If the president does well, every Republican in those states does well.
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Qantas does well when the Australian economy does well and you're absolutely right.
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Rogier on the classes whose popularity has most surprised him: I'm not surprised that a cooking class from Chef [Gordon] Ramsay does well, or that Steph Curry's class does well.
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When the benchmark does well, the portfolio might trail it.
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A BevMo attached to a Whole Foods does well. Why?
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"Stimulus is one thing China's government does well," wrote Williams.
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If there's anything Hollywood does well, it's good escapist entertainment.
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Bodden does well though by guessing two out of three.
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But the things it does well, it really excels at.
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If Golovkin does well, he beats up an old man.
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And when the team does well, give them the credit.
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But it does well in sustaining the play's propulsive momentum.
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Kamala Harris is next door — California always does well here.
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The odds are high, whether Nigeria does well or not.
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She does well academically but is miserable outside of school.
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John does well until he falls for cocktail waitress Clementine.
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What are things that you think your school does well?
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It does well with everyday browsing, streaming, and light gaming.
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Everything I'm horrible at she does well, and vice versa.
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And, if I play good then the team does well.
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But the few things it does, it likely does well.
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That requires a sober assessment of what China does well.
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So as long as the economy does well, they&aposre screwed.
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But Lanning said math is a subject Damien does well in.
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That can be worth a lot if the startup does well.
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That's one of the things that the Apple Watch does well.
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And this episode is a showcase for everything he does well.
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DogVacay already does well in Canada, which Easterly was enthusiastic about.
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Maintaining this ambivalence is a difficult feat that Goldberg does well.
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If it does well, it will move to the mass market.
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Less surprisingly, she does well in the usual urban Democratic strongholds.
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Hope it does well but used worst cover photo of me!
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But it may not matter if Rubio does well at all.
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Meanwhile, Clinton does well among even independents in many Southern states.
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Praxair does well selling gases for industrial use, chiefly in America.
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MileIQ, an app Barnard points out already does well on subscriptions.
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When the rust belt does well, so too does rural America.
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Even if G.E. does well, the stock price may not respond.
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It does well and they keep a close eye on it.
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What F45 does well is create a seamless experience, says O'Rourke.
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Maybe they can continue to go up if Veeva does well.
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"It isn't something that every woman automatically does well," she observed.
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But if this one does well, we'll immediately have more chances.
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Yeah, contingencies is not what Silicon Valley does well, do they?
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For every one that does well, there's 483 that it destroys.
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I will discuss what CreateNYC does well further in this letter.
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What do you think Trump does well, as a communications director?
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It usually does well when the United States does well, in part because the United States is Canada's largest trading partner, so as long as this country keeps chugging along, the Great White North should do fine.
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If that show does well, that's when their career really takes off.
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Cool. The content that does well on Snap is, by definition, disposable.
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What's going to make me happy is that my company does well.
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"I'll also look at console versions if it does well," Marshall said.
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The state does well on costs, but not as well as some.
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And what does "well-being" look like when it comes to death?
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But I can speak vaguely about what I think comedy does well.
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But for a studio of just seven people, it does well enough.
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He does well to disentangle which aspects of China's predicament are distinct.
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This isn't a creature that does well around mass groups of humans.
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Failing means looking bad, and looking bad isn't something Apple does well.
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The Studio does well with simpler playback, like Bill Evans' jazz piano.
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V: When the economy does well, we don't benefit from it anyway.
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America does well because it has such great systems for preparing athletes.
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And XCOM is a game that largely does well at handling this!
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It's everything this series does well in one incredibly compact half-hour.
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But Herman is a great guy and I hope he does well.
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Though he is the youngest candidate, he does well with older voters.
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Sedlin isn't alone in hoping the weed business does well in California.
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What it does well, though, is what good writing should: It commits.
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It's what he does well, getting out there and making the case.
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Leaving Iowa and Texas aside as explainable exceptions to the rule, it is fair to say that Clinton does well in states that Trump is likely to win and Sanders does well in states where Cruz is strong.
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"I think there's pressure on anybody to stay in the House when you have somebody that has a good track record, does well with policy and does well on the communication side," a second GOP lawmaker told The Hill.
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So RuPaul Drag Racers will do stuff on there and that does well.
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The app is named Apple Support, and does, well, exactly what you'd expect.
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And if something does well, it can be emotionally charged, polarizing, and divisive.
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If it does, well, Samsung has been keeping that powder very dry indeed.
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Still, let's hope his fantasy team does well this weekend, just in case.
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If it does well, it may one day make it into space.[ESA]
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Germany will only do well in the long run if Europe does well.
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If it does well, audiences would already be familiar with X-Force characters.
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In exit polls, Sanders does well with the groups you have heard of.
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Which means it can be difficult to see what Combs actually does well.
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And when we do well, the rest of the world also does well.
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And if there's one thing the director Sam Esmail does well, it's dread.
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If Cambiemos does well in the poll, the pace of reform should quicken.
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" That last thing, Trump's statement says, "is the only thing he does well.
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Even if Tesla does well, it's really not going to change the story.
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The state does well in higher education but poorly for its overall workforce.
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There are a lot of things ABC's beloved sitcom Black-ish does well.
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Another place where the Pixel does well in bright light is freezing action.
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"If the fund does well, the managers share in the treasure," he wrote.
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Just because one book does well, doesn't mean that the next one will.
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The answer is that Scandinavia leads the rankings, although Canada also does well.
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He gets a big cut of the profits if the show does well.
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You can buy a swimming pool if it does well enough. Sure. Yeah.
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The toothpaste stocks are going higher; everything that does well in a strong economy?
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Sanders does well in relatively white states and worse in states with a large
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I think anyone who does well in this business could get emotional over that.
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If the Model 3 does well, it's a win for the electric vehicle market.
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He found a minimum-wage job, worked his way up, and actually does well.
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That's not necessarily a dig at it, as everything it does, it does well.
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Marleau's late goal lifts Sharks; Dell does well again against Islanders SAN JOSE, Calif.
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It does well only in mild climates that aren't ever very hot or cold.
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What Friends From College does well, perhaps too well, is make the viewer uncomfortable.
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If the top does well, the people at the bottom ought to have hope.
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Expect more cinematic stories like this, whether or not this particular one does well.
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And even if it does, well, there are plenty of Trump supporters out there.
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So he ends up winning the same overwhelmingly white states Cruz does well in.
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The big ask, however, is for a performance bonus if a game does well.
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If the team does well at the Euros, success will be attributed to him.
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Zari is an eager and curious 6-year-old who does well in school.
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That business typically does well when power prices are low, like they are now.
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Dwane Casey doesn't do everything perfectly, but what he does do, he does well.
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No. We like Nucor because it does well even in good and bad times.
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But he's still one of their big dogs, and he does well against Houston.
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Trump, for example, already does well with white men who are at retirement age.
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In other words, this design enhances what the higher lofted wedge already does well.
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If one guy does well, the next guy's going to do the same thing.
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If he does well, the rest will come and he'll grow our fan base.
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Meryl Streep, reading from Murray's journals, does well communicating her emotional and intellectual acuity.
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In head-to-head polls against Trump, Sanders does well; all Democrats do similarly.
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He is himself a political independent, and he still does well among this group.
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The state does well for Cost of Doing Business, tying for the fourth lowest.
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Domhnall Gleeson (Bill Weasley from Harry Potter) also does well as Kitty's suitor, Levin.
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It also does well to establish the gritty texture of this Star Wars world.
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So if Artemis does well, you can expect more books that take place there.
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It is a world that Rupert Goold's smoke-filled, brash production does well to portray.
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When the band does well at a music show, it's not quite the same high.
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Let technology do what it does well and let humans do what they do well.
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But it has a point of view and I think that's why it does well.
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Gold does well when times are bad, or uncertain — and when the Fed looks sidelined.
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America does well in its treatment of cancer overall, but suffers extraordinary inequalities in outcomes.
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All this time we've harped on the things that Bey does well and gets right.
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However, it does well as a feature-focused premium car that happens to drive well.
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It's also a simple tale of karmic justice, which always does well on the internet.
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In national polls, you know, he does well with sort of white college graduates, right.
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I'm hoping that this one does well enough that I could do a part two.
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I wish her well, I hope she does well, I'd love to run against her.
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One is a high-achieving junior, the sort who runs, sings and does well academically.
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And the state always does well for Business Friendliness with its comparatively small, transparent government.
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It does well in a martini, with a little more than a soupçon of vermouth.
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We know from the analog film industry that cellulose acetate does well in cold storage.
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Telling only one half of our story is what the rest of the country does well.
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NP: Because I can just see... you put this one out next year, it does well.
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These caucus states -- largely white and rural -- are the type of places Sanders traditionally does well.
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The things Rwanda's government does well, such as data-driven policymaking, are compatible with more pluralism.
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YouTube knows Paul's irreverent style of video, and Paul knows what does well on the platform.
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If the business does well and starts hiring outside workers, its costs and risks shoot up.
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The smaller fund size means smaller investments, BUT potentially bigger returns IF the startup does well.
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The private sector's efficiency is one reason why it does well at providing access to education.
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It will not be surprising if the Echo family of devices does well this Prime Day.
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On the flipside, there is a cap on the total payments if the student does well.
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But since 2012 Britain has been struggling, even in the sectors it usually does well in.
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This could be one reason why the stock does well at the start of the year.
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Here at home, the administration does well to take stock of its own national security apparatus.
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He also does well with "very conservative" votes while splitting the moderate vote with Mr. Kasich.
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But one thing Trump does well is conflate contempt for him with contempt for his base.
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Does that sound like a lot to pay for a device that does, well, almost nothing?
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Brody does well, but his accent isn't quite right, and Hayek's is only slightly more acceptable.
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When Boeing does well, it can lift the fortunes of American industry and thousands of staff.
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Amazon, no surprise, does well in general during the holiday shopping season, and better every year.
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"He always does well with security," said Mitchell Barak, a Jerusalem-based political consultant and pollster.
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If something like "The World's Best" does well, it can be sold all over the world.
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If he does well, he will avoid prison, and the case will be dismissed and sealed.
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"If it does well, I think [Apple] will make the trillion dollar market cap," he said.
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You go through the process, but Herman's a great guy and I hope he does well.
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If it does well, it may undermine the value the industry places on expensive sports rights.
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"I just believed that this is the kind of kid that does well at Alabama," he said.
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If it does well I'm sure we'll figure out a way to do more chapters of it.
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One thing Search Party does well is expand its storytelling without losing sight of its original hook.
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Another thing Okojie does well is hiding nasty little shocks right at the end of her tales.
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It's one of those things that may change as time goes on and the book does well.
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What a device like the Neural Compute Stick does well, is fill a gap in the market.
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What the Red Cross does well is position very short-term relief in certain kinds of situations.
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This sector has underperformed but it usually does well in the fourth quarter due to holiday shopping.
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"There was a lot changing, and I'm not a person who does well with change," she confesses.
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This game knows what it is, knows what it does well, and wants you to know, too.
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Trump clearly has bad blood ... according to his deal, he actually profits if Arnold's show does well.
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That's what the OECD does well, and that could be a very useful source of unbiased advice.
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Nelson, knowing what he does well, opted to go for the guillotine and successfully finished the fight.
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And when your partner does things on their own — and does well in those things — celebrate them.
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Unfortunately, the ambition and urgency of the Green New Deal is not an approach Washington does well.
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He repeatedly does well in hypothetical matchups against Trump in key battleground states like Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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And so when he does well, you know that I do believe that he&aposs doing well.
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But you should encourage your daughter to move beyond what she does well and tackle something scary.
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It's a big country out there, and Sanders does well in a reasonably wide range of places.
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He's hoping his party does well enough to become part of the governing coalition, political observers say.
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I also have a totally separate legitimate business, which does well enough to finance the underground operation.
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Ms. Watts — pulling double duty now on Showtime's "Twin Peaks" revival — does well with what she's given.
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Is there something our current system does well that we might lose if we made this change?
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And then, when you start to think about why it does — well then, the show has you.
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The last scene of the pilot, which is everything Hap and Leonard does well in a nutshell.
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If it does well for websites X, Y and Z, then you should do it as well.
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Even as if the company does well in India, it is losing its charm in the home country.
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It capitalizes on all the things the series does well while shaking up the 24-year-old formula.
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"After three days here, it's clear to me that Las Vegas knows what it does well," said Lemonis.
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And if you haven't found something deeper by the time it does, well, the relationship might be over.
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Even on the public services, long an area of relative Tory weakness, Mrs May does well with voters.
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The 7-foot-6 rookie Tacko Fall receives uproarious cheers whenever he does, well, anything on the floor.
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So de Blasio, who's this very progressive-style mayor, he always does well when it's him versus capitalism.
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The firm also does well in vaccines, making $6.5bn last year, and has a robust animal-health division.
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There's one thing that Black Mirror does and does well, and that's getting its audience to feel anxious.
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The show does well to adapt the comic but shines particularly when expanding upon its concepts and characters.
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It capitalizes on all the things the series does well while shaking up the 11-year-old formula.
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If Salvini's League does well, he may seek to take advantage by pushing for an early general election.
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If the first movie does well, Garland will have license to follow the books into even murkier waters.
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"When you're retired, you'll have time to enjoy those things, and Maine does well on that," Bell said.
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EST: Polls close in Wisconsin and Minnesota -- also huge for Trump if he does well -- and in Colorado.
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Among the annual Harris poll which asks consumers to rank the reputations of corporations, Amazon always does well.
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"She loves any affection you give her and does well with my dog and other fosters," Freeman shared.
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Giving a showcase to your top morning host works only if you're showcasing something the host does well.
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Brands will often reach out to influencers like her multiple times if a campaign does well, she said.
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Unless Mr. Trump does well in those places, Mr. Madonna said, he will lose Pennsylvania, Ohio and Virginia.
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There is nothing nearly as provocative here, but Hal Brooks's modern-dress production does well by the story.
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If Mayer goes to Bristol and does well, he would have a great resume for the CEO job.
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"So Fedex does well under the tax bill and it benefits from a better global economy," Cramer said.
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If Sanders does well in the two states, the seriousness of his challenge to Clinton will be undeniable.
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If the market does well and you earn an 8% rate of return, you'll have around $1 million.
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Because folks, when the middle class does well, the rich do very well and the poor have hope.
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Euron's hastily-built fleet does well enough at transporting the soldiers, but dozens of elephants weigh a lot.
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Whether "The Promise" does well or not at the box office this weekend, it continues to garner attention.
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What it can do, it does well, and I appreciate that the team kept the functionality pretty narrow.
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Amy Klobuchar, inexplicably, always does well with the Beltway wags, for whom she is forever unleashing breakout performances.
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It also does well by a novel's second task: It sends you away pondering what it has to say.
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This is a sponsored post, and I pray that Instagram's algorithm doesn't hide this one and it does well.
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Even with a song that does well and people love the mix I can always find something to criticize.
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During the day, the Old City Soda pop up shop does well with the kids, racking up $200 easily.
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I don't know how Onrush ever got made, but I'm glad it did, and I hope it does well.
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What he also does well in season two is differentiate each character through the way he or she fights.
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ITALY'S DEPUTY PM SALVINI SAYS GOVT WILL NOT COLLAPSE AFTER EU VOTE EVEN IF HIS LEAGUE PARTY DOES WELL
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Saudi Arabia does well with Trump, laying on the bling when he visited on his first overseas trip 2017.
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In 2018, it appears Facebook wants more content on what the company does well from its own corporate blogs.
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DMGT does well from operations such as risk modelling, but would not have the means to buy Yahoo outright.
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Sprinkling whatever Wade has left atop what Miami already does well isn't impossible, but time is not a luxury.
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If BEAM does well, we could see more—not only on the ISS, but also on future space missions.
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Trump on Monday said that he would grant Khan an exception, adding that he hopes the mayor does well.
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It's baked in the business model that when the business does well, there's some effective social impact that happens.
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That does well in achieving high energy, but so far hasn't proven stable enough for use in commercial batteries.
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If there is anyone who does well under AHCA, it is mostly Americans who are younger and middle-income.
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Thick Gbegiri, made from Nigerian honey peas, combines mellowness with some chile fire, and does well with chicken added.
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If she beats poll-based expectations and unexpectedly does well in New Hampshire Tuesday night, she could bounce back.
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The bad news: Even if Kasich does well in New Hampshire, the road ahead is very tough for him.
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The United States also does well in cancer survival rates, but we've discussed why survival rates are flawed before.
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The app is not something you'll use daily but it is helpful, and what it does, it does well.
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NBA star Stephen Curry's partnership with Under Armour also does well, ranking 13th on the list and scoring 89.2.
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Several of her colleagues said the increase could come as soon as next month if the economy does well.
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If there's a state for a Democrat who does well with white working-class voters, Iowa would probably be it.
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Lots of voters just don't care about who does well in debates — which is something Rubio knows better than anyone.
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If the burger does well, a Shake Shack representative said it will become a nationwide, permanent item on the menu.
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"When the market does well we're going to do well," said Desiderio, a broker in the Hamptons for 36 years.
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But, hopefully, if this game does well, it raises our visibility, and maybe we attract that higher level of talent.
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According to Variety, producer Haim Saban has plans for five more follow-ups, so long as today's release does well.
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Mr Cliff does well, despite some musical infelicities, to describe the big game of culture wars and Khrushchev's capricious adventurism.
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Canadiens fans know Subban well, and if there's anything he does well, it is make a difference in big games.
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The company has been working on this particular problem for some time, but hateful content still does well on Twitter.
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Our community is so intertwined with this magnificent country that when the Latino community does well, so does the nation.
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Who knows, if this album does well enough, Biebs could be welcoming a whole new generation into his fan club.
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Mr Malambu reckons he does well to sell a few paintings a year, typically for a few hundred dollars each.
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If it does well, the team may consider a new pricing structure in the future, but didn't go into details.
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She does well in rural areas, including winning in 2018 in 43 counties that Mr Trump took heavily in 2016.
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She does well in rural areas, including winning in 2018 in 43 counties that Mr Trump took easily in 2016.
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The pattern of states he does well in suggests that he wins with white voters who live in diverse states.
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Maybe the most notable thing Superstore does well is use a large cast to the best of every actor's ability.
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She'd make a calm and loving companion for an older human, but also does well with other dogs and kids.
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Alexa does well enough setting alarms and fulfilling one-off commands, but speech is an inherently social mode of interaction.
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Big Sean doesn't have the idiosyncrasies of Future or the Migos, so he does well to escape without any damage.
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"When the middle class does well, the wealthy do very well, and the poor have a ladder up," he said.
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When the point is if they make this new one with all men and it does well which it will.
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If the country does well, it will lift the region; its collapse would be a threat to all, including Europe.
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The Mi Rice Cooker better does well, else that's a lot of Mi Power Banks and Mi Bands to sell.
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Although he does well for himself, he doesn't see any self-interest in what he's doing — only an improving instinct.
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Most ETFs have no flexibility in the investments, so if the index they track does well, so does your holding.
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For all the things he does well, the rest of the league knows how to exploit the things he doesn't.
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"I wouldn't be surprised if she steps back into it and does well, to be honest with you," Rinaldi said.
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He mostly does well, although Canada's ambassador to Ecuador might have an awkward phone call ahead of her on Monday.
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I feel like I have to take my time, get a good video, and once it's out, it does well.
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Massachusetts typically does well in Education and Technology & Innovation, and it captures the top spot in both categories this year.
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"We start with the snippet, and if it does well on TikTok we'll produce the full song," he told me.
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Meeks, who represents Queens, hasn't been shy about his position that when Wall Street does well, so do his constituents.
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Some are straightforward start-ups that design their coins like stock, with promised dividend payments if the company does well.
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Yes, I want to know what else my favorite restaurant does well, but today I just want my favorite dish.
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If we're supposed to care when a team or player does well, you can't lecture us about noticing when they don't.
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While it's not a surprise that Trump does well in his home state, a victory is surely welcome in his headquarters.
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Even if he does well in some Southern states, he probably won't win by enough to amass a lopsided delegate edge.
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If Kayne Anderson's SPAC does well, Reid said, his firm would consider putting together a similar company for energy infrastructure deals.
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I work so hard on music that when it does well and explodes, I forget the attention that comes with it.
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Most kit suppliers, which rake in millions in sales when a team does well, now include performance clauses within sponsorship deals.
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If there is one thing that I Love Dick does well, it is showing that these compulsions can be artistically fertile.
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Volkswagen does well in Europe, China and Latin America but and has never been a major player in the United States.
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Given the vitriol that has followed the film since its inception, it does well simply not to be a colossal misstep.
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It's everything the show does well — it's funny and perceptive, and it depicts a set of experiences TV has long ignored.
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Francis Ngannou is a man who does well in exchanges or in combinations when his opponent is covering up and static.
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He's learned who he is as a player and grown to harness it and exploit the things that he does well.
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If the show does well, it would change not just the landscape of late-night television, but also the Cellar itself.
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But as was seen in the 2016 election, a lot can happen when an unexpected person does well in a debate.
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The harm government does when it screws up — wars, depressions — is larger than the benefits government produces when it does well.
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There, Mr. Sanders also does well, outperforming Mr. Trump in polls of the pivotal battleground states of Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania.
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Netflix does not disclose streaming data, so it is difficult for outsiders to know what does well and what's a flop.
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It's not just during the holidays that Amazon does well, which is proven by its stock performance over the past decade.
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Angels rarely get pro rata, or agreements to invest at later rounds, which limits their exposure if a company does well.
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But if this movie does well and there's a sequel, know that there's plenty of potential story idea in those texts.
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This contemporary moment does well to reflect on the spirit of this collective action, and the potential of the nonviolent protest.
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Leon Diamond does well by Ray J ... it's where he bought the 8-carat engagement ring for Princess Love back in October.
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The 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder mill also does well, producing 252 horsepower and sending it through a nine-speed automatic transmission.
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We've always been having fun, and we add him to the mix and the things he does well, it fits in well.
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If it does well, Hulu would do well to also look at Ballingrud's latest collection, Wounds, which hit stores back in April.
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As BuzzFeed News previously reported, dubious websites will steal content that does well and the original creators can't do much about it.
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I wish he would have gave up a few runs today but the rest of the way I hope he does well.
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The 2018 Tomb Raider does well enough to satisfy a video game and movie franchise simultaneously, but the two aren't easily reconciled.
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But while the service does well in Tel Aviv, London, and Moscow, the company's expansion to the U.S. had a rough start.
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He has autism and, although he usually does well at restaurants, had a meltdown due to the surrounding stimuli in the restaurant.
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Despite their fantastical tendencies, the sludge-ridden doom outfit does well to toe the line between subtle inspiration and full-blown worship.
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This phone isn't that, but if those niche functions it does well fit your needs, there's not anything else quite like it.
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According to CFRA, the stock market usually does well in the months after a presidential election, with Democrats faring better than Republicans.
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Military service is mandatory in Israel, where bright young conscripts spend years developing equipment or software that does well in unpredictable environments.
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"It's incredibly important for the Dutch economy and the position of Schiphol as a major hub that KLM does well", Rutte said.
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There are, without a doubt, plenty of lively discussions to be had about what the film does well, and what it doesn't.
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"He does well in the polls but he has no political weight," said Francois Miquet-Marty, head of the Viavoice polling institute.
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Even if Mr Trump does well in the debates, they will likely push talk of deplorables and pneumonia off the front pages.
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In places where Trump does well, relatively high proportions of workers are in fields that involve working with one's hands, especially manufacturing.
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It was pretty and cool, but it was also something else fashion designers do rarely and Takahashi does well: it was funny.
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But just as much, I think, stems from how few shows on the air right now can do what ER does well.
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"I wish he would have gave up a few runs today, but the rest of the way, I hope he does well."
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When you're talking about this idea of who does well, and if there's no brand, say, does that mean like a Disney?
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If the stock does well, the total value of these compensation plans can be even greater than the large sums first reported.
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If she does well here, she could further split the moderate vote — especially if Biden continues on to Nevada and South Carolina.
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This boutique high-rise doesn't have as many amenities as a more expansive resort, but what it does have, it does well.
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That works here, because one of the things that still painting does well is present mutually exclusive conditions at the same time.
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If the business does well then the investor will also do well, as long as they haven't paid too much for it.
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Options work because they give employees an incentive to stay at their company and receive a bonus if that company does well.
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Perhaps counterintuitively, Japan's currency move higher — because it generally does well when nervous investors are looking to park their money somewhere secure.
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But something else is at play: Biden does well among whites without a college degree who, as a group, backed Sanders in 27.
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Queen reestablishes what Minaj does well; she remains a clever, engaging MC, who can cast a pretty wide emotional net throughout an album.
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But local governments have little incentive to spend more money, since any student who does well academically is certain to leave the countryside.
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Right now extreme material with social value does well, maybe because readers want to be better people, maybe because they are artistically curious.
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Correction: This story was revised to correct that beta refers to a volatile asset that does well as the overall market is rising.
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One thing the internet does well is to connect human beings and give them access to a vast treasure of information and ideas.
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Index funds and most ETFs have no flexibility in the investments, so if the index they track does well, so does your holding.
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Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst for global media measurement company comScore, said it was the kind of movie that does well for years.
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Interestingly, the trends we observed suggest improvement in what the United States does well, but also some worsening in using the I.C.U. more.
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Arguably, it'd be better than raising money with equity now that would be would worth a lot more later if Spotify does well.
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TARLOV: Actually I did-- WATTERS: So then when the economy does well you-- (CROSSTALK) TARLOV: I ran away from that polls program article.
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Arnautoff's painting does well to remember early America's violence, but it also preserves Depression-era stereotypes of how to visualize people of color.
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"Kevin would much rather stick to what he already does well, and that's telling jokes that resonate with people on a personal level."
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I could see Sing Street happening in that sense, but that's academic until it does well at the box office as a film.
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McMullin is considered a long shot for the White House, but he could still impact the race if he does well in Utah.
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The Department of Interior should follow through on reform to preserve what the statute does well, while boosting the incentives to recover species.
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One of the things The Mandalorian does well so far is pack a lot of information into a teeny, tiny bit of story.
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The party out of the White House historically does well in off-year elections — meaning Democrats might come back strong in two years.
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Joe Biden does well among Klobuchar fans as well, with his satisfaction rates coming in generally about 20 percentage points higher than usual.
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"The thing that Dropbox Paper does well is that it really supports modern workflows really well," Dropbox group product manager Kavitha Radhakrishnan said.
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But NRG also has a retail business that buys electricity on behalf of customers, and that segment does well when power prices fall.
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The size has a magnifying effect: It showcases what Garland does well — ideas and atmosphere — while amplifying his weaknesses in character and plot.
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The truth is that it's hard to account exactly for why the economy does well or poorly from one year to the next.
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The Fantasy Island movie has Michael Peña play Mr. Roarke as he does, well, all the things Mr. Roarke did in the series.
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"When Wall Street does well, the city and state benefit from higher tax revenues," Thomas DiNapoli, the state comptroller, said in a statement.
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Richard J. Lewis, the episode's director, does well not to overplay his hand here, demonstrating how grave acts can happen with minimal fireworks.
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And it should be noted that even most of those new polls where Clinton does well still tend to show a close race.
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While the idea might terrify some, a Google-powered Alexa-competitor would be the physical culmination of pretty much everything that Google does well.
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And next week he could dip into Massachusetts, another New England state where he does well and which has a primary on March 1.
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" --------------- April 9, 2009: "Obama's liked, but is he respected?" by Ed Rollins "As an American, I am proud when our President does well overseas.
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"My hope and my prayer for him is that he's among the 50% that does well for an extended period of time," Eghtesady said.
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She's spent hours on the app studying what content does well and has learned how to edit videos and how to develop an audience.
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This 6-point gain is important, as Trump usually does well among independents, but has struggled to win over more traditional Republicans so far.
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The general rule is that gold is seen as an alternative currency to the dollar, so when the greenback does well, bullion does badly.
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What he does, he does well, but he's not really changing the face of music in the way that Jackson or The Beatles did.
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A relative upstart, the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf or PTI, led by Imran Khan, does well in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, a largely Pashto-speaking province.
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Hamish Pirie's production does well to capture the hysterical mood of Syria under Bashar al-Assad's regime, a once-functioning society shrieking towards chaos.
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Using Kensho, a quantitative analytics tool, CNBC Pro ran the numbers on what does well if the market falls 5 percent in one month.
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WALLACE: But the president -- wait, wait, but the president does make -- the president does -- well, wait a minute, the president makes them a story.
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Ms. Nixon also does well against Mr. Cuomo with younger voters, aged 18 to 34, trailing the incumbent by 14 points in that demographic.
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I love thrills, don't get me wrong, but it's hard to come away from Planescape and not want more of what it does well.
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America does well; its flexible labour market creates large numbers of low-skilled jobs, and officials aim to get resettled refugees into work quickly.
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A: If a party committed to a referendum does well in the polls, it could trigger capital outflows, putting the banking system into jeopardy.
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CUNNINGHAM: Yeah, I mean, obviously we have a vested interest in active trading volume, so that does well for us when volumes pick up.
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"It reflects the fact that Asia is important, and one thing this fair does well is deliver new people into booths," Mr. Spiegler said.
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Trump does well in racially segregated areas: Turning to the geographic data, Rothwell finds that segregated, homogenous white areas are Trump's base of support.
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Free media would do a lot for her, which is why it's crucial she does well at the upcoming Iowa caucus on February 3.
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Every year something called the Thompkins Table ranks the 29 undergraduate colleges and matters extremely much to everyone in a college that does well.
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As Vox's Alex Abad-Santos wrote, the cup became a source of outrage in large part because performative outrage does well on the internet.
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On this installment of Stump A Car Nerd, Jay tries to stump Tim Allen but Tim is a wise car nerd and he does well.
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"The content that does well on Facebook is really strong emotional content… like political commentary and opinion pieces, not so much factual pieces," Valente said.
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But you have to accept there's an end point to any game—but maybe, if it does well enough, we can do a second Hue.
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Because that's what the U.S. does well: They pathologize people, call them criminals, call them 'superpredators,' and then 15 years later say, 'We were wrong.
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"We're in a period now where gold blossoms when you have low real interest rates ... gold does well," Boyd said in an interview with Cramer.
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But the thing that doesn't really make sense is that Bed Bath & Beyond only plans to ditch the free coupons if this program does well.
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While Obama lost the district in 2012, the city has grown more diverse and more educated since then, both demographics that Clinton does well with.
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The problem is that he needs undivided attention every hour of the day and I don't think he's someone who does well on his own.
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Le Pen also does well in rural areas suffering from economic and demographic decline, as well as among the poor and those lacking higher education.
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I didn't vote for Trump and don't love him, but we all benefit if the president does well and we all suffer if he fails.
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Using data from Kensho, a tool designed to quantify historical market events, CNBC Pro searched for what does well after declines in the dollar vs.
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If we reduce taxes, we reduce regulation, we increase energy independence and the economy does well, and all these people in this room get wealthier.
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The production does well on a small budget, with projections of cityscapes and silhouettes on sheets hanging from clotheslines evoking the supposedly breathless action scenes.
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"She takes it very personally that she does well," said Dominic Schramm, a horse trainer and rider who has worked with her for several years.
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Political Calculus The president's approval ratings are stuck in the upper 30s, and the party out of power typically does well in off-year elections.
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The central bank may need to raise interest rates a bit further if the economy does well, Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester said on Monday.
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Some of Super Bowl 51's most intense behind-the-scenes drama started — as all good drama does — well before the game itself kicked off.
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It does well both with small companies and large ones, but has struggled to gain the traction it wants with companies between those two bookends.
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What the album does well is give warmth, sensitivity—Robyn's most insightful of all her records to date—and it is, above all, aurally captivating.
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At Tilman's behest, Jed and Sophia host a public event at their gallery that does well in terms of publicity, but fails to generate new sales.
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"If Snap does well, I think that'll be a green light for a lot of tech IPOs," said Eddie Perkin, chief equity investment officer, Eaton Vance.
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And, yes, as a literal reading of the film's text, that's more or less accurate — especially if this movie does well and spawns the inevitable sequel.
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Books of The Times Aaron Glantz knows that he's living the dream — the good guy who does well in the morality play of American real estate.
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According to a report in Rolling Stone last week, he mused recently to staffers about running again in 2024, particularly if he does well on Tuesday.
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Obviously the team is doing well so when the team does well, everything seems to feel better and go better and all that type of stuff.
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Back to things Samsung's Galaxy S21601909 does well – there's a new slow-motion mode that can capture up to 21601907 frames per second for 21601906 seconds.
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According to Business Insider, if the item does well in Chicago, we can expect the burrito to make its way to other locations across the country.
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The central bank may need to raise U.S. interest rates a bit further if the economy does well, Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester said on Monday.
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I hope the series does well just because the more that we can prove that there's an audience for lesbian content and lesbian characters the better.
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"The stunning jewel-like design does well to remove the stigma of hearing aids by drawing parallels to jewellery and wearable art," said the GDA judges.
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Still, "The Empty Chair" finds him snatching defeat from the jaws of victory, through the types of sitcom devices the show usually does well to avoid.
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Depending on the circumstances that have led up to this conversation, you may wish to start the conversation by highlighting something that the employee does well.
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While one of the schools, the Milton Fein School, also does well on annual state tests, the other school with children of test-taking age lags.
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"If he does well in all those states like we think he's going to do, it will give the election a whole different complexion," Shelton said.
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"When the farmer does well, so does the rest of the United States," said Ms. Riessen, who declined to say whom she voted for in 2016.
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Riihimaki&aposs DIY, or do-it-yourself, content on YouTube does well through search, she said, and that has played a major role in her growth.
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"I think he has to stay true to himself, try to do the things he does well, really focus on that aspect more than anything else."
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If there is one thing that Lomachenko does well, it's drive a high pace but as a result he rarely escapes his fights unmarked as Rigondeaux does.
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She also stressed at the end of the blog that Cara is a good kid who does well in school, but sometimes a lesson is in order.
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The idea is that by putting its many resources into promoting a single album, Spotify can prove its influence in the industry if the album does well.
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Also, since the 1990s compensation has largely been made up of stock awards, which means the CEO gets paid handsomely only if the company does well financially.
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"Who knows, if Super Seducer does well, we have lots of ideas for a sequel that explores dating advice for women and those in the LGBTQ+ community."
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Cooper is a nice enough guy, and Charlie Brooker's script does well to point that out by showing Cooper soothing a scared child during a turbulent flight.
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Carrie Mae Weems occupies the festival's "spotlight" section with her first solo presentation in Canada, and encapsulates what photography does well and not so well right now.
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Macron, on the other hand, does well among college students, the highly educated, high earners and city dwellers — in short, the prime beneficiaries of globalization and Europeanization.
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Atop equity investors' watch-list is media firm Mediaset, which will get a boost if its owner, right-wing leader Silvio Berlusconi, does well in the election.
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Kelly Lawler, USA Today: Gadot and Pine have fantastic chemistry and Pine does well as the audience surrogate, displaying appropriate amusement and curiosity at Diana's strange ways.
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Indeed, in industries with highly concentrated ownership, bosses receive relatively less pay than peers when their firm does well, and relatively more when competing firms do well.
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Here's a little historical tip: When the U.S. economy does well, it's pretty much impossible to unseat or even damage the President of the United States politically.
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"A painter does well if he starts from the colors on his palette instead of starting from the colors in nature," he tells Theo, in October, 1885.
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The process is also highly subjective, with managers ordering products based on their personal preferences, a customer's suggestion or what they've noticed does well at other stores.
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Permanent New York City gallery spaces, which must to sell art to pay towering monthly rent prices, tend to show work that does well on the market.
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The supporting cast does well by Ms. Anderson's conversational, expletive-laced dialogue, in which the possibilities of barbaric invasion and divine intervention are regarded as everyday possibilities.
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North Korea does well in judo: At the 323 London Games, An Kum-ae, then 232, was a surprise gold medalist in the women's 21991-kilogram category.
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"If everybody stays healthy and does well, it could be one of the better rotations, I think, to be around baseball," Wheeler told VICE Sports last month.
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Probably not ... It's going to be a much harder climb in a Republican primary for a moderate — even who does well in a primary like New Hampshire.
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In addition to its dependability and attachments, the KitchenAid 9-Speed Digital Display Hand Mixer does well at slower speeds to help you avoid making a mess.
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"If he does well in Iowa, I don't see [Buttigieg] as dead on arrival here, but he's certainly on life support in South Carolina," said state Rep.
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"I do think there's a chance that other candidates can pick up, but it is likely it'll be someone who does well in Iowa and New Hampshire."
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Tesla, she says, does well when it enters new markets, often benefiting from customer tax incentives, but then struggles to keep sales growing at a fast rate.
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And we're going to give you health care that's going to cost more money than the country could make in 30 years if it really does well.
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In some cases, academic centers own a stake in a company they license technology to, allowing them to reap a financial windfall if the company does well.
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But criticizing Friedman for humanizing and boiling down big topics is like complaining that Mick Jagger used sex to sell songs: It is what he does well.
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"It's going to change who does well," said Lee Weiss, the vice president of precollege programs at Kaplan Test Prep, one of the nation's biggest test-preparation programs.
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We see a continuing focus on sectors that are a natural complement to what this region does well – technology, life sciences, and particularly, the congruence of the two.
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The most popular vloggers are looking into the camera and telling you about their day or a product — it's the kind of content that does well with people.
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Even if he does well Tuesday, Sanders would have to win nearly all of the 1,016 delegates in 11 primaries remaining before the Democrats' July convention in Philadelphia.
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"It's a huge part of Naspers' stable so it's going to materially affect the share price when it does well or badly," said Independent Securities trader Ryan Woods.
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Well, his sense of humor certainly does well to explain the last 37 years of his post-Raging Bull track record, which is to say, it sucks ass.
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But what The Void does well is create the illusion of truly being in a virtual world by pairing physical sets, props, and sensations with the VR visuals.
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"We're in a period now where gold blossoms when you have low real interest rates ... gold does well," Boyd said in an interview with "Mad Money's" Jim Cramer.
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A fighter can't hope to do his job without getting hit, he must accept that and attempt to mitigate it without losing sight of what he does well.
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Juliet does well enough in the pool to be removed from it and chosen for a special operation, one involving what passes, in 1940, for high-tech surveillance.
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And with this much time to go, it's too bad Game of Thrones has forgotten what it does well: introducing new characters to mix in with the old.
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If the budget is a basket case while the economy does well, what will happen when a slowdown saps tax revenues and raises unemployment compensation and food stamps?
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If he does well in those places and across the rest of the Super Tuesday map, he could be on track to amass an insurmountable plurality of delegates.
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But some of his supporters fear that if Biden does well in South Carolina with black voters, it could ding Bloomberg's chances in southern states on Super Tuesday.
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Kasich does well among voters who say the economy is in good shape, pollsters noted, while Trump leads among those who feel the Buckeye State's economy is floundering.
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To expect otherwise sets us up with unrealistic expectations and does not allow us to work with what this document does well or organize to hold it accountable.
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Kriegsman said that if the software does well enough, she could imagine Bulletin becoming "a retail software destination," where other companies buy the software to manage non-Bulletin stores.
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But the specifics of tonight's loss also served to debunk a favorite Sanders supporter talking point: that while Clinton does well in Republican-leaning states, Sanders wins blue states.
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The film is a good example of what Marvel does well, and its cast is one of the best the studio has ever assembled, served by uniformly deft characterisation.
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Other automakers will be watching closely to see if the Bolt does well, and that'll inform their own decisions to pursue a similar path twitch models of their own.
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You have a lot of pride for what Texas does well (see the intro) and a lot of shame for what it doesn't do right (see earlier in November).
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Though the specifics of foreign relations seem to carry little weight, the more abstract issue of sovereignty and the Leavers' slogan of "taking back control" does well for Brexiteers.
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"If someone like Rubio's going to win the nomination, he's going to look for someone in Ohio or someone who does well with white working class voters," O'Connell added.
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While OPM does well at managing insurance and retirement programs for federal employees, it also has a reputation for being a cumbersome bureaucracy mired in detailed rules and regulations.
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An institution that does well in one time and place is wise to consider folding and have the parts remake themselves anew, in different organizations, as the environment changes.
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"He is our own Medici, our patron; he does well for a town where not everyone is doing well," said Barbara Thaeder, who runs Bailey's Mills Bed and Breakfast.
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But I think one other thing Black Mirror does well in general is point out a phenomenon we see today in technology and take it to its logical extreme.
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If Senator Bernie Sanders does well, he could amass a nearly insurmountable lead, especially if only a couple of candidates reach the 15 percent threshold to qualify for delegates.
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But I thought, you know, there are things Disney does well, and there's things Disney doesn't do well but there are things Disney shouldn't even try to do well.
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But executives pay attention to box office numbers, and if a movie does well, you can be sure that studios will try to replicate its success however they can.
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The things it does well it does better than anybody, which is important to know when you start dreaming about nockerl, followed, of course, by a glass of schnapps.
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The most vulnerable authors are those who write series: when book one does well, but book two is heavily pirated, book three could end up dead in the water.
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According to a Herald reporter in the courtroom, the judge indicated on Friday that the conviction will not appear on Wabafiyebazu's criminal record, if he does well on probation.
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There's this great history in Texas of straight-talking, witty women who tell it like it is, and I think that is the style of candidate that does well here.
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While all fitness trackers use different algorithms, and can therefore understandably differ when compared, it's the consistency within the device that really matters — and that's something that Fitbit does well.
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AND THEN THIRD, I'LL JUDGE HIM ON HOW – IF THE ECONOMY DOES WELL, WHICH I EXPECT IT TO DO, HOW WIDE THE PARTICIPATION IN THAT, IN A BETTER ECONOMY, EXTENDS.
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But honestly: Alicia Keys was the perfect Grammys host, and the show did a great job of not trying to make her break too wildly from what she does well.
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The Galaxy A9s is the latest example of this, and if the Galaxy A6s does well in China, it could mean that more ODM phones may be on the way.
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This quest for distinctiveness revived the FDP while balancing its two wings: the party now does well in the conservative suburbs of prosperous cities and among younger, city-centre voters.
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Chayka manages to get someone to meet his sky-high demands for Martin Hanzal, and also does well on deals for Radim Vrbata and maybe even struggling prospect Anthony Duclair.
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"If (teachers) do well and AltSchool does well, there could be a transformative financial outcome where they could buy a house or have the freedom not to work, " said Ventilla.
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But if virtually every other kind of extreme content does well on virtually every other platform, it's hard to believe that politically extreme content on YouTube would be the exception.
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With the help of like-minded parties, that may be thinkable if the LDP does well in both the upper-house election and a snap poll for the lower house.
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If a laptop or a phone does well in a web-browsing battery benchmark, that only gives an indication that it would probably fare decently when handling bigger workloads too.
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Wayne does well for himself, too, rising well above the tacked-on quality that rap features on pop songs can often have to become an integral part of the track.
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If the first generation of PSVR does well, Sony will almost certainly have to follow up with something better, but for now, the motion controllers are the system's biggest shortcoming.
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Our outrage, in current media industry jargon, "does well" on the internet, meaning that when we are consumed by strong feelings, we do a lot of posting, clicking, and sharing.
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You won't lose your initial investment, and you will receive a guaranteed minimum rate of interest and have a chance of collecting slightly more if the stock market does well.
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So in other words, when economic conditions deteriorate but ultimately do not lead to a recession, the stock market typically does well in this period with defensive-type stocks outperforming.
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Golden Gate also does well on measures of adult student friendliness, like how easy it is to transfer credits a student may have completed 10 years ago at another school.
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Australia's first scare comes in the form of Mbappé breaking down the right and firing a shot from a tight angle that Ryan does well to push around the post.
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Something Supernatural always does well is put a unique spin on old folklore/mythology, like how angels, typically shown as symbols of pure goodness, are actually corporate jerks on the show.
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Industry sources estimate that the San Francisco-based company does well north of $500 million in annual sales, with its own portfolio of private-label brands helping to boost profit margins.
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"I'm not one that does well just sitting around," Diaz said on Oprah: Where Are They Now after the talk-show host asked him if he'd given himself time to grieve.
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Sergio Garcia, who has never won a major but often does well in international tournaments, and fellow countryman Rafa Cabrera Bello are both in the top 10 in the Olympic rankings.
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If he is successful in boosting U.S. economic growth, then that could increase Canada's growth, too, McCreadie said, as the country tends to benefit economically when its southern neighbor does well.
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The result is a bloody and terse siege film that, in spite of its bleak and gory visuals, does well to develop a heightened, emotional basis for viewers to connect with.
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"It has never been a worse time for uranium miners, although globally the nuclear industry does well," Alexander Molyneux, CEO of Australian uranium miner Paladin Energy told Reuters in an interview.
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The Midnight Moonshine Burger will be available for a limited time in more than 3,600 locations, but it could become a permanent menu item if it does well enough in stores.
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The works presented in Chicago are a small survey of the works present at the biennial, but does well to capture the breadth of interests and visual diversity of the artists.
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This documentary special about three predominantly deaf families plays like a backdoor pilot, which means that if it does well, my guess is it will be turned into a regular series.
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And while Netflix doesn't typically release viewership statistics, if The Cloverfield Paradox does well, the company will probably brag about it — and we'll get an idea of whether its experiment worked.
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Of course, it's unfair to hold anyone up to that radiant actress, and Ms. Lichty, whose own production company is presenting the current revival, does well enough much of the time.
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If the mobile game does well, it could create a halo effect around the company which will help it when it comes to selling its upcoming console called Nintendo Switch next year.
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Oladipo is just barely a better outside shooter than Westbrook (2 percent from three in his three NBA seasons), although he does well on catch-and-shoot looks and from the corners.
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But I think even as we're fussing over all the things the show fails to justify, pull together, or follow through on, we need to acknowledge all the things it does well.
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"It seems like an industry that is doing very well without copyright protection, and in fact, we think it does well because there is no copyright protection," Raustiala told Racked in 2016.
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Even health care stocks, which have been hurting amid calls from some Democratic presidential candidates for a single-payer system, rallied because the industry does well in a slowing economy, Cramer said.
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So if Venom does well, Sony can conceivably build out its Spider-Man universe with other solo movies about related characters, like Silk, or even an esoteric villain like Kraven the Hunter.
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If Mr. Bush does well enough in New Hampshire, he will be able to continue his campaign — and his ads attacking Mr. Rubio — in South Carolina, which votes next, on Feb. 20.
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The Rhythm Section is the first of four novels by Burnell featuring Stephanie Patrick as the lead character — so if the movie does well, it could be a huge franchise for Lively.
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If the deal does well and the markets hold up, two other IPOs are waiting the following week: casino REIT MGM Growth Properties (MGP), and American Renal (ARA), which runs dialysis facilities.
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"There has been a greater corporate ownership of farms, but by and large they are still individually held and when the rural sector does well, farmers spend that money locally," Oliver said.
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On the flip side, however, the real estate industry is "one of the most important sectors in China," and has the potential to lift the economy if it does well, Hong said.
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While no fifth season of Veronica Mars has been announced, Thomas hopes that if the fourth season does well enough, Hulu will renew the show and let him keep making more episodes.
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Women wanting to make films have a tough time finding financing and being taken seriously, Hannah said, and when a female-driven movie does well, it is seen as a one-off.
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The Insight tracking system does well for the most part; it's the only choice for a standalone headset, so there's no point comparing it to the fidelity of outside-in tracking systems.
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In recent years, some critics speculated that EA should remove single-player from the series altogether, that resources should be devoted to what the team does well, assuming that to be multiplayer.
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" On the Democrats running for president: "There is very little the government does well, so why do they want the government to tell us how to do everything, like on our healthcare?
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"If you focused on the negatives, you can get tripped up and frustrated, but if you focus on what he does well, you'll appreciate what he brings to the table," Cashman said.
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The film focuses on a group of teenage mutants, including Game of Thrones' Maisie Williams as wolf shapeshifter Rahne and indie-film wunderkind Anya Taylor-Joy as Magik, who does, well, magic.
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As one might expect, Trump does well in the rust belt portion of the state, the southwest, and in the northwest, another part of the state with a large working class population.
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Everyone has to do their job well, because at the end of the day, it doesn't matter if he does well and others don't; or if others do well, and he doesn't.
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Yet there are rising fears among his aides and allies not just of a Sanders wipeout, but a Biden comeback if the former vice president does well in South Carolina on Saturday.
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These options give the holder the right to purchase shares in the future at a set price and can be very valuable if a company does well and the share price increases.
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Men never have to ask themselves whether it would pigeonhole them to create work that is uniquely male in its perspective — in fact, it's expected, encouraged, and does well in the market.
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What we see is where ever Uber does well we eventually see resistance it's because we happen to be in an industry that has set things up that essentially competition has been outlawed.
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He said a movie that does well in theaters and online doesn't need costly wide-range shots or special effects, since the value of such features would be less apparent on smaller screens.
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For starters, the company donates 20% of its profits to the American Association of University Women, an organization that does, well, a lot for women and the pursuit of equality throughout higher education.
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The best of them in 2015 was this one, which captures everything the show does well — from '90s nostalgia to stories about feeling like an outsider in majority-white America to terrific jokes.
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"We've been focusing on media, on search, on voice — those are things that our team does well," Mario Queiroz, the Google VP who leads the project, told me when I asked about Nest.
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The parties made limited progress on European policy, agreeing a broad-brush statement that said that "Germany can only do well if Europe does well" while listing 25 open points for further debate.
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The Mulesoft IPO was arguably more important for Silicon Valley than Snap because of the number of mid-market enterprise cloud companies that people don't necessarily get excited about unless Mulesoft does well.
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I mean -- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: Imagine you are a deposition, things are getting better, and what America does well, the Democrats and the left-wing media, they are mad because they are proven wrong.
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Calvin's one of the main kid characters in the movie, and on top of the $150k ... Levi's got a shot to make $75k more in bonuses if "A Wrinkle in Time" does well.
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Tonight, for instance, you could make pan-fried eggplant with chile, honey and ricotta, a Melissa Clark jam that I think does well with little Japanese eggplants and a whole bunch of toast.
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"Though until now I hand over my entire earnings to my husband, one thing I insisted is that my daughter, 213, must have private tuition so she does well in studies," Das said.
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TRUMP: No. I want a strong United States and I hope China does well, but before I worry about China I have to worry about the United States and we're not doing well.
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Due to its compact setup, the bakery has not applied for licenses it would require to sell its goods in shops or canteens, but does well through direct orders and servicing private events.
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The Noo Yawk accent she's right to lean on is so blunt that she's not a truly fluent rhymer, so she does well to pull in Chance's flow, Migos's trickeration, Pete Rodriguez's clave.
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And if you launch all of those episodes at once, as Netflix does, well, you need dozens upon dozens of shows in production, and you need to scatter them all across the calendar.
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Promising four years of free college is underwater (41 to 247), but a more modest proposal offering two years of free community college to anyone who wants it does well at 233-246.
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Whenever there's a female-driven movie that comes out and does well, the same story is written about how people are interested in female stories and there should be more stories about women.
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"Sure, Trinseo has rallied dramatically, but the economy is still in amazing shape and this is exactly the kind of U.S.-based chemical company that does well when commerce is booming," he said.
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By encouraging a conversation between outsiders and their mainstream comrades-in-arms, the exhibition leaves you pondering the sorts of fruitful, unresolveable questions that anyone who takes art seriously does well to consider.
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The exhibition, curated by Tanya Bentley and organized in collaboration with Wearing herself, does well to place the two artists in dialogue with each other, rather than relying on continued compare/contrast scenarios.
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Throughout, Yapa does well with activism's breathless rush: the fellow-feeling of a cause, the emotional power of a chant, the "blazing personal heat" of bodies sitting, arms linked, on asphalt in the rain.
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It also has to invest heavily in original content for those new markets, given that it can't just rely fully on its existing library and the content that does well in its domestic markets.
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That's not to say that Asus' gaming phone doesn't have the specs or features to back that up, it does, well at least as much as any phone that cost close to $25.0,23.5 can.
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That's why Denmark does well in the happiness rankings — there's social security, universal health care, equal opportunities for men and women, free university education — all that, of course increases quality of life and happiness.
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If he does well, he can earn some items, and it's an easy way to spend ten or fifteen minutes trying to learn the precise timing of hitting the "action" key when you land.
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But everything Dec does well ends up being in service of a thoroughly banal moral about coming to terms with grief, a concluding turn that's particularly disappointing for what it leaves on the table.
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"New ingredients, new packaging, new formulas come on the market continuously, and when something does well Korean brands respond quickly," said Jang Jun-kee, managing director of the Korea Cosmetics Foundation, an industry group.
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Giersdorf's father, Glenn, added that he and Kyle's mom have made it clear the high school junior can continue dedicating so much time to playing Fortnite as long as he does well in school.
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Secondly, this sort of product always does well on a stage like Mobile World Congress, where it offers the exact sort of novelty and spectacle that grizzled tech writers and enthusiasts can gawk at.
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We talked to Elise Loehnen, Goop's chief content officer and co-host of the Goop podcast, to get her thoughts on what Goop does well and what the big issues for 2020 will be.
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Foer, along with David Greenberg writing in Politico, does well to remind readers how Bush opportunistically opposed the Civil Rights Act of 1964 in his failed bid to win a congressional seat in Texas.
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So if New Fortress Energy does well once the stock starts trading, that could be a good sign for the many high-profile unicorns of Silicon Valley that may go public later this year.
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But despite that limitation, any new variation on a universal topic has the potential to be just as valuable a contribution as the last, both in what it does well and in its shortcomings.
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Technology that does well in the lab often breaks down inside a distribution center because it can't deal with unexpected objects it hasn't seen before or tasks that require movements it has never tried.
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There's at least one movement from Republicans to vote in favor of Sanders because some GOP voters think he's the candidate most likely to hurt Biden's standing in the state if he does well.
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CNN executives have been reluctant to describe Mr. Tapper's prime-time move next week as a trial run, but if he does well, it could be an opening for him to make a move.
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"Donald does well with voters who have relatively low information, who are not that engaged and who are angry, and they see him as an angry voice," Cruz told The Brody File on Wednesday.
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Hence, Mexican organized crime has turned to extorting whoever does well in a given sector or taking over businesses directly – be that logging, mining, agriculture, public transport, or even mom and pop tortilla shops.
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He is fully housetrained and does well on his own for extended periods of time, but I still feel bad leaving him alone — that&aposs why I came to love the Furbo dog camera.
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They receive points in the yearlong competition for a share of a $500,000 pot, mostly based on how often a caddie wears a Valspar hat and if his player does well on the weekend.
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"The corruption charges pose an acute challenge to Netanyahu if he manages to do well in the election; even if Likud does well, he's not out of the woods yet," Eurasia Group's Rome said.
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Often, we sisters console ourselves with the thought about our mother that when the circumstances are right — no alcohol, adequate hydration, a lot of sleep, familiar setting — she does well, her memory nearly intact.
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Some research now supports the idea that the body does well when it gets deprived of food for certain lengths of time, from 12 hours to three days, a concept known as Intermittent Fasting.
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"We also believe over time we will see legislative officials create more and more opportunity for consumer-driven healthcare offerings that lower cost and increase patient satisfaction — both of which PlushCare does well," added Richards.
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In theory, if he does well enough in those states he can make the race tighter again nationally, especially if the inroads he appeared to make among young Latinos in Nevada can be replicated elsewhere.
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" Cruz, for his part, dismissed this idea today during his appearance on the Sykes radio show, saying that "Part of the reason he does well against Hillary is that no one knows anything about him.
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Yet, even if the Democratic Party does well in future elections, the increase in popular support for the tax bill will surely restrain, if not stymie altogether, any concerted effort to repeal the tax bill.
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Von Rock said that if you're feeling intimidated by a large wine list, especially if it's in book form, take a peek at the beginning of the list to see what the restaurant does well.
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The blown rubber outsole is designed to last and does well in both wet and dry conditions so you won't have to put your run on hold just because of a little rain or snow.
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As Pesta's record indicates with four wins coming by knockout, three by submission and three decision wins to boot, the Czech is well-rounded heavyweight who does well in mixing it up in the Octagon.
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To be fair, I think the system as it stands certainly does well in forcing student-entrepreneurs to develop and work out the details of their venture, and it certainly weeds out many bad ideas.
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Mixed Picture for a For-Profit College Berkeley College is being investigated over concerns about high dropout and loan-default rates, but it does well when it comes to the mobility rate of its students.
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Comcast, the cable company, does well because it operates its business like a cable company, increasing broadband speeds as well as tapping into new business lines like selling services to small- and medium-sized business.
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And while Chrome continues to clean up its act in terms of resource hogging, Edge does well here too—as you would expect considering Microsoft develops both the browser and the operating system it runs on.
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What he's trying to do is carve out a space in which these questions can be addressed in secular terms, or to replicate the things that religion does well outside of organized religion or metaphysical commitment.
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"The console business is more important than the smartphone business for Nintendo," Maeda told CNBC, who said that success for the Switch will be a "catalyst" for the company's stock if it does well next year.
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It can become cruel-funny and in a way that's not ... It's just been a hellscape of noise at each other, rather than really funny stuff, which really does well when it hits right on Twitter.
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Ashbery was right of course: we might not "really know who our greatest artists are," but — at the same time — we don't have to look very far to know who does well in the auction houses.
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L'Engle went on to write several sequels: A Wind in the Door, A Swiftly Tilting Planet, Many Waters, and An Acceptable Time, which gives Disney an opening to continue the series of the film does well.
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The things that Facebook does well and that we have all found so useful — sharing news and photos with friends, organizing events, getting and staying in contact with people — haven't changed considerably in a long time.
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If you think about the fact that every time a female-driven movie comes out and it does well, there is just shock that people want to see a movie about women and they were funny.
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She's been hiding a version of herself, and as a film, The Hate U Give does well in underscoring the harm that we as people of color do to ourselves in our constant efforts to assimilate.
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What I'm drawn to, more and more, are programs that don't run away from what TV does well, or what it's always been, but run toward it, then figure out ways to innovate within those restrictions.
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Saying that he does well in "white states" or with "white voters" exclusively can make it seem as if he's running some kind of white identity movement and erase the existence of his supporters of color.
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Some will argue that Sanders's win isn't that big a deal, since he's from the neighboring state of Vermont, and it's long been known that Sanders does well among the white Democrats overrepresented in New Hampshire.
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Whereas hockey myth-making has portrayed Russian players as robotic, or as self-interested divas, Red Army does well in illustrating the Russian Five and their goaltender as sympathetic individuals with six different points of view.
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It's an evocative image; one thing Gibney does well throughout is to show the vulnerability of Putin's seemingly permanent and stable power structure, and the thin-skinned and paranoid nature of the man at the top.
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As thuggish presidential candidate Trump incites his followers to political violence and praises dictators Saddam Hussein, Vladimir Putin, Benito Mussolini, and Kim Jong-Un, Castellucci's Caesar does well to remind us of the threat of tyranny.
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I try to think steps ahead, where if we make a video that we really like and the sketch does well, we'll wonder if we can use it to make a movie or pitch a T.V. show.
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"We hope Johnson does well enough that Republicans and Democrats get the message," the Tribune editors explained, suggesting a strong third-party showing in November will inspire the major parties to reassess their priorities ahead of 2020.
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His problem long term, however, is that if he does well in New Hampshire, he may still come off as too common sense-y (at least for Republican base voters who have tilted away from that virtue).
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"People are already doing a lot of commerce activity and are really interested in following brands, and I think making sure that that works and does well is a big deal," Zuckerberg told analysts on the call.
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What Solomon does well is chronicle exactly how this worked — how Washington's efforts to squeeze Tehran's bottom line, including lawsuits, advocacy with international financial institutions and "a global game of whack-a-mole," eventually wore Iran down.
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Running the Court Jeffrey Toobin does well to expose the enormous influence of Leonard Leo and the Federalist Society, a conservative organization that has infiltrated many levels of the U.S. judicial system ("Full-Court Press," April 17th).
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I always knew I'd be an entrepreneur, but I didn't find success until I got to the core of what I really wanted to build, which was a company that does well so it can do good.
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If Mr. Ossoff does well, there will be an equally fine argument that a competitive race should have been expected given Mr. Trump's performance in November, Mr. Ossoff's huge fund-raising haul and the split Republican field.
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While Ben starts digging into his family's past and Ryn does, well, basically everything, people like Ben's girlfriend Maddie Bishop (Fola Evans-Akingbola) and best friend Xander McClure (Ian Verdun) merely feel like they're along for the ride.
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If the CDU does well in European and state elections in 2019, Mrs Kramp-Karrenbauer will be primed to become its candidate to take over from Mrs Merkel, who will quit no later than the next general election.
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At $100, the Deluxe Audio Strap feels a bit more expensive than it should be for something that largely just brings the Vive slightly ahead of the Rift in terms of the things that headset already does well.
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MW: I think that the show in my mind does well, because in a way, I'd like to believe that a lot of what it lives and dies on is true about politicians for the last couple centuries.
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But constant change can also be difficult mentally on the creator because it's "easy for you to feel like it's you that's the problem" when the content that once worked no longer does well for you, he said.
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"It sure looked like a buying opportunity given that Home Depot does well as long as long as the price of housing continues to climb, which it has, and there's increasing household formation, which there is, " Cramer said.
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But, staffers insisted, the candidate does well in states where he can spend time and money, and the $4 million injection will help power his upcoming tour through Wisconsin, where he is already outspending Clinton on the airwaves.
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As one team official told me, it doesn't hurt that coaches have built-in salary incentives if their team does well at the midseason tournament — and sponsors, of course, love the positive brand attention of a winning squad.
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In the case of Total Dark—which will be PC initially, and if it does well we'll roll it out to consoles—it means we can get as crazy as we like with it, and that's really liberating.
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Rallying the group to fight Set / Nick at the end of the film would have put the focus back on what the group does well, and show why its adventures through other Dark Universe films might be worth watching.
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For now, there's no word on whether Mattel will release print-outs for its more well-known brands like Barbie or Hot Wheels, but that seems like an obvious next step for the brand if the printer does well.
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"The recent run in this stock, I am telling you, is unsustainable judging by what happened today with the stocks of J.P. Morgan and Citi," he said, noting that Goldman Sachs the company does well in times of volatility.
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But Liz Gonzalez's dog Nyla, a year-old Border collie-terrier mix, does well with just fresh water, which on Sunday she was drinking from a coffee cup while she watched her owner coach basketball on West Fourth Street.
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And there is no contradiction in thinking that meritocracy might solve its own problem, unlock its own trap, to recover its original democratic promise and refashion an open, fair society whose elite does well by promoting the public good.
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Clinton eked out a 1-point win in this district in 2016, so Democrats are energized for a potential takeover, but if Baugh does well, there's a possibility Democrats are going to get shut out of this race altogether.
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Clinton eked out a 22012-point win in this district in 210, so Democrats are energized for a potential takeover, but if Baugh does well, there's a possibility Democrats are going to get shut out of this race altogether.
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Had Ms. Bettis and Ms. Araoz tempered the play's sensational aspects, there would be more opportunity to savor what it does well, like the violent lyricism of Rex's speech or the vitalizing use of live music and stark lighting.
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My fear is the economy does well this year and the Fed gets back in the tightening game and this is more evidence that there's no inflation in the system and the Fed can let it run a bit.
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A general partner has more to gain from taking on riskIn contrast, the decision maker usually has lots of upside incentive to take risk because this person is the one who reaps the benefits if the investment does well.
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There's not exactly great nobility in massaging the egos of hedge-funders in need of a boost, but it's a job she does well, and she has leveraged a certain amount of independence as a condition of her return.
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If he does well among the key demographic — which could account for 22016 percent of caucus-goers — it could provide a recipe for continued success among Latinos on Super Tuesday, in states such as California, Texas, and North Carolina.
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It's not perfect, but it's got moxie in its willingness to do something different, and the things it does well, it does so well it functions an an ambassador to people who might be intimidated by the world of hardcore nerds.
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"If you're a candidate that does well in Nevada, you can tell voters that you're a candidate that can beat Donald Trump because of our diversity and because of our electorate looking like the rest of the country," she added.
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None of this is surprising—artists must make money to survive, and some will go further than others to keep it coming in—but what "The Price of Everything" does well is capture the art market's unruly, unpredictable and entertaining nature.
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One of the things Pity Sex does well on the album is play between the differences of its male (Brennan Greaves) and female vocalists both in the sounds they produce and how they shape the story told in the song.
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The lessons of his school, as well as of Descartes and Oran-Constantine, point a way for France to overcome the tyranny of normal in order to make more of what it does well and minimise what it does not.
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This is what Sling offers for $40 a month:Sling TV's Orange and Blue packageThis is what you get from PlayStation Vue for $4503 a month:PlayStation Vue's Access PlanThe $35 a month plan even does well compared to a basic cable package.
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Because cultivating serious judges is one of the few things conservatism does well, the president has a host of qualified nominees to choose from, and to his credit he has eschewed the callow or corrupt choices that his critics feared.
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The fear that haunts Democrats is that even with President Trump's unpopularity, they could beat him by 33 or 4 percentage points in the nationwide vote total and still lose if he does well enough in the Midwest, specifically in Wisconsin.
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While the cast of Joe Brancato's Penguin Rep Theater production mostly does well by the forced characters and situations — almost everything having to do with the art world is ludicrous — Rishe stands out with his endearing portrayal of a nebbishy romantic.
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Whether or not a student does well in college is not something you can typically determine until a few years after the admissions decision, and thus admissions officers may not feel that they are blamed or rewarded for student success.
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The fear that haunts Democrats is that even with Trump unpopular, they could beat him by 3 or 4 percentage points in the nationwide vote total and still lose if he does well enough in the Midwest, specifically in Wisconsin.
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While some worry the Green New Deal could be a political liability for Democrats (conservative Republicans have ridiculed and lied about it), there's new polling that suggests the idea does well in swing districts Democrats flipped in the 22010 midterms.
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But "Frequent Dreamlands," the record's single, illustrates just about everything that the record does well in microcosm, as jittery rhythmic contortions and screechy atonal electronics underpin Farman's possessed murmurs, before breaking out into a cold-sweat of an acid riff.
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I do think one of the things Eighth Grade does well is it captures through editing that feeling, too, like the quick-cut montages of Kayla hitting "like" on a bunch of Instagram photos and begging to be liked back, in some ways.
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The variation in constituency sizes is often cited as the reason for this: places where Labour does well, such as Wales, tend to have smaller constituencies, so it takes fewer votes to elect an MP. Periodically, boundaries get redrawn to correct these anomalies.
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What it says about the future: With Michael Bay vowing to stay away from the series, the doors are open for a wide variety of new voices and takes on the series — assuming this one does well enough to justify the series continuing.
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If he does well in New Hampshire, Mr. Bush believes he is well positioned to leverage that momentum in South Carolina, where Senator Lindsey Graham has already endorsed him and where his brother, former President George W. Bush, could prove an asset.
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The Helios 300's 1.05-inch chassis isn't the thinnest, and it doesn't have the highest quality build I've seen in a laptop for this price, but it does well to mask most of my fingerprints, despite its dark metal palm rest.
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We've got to finish this first, so were not rushing too far ahead, but if Tokyo 42 does well we'd love to expand on it as there are a bunch of ideas that we just can't fit into the schedule right now.
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So in assessing Mr. Cardoz's new restaurant, Paowalla, it's more productive to view the things it does well (and there are a lot) as a bonus, without getting caught up in the ways in which it doesn't quite live up to Tabla.
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"We're able to see in real-time what does well or what people react negatively to ... We were very blunt in conveying that to the president," the aide said, adding that Widodo gets a summary of the social media data almost daily.
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There are certain things government does well and some things it should be doing more of, but it can never be as big-hearted or ambitious or competent as the American people, who remain kind and gracious despite everything they've been through.
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"If you think that higher oil correlates with economic growth, then you're most likely to set up a basket of stocks that does well when the economy is accelerating, and you can buy that basket every time oil goes higher," Cramer said.
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"So if you think that higher oil correlates with economic growth, then you're most likely to set up a basket of stocks that does well when the economy is accelerating, and you can buy that basket every time oil goes higher," Cramer said.
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NBCUniversal does well because it operates like a content company, which means making shows and owning sports rights that distributors like AT&T and Verizon and Time Warner Cable and Comcast will want to pay for and that advertisers will want to support.
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But what Johnson does well—the quick reads and accurate throws under pressure and other not-so-little little things—should get him into a camp as either a late round pick or a free agent for a team looking for found money.
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But even if he does well in Iowa, he will also have to improve his standing among minority voters and overcome advantages that Hillary Clinton already enjoys elsewhere, including the support of establishment Democrats and groundwork laid long before Mr. Sanders entered the race.
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"Germany will only do well in the long-term if Europe does well and Europe will only do well if there is a strong France," Merkel told a joint news conference with Macron, adding their governments would hold a meeting on key issues in July.
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The show does well to use its growing audience to shed light on community figures, but the fact that it seems to pick its subjects based on who needs a PR boost indicates that the producers are officially aware of the power they wield.
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I think for the public market buyer coming in today, this is going to be a lot dicier, and because it's the first one out, it's not crazy to imagine the stock does well initially, but in the long run, they have this fundamental problem.
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While I had my own share of struggles with Trico's behavior and the game's occasional poor design choices, I worry that those who were obsessed with analyzing of Trico's AI routines might have missed or undervalued all the things The Last Guardian does well.
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What Mr. Lew does well, he added, is the quiet, behind-the-scenes work of reaching out to hear from all sides on issues: "Having worked for three Treasury secretaries, and knowing Geithner a little, I think Jack is probably the best of them."
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Jaffe, a journalist and a fellow at the Nation Institute, posits that what agitates these groups is economic injustice, and the book does well to set up the financial collapse of 2008 as the beginning of the great conflagration that set them all in motion.
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The Times's Upshot has a nice calculator that takes account of what we know about demographic factors – Sanders does well in very white states and in caucuses, not so much elsewhere – and lets you experiment with various overall leads in what remains of the race.
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Buick, a "near-luxury" brand, does well in the survey because it has few models and none of the pickup trucks or truck-based SUVs that hurt the ratings of GM stablemates Chevrolet and Cadillac, said Jake Fisher, director of automotive testing for Consumer Reports.
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Get rid of everybody's health care, 180 million people in the United States and they're really happy, and we're going to give you health care that's going to cost more money than the country can make in 30 years if it really does well.
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A month ago, I wrote about a struggling Pine Bluff 13-year-old named Emanuel Laster, a black boy who does well at school but has no books in the home and is in danger of being sucked into the world of gangs and drugs.
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Whether the economy does well or poorly, whether policy initiatives tank the economy or blow out the deficit, the wages of senators and congressmen are the same pitiful, fixed amount — about as much as a first year associate makes at a leading law firm.
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What if we told you that all the things Roseanne does well when it comes to depicting the struggles of the white working-class in the formerly industrial Midwest were already being done just as well — and often better — on another ABC show for nine years?
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Rather, Trump does well among moderate and liberal Republicans, again suggesting that his ability to make things happen with Democrats might be read as more of a feature than a bug, especially to any independents or Democrats he might still hope to pull into his fold.
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Primavera 2018 also does well on gender diversity, with a lot of female artists, and bands featuring women given ample space on the lineup (Fever Ray, Chvrches, Haim, Charlotte Gainsbourg, The Breeders, Lorde, and Beach House, amongst others, are all high profile acts on the bill).
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With Brees now 21 years old, it's easy to see the No. 2008 quarterback getting into multiple games this year; whether Grayson is that player, and whether he does well with the opportunity, could determine whether the Saints offense keeps rolling in 2014 or has to reboot.
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Every entree on the current menu is chicken-centric, and while there are some nods to current trends — a "sunflower multigrain bagel" on the breakfast menu; a "superfood" kale salad as a side — it remains laser-focused on what it does well, which is make chicken.
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Similar to interpersonal dynamics, there are opportunities aplenty while watching reality TV to talk about leadership: either of the macho, alpha male variety seemingly favored by Survivor host Jeff Probst, or of the humble, poised, versatile kind that does well on a real survival show like Alone.
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"If Scalise wouldn't have been on the team — unfortunately, he was hit and I hope he does well — but also by him being there it probably saved everybody else's life because if you don't have a leadership person there, there would have been so security there," Paul said.
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This is viewed as significant by Sanders supporters not only because they are landslide wins, but because they debunk a somewhat lazy media shorthand that holds Sanders does well in "white" states: Bernie Sanders and "white states": media narratives versus the U.S. Census Bureau #WAcaucus #AKcaucus #HIcaucus pic.twitter.
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Translation: If Trump wins the election, professional asset managers who see big losses as a result will have a hard time explaining to clients how they missed the signs, particularly if Trump does well in the first debate — and especially if the same thing happened around the so-called Brexit vote.
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"But the fact that all these leaders, including the current president of the United States came out today to say it's a peaceful transition, we're going to all get behind our new president and hope that he does well, is something we should be proud of as Americans," she added.
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Tellingly, while Le Pen does well in France's presidential elections, there are only two Front National members in its National Assembly, which elects by district à la the US or UK. So even if Trump were to be persuaded by his followers and embrace single-payer, he'd face a tough task.
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"I know the IMF has some reservations, but also if we want to adopt everything the IMF does ... (well then it also) proposes that we leave the Lebanese pound to float, that it go up and down as it wants," said Hariri, asking whether this is what the Lebanese Forces wanted.
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"You look at how he's built that group over the past 30 years, despite last year's share price and recent news he's done a fantastic job, he's literally Mr. WPP," Whether WPP does well or not in this next phase depends on how smooth the transfer of power is, Nusseibeh reiterated.
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He does well with a friendly, proselytizing Muslim named Tariq; a resolute Palestinian named Ibrahim, whose family lost its orchard to the barrier constructed between Israel and the West Bank; and a pot-smoking young Israeli named Amir, haunted by a bombing that killed his friends in front of him.
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If a founding team is successful, I'll be successful versus someone who is already sitting on 15 boards and will show up once a quarter and try to own the room and who is less invested in whether or not the company does well because [that investor] has already been successful.
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The Labour Party often does well in areas such as Wales (where constituencies have 56,000 voters on average, 16,000 fewer than those in England) in which fewer votes are needed to elect an MP. Tories complain that this allows Labour to win parliamentary majorities with a smaller overall share of the popular vote.
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If the party does well in November and Clinton is in the White House and he becomes chair of the committee, Clinton will have to realize when shaping her budget proposal that Sanders's views on it will speak directly to a large and engaged audience of liberals whose support she is counting on.
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What Maia generally does well is time his takedowns as his opponent stepping towards him, or pressure the opponent to the point where if he ducks in for a leg he can be fairly certain that he can push them to the fence even if he cannot complete the single leg takedown.
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But there is something else that will help: a far more assertive defense from the news media, of what it does well and honestly, and against the sustained attempts to impugn its motives through the many false and misleading political-style attacks that too often are mixed in with the valid criticism.
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To think that if Crazy Rich Asians does well enough, it could result in Hollywood greenlighting more movies with leads who look like Golding and Wu — and perhaps a future where a fun, frothy romance featuring Asian leads is part of the norm, rather an exception to be sought out — is mind-boggling.
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While Morrison fails to rescue the image of England's ruler as the portly, self-indulgent lecher waggishly created by the poets and cartoonists of Regency times, he does well to remind readers how much George and his pet architect, John Nash, contributed to transforming London into an elegant and supremely modern metropolis.
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Ultimately, Congress ought to get the government out of the business of lending altogether, leaving the federal government to do what government often does well: accruing data on outcomes and trends, making them transparent and easily available to the consumer, thereby allowing the students and the market to make higher education great again.
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Though Smith gets bogged down trying to fit in a full account of Eliot's life and work, she does well with invented incidents, such as a gondolier's aggressive sexual interest in Cross, and encounters with Dickens, Darwin, and the pioneering women's-rights activist Barbara Bodichon, with whom Eliot had a loyal friendship.
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And so cosmologists are off to the game that Lloyd Knox, an astrophysicist from the University of California, Davis, called "cosmological Whac-a-Mole" at the recent Chicago meeting: attempting to fix the model of the early universe, to make it expand a little faster without breaking what the model already does well.
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Hurdles remain: But even if Buttigieg does well in the Granite State, two strong performances in overwhelmingly white early states would obscure a major weakness for the mayor — he is barely registering with voters of color, who will play a big role in determining the Democratic nominee in coming states, especially in the South.
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However, if Sanders underperforms his polling and if Biden does well, there is a chance for the former vice president to emerge as the main opposition to the Sanders insurgency — or at least to wound Sanders's campaign enough that the senator falls short of a delegate majority before the Democratic National Convention in July.
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Based on our polling, we have a decent idea of the likely geography of the Iowa caucuses: Bernie Sanders has an edge in many urban areas and college towns; Pete Buttigieg is relatively strong in rural areas; Elizabeth Warren does well in areas with more college graduates; and the Des Moines suburbs are a battleground.
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Florida and Ohio are winner-take-all states, so if Trump does well in the next two weeks and then wins those states too, it could be all but impossible for any other candidate to catch up to his delegate lead afterward (even though the voting will continue for another three months or so).
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What it says about the future: If this film does well, there are hundreds of gritty, gruesome giallo films languishing in obscurity and ready to be mined for a horror-hungry American market, especially by the current and ongoing crop of young directors looking to break into the filmmaking industry with their own cheap-and-dirty horror hits.
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If he does well against Cruz, say losing by a single-digit margin (compared to Democrat Wendy Davis's 20 point loss to Abbott in 2014), O'Rourke will have arguably leapfrogged the Castro brothers within the Texas Democratic Party and put himself in the pole position for another U.S. Senate bid in 2020 or a gubernatorial bid in 2022.
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But looking over the pattern of primaries so far -- where Cruz does well in the Midwest and Rockies while Trump has succeeded in the Atlantic seaboard and the South -- it appears that Cruz could win at least five (starting with the key state of Indiana), but Trump could win as many as 10 (especially if he can sweep California, Oregon and Washington).
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"With ... 85-plus percent market share in the developing market where new users are just coming on, they have a pretty good chance of being the first app you use for a couple of tens of millions of people in the next six months," Wolff said, noting that Duo does well in low-bandwidth environments that are common in some developing markets.
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" He further explained his hope for others, stating, "I thought, If I were on television, even if it didn't last beyond one season, if some kid that is struggling with their sexuality can see the show and see 'wait a minute, this guy does well for himself, his family accepts him, his friends love him, maybe there is hope for me.
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"I get more worried more about the structural help for Europe, because if the European economy does well, Bank of America is going to do well and our corporate investment banking and our capital markets — and I think any time you divide things in two, they are a little less efficient, a little less investment, a little less certainty," he said.
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He said Le Pen's position on closing borders now has echoes in the country's centrist political platforms, and that if Le Pen does well in the first round of voting this spring — as polls suggest she will — her likely opponent, François Fillon, who served as prime minister under former President Nicolas Sarkozy, will probably move further to the right in response.
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"It's not an apples to apples analogy, but it's the same strategy Obama used in 2008 which is hope to do well in Iowa and then change the dynamic suddenly he's the frontrunner, then does well in New Hampshire, and has the infrastructure to do well in Nevada," said Jon Ralston, a Nevada political journalist and the dean of that state's press corps.
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Like individual investors, angels are usually sensitive to valuation, while VCs are sensitive to ownership — the reason being that angels typically won't be able to follow-on on their investments indefinitely, while VCs have deeper pockets, prefer larger opportunities and allocate smaller amounts in the beginning to double down at later stages when the company does well and they want to maintain their position.
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"I have always been a Dodgers fan but this year because of Ohtani, I am hoping the team itself does well," said Muraishi, who lives in nearby Torrance, which is home to the second largest number of Japanese-Americans in the U.S. Torrance is the North American headquarters for Japanese auto company Honda and until last year was also the site of Toyota's North American headquarters.
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Why you should consider donating: In addition to its seriously impressive record of success and the high quality of its research, the Clean Air Task Force does well on the neglectedness criterion: It often concentrates on targeting emissions sources that are neglected by other environmental organizations, and on scaling up deployment of technologies that are crucial for decarbonization yet neglected by NGOs and governments.
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" Some aides have tried to explain to Trump that in their view, the U.S. does well at the WTO, given the U.S. has an army of trade lawyers and created the system: The "Economic Report of the President" for 2018, which bears Trump's signature on Page 11, states: "[T]he United States has won 85.7 percent of the cases it has initiated before the WTO since 1995, compared with a global average of 84.4 percent.
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I think what a game does well is point out the absurdity of the situation; this debate often gets mired in a lot of seriousness, but if you step back and look at it like this sort of giant, Donkey Kong-style clusterfuck that it is, then maybe people can get a little bit more perspective on it and move toward actually figuring out a solution versus having hypothetical conversations about free markets versus state-run lines, nickel fares, and the legacy of the IRT.
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It's gotten harder, over the last ten years, but we are determined, we're-, we have a-, a vision that we're working to realise, about resilience, about, uh, renaissance, the future of Jordan, and we're thinking about it in terms of our youth, empowering them, economically and politically, we're thinking of it in terms of renewable energy, and moving away from traditional, sort of, fossil fuels, and developing a model of a country, as I said, that does good, and does well, at a local, for its own population, at a regional, and at a-, at a global level.
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