Ultimately, you don't really convince people — people convince themselves.
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So argument is about trying to convince others while we're trying to convince ourselves.
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"If anybody could convince him, you could convince him," Corker told TMZ on Wednesday.
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If I can convince others, maybe I can convince myself, and vanquish imposter syndrome forever.
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But we know we must still convince the sport parliament and we must convince the public.
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Claire decides that the best way to convince Father Fogden is to convince Coco the coconut.
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How did you convince your label, and how did they convince radio to play something so different?
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If she has managed to convince him that she's the most worthy ruler, than she can convince anyone.
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"To convince them not to flee, you must convince them a worse fate awaits at the end of the journey."
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But worse, I&aposll bet I didn&apost convince him and he didn&apost convince me, and that&aposs fine.
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But in order to impeach, that means you have to convince not just Democrats, you have to convince Republicans, too.
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When you're so close, it feels like if you can't convince them, then there's no way you can convince anyone.
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While Apple can try and convince you an iPad is a computer, Microsoft will try its best to convince you it's not.
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You know I'll try to convince them I'll do my best and hopefully I'll convince them after the election should I win.
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"She won't convince core PiS supporters, but she has a chance to convince the undecided," said Agnieszka Kwiatkowska, a sociologist at SWPS university.
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If they convince themselves it is for a greater good then they can convince themselves they are also just the victims of the situation.
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You won't convince Trump supporters to change their minds, but you will need to convince Sanders supporters and undecideds to get off their couches.
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He tried to convince them on pocketbook grounds, to convince them Trump is a fraud who does not care at all about their material needs.
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It's short enough that I won't quote it to try to convince you; it takes just a second to convince you all on its own.
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At Harvard, at other universities across the United States, we are trying to convince — I'm certainly trying to convince my students — to consider public service.
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But there's a saying in politics: If you can't convince voters that you're the best guy, then convince them that your opponent is the worst.
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I've found out that's a great way to not only convince others that you're due for a promotion and a raise, and also to convince yourself.
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Macron's visit also included efforts to convince Trump to exempt Europe from steel tariffs and convince the United States to maintain its military presence in Syria.
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"To convince our first client, I had to convince her that we were a proper logistics company," Lai recalled in a recent interview with CNBC Make it.
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Maybe the knowledge that he's been happy before might be enough to convince him he'll be happy again, might be enough to convince him to keep going.
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Leading researchers in the field, such as Jon A. Shaw, have specifically explored how offenders convince themselves and try to convince their victims their actions were consensual.
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The takeaway seems clear: In order to convince people to fight for our species, we might first need to convince them that the fight could be winnable.
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Arnold talks so much about the mind, and he says that if you can't convince yourself, don't expect anyone else to convince you that you can do it.
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Rather, you can tell up from down, but someone else will try to convince you otherwise, causing you to get annoyed—or convince yourself that you're going nuts.
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"Now that we've managed to convince him, we are more confident that we will be able to convince the 15 judges to accept our interpretation of the directive."
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To convince the high court to temporarily halt the plan, opponents had to convince the justices that there was a "fair prospect" the court would strike down the rule.
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""I don't want to sit down with the cops and convince them I was raped many times / why should I have to convince someone I was taken advantage of?
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But the meeting led to an oddly unsatisfying conclusion: Mochizuki couldn't convince Scholze and Stix that his argument was sound, but they couldn't convince him that it was unsound.
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The researchers hope to see their technology integrated into future smartphones, but they will have to convince manufacturers to build the special ring and then convince consumers to wear them.
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The Pelicans paid Jrue Holiday to stick around so he could help convince Boogie Cousins to stick around so that they can then help convince Anthony Davis to stick around.
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I will try to convince them — to convince them that the only way to fix the French economy today is to make radical decisions that profoundly change our economic system.
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It's far more expeditious to appoint a female watch ambassador or convince Reba McIntyre to play Colonel Sanders because you don't have to convince 323.1 million Americans to agree with you.
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Revealing a social media fluency surprising for her age, Greta uses Frances' phone to convince her father that she's on vacation with Erica, and convince Erica that she's with her dad.
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Do they actually try to convince even you ... Yes.
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Now it's up to Google to convince mobile operators that carrying and promoting the new Pixels is a good idea, and to then inform and convince the rest of the consumer market.
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I think that was part of why she was able to convince so many people and convince herself that what she was doing was great, which allowed her to lie so effectively.
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This economic consensus in opposition to the "Fight for $15" won't convince organized labor and its allies to stop promoting the policy—but it should convince policymakers to stop listening to them.
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They use pseudo-science to convince the public that these products are safe and effective, and they use public shaming to convince the citizenry that non-compliance is a public health threat.
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It's a salesperson's job to sell you a car, and they have two ways to do it: Convince you that the price is great or convince you that the car is great.
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Apparently, more "analytical" Democrats were better able to convince themselves that climate change was a problem, while more "analytical" Republicans were better able to convince themselves that climate change was not a problem.
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They believe that the best way to convince French citizens to accept diversity is to convince French whites that Muslims and people of African descent are every bit as French as they are.
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She hopes new "assurances" from the EU will convince lawmakers.
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He doesn't convince anybody to go along with his plan.
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"You'll never convince me that he didn't do this," Sen.
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It took time to convince McDonald's general manager Rhonda Butler.
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We really considered ordering pizza but convince ourselves not to.
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I mean, I had to convince them that I'm gay.
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Let's figure out someone we can convince to buy them!
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The leadership change might convince employees to stay at Nest.
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I'll probably take Tuesday off, if I can convince myself.
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Presidents convince themselves that the next time will be different.
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Stephen Colbert takes on how Apple would convince us otherwise.
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A lot of experienced pundits even began to convince themselves.
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She might be able to convince me on this one.
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You had to convince them that this would be huge.
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Lately though, street style has begun to convince me otherwise.
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Unfortunately, arts and crafts isn't likely to convince Cersei Lannister.
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Still, he couldn't convince Wendy that their love is real.
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Analysts said the governor's comments did not fully convince markets.
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How do you convince the public it's a total hoax?
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Don't let people convince you that you are not happy.
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His plea doesn't convince Jess, though, and she walks away.
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So, how to convince the government to let it slide?
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Musk said he tried to convince Trump not to withdraw.
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How do we convince people that we can do it?
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Is Lamb trying to convince Tommie or himself or us?
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"That would convince me that we've broken out," she said.
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I don't have to convince myself to take those steps.
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You can convince someone, 'This is a person to know.
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His protests didn't convince the organizers of the LA Marathon.
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It may yet convince regulators it is not to blame.
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Maybe this will convince him to lay off the jokes.
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It took a lot of time to convince the IOC.
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Bounds reportedly faltered because he was unable to convince Sens.
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Raising the drawbridge will not convince China to open up.
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And really convince the consumer that we've built something specific.
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If only we could convince Twitter to be so thoughtful.
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Screenshots of the programs I use would convince you otherwise.
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But I'm also not the person they need to convince.
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Actually, he didn't have to do much to convince me.
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Eventually, I convince him to watch a movie with me.
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I managed to convince him we could make it through.
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Then use the facts to convince us that you're right.
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"You cannot convince him, because it's nonsense actually," said Verhofstadt.
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Our job is to convince them it is not normal.
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Bo has to convince Willowdean that he genuinely likes her.
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It's simply too obvious, and Riverdale can't convince me otherwise.
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When we say convince people ... Oh, I can imagine resistance.
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Such arithmetic ought to convince more banks to join forces.
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It may instead convince them that the project is doomed.
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How will it convince other brands to work with them?
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Can Tyson convince the DiMeos that he's a college dean?
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Now Huawei just needs to convince people to buy it.
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That is until you convince her to try it out.
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This was enough to convince some people they're a couple.
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He even tries to convince Archie to wear a wire.
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I convince my husband to get Mexican food and margaritas.
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Yet it's not easy to convince residents to build skyscrapers.
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These are the people the two sides hoped to convince.
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Is this really going to convince any of Trump's supporters?
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Georgia have scrambled to convince officials to allow Williams to
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Then they need to convince people to take the vaccine.
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But she's not the only person he has to convince.
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Toomey therefore needs to convince those voters to split their
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Schulz is touring the country to convince his party base.
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The best shot they have is to convince Republican Sens.
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I'm here not to convince my colleagues, but the electorate.
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He needed to convince the bank to share his vision.
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It didn't convince the grievance committee of possible malicious interference.
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In the end, you have to convince a majority of
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Already, Garofolo has managed to convince investors of his approach.
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The burden remains on Udacity, however, to convince its skeptics.
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Now we just have to convince Mercedes to build it.
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But we know who has the savvy to convince them.
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TC: What was the hardest thing to convince investors of?
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If you were on the fence, did she convince you?
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It took a long while to convince scared and abused
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It would just be easy to convince people of this.
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Now, physicists hope to convince them once and for all.
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Don't ignore it, or worst, convince it that is wrong.
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McConnell's message: Do your best to convince Rubio to run.
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She must convince the holdouts that she's honest and trustworthy.
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"You got to convince it to stick together," he said.
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But hey, I don't need to convince you, do I?
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But doesn't convince me as well that he should be.
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They convince audiences that every nonwhite population is a risk.
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I don't want to convince or to change anyone's mind.
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I wish Google could convince me that was the case.
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Can the series convince us of Ward and Fontenot's innocence?
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The United States must simultaneously consider incentives to convince Iran.
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But it is enough to convince her of his duplicity.
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It was pretty difficult to convince anyone to hang out.
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Who was the hardest person to convince to do this?
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Just as importantly, it might also convince them to subscribe.
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Would anything ever convince you to call it a day?
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That argument did not seem to have convince Vestager, however.
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He even tries to convince you not to trust yourself.
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We're trying to convince the public to trust the police.
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Really. But it's still not good enough to convince me.
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His aides reportedly had to convince him to sign it.
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Can Sanders convince voters that he's FDR, not George McGovern?
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"We don't have to convince them anymore," she told me.
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But taken together they don't convince us, as they must.
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The people they need to convince tuned out years ago.
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"A YouTube video can convince you of anything," he said.
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It's enough to convince you that superhero fatigue is real.
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Mr. Trump has to convince Iran that he is serious.
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The more friends you convince, the more points you get.
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There is nothing in the record to convince me otherwise.
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"No one can convince me to go back to him."
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But that might not be enough to convince the legislature.
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Lie until no amount of evidence could convince anyone otherwise.
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Convince them that they need to put everything behind me.
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It didn't try to convince us of everything at once.
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Such complaints may also convince the landlord to back down.
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I tried to convince myself: 'This is not my life.
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Their aim is as much to confuse as to convince.
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I convince D. we need another platter of fried dumplings.
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It is never worth your time to convince that person.
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Now, however, we doubt that we need to convince anyone.
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First, it bolsters their reviews, which convince customers to buy.
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Her goal is to convince Trump to visit a mosque.
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JOE KERNEN: Because I'm not convince they won't this year.
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They haven't managed to convince the President to stand down.
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They try to convince consumers to pressure businesses to comply.
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I'm trying to convince them that's what they should do.
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The whole time, they're trying to convince me I'm insane.
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You convince yourself that you're up, you're present, you're alive.
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I hope I can convince her to be my friend.
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I can convince the other party to make a deal.
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It's possible that the DUP will be harder to convince.
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How would you convince your school to offer this course?
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Maybe it will convince the President to have the meeting.
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Or convince rival political parties to form a coalition government.
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It's an easy place to convince people to move to.
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It is our job to convince 15 percent of them.
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We will never convince them to stop in some cases.
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Danske will struggle to convince anyone it was completely oblivious.
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Now Bumble hopes to convince Congress to consider such legislation.
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If I just work hard enough, I'll eventually convince everybody.
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It still has work to do to convince investors, though.
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McLoone's mom had to convince him to stay on it.
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But Xu struggled to convince investors to back the company.
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"They said 'convince me it's a fake,'" Dr. Fernandez said.
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But apparently the company failed to convince New York City.
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Read: Can Anything Convince Bernie Fans to Vote for Hillary?
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If that doesn't convince you, the pink guava cake will.
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Of course, it seems hard to convince Trump of anything.
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Sanders will certainly try to convince them to do so.
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However her powers of persuasion still struggle to convince some.
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I found little to convince me he has been mischaracterized.
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And it's very hard to convince people that that's true.
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The burden was on the president to convince members to approve of an emolument he wanted to accept, Sullivan wrote — it was not on Democrats to convince their colleagues to vote on other legislation.
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If we convince ourselves that talented artists like the Beatles will be successful no matter what, we can also convince ourselves that we don't really need to provide people with safety nets or resources.
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Leftist mobs' endless demand for more regulation and higher taxes will not convince investors to pay their "fair share" — it will convince them to send their money to London, Tokyo, Dubai, Shanghai, or elsewhere.
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"What Rubio did is not going to convince any Trump voters that they're wrong; in fact, it's only going to further convince them they're right -- we've seen this time and time again," Murray said.
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The House of Representatives would try to convince a federal judge of the merits against a wall, after failing to convince enough members of Congress to override the emergency declaration and a presidential veto.
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If they couldn't convince Trump to back off a position, they slow-walked his orders, hoping he would forget about the matter or that they could convince him to change course at a later date.
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"Elon has an uncanny ability to tell a story he wants to be true, convince himself that it has to be true, and then convince others," one former Tesla executive told me after the trial.
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Proposed safeguards, such as stricter disclosure rules, do not convince sceptics.
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He wants to convince the reader to think and act differently.
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In the end, the legal argument doesn't have to convince anyone.
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I had to convince them that this is a basic necessity.
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But the real question is: could Mr. Callan convince Mr. President?
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Reports show that some Republicans are even trying to convince Sen.
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Neither can the study tell us how to convince parents otherwise.
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After failing to convince Trump to rethink his approach, Mattis resigned.
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He had to convince not only his parents but also mine.
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Somehow she was able to convince me, despite my initial misgivings.
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Iceland is doing everything it can to convince tourists to visit.
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He was trying to convince them to vote for their wives.
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Not even Tyrion, her most loyal Hand, can convince her otherwise.
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His ability to convince investors to hand over cash is impressive.
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Their objective: Convince CPS to provide healthier and higher quality food.
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Or if they could convince us that that wasn't the reason.
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What happens when they convince an agency to send them work?
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They tried to convince us to look at the world differently.
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And what are you using to convince them to do so?
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If you convince him, we'll never know it was your idea.
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Bannon said she had to convince him to let her leave.
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Do you agree, or would you try to convince him otherwise?
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As to whether it'll convince newcomers, though, I have my doubts.
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She has to convince me that this really is a problem.
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Ready to convince the naysayers of denim's worth in the workplace?
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It is a very, very difficult thing to convince anybody to .
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But Garrett knew he had to try to convince Roose otherwise.
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But can Jesse really convince the law to let him escape?
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Job one will be to convince them to denuclearize North Korea.
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Will they be able to convince delegates to switch from Trump?
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You have to convince them that you're on the same side.
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"[Police] tried to convince him to turn himself in," said Williams.
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Local leaders rushed to convince 78 residents to sell their homes.
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"It took many months for them to convince me," she says.
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But there were also other deeds meant to convince the crowds.
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How can liberals convince immigration sceptics that open societies benefit everyone?
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And you can't convince me that it's not the same guy.
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It goes to programs trying to convince women to get married.
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Can Viall convince us that he can be a comic actor?
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No amount of contradictory data were going to convince them otherwise.
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That alone was enough to convince one contestant to tap out.
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It wasn't tough to convince Hough to join in the fun.
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I needed to convince myself that it had all actually happened.
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Still, she was just one more person he needed to convince.
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It's kind of insane to watch them try to convince her.
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So how can we convince Russell to give us this information?
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Others try to convince women to think again, handing them leaflets.
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She struggles to convince the boys that Will is still alive.
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I had to convince him so hard that it wasn't planned.
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He managed to convince me that this was a mutual thing.
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How do you convince yourself not to hit that snooze button?
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In reality, good leaders lead -- they guide voters and convince them.
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How did you convince investors to back you at this level?
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Who's going to help you convince them they should do this?
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We had to convince the boutiques that they wouldn't lose business.
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Only he could convince his voters that some things are complicated.
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Don't even try and convince us that it's the living room.
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Did you convince my mother to come back on the show?
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Now he needs to convince voters he's worth paying attention to.
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Each are trying to convince fellow MPs to vote for them.
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But the hard sell wasn't enough to convince those like Rep.
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Could you convince yourself that in fact you're in Los Angeles?
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Italy's new anti-establishment government may be particularly hard to convince.
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It's a little hard to convince Wyoming people there's global warming.
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I convince myself and I see through myself the next day.
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He had to convince Katt he was a legit TMZ employee.
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Will the taste convince wine lovers to give it a try?
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If he can convince voters otherwise tonight, he could win handily.
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But going from "Absolutely no, never" to "Convince me" means something.
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Because a political fact is whatever you can convince people of.
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It may take more than that to convince the American courts.
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For one, you have to convince kids to actually use it.
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Can you convince some friends to join you on the journey?
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I tried to convince him he had come home like that.
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I don't really want to convince racist people to like me.
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They are hoping to convince us not to vote for him.
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"I don't want to convince someone of my tragedies," she said.
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"I didn't expect to convince everyone, and that's O.K.," he said.
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Kavanaugh's efforts appeared to convince Trump to stick with his nomination.
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John Solomon: How do you convince people not to vote Democrat?
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Outlawing "homophobic" comments does not convince anyone that homosexuality is moral.
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Clinton to convince Congress to create a Medicare buy-in program.
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C: How did you convince Manny Pacquiao to sign with you?
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I was almost trying to convince myself that it wasn't him.
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The goal is to convince you that you are somewhere else.
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You can try and convince yourself otherwise, but you do not.
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Mattis failed to convince Trump to stay in the Iran deal.
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But upcoming research could convince other insurers to cover it, too.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe hopes to convince voters in the Oct.
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In other words, she didn't live to convince others of anything.
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I am not here to convince you to buy our stock.
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Still, Republicans will try to convince voters that is the case.
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Sexuality is something no one should have to convince you of.
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I wept because I had failed, as a storyteller, to convince.
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"Don't let the Fake News convince you otherwise ..." A fitting coda.
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People will call you to convince you I said to talk.
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Perhaps the only person he really wants to convince is himself.
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You know your worth, so don't let anyone convince you otherwise.
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But will it convince the FCC to make the necessary changes?
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I hope that we can convince him to change his mind.
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"I tried to convince everyone not to do it," says Kaszynski.
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Clinton, spent months trying to convince him to vote for her.
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If I do, you convince Wild Bill to reassign me elsewhere.
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"You will never convince me he's not a genius," she wrote.
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I pass the gym and somehow convince myself to walk in.
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The provers "win" if they convince you their solution is correct.
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It took them two months to convince themselves it was real.
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We never try to convince people they're wrong or shame them.
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Often, we're still having to convince them this isn't a joke.
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I text my friends and try to convince them to join.
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It's not supposed to convince people to turn away from him.
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I couldn't convince Anna to join me, so I went solo.
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Now she has to convince her divided Cabinet to back it.
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But not even Bryant could convince Phelps to dive back in.
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She attempted repeatedly to convince them to surrender once she arrives.
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There was no airtime to convince the nation they had solutions.
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Next, they'll have to convince us of why we should care.
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Both on some occasions attempted to directly convince subordinates to lie.
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You try to convince yourself it's just another match to win.
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A warm salad with coconut and tomato might convince you otherwise.
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Whether the plan — even as a temporary backstop — can convince Mrs.
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How are you going to convince Buffalo or New York City?
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Danske will struggle to convince anyone that it was completely oblivious.
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"You have to convince them they have a problem," she said.
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Disney is certainly trying to convince potential subscribers that's the case.
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How do you convince them to work with you as well?
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But Warren will never convince Trump's base to be for her.
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Supporters have to convince the state they are building something necessary.
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Arrington's failure to convince moderate Republicans in the suburbs, may have
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And she is trying to convince the population of this, too.
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Let's prove it inside before we try and convince our customers.
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That didn't convince those who were in the streets on Sunday.
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Even so, it was still not enough to convince one investor.
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Repentent radicals visit prisoners to convince them to renounce their beliefs.
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He can convince the milder skeptics – but only by producing results.
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What evidence and testimonies convince you one way or the other?
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Sanders, though, may have to convince Democratic voters that he electable.
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The Hill: Centrist efforts to convince Trump to end shutdown falter.
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Remember, you have to convince them that it's worth the trip!
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If that doesn't convince you, a free glass of wine might.
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Traffickers convince their victims that the police will not protect them.
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Now you can convince anyone they're on your Close Friends list.
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But they have to convince a panel of strangers they're worthy.
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She concocts a clever plan to convince the town he's harmless.
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Your daughter will attempt to convince you that you are mistaken.
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"I think he could convince people to do anything," he said.
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Now they have to convince voters it was the right call.
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Residents tried to convince the manager otherwise, but to no avail.
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But that's trying to convince ourselves that we know Tiger Woods.
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It's enough to convince Janine to give her baby to Offred.
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De Niro wanted to convince Matsuhisa to open in his hometown.
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Don't let the world convince you that it is not possible.
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But if anyone could convince us otherwise, it's Leon Botstein. ♦
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"In certain moments, Ernst had to convince Putin personally," Boltenko said.
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It's hard enough to convince people to evacuate or take cover.
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But this is not enough to convince some obstructionists in Congress.
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The groups are trying to convince voters that the incumbent, Sen.
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That teacher tried to convince me otherwise, but I never wavered.
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Ryan's decision could convince other Republicans to head out the door.
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If the House Intelligence Committee hearings could not convince Republican Rep.
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No, the ovoid space in which Judas kneels doesn't fully convince.
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They even managed to convince Patrick Stewart to voice Bambi's father.
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Immigration sceptics will, of course, be hard to convince either way.
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How did you convince the doctor to give you your leg?
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Fellow G7 leaders are trying to convince him to stay in.
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She wants to convince parents that she's doing the right thing.
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He has to convince them that the ladies will like it.
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Now they must convince critics that combining is a good thing.
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Without the big stars, it's difficult to convince people to spend.
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Neither of these stories convince Evan that his name doesn't matter.
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It is Hillary's job to convince people to vote for her.
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My hope is we can convince people that's not an option.
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Pressure and threats alone won't convince North Korea to change course.
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"I don't think I need to convince people," he told ABC.
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They just have to convince a magic talking alligator to help.
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"I am still trying to convince the doubters," she said Tuesday.
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"Our partners do not want to develop, so either we convince them to invest or we convince them to strike a deal that will give us control," Moretti said, speaking at the annual shareholders meeting in Rome.
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It is this potential for sanctions relief, and for avoiding economic catastrophe, that is most likely to convince Maduro to reverse course, or to convince the allies Maduro depends on to depose him and to restore democracy.
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The more Republicans can convince the public that ObamaCare is failing, the easier it will be to convince the reluctant members of their own party that they need to take the political risk of voting for repeal.
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You might even be able to convince strangers you're a real astronaut.
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Pretending to proselytize, Stirner must be writing to convince himself, against himself.
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It's quite another for it to convince the public who attacked it.
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Plus, she promises she can convince the board to make Hakeem CEO.
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But how hard will it be for them to convince a jury?
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Anna watches Gaslight, so who's trying to convince her that she's crazy?
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Is there anything the Man Repeller girls can't convince us to try?
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Otherwise, it might be hard to convince farmers to change their ways.
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Let's say you can convince Republicans in Congress to work with you.
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"Did I almost convince you you were an ordinary man?" she purrs.
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A $20 subsidy was enough to convince people to take the leap.
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The supervisor was unable to convince Dr. Dao to depart the aircraft.
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Convince dog to stop chewing a box and get ready for sleep.
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Hands down, as a group, the jurors were the hardest to convince.
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To survive, the company needs to convince users it's a unique offering.
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Can the company convince them to start coughing up $2300 a month?
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They said he was trying to convince Pakistan to stop sheltering terrorists.
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But you can't convince people who just don't want to accept something.
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Tuesday's remarks are nearly certain to convince both sides they were right.
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Amazing – now convince them that shoveling is fun and you're all set.
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Then you'd need the right incentive system to convince people to contribute.
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We convince our friend to start Westworld, and he gets totally hooked.
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I knew that I was always gonna be trying to convince people.
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If you Google your symptoms, you'll probably convince yourself that you're pregnant.
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How did Wright convince people to give him their money and trust?
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EDF had hoped to convince the regulator that the weldings were safe.
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To get elected, they convince voters that they're basically just thriftier Democrats.
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We're a long way off of having answers that would convince me.
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It could maybe even convince some iPad and Mac users to switch.
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They try to convince people without violence that their way is better.
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His mission: convince homeowners to sell and make way for Mars missions.
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If they can convince their employers for some time off, of course.
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He wanted to convince the film industry to produce more positive images.
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The only problem is, how to convince the rest of the world?
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I have had to convince friends to trust me and support me.
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Environmental campaigners said cash sweeteners would not convince Britons about shale gas.
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He has to convince the opposition that he sees beyond special interests.
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So I don't believe it, and nobody's going to convince me otherwise.
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If Switzerland wants Syngenta back, I would convince ChemChina to sell it.
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Evan was sure he could convince Bobby to work on the app.
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But it's hard to convince employers to send kids to these activities.
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How do you convince the owner to let you paint their wall?
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Archie tries to convince her to call the police, but Betty refuses.
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It might even convince you to take a Live Photo or two.
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But Mueller's testimony did nothing to convince moderate first-term Democrat Rep.
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But it has yet to convince the public to swallow the idea.
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But she could not convince enough of them to back the plan.
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I MEAN, THAT'S MY JOB TO GO CONVINCE THEM THAT IT'S NOT.
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How do you convince the public that this is a good idea?
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First, convince Fred to give Serena more freedom to influence Gilead's direction.
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He never tried to convince me that he was telling the truth.
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The company needs to convince consumers that they still need a GoPro.
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First, he needs to convince the party establishment to unite behind him.
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It's not going to convince anybody that virtual reality is finally hip.
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He just has to convince people not to vote for his opponent.
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He's hoping to convince leaders from across the community to sign on.
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Trying to convince people to convert to natural beauty products isn't easy.
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I tried to rationalize with him, to convince him he was mistaken.
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Trump must convince voters that he can be trusted as a leader.
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You have to convince yourself that you're going to give this speech.
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But that doesn't seem to be enough to convince most millennial women.
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Passing the screening means you'll have a chance to convince a judge.
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But you're not going to convince many mothers who have experienced that.
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Needless to say, this kind of analysis may not convince international investors.
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How do you convince a youth-dominated population to vote for you?
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Carlos Curbelo is trying to convince voters he's serious about climate change.
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They convince congressional leaders to give the power back to the people.
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And if they can convince their colleagues of their opinion, we'll see.
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This is not writing to convince, but to insult and to evangelize.
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They're here to convince their country that anyone can win soccer games.
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That's how they convince network president Gary to go along with it.
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Who will Elon Musk be able to convince to go to Mars?
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Different camera angles also help convince people stay and watch the video.
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Thomson is overseeing an effort to convince delegates that they're already unbound.
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Try as they might to convince us, you're still giving away money.
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Perhaps the Trump administration hoped to convince Sisi to demonstrate greater tolerance.
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Doug Ducey would play a role in trying to convince Arizona Sen.
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He tries to convince U.S. readers that Spain is an authoritarian country.
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Ms. Leong wants to convince her students that they have a voice.
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General John Kelly Anti-Trump conservatives spent months trying to convince Gen.
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Is that why Lendl returned, to convince Murray that, yes, he can?
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It's a smart sketch that will convince no one and change nothing.
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She just doesn't seem to think it's her job to convince them.
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None of it was sufficient to convince a jury of Rogers's innocence.
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That independence helped convince Obama to tap him to lead the bureau.
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I'm not gonna convince him that I'm right most of the time.
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"I hope I can convince them to change their minds," she said.
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But since her visit, Kraft has been trying to convince them otherwise.
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"The Team" is not likely to convince them it's safe to return.
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He is not trying to convince Republicans to change their views, however.
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He does not have to convince any of the nation's trading partners.
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Washington does not need to convince anyone about its unrivaled military power.
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The snub seemed to convince Boyaco that their relationship was worth cultivating.
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"She continued: "It's pretty easy to convince people with smoke and mirrors.
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But it's not like you feel you have to convince the therapist.
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"I was trying to convince Playboi Carti to throw Cheetos," he said.
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These natural, and apparently adequate means all failing, what will convince them?
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Lore believes Jet will help convince brands to transition over to Walmart.
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Maybe this will finally convince you to stop throwing away your taxes??!
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But it would likely convince him to finally tape up that webcam.
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What would it take to convince other scientists to take this seriously?
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I'm a sceptic...can you convince me that honey actually does rock?
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Teddy is clearly trying to convince his bosses he's ready to go.
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That's enough to convince Frank to take them on as his lawyers.
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How did this convince you to get amongst it as a freelancer?
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That's why NSO will have to do better to convince its critics.
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Reisman tries to convince her to leave, but Celeste is still reluctant.
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And I'm not too worried about my ability to convince the French.
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I'm always trying to convince my dad that it's a legitimate career.
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Bowl are great and don't let anyone try to convince you otherwise.
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Another customer tried to convince me he was allergic to forgotten vegetables.
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"Love is definitely, possibly on the horizon," James tries to convince himself.
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The real goal is to hopefully convince other politicians to adopt Parti.
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The prince was trying to convince Trump that climate change is real.
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He thought I was trying to convince him not to pursue me.
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Read: Did Bill Clinton Convince Democrats That His Wife Is a Human?
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However, India's doctrinal changes may convince Beijing to revisit its nuclear doctrine.
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But either way we can't lose more time trying to convince them.
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It tells you who is the correct person you need to convince.
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Maybe Ms. McCandless can convince him otherwise, but I somehow doubt it.
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But before it can do that, Dorsey had to convince his employees.
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Maybe it depends on whom the president can convince to replace them.
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Slack tried to convince investors that this was a one-time occurrence.
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If you can convince her, I will approve you for the procedure.
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Lawmakers are now hoping to convince President Trump to embrace the deal.
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"You must convince yourself the sound of snoring is beautiful," he said.
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Tinder and Bumble are desperate to convince you that you're not desperate.
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This woman is the first to convince me she's got a key.
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I was never trying to convince anyone that the world is flat.
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Trainor sought to convince lawmakers he would be fair in his post.
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They convince themselves that celebrity provocateurs will make America's campuses more conservative.
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They'd try to convince me that I — what I did was good.
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And maybe I'll be able to convince some other people of that.
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Or are you worried that I'll convince you to change your minds?
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"It's safer," Rivera told the stranger, in an effort to convince her.
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Someone needs to convince farmers to protect milkweeds on their private land.
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Are you so confident we can't convince the public to hate you?
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Nor will it convince Alabama Democrat Doug Jones to vote against Kavanaugh.
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How did we ever let people convince us that was a weakness?
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"I'm not on a mission to convince anybody to forget," she insists.
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They'll need just as long to convince themselves that they didn't overpay.
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Jotty tries to convince herself that her sisters come with good will.
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They will probably convince some number of Mr. Trump's supporters of that.
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President Trump attempted to convince Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on Oct.
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"She has been a little bit tough to convince," Mr. Lévy said.
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And I have to convince them that what I'm saying is right.
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Convince his fellow owners to move the USFL's season to the fall.
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Were you able to use personal stories to try to convince him?
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He had to convince his wife, Christy Vilsack, that he actually won.
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We have a challenge to convince people that we take security seriously.
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Democrats don't need to convince voters who favor impeachment to vote Democratic.
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But I'm not sure that selling point alone will convince many voters.
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If I can convince you to give me your credentials, it's done.
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He does not have to convince any of the nation's trading partners.
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The company's mission is to convince millennials that the suburbs have soul.
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"Have a conversation, not to convince, but to be curious," he said.
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The mission: convince them that the Trump White House isn't a mess.
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The question: How do you convince someone that climate change is real?
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Doctors will try to "talk down" patients, to convince them to stay.
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Convince them of that, and your age ain't nothing but a number.
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Don't expect these to flood social media or convince prospective Spectacles buyers.
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A few visits from the police might convince them to shelter elsewhere.
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Trump needs to convince a critical mass of people to follow him.
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Not surprisingly, he failed to convince the jury composed of his enemies.
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It didn't convince her, but it was just such a lovely gesture.
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Now they have one overriding goal: to convince the public they're right.
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"If you can't convince them, confuse them," is an old political motto.
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They're trying to convince -- you know, they don't believe it themselves, okay?
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The callers convince victims that their son or daughter has been taken.
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However, the cryptocurrency's price fluctuates too much to convince him to invest.
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Of equal importance will be continuing to educate and convince the public.
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The Oscars may prove tougher to convince, but so far, so good.
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Kucinich voted for ObamaCare's final passage but says Obama didn't convince him.
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Pull the plug So, did this finally convince you to leave Facebook?
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We even managed to convince Rob to give the game a shot.
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It took multiple conversations to convince the man that this was real.
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Instead, Disney wants to convince more people that systemic change is needed.
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Porter tried to convince the President he needed to clarify his remarks.
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He suggested there's nothing Trump could say Thursday to convince him otherwise.
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He hopes to convince more people his solution is a cut above.
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He tried to convince them that their faith required decency to all.
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How did you convince 10 friends to eat the foot with you?
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What's your message to convince people to vote for a Democratic candidate?
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He needs to convince us with his surprising command of the issues.
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But if that doesn't convince you to ignore his tweets, there's more.
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And when it comes to rape, courts can be tough to convince.
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But can these activists convince Democrats to shut down the government again?
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I'm not gonna convince him, and Hari doesn't like to do anything.
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We arduously convince young children to believe in Santa, and they do.
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He was accused of being enlisted by the managers to convince the Czech Republic that their stake in MUS belonged to a foreign investor, in order to convince the country to sell them the rest of the company.
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Like for every other cybersecurity reporter or cybersecurity reporting team, the biggest problem is trying to convince any of these people to go on camera, or even trying to convince them to speak to you on secure chat.
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What VR does is — because it operates at this very fundamental psychological level — it actually works the other way: Instead of trying to convince yourself that you're there, you find yourself trying to convince yourself that you're not there.
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While you can easily convince your closest six friends to ditch Skype in favor of WhatsApp, it's next to impossible to convince all your future sales leads or company recruits to leave LinkedIn for the next shiny new platform.
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A Canadian island couldn't convince anyone to move there — until two sisters offered a deal on Facebook A Canadian island couldn't convince anyone to move there — until two sisters offered a deal on Facebook This segment originally aired Dec.
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Instead, she has tried to convince European partners to take on quotas of refugees, pushed for building "hotspot" reception centers on Europe's external borders and led an EU campaign to convince Turkey to keep refugees from entering the bloc.
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Educational VR innovators must convince them that the windfall warrants the upfront investment.
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Yeah. What's your pitch for Twitter Video, because I … you could convince me.
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It's a great way to convince the Chinese government that you deserve favors.
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Huawei and Samsung are trying to convince people they've figured foldable phones out.
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I couldn't convince her I would block the sensor...Then, you stepped in.
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But this report will convince many that the election was stolen from Moore.
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The technology was persuasive enough to convince Innovation and AME to commit capital.
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One of their biggest tasks would be to convince underwriters of its merits.
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Activists had repeatedly tried to convince the government to move him to Canada.
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Teni Panosian will soon try to convince you to buy stuff on Amazon.
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Military police even tried to convince activists to give up their Facebook passwords.
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I couldn't convince her that her own eyes weren't telling her the truth.
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Still, Nick tries to save face and convince Gypsy the message will work.
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"There must be a final agreement which will convince the people," Pisiorlas said.
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I can convince myself that I can understand what someone else went through.
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The older he gets, the harder it will be to convince him otherwise.
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What do you say to shareholders to convince them of the company's value?
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" They tried to convince me, they were like, "We need to be here.
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Let model Anthea Page's staph infection, gotten from dirty brushes, convince you otherwise.
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If she can just say it enough, she'll convince herself of that, too.
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That alone may be enough to convince people to back it on Kickstarter.
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Is it really that easy to convince the world of a person's guilt?
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Those statements did not appear to convince analysts, both bull and bears alike.
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And Trump didn't likely do enough to convince everyone to move past that.
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Are the facts enough to convince you of some curse following the Kennedys?
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"AKP (Erdogan's party) tried to convince PYD to fight against Assad," said Ozkan.
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Genuine leadership is the ability to convince others to buy into your vision.
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But he said they failed to convince him it was an impeachable offense.
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"It takes quite a lot to convince someone to abandon their old family."
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That's not you or my imagination as some would convince us into believing.
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All of these changes are enough to convince Kaspersky to withdraw its complaint.
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Sunday night's Oscars worked overtime to try to convince viewers they support women.
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HMD will also need to convince consumers that these are true Nokia handsets.
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We had another guy try to convince us that coconut oil wasn't vegan.
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Ms. Warren's job was to convince the Supreme Court to hear LTV's case.
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Other people just tried to convince me being soft and loving was weak.
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Eventually I was able to convince her that I didn't cheat on her.
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The next year, he tried to convince his own sister, Mary Katharine Rybak.
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It takes a sharp and savvy woman to convince us of that nonsense.
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The challenge this year is to convince them to show up at all.
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Kris does her level best to convince Khloé that she should be happy.
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Now let's see if that will be enough to convince infotainment system manufacturers.
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The idea is to convince voters that Trump's economy isn't working for them.
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I think you should have tried to convince them that they were wrong.
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I tried to convince myself it was some sort of a head freeze.
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Nothing could convince me to take a time machine back to high school.
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It will also convince you that Taylor Swift is kind of a badass.
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He or she must be able to convince others as well as compromise.
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"Well, if Sanders can't convince his own supporters, then who can?" she said.
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I give in and convince him to pick it up if I pay.
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In the clip, Faris' Kate tries to convince Derbez's Leonardo that they're married.
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No biggie, because this news will probably convince you to sign up ASAP.
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I wonder if I can convince them to pay for it... 10 p.m.
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But at the end of the day, Luke's Hail Mary didn't convince Hannah.
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It was a plot to convince Peña that they should be working together.
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Or, in some cases, who might convince you to join the dark side.
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Whether that will convince his supporters to stand down is hard to predict.
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That line of defense may not convince the judges after the new allegations.
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Tired of needing to organize rally's to convince people that our lives matter.
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Will one lipstick convince me to convert my entire routine, Emma Watson-style?
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You don't want to have to convince somebody 'You know, I'm really wonderful!
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If there's anyone who can convince us to go vegan, it's Guy Fieri.
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Now maybe convince yourself that this YouTube video isn't narrated by a robot.
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After all, if you're not convinced yourself, you won't convince others so easily.
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I tried to convince her to change her mind, but she wouldn't listen.
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But I also knew that his testimony would probably not convince a jury.
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Now you just have to convince yourself to spend $25,000 on a watch.
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Long, however, was able to convince the company to "infer" the relationship instead.
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Berman must convince a court that earlier industry denial campaigns created lasting damage.
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Video Government officials tried to convince two U.S. banks to execute the conversion.
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Watch out that they don't convince anyone of things you feel are untrue.
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But he says it is hard to convince older judges of their merits.
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Others laugh and try to convince her to start working with them again.
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Be the first to convince people that some crazy "fusion" mashup is delicious.
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But it's a marketing job to convince us all that we need these.
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Like Macron, Mélenchon hopes to convince voters that the Socialist Party is an
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It's not very easy to convince people to visit a mosque, of course.
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The ad reflects Trump's attempts to convince Americans that Comey is not credible.
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So I was really determined to convince her to do it after that.
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This complete, um, reimagining of Star Wars below should convince you of that.
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He has to convince the general public he can run an effective operation.
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How do you think we convince redditors to let us run giant forums?
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He'd also have to convince House Republicans, who he didn't mention at all.
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All those bests could convince you that this PC could replace a laptop.
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They tried, but ultimately failed, to convince their landlord to change his mind.
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It would difficult to convince federal courts to reverse the secretaries, Fidell said.
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If anybody can convince you to eat an "expired" carrot, it's probably him.
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And will it be good enough to convince them to keep buying it?
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Amazon will have to convince developers to build apps for this new platform.
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But if he can't convince them, he convinces them with the other hand.
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It might even help convince some developers to create apps for Microsoft's platform.
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Vic didn't have to convince me to be his—and only his—girl.
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If Billy Joel didn't convince you to move to Vienna, perhaps this will.
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" PBS's "NewsHour" asked, "Can Hillary Clinton convince voters that she's honest and trustworthy?
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Now he must convince opposition parties he is genuine about working with them.
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Which shows our intuitions about what might convince another person are often wrong.
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And you'd have to convince Carmelo Ant... you know what, forget that one.
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We hold her until she calms down and convince her to change clothes.
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Now she's been dumped and has to convince them to take her back.
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How can I convince my husband that his behavior is paternalistic and demeaning?
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Neruda begged his sister, Laura, to convince their father to cough up funds.
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To win, Trump doesn't necessarily need to convince people that they like him.
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Now, how can we convince her to take us with her next time?
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I spent two years trying to convince my parents to [let me go].
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It took a few months for her to convince me to do it.
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But using quotations to portray Trump as an extremist threat doesn't convince everyone.
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But they failed to convince voters that the initiative was the best solution.
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What could you say to convince others that the experience is worth having?
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What could you say to convince others that the experience should be avoided?
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They have sometimes struggled to convince Arabs that it will protect their interests.
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We have to sit down and talk to them and re-convince them.
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This only invigorates their narrative to convince other populations of our double standards.
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Delta and its peers have struggled to convince investors of their value, however.
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Nanette manages to convince Walton that they are going to get that lollipop.
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Wednesday's hearings may yet convince more of them to support the president's ouster.
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Neither needs to convince Americans their opponent is bad; Americans already believe that.
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First, they will need to convince Americans that the company's food is safe.
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I've been trying to convince her that maybe she should run for Congress.
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Still, the early results have helped convince management to keep funding the initiatives.
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He helped convince the Army to reverse what he saw as an injustice.
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Perhaps this will not convince American voters, but it should count for something.
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Or maybe they just hope to convince us to look the other way.
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The way it happened in court, how else can you convince a judge?
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I have for a long time, but how to convince a suspicious heart?
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He's trying to convince us that this legitimately offensive thing isn't actually offensive.
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And you have to be able to convince other people of your vision.
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The demise of Steller's sea cows helped convince scientists that extinction is possible.
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He didn't even thave to convince Mark to meet him as his character.
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The police had to convince the public that they were legitimate and sincere.
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He's been trying to convince us that he can actually play for years.
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How else will you convince the world that you are a fascinating person?
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I'm training for a 5K and trying to convince myself I'm a runner.
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"Services must convince consumers that the convenience is worth it," Seifer told CNBC.
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"I saw my daughters trying hard to convince me to go," said Ortega.
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"I had to convince him to start making work again," Mr. Shainman said.
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A generous cash offer could even convince Ubisoft's CEO to stay, Beaudoux said.
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I have worked to convince LGBT Americans that Trump deserved a second look.
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But if you listen to a politician, he'll try and convince you otherwise.
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Comey has to convince them that he is a person they can trust.
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This is how men convince themselves that discrimination against women is okay. pic.twitter.
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She hopes the fart-in will help convince Sanders to run with Stein.
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He was there to convince my mother to give him my father's papers.
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So it was a case of trying to convince my instinct to change.
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But I'm no missionary—I'm not here to convince people of my beliefs.
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How did you build your reputation and convince people to buy your furniture?
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She tries to convince him that they could pretend to be other people.
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How did you convince the band you were right people for the job?
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But none of that was apparently enough to convince a jury to convict.
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We tried to convince him in spring training to throw it more often.
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Originally, Le Maire wanted to convince other European countries to get on board.
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But then you face a separate task, later, to convince them to pay.
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If you're every trying to convince somebody, that's the combo they're looking for.
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It's very hard to convince people that a defendant who confessed is innocent.
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"I'm not trying to convince every person to drink JUST water," says Jaden.
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Will he be able to convince me that golf is not Actually Dying?
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Don't let them convince you though your heart is said to lodge gold.
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And even though Trump has endorsed Romney — after failed efforts to convince Sen.
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This is why we try to educate, to convince the Palestinians about nonviolence.
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I'm just saying—I haven't seen anything to convince me that they are.
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Over time, you begin to convince yourself that everything you do is right.
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Is the aim to try to convince your partner to become a vegan?
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You still need to convince them to go to the poll and vote.
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Company executives must convince their constituency that there is a viable path forward.
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In his case, we could at least convince ourselves that redemption was possible.
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Its surging popularity helped convince Park to upload more of her personal stories.
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Can they convince celebrities to only work with retouchers that take the pledge?
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How do you convince yourself of "the truth" which you desire to happen?
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Now, it is understandably hard to convince creditors that there's anything worth saving.
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But when you do it as the international community trying to convince people . . .
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How do you convince people that they should care whether something is true?
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And pretty soon they've convinced themselves, instead of me having to convince them.
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Nor will it convince many of the refugees who fled Syria to return.
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But polls later that day and week demonstrated he did convince many Americans.
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But that may not be enough to convince them to mend those divisions.
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I'm trying to convince my partner to go in on a clear one.
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Stevens reveals that he went to great lengths to convince his colleagues otherwise.
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Fahrenheit 11/9 is not going to convince any Trump loyalists to reconsider.
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All he had to do was convince the neighbors to sell to him.
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My New Year's resolution is to convince you to subscribe to NYT Cooking.
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"It's very difficult to convince those families who reject the vaccine," he said.
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My fear is that it won't convince many who remain hostile to them.
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But it could damage Starbucks' reputation — and, perhaps, convince Schultz not to run.
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I have done everything I can to convince M.P.s to back that deal.
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"I think I can convince him to stop the shooting," the pastor said.
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It may not be easy to convince patients to take the new drug.
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I'll try to convince you, even as you pound on me with brickbats.
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However, this viewpoint did nothing to convince me that the monuments should stay.
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"I tried to convince people to slow down A.I.," he told Mr. Rogan.
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Or convince Republicans that the president is being treated unfairly by the media?
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Ms. Pelosi will need to convince about 17 Democrats to vote with her.
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The second is who Democrats can convince to run for the new seat.
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I convince her that she already ate and I put on some sweatpants.
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If hidden-camera shows aren't your thing, Prank Encounters will hardly convince you.
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She has worked to convince herself that her home-court advantage can travel.
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I tried to convince my wife that the problem was excess ear wax.
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It's the thing that helps convince voters this is a candidate who cares.
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"Stick with your gut and don't let detractors convince you otherwise," she said.
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The company says that could convince adult smokers to switch exclusively to iQOS.
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They want a second child and hope to convince Emily to carry it.
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From there, they hope to convince the judge to force Aaron into treatment.
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Maybe a book like McNeil's will convince them out of their childish bibliophobia.
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Lifting them would help convince skeptics that Beijing is ready to resume reform.
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The letter attempts to convince adults to buy the program for their children.
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He helped Boeing convince international regulators that the Max was safe to fly.
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We had to do a lot of work to convince the new officials.
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If this doesn't convince you to switch to an authenticator app, nothing will.
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Biden must convince progressives he will fight hard for their values and visions.
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We don't think we can convince hardened Trump supporters to change their minds.
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Liberals are looking for a reason to convince Senate Democrats to oppose Price.
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And Democrats will never convince voters committed to President Trump of anything, really.
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Hi Len, There's no need to convince me on your first two points.
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So he went on Fox News Friday to try to convince them otherwise.
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But that did not convince the Palestinians or other Arab governments, including Jordan.
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The first thing I need to do is convince you something has changed.
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They try to convince me to come with them to their favorite beach.
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She told police she was later able to convince Hachiyanagi to call 911.
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So, let's look into this distinction and see if I can convince her.
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Among those who tried to convince Lee to support invading Afghanistan: Nancy Pelosi.
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He could not convince masters officials or Guinness World Records of his age.
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It's not that he expects to change Alicia Silverstone's mind, or convince PETA.
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I'm not here to convince you Iron Man 22010 is a good movie.
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As I said earlier, I am not trying to convince anyone of anything.
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Mainland China hopes to convince Taiwan that resisting unification is tantamount to suicide.
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Mnuchin has led diplomatic efforts to convince China to alter its trade practices.
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You simply can't convince everybody to choose their food from an ethical perspective.
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That promise will convince masses of consumers to upgrade their phones, he said.
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They were confident that the president could convince the public he'd acted reasonably.
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It may take much more than a reminder to convince them to act. ■
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Those arguments, though, weren't quite enough to convince voters to dislodge the incumbent.
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And how do you convince people that it has to be paid for?
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We haven't been able to convince ourselves that it's going to be great.
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Some of them are trying to convince their elders to do the same.
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The goal is to convince consumers "to give VR a chance," he said.
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But it wasn't easy to convince the haenyeo to trust her at first .
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He tries to convince the world that he is a great, classy guy.
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This could convince U.S. officials to distribute these weapons more often, Reuters reported.
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A group of freshman Democrats is working to convince Pelosi to draft Rep.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo had to convince him to take the job.
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With this information, you'd have a stronger case to convince management to act.
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"To see and convince people to see is what I like," she added.
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We've got to convince Negroes they're better off economically under a GOP president.
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Pro-inquiry Democrats recognize their numbers are still not enough to convince leadership.
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The Remain campaign has 100 days to convince supporters their votes are essential.
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Religious fundamentalists are trying to convince the courts to outlaw same-sex relationships.
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Why isn't fact-checking enough to convince people to abandon inaccurate political beliefs?
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But the ECB chief failed to convince traders that he would fight back.
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The officers could try to convince the president not to launch an attack.
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Instead, she has tried to convince other European countries to take in quotas of refugees, pushed for reception centres to be built on Europe's external borders, and led an EU campaign to convince Turkey to keep refugees from entering the bloc.
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Instead, she has tried to convince European partners to take on quotas of refugees, pushed for reception centers to be built on Europe's external borders, and led an EU campaign to convince Turkey to keep refugees from entering the bloc.
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Dieter: I'm just saying that the juxtaposition of those two is the soul of CES, next to Toshiba trying to convince you ... Still trying to convince you that you want a 3D TV when everybody else knows that you don't.
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What they will happily do is try to convince other families that their insurance is worthless, and convince the government to take huge risks with those families' livelihoods, on the presumption that they will never be poor or uninsured themselves.
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Instead, she has tried to convince other European countries to take in quotas of refugees, pushed for reception centers to be built on Europe's external borders, and led an EU campaign to convince Turkey to keep refugees from entering the bloc.
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The second is convince Americans of his capacity to serve as commander-in-chief.
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He has spent decades trying to convince himself that he is not a murderer.
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That should be enough to convince the parliament to make the relevant constitutional changes.
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But can she convince voters she's a better choice for liberals than, say, Sanders?
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But the first part is to convince yourself that you deserve to do it.
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We live in a Democratic republic and you have to convince them of that.
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But the market recovery hasn't been enough to convince skittish investors to come back.
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This means Polly is purposefully trying to convince her sister she is inherently evil.
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I finally convince him to shut it off, and we end up debating values.
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No one knows what it'll take to convince human beings to pay for space.
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The idea is to convince Putin that the blockade will cost him too much.
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It is not impossible to convince most people that the system is mostly working.
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That's all I needed to convince me to go and see the actual works.
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She consults it while trying to convince voters to cast a ballot for Clinton.
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It's a great phone, HTC — now convince us all why we need the 10.
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This tweet from Curry's younger sister, Sydel, after Game 7 should convince you otherwise.
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We probably would not even manage to convince a majority of our own citizens.
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They need those plant-waterers to go out and convince their friends to vote.
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At that hearing, Couch's lawyer will attempt to convince Salvant to lower Couch's bail.
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Now, Riff will have to convince this community of YouTubers to make the switch.
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It took almost a year for me to convince her that I wanted her.
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Most documentary filmmakers want to convince you that the story they're telling is important.
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Another approach is to convince employees that the company has a positive social impact.
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Officials came in to convince Lucía to give birth in exchange for a house.
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All Mr Trump has done is convince them he is not an honest broker.
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Japan's government has struggled to convince citizens that the current strictures should be relaxed.
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He did not try to convince viewers to oppose Trump on anti-racist grounds.
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So far, the company has managed to convince 50 companies to switch to Foodles.
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He also relied on the power of his personality to convince people to invest.
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But Winter and Millstone aim to convince other shareholders that Clariant can do better.
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Unlike other defendants, she never tried to convince herself that her actions were legitimate.
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"He had to convince people, to win over the conservative right," Mr. Ivanyi said.
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Family members from distant villages were summoned to convince her to change her mind.
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They are designed to be impenetrably unreadable to convince app users not to bother.
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Not a sit-in in the House could convince the leadership to move forward.
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Both experiences were enough to convince me that it'll be worth making the jump.
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It's too hard for them to convince real, hard-core Republicans that they're reliable.
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The "zero population" kids sing and dance to convince Jimmy in Saturday's Warrior (1989).
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This is expensive, but it could convince some users who are not into subscriptions.
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The next step will be to convince the public they have nothing to fear.
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So how do we convince sceptics that feminism is still necessary and, indeed, valuable?
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But prosecutors could not convince the jury, and in June 2008, he was acquitted.
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You never know, they might just convince you to jump on the "extra" bandwagon.
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In order to convince Eden otherwise, June says, he'll have to sleep with her.
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Microsoft will still need to convince Google that Cortana integration is a good idea.
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I thought I could convince a clinician to let me go before 220 hours.
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Click on for 30 pieces that will convince you to step outside the box.
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It sounds insane, but the guys eventually fully convince Benjy that the movie exists.
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She always wanted another wedding, but I had to convince her that I didn't.
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I'm here to convince you that you just haven't found your perfect match yet.
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They are trying to convince the public that not all politicians are self-serving.
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Oh, and it also worked very quickly to convince us all we were dead.
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It also tries to convince the crowd that some players are older than 17.
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She wants to convince her son that his father's sacrifice as not in vain.
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What would someone have to do in order to convince you to commit murder?
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This is a neat feature to convince new users that they can trust Klaxit.
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So how were you able to convince people to let you do their brows?
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Democrats don't necessarily need to convince a single Trump fan to stop liking him.
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I really want a Starbucks hot chocolate, but convince myself not to spend money.
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They need to convince regulators after the flood of complaints to state agriculture departments.
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He managed to convince people to vote for him only when the violence stopped.
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Passing the "credible fear interview" means you'll have a chance to convince a judge.
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Let's say I somehow convince "the Democratic Party" that white men aren't more electable.
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He will struggle to convince Germany to embrace his vision of euro-zone reform.
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Mr Poroshenko's autocratic handling of Mr Saakashvili is unlikely to convince the people otherwise.
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"But if you convince the United States to come, we will stay," he said.
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I text my boyfriend, convince him it will be fun, and purchase the tickets.
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I convince myself that they must have some nutrition in them from the bananas.
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People of color are tired of fighting to convince white America of their worth.
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It's hard to convince yourself to go outdoors when the weather is viciously cold.
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The challenge is knowing how to convince people – which appeals will move which players.
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Drugs are so tricky, because they convince you, cognitively, of things that aren't true.
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If anything, this might just convince you to splurge on brand-new holiday decor.
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What would you say to people to convince them to join the Purple Cobras?
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Its challenge, common to many unicorns, is to convince users to part with cash.
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It's alluring when it isn't trying so damn hard to convince you it's sexy.
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It's finding ways to convince the people who don't support you why they should.
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That should be enough to convince the skeptics that this is a worthwhile endeavor.
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Now he just has to convince and industry that's leaving home 3D far behind.
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Fleet managers are easier to convince with rational, financial arguments than individual car buyers.
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Nike designed this set in an effort to convince Bryant to join the brand.
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And he tried to convince me to accept this, and we had several conversations.
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It has sought unsuccessfully to convince the U.S. Congress to vote for a change.
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But as scads of YouTube videos demonstrate, these proofs fail to convince flat-earthers.
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Moreover, how will Twitter convince both new and existing users to keep coming back?
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Supporters may reply directly to a real person who can convince them to act.
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It takes a lot of willpower to convince yourself you're going to be disinhibited.
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Surely Florence and The Machine will convince John to leave his wife for good?
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And also it would be necessary to convince at least part of the public.
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" Other advisers have also reportedly sought to convince Trump that Priebus is a "leaker.
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"Her enemies tried to convince people that this was a key issue," he said.
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Second, that Chandler spends the episode trying to convince Monica's parents to like him.
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It just depends whether you can convince investors they'll one day see a return.
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In others, they attempt to convince people to pay money to avoid legal troubles.
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But even that empowering move couldn't convince her to stick around for another season.
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You have to convince the court that there's been a deprivation of due process.
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I was trying to convince 24 million Australians to get their internet from Exetel.
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We then need to convince others that this way is better than that way.
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How difficult was it to convince the North Korean government to let you in?
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If all else fails, perhaps Trump can convince his pal Kanye to drop by.
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But it's up to Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte to convince the citizens of Marawi.
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We have to convince them about the benefits to society of an individual technology.
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And more importantly, convince one or two people you know to do the same.
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It will be seeking to convince investors to make large commitments to its IPO.
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Danny keeps having to convince people over and over that he really is Danny.
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"When you disagree with someone, you try to convince that person, no?" he said.
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Now, if Microsoft can only convince everyone that Mixed Reality is Virtual Reality, too.
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Nothing could convince her that a slab of antiquity could actually work in 2018.
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"Convince your friends, neighbors and everyone else not to participate," he said in English.
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Noisey: How did they convince you to do that whole record in its entirety?
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But Byrd, and the scientists we talked to, did a lot to convince me.
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He was not hard to convince that Monsanto was in the wrong, said Rao.
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Ben does his best to convince the brothers he's a good man, and thorough.
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For a brief period, she tried to convince me to be her personal shopper.
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Once they go public, they'll have to convince investors that this momentum will continue.
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This is also the moment Shapiro and Kardashian finally convince Simpson to hire Cochran.
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Why won't Spencer just convince her mom to come clean about her cancer prognosis?
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It took a while to get to this point, though, and to convince enterprises.
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And Democrats would do everything they could to convince someone like, say, former Gov.
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Whether the massive blast will convince ISIS fighters to surrender remains to be seen.
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The administration could fail to convince or coerce U.S. partners, leaving American influence diminished.
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Surely the president is trying to convince California to adopt better forest management policies.
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"They can't convince their colleagues to bring the matter to the floor," Shumate said.
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They worked to calm the scared little boy and convince him to stay still.
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But we don't wield these figures to convince you to get on this bandwagon.
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Kloss' experiment may convince you to try a few viral recipes of your own.
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Pabon actually had to convince her husband to leave the house before Maria struck.
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Why is it such an uphill battle to convince people that torture is bad?
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"[We're going] to try to convince the White House that we're right," he said.
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Their dinner conversation was enough to convince Gates that Buffett had plenty to offer.
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Both times, the opposition failed to oust Maduro or convince him to change course.
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Trump has struggled to convince many leaders that he will be a trusted advocate.
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Ultimately, operators will need to convince users of the need to move to 5G.
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But these days, they say, they struggle to convince locals that their country cares.
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Mrs Ward has at times struggled to convince voters that she's a serious candidate.
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Both are trying to convince consumers to spend around $673,000 for their new gadgets.
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Walmart launched a program last year to convince its suppliers to purchase renewable power.
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"They" are trying to convince people that our soldiers aren't doing a good job.
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The question is: How to convince the Houthis that it is time to talk?
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To convince prospective partners, Google is offering monetization opportunities to make the project sustainable.
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"It is easy to convince people to go to the Premier League," he said.
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That desire may have been real, but these pages don't convince us of it.
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That is, if I can convince him a financial adviser is worth paying for.
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How can we convince others that Islam, our religion, is a religion of peace?
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The U.S. has also moved to convince other countries to stop importing Iranian oil.
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I'm not sure how to convince the American government to fight for him, either.
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She also helped convince Obama to work with NATO to oust Libya's Moammar Qaddafi.
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"This is not who we are," he insisted, as if trying to convince himself.
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But Google couldn't convince partners like Huawei, Motorola, and Sony to release new devices.
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China's increasing military exercises are intended to convince the Taiwanese that resisting is useless.
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"The outside world is constantly trying to convince you you're not enough," she writes.
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Once you convince them that something is unfair you have instantly won your argument.
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I could get the job done and convince you that it was your idea.
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If he does, will the case Cohen can make be enough to convince Mueller?
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It's easier for a brand like McDonald's to convince franchises to spend that money.
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It's up to us to work to convince parties and also Iran to remain.
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His real talent comes in his ability to convince people of his ridiculous exaggerations.
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Or maybe you can convince yourself it's comforting, since you have no other choice.
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The question remains whether Sanders can convince voters that the government is worth funding.
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