than it ultimately is.
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Watch: Facebook Portal review — great for video calls but lacks compelling features
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He has a compelling argument that he was in an impossible position.
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But the administration has struggled to find compelling justifications for such moves.
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And the value proposition offered by OpenFin seems to be quite compelling.
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It's the most compelling elevator pitch for her candidacy she's ever made.
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It's an aphoristic, compelling, and depressing book on the nature of pessimism.
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Most VR experiences so far are more curiosities than they are compelling.
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Not all of Gay's difficult women are as compelling at the rest.
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Perhaps Reed's other compelling element is his disaffection with the whole shebang.
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The best two teams facing off for the championship is undeniably compelling.
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Both are party tricks, but Apple's is probably the more compelling one.
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Knowing that there is something so simple holding them back seemed compelling.
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States would be compelling misleading speech that is unjustified by the science.
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So compelling became the discussion that it bled into the next show.
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There's an even more compelling case for them to vote their conscience.
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Critics have praised the show as "compelling" and a "tour-de-force".
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To deliver compelling presentations like Jobs did, Black recommends using these tricks.
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Netflix was so compelling, he said, that its main adversary was sleep.
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Mr. Gardley's "House" lacks the compelling inevitably and grim logic of Lorca's.
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In this compelling film, it's not the medical miracles that most impress.
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Where was it and what is your most compelling memory of it?
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The competing values (there may be more than two) may be compelling.
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Such a broad loophole suggests national security considerations were less than compelling.
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Each mouthful is a little different, one more compelling than the last.
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For decades, Rosen has honed her compelling and politically barbed visual vocabulary.
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But take a step back, and a dark, compelling spectacle reveals itself.
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And that's very compelling to people and it opens up their hearts.
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"Don't buy coffee" is not financial advice that I find particularly compelling.
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"Ratatouille" tells a compelling story through animation that isn't just for kids.
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The results are compelling, and transformative, and, in very different ways, beautiful.
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Below, they offer compelling reasons for capturing memories or just living them.
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Still, the economics in favor of the robot cars could be compelling.
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Dameron's most compelling writing presses sharply on these brittle beds of shame.
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The material with which Mensore surrounds this ordeal is not as compelling.
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Their story was clear, and it was a strange and compelling tale.
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His populism is more compelling to people who respond to such things.
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Finally, Democrats aren't making the most compelling moral case against Donald Trump.
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Their images were compelling, but they lacked the deeper exploration I craved.
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It's a perversely compelling moment — war personified, becoming a crusader for righteousness.
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The scenes at the monastery are the most compelling of the episode.
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There's a reason Oprah Winfrey can turn any controversy into compelling television.
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This is compelling evidence of a lively progressive movement within the party.
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It's like Nightmare on Elm Street with a less visually compelling villain.
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This makes it a compelling market for fintech and social media apps.
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The evidence is now compelling that wage growth is decelerating, not accelerating.
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Wiping that slate clear is what she finds compelling as a novelist.
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I mean, there's no compelling reason to keep cutting at this point.
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CISA also issued a directive, compelling federal agencies to patch the vulnerabilities.
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But sometimes, it's more compelling to be tossed right into a scene.
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Allow the compelling need to act to outweigh all doubts and setbacks.
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The result was gripping and compelling -- and harmful to the President's case.
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" Like Opatz, Betzold recalls Klobuchar as "a compelling witness — she was great.
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The neobanks&apos competitive interest rates are making their accounts more compelling.
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Kondo's book is calming and compelling, sensational in its practicality and passion.
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Story at a glance Lynn Novick's eye for compelling narratives doesn't blink.
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The company has compelling reasons to be in the GOP's good graces.
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But you can have an orgasm that is more convulsive than compelling.
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None of this is quite funny, but that's what makes it compelling.
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And he's not making a compelling case that he's the most electable.
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Are you able to share it in an interesting and compelling way?
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On the one hand, they were faced with a compelling constitutional duty.
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It's a compelling media narrative, but it is not grounded in reality.
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One of Dr. Zitter's compelling patient narratives teaches a clear-cut lesson.
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Trump gave the director, Matt Tyrnauer, the title for his compelling film.
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That dramatic and compelling championship run remains the most memorable for Stewart.
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In public, the families became some of the campaign's most compelling witnesses.
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But remember: personal narratives don't have to be long to be compelling.
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Which images do you find the most compelling or impactful and why?
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The bad news is that Beijing's message is, for the moment, compelling.
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What makes this study particularly compelling is the trustworthiness of the data.
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I don't see how Mayor Pete can make a similarly compelling case.
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Democrats, by and large, said they found the opening arguments very compelling.
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But the arcs weren&apost always as compelling as those early episodes.
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The subject turned out to be even more compelling than I'd imagined.
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Democrats still need to come up with a compelling candidate against Trump.
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"Of course I want it to be compelling to watch," he said.
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A strong personal brand is almost always supported by a compelling story.
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It is the compelling tale of how a man became a legend.
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Every compelling story needs a villain, and pinstripes suit the role perfectly.
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What is surprising is how compelling and meaningful Jónsi's show really is.
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Presumably, there should be a truly compelling reason for such a change.
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"That's the universal basic income argument that's compelling to me," he tweets.
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She offered few musical insights into what proved a compelling new piece.
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There is no doubt that a woman could make a compelling Bond.
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" But he said it "excels as a powerful and compelling home console.
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If you want a compelling opening act, J.J. Abrams is your guy.
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The second meridian, which examines the politics of time, seems particularly compelling.
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But there is an even more compelling reason: It is extremely dangerous.
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"An impeachable offense should be compelling, overwhelmingly clear and unambiguous," Hurd said.
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I've watched a few YouTube videos, and Bullock seems compelling to me.
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Halbach's car keys was probably the most compelling evidence the defense had.
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If the immersive experience became more compelling, the content, it gets better.
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It's an introvert's pop song: sparkling, sweet, a little shy, weirdly compelling.
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And that's a compelling case for scientists to get their voices heard.
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As compelling as Hays is, the season struggles with its supporting characters.
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Either way, just more of what remains this season's most compelling mystery.
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Tenuous as they may seem, Mr. Cahn saw the links as compelling.
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The compelling stories underscore the connection between balanced regulations and industry innovation.
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And the evidence for the intervening event is, I think, compelling, persuasive.
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All paid media should tell a story about you, a compelling one.
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But Committee Ranking Member Mark Warner (D-Va.) suggested it was compelling.
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We also don't know if consumers will find all of this compelling.
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Taken with all the high necklines she's wearing, it was pretty compelling.
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Bostrom's book Superintelligence was compelling to many people, but there were skeptics.
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This one is, for me, by far the more compelling and profound.
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You have, I think as an example, a compelling company called BitPay.
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In particular, Freddy has become one of the show's most compelling characters.
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There's something compelling and persistent about that kind of youthful, collaborative spirit.
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There is no clear authority, however, on compelling presidential testimony before Congress.
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Despite the slow start, Jones is still a compelling character to follow.
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And the pro-climate change was so compelling, the other guys capitulated.
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"VR Bloodborne without fighting" (or even "VR Amnesia with less hiding") is a hugely compelling pitch, but it requires deconstructing the design choices that make their virtual worlds beautiful and compelling — something I don't necessarily see happening yet.
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"This is a very strategically compelling opportunity and if done at the right price financially compelling but it's not a must do deal, it's not a deal that we have to do," Chief Financial Officer John Rogers told reporters.
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Given the compelling characters involved, notably C.A.A.'s founding partners, Michael Ovitz and Ron Meyer, and their successors, Bryan Lourd and Richard Lovett, after more than 500 interviews, there was more than enough material for a truly compelling narrative.
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Griffin, there are some seriously compelling match ups between high level technicians scheduled.
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The prosecution presented no compelling evidence in the trial to support its case.
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There are surprisingly compelling signs that Iran might be preparing for Assad's fall.
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For everyone else, GIMP is a compelling, top-quality, free alternative to Photoshop.
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In particular, Congress must speed up and toughen its approach to compelling testimony.
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The numbers, which have been largely consistent ahead of the debates, are compelling.
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The packs are lighter, the graphics more sophisticated, and the experience more compelling.
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It's certainly a compelling possibility, and a consideration now worthy of future investigation.
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Her answer was at once simple and compelling: Big tech is crushing competition.
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There is already compelling evidence to suggest that gut bacteria can affect disease.
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" The tones are described as "compelling yet uncomplicated, rich yet purposeful and restrained.
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To offer customers compelling investments, Betterment needs to be a sound investment, too. ■
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The evidence both for and against this website being a troll is compelling.
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But deep analysis and compelling writing is still well outside of ROSS's reach.
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Ligon supplied these coloring books to children and they produced some compelling images.
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Here's how the whole sorry, somewhat complicated and totally compelling story played out.
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A candidate has to be persuasive and compelling to listen to and watch.
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"Longer-term they do look like very, very compelling values," the analyst said.
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Nor is a focus on current low mortgage rates compelling on its own.
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More importantly, there aren't many compelling reasons to buy a 5G phone yet.
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The lyrics were especially compelling given the tragic turn of events days before.
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Those are the more compelling parts, I think, in a lot of ways.
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The most compelling parts for me are actually the stories from other people.
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Wilson's idea just needed to be packaged in an immediate and compelling fashion.
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This argument makes sense, but it's not the one I find most compelling.
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No matter what you think of Rockstar's chops, there's something compelling about that.
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Milk's status as a tech startup outsider is as compelling as his pedigree.
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And that might make it feel a bit more compelling for the audience.
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Richardson, though, is a compelling storyteller, and provides enlightening anecdotes on each page.
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If he doesn't, police will issue a notice compelling him to do so.
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From the start, Philip, Elizabeth, and their marriage were tremendously complex and compelling.
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Still, not everything that works on the page can be as compelling onscreen.
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Owen Gleiberman, Variety: Gosling gives a tricky, compelling performance that grows on you.
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"It will be much more compelling than anything else out there," he said.
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Few of Europe's parties could appeal across national lines, however compelling their policies.
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Accordingly, the poll found that was also the most compelling argument against legalization.
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His confidence and certainty while addressing his viewers make this story so compelling.
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So, dear reader, I ask you: is the Switch compelling enough to buy?
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Even when the characters don't gel, the core story gets at something compelling.
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Meanwhile, remember last week when President Trump called Ford's testimony "credible" and "compelling"?
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The most compelling, however, is probably smart home camera and baby monitor functionality.
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As an adult, Celeste is never all that likeable, but she's deeply compelling.
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In Blockers, Sam's inner tug-of-war is the film's most compelling conflict.
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It drives a more compelling experience, he says, which creates a better product.
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Her compelling speech was entirely prescient to the country's current state of unrest.
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Here is a look at some of the most compelling value plays today.
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But neither argument is particularly compelling, because the current situation is totally unprecedented.
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But the fact that they have noise-canceling technology makes them more compelling.
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But he shapes a compelling and credible portrait of a well-mannered hysteric.
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What's especially compelling about Plex is just how easy it makes consuming media.
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PGMag's review calls it a compelling midrange gaming laptop in a premium suit.
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Still, I could see a compelling cinematic version of Memories becoming a blockbuster.
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There is much to build at Facebook… and the mission is human… compelling.
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And The Sorcerer's Stone's public school story tropes are its most compelling elements.
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Together they form an unlikely but compelling friendship that many fans have shipped.
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And these were people who were creating actually really high-quality, compelling content.
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I think it goes back to why They Are Billions is so compelling.
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Readers stay where they can experience a variety of intelligent and compelling content.
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The fo' real, fo' real shit would have been compelling enough without them.
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The final chapters, in which Ms Inglis escapes the archives, are especially compelling.
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We'll fund some really compelling projects, then months will pass where there's nothing.
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You have an internal and external poise and beauty that is so compelling.
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The most compelling moments in Iowa history have little to do with civility.
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There are a lot of big ideas here, some more compelling than others.
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It's a compelling product, but I'd suggest waiting for the inevitable price drop.
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But he was very compelling in person, and I liked him so much.
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But it's hard, because there's so much domestic news and it's so compelling.
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Those opportunities were worked out on the runway in some truly compelling ways.
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One of the most compelling areas in that sector is smart power grids.
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This ended up making for less compelling television than they may have thought.
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Imagine if you could turn your memories and emotions into compelling, abstract paintings.
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Diamond Age from Stephenson remains the most compelling edtech startup concept never built.
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But developing a compelling demo is different from building a successful content company.
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Matt Yglesias made a compelling case in October that American democracy is doomed.
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With Anon, he just isn't able to articulate a compelling case for them.
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FROM PEN: Stunning Visuals and Compelling Storylines Make FX's Legion a Must Watch
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But Buckley says these hypotheses aren't as compelling as the courtship ritual one.
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Jimmy Kimmel can create clever, compelling content; a company selling shoes might not.
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It's compelling people to do more, to be more, and to become more.
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The tweet below was his most compelling argument, which … yeah, that's not great.
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When working as advertised, it makes a compelling case for the dual screens.
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That leaves out the last five years, but the data are still compelling.
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What makes both villains so compelling is the righteous power of their arguments.
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The good news is that the cloaks create a compelling representation of reality.
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Importantly, we believe PLNT's differentiated business model and compelling unit economics prove advantageous.
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Even in a tranquil, safe environment, he'd be a center of compelling drama.
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And the ability to go above the globe and offer IP is compelling.
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But despite that, Pedreira sets up a compelling scenario that feels chillingly plausible.
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Pimco economist Tiffany Wilding said there remain "compelling arguments" for more aggressive easing.
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The perishability of groceries makes it a compelling use case for drone delivery.
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Netflix’s Happy documentary from 2011 makes a compelling argument for this.
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The logic is compelling given that China is the more significant trade offender.
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Instead, let's look at the true events that inspired this compelling new show.
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The words "masterpiece" and "compelling" and "best new music" have been thrown around.
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The result is a compelling picture of a man who himself changed portraiture.
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Chernobyl is a compelling show, exploring how the disaster occurred and its aftermath.
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According to a growing body of preliminary but compelling science, that's a shame.
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But the GRI presents artifact looting as a controversy with two compelling sides.
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Moderate returns in unfamiliar and complex environments is not compelling for average investors.
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"The really compelling thing, though, is to walk across the ledges," Hardarson admits.
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Until now, there hasn't been any compelling reason to buy the Amazon Echo.
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It wasn't only their artwork, but also their ideas that were so compelling.
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Some real estate agents believe that the skyscraper could represent a compelling investment.
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But it could make for a compelling combination if JBL gets it right.
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So Samsung is slowly but surely making the Samsung Gear S2 more compelling.
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Cleantech was very compelling: an opportunity to make money while saving our planet.
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Among the more compelling on-board features is the addition of Force Mobile.
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I think the data are quite compelling and not that hard to understand.
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Apple has yet to announce a compelling feature that makes use of it.
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That alone would make "Risk" compelling, but the movie includes a remarkable gap.
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I closed by recapping a value proposition that is no less compelling today.
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So it really is just a pretty face, driven by otherwise compelling hardware.
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Try new tactics to acquire customers, and focus on building more compelling products.
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I would say that the refugee situation is very compelling to me personally.
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Harping on a single, compelling reason is the best way to inform them.
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Hangouts was a compelling product — too important to require a tie to Google+.
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It's a powerful song that demanded similarly compelling, raw visuals to accompany it.
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So the states became the compelling, but quiet, justice reform story of 2016.
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That's a compelling narrative that often goes unnoticed by Christians of the left.
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We face big challenges, but the reasons to act are real and compelling.
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In short, there's no shortage of compelling characters to latch onto beyond Ebner.
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"Each one of us found her account credible and compelling," the statement said.
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Often, in the allure of a compelling storyline, the victims can be overshadowed.
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IAM Robotics is one of the more compelling local entrants in the space.
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Some of the most compelling evidence comes via magnetic resonance imaging, or MRI.
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There is much to build at Facebook... and the mission is human... compelling.
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Each of these reasons, as I said, was compelling in its own right.
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The video is full of compelling visuals about her time in the military.
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But its liberalism is incapable of fashioning a compelling political response to authoritarianism.
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She's only really compelling in this syncopated tempo where she's moving very quickly.
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TendAR is the most compelling example of this out of this year's batch.
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O.J. Simpson, it's these smaller moments that make the series so endlessly compelling.
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The idea is pretty compelling, but the reality is a bit more complicated.
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Productions to share an insider's look at the compelling life of Princess Diana.
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But so far I've seen no compelling strategic justification for Trump's missile strike.
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But while the idea is compelling, the execution hasn't been great so far.
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It was an incredible chapter to add to his already compelling life story.
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It's a mostly uncomfortable marriage, but it's propelled forward by a compelling plot.
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"It makes these findings even more compelling, in my opinion," he told reporters.
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DIS offers a compelling risk-reward when contemplating the probability of Disney+ success.
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Her worries are relatable ones, which makes this even more compelling a watch.
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Walking and talking, watching the relationship between Henry and Delilah unfold, is compelling.
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And everything has the rich and compelling gleam of a dark fairy tale.
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His stump speech became more compelling and he spoke with more alluring cadence.
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It makes no sense to secular people, but it is compelling to believers.
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Both companies offer a compelling array of products complete with high-end smartwatches.
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Dan: And what makes this ecosystem more compelling over rivals like Hong Kong?
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Below, we've pulled together some of the most compelling statistics about online harassment.
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Television exists to show us compelling images in a dramatic format — that's it.
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Boethius puts forward a compelling argument for Christian ethics, without relying on scripture.
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As others have pointed out, those scenes are both extremely compelling and accurate.
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But facts, when brought to light, can be even more compelling than dollars.
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It, too, has a compelling interest in ensuring that the courts run efficiently.
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One compelling illustration of this is posting health inspection grades in restaurant windows.
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Their producorial minds were as compelling to us as their on-screen talent.
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What's compelling is that the characters have to figure things out for themselves.
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But even the best software is pointless without compelling hardware to run it.
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Here's just a small sampling of the many compelling items you can find.
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Those by design have to be inviting and compelling experiences for the public.
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He says that they did find compelling evidence that microdosing has several effects.
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Who do you think is the most compelling case you've seen so far?
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But the case for buying organic or free-range eggs isn't very compelling.
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The mystery that plays out is just as compelling as it is comical.
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What is it about them that, as a director, she finds so compelling?
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But for now, I find the game's straightforward Doom-style absurdity strangely compelling.
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This is part of what gives her work a distinct and compelling twist.
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In the case of Microsoft, the search warrants included court orders compelling secrecy.
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Others have cited his tweets as a compelling basis for an obstruction charge.
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Physiologically, the hibernation period is the strangest, and the most compelling, to researchers.
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Peggy Noonan is one of the most compelling raconteurs in political writing today.
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You are trying to make an argument for why your business is compelling.
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We can never be better than paper, but we can be as compelling.
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