What has Silicon Valley done well and what haven't we done well?
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And we want to talk about who's done well, who hasn't done well.
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"If you look at where the populists have done well, they've actually done well in richer countries, and in the countries where they've done well, they've done well in the richer regions," Ivarsflaten, the University of Bergen scholar, told me.
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"My customers ... understand the difference between meat done well, and meat not done well," he said.
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It's done well for me, I think it's done well for you, with being fair and accurate and kind in a way.
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But generally, for the past 20, 30, 40 years, the folks in the bottom 50 percent haven't done well, haven't done well at all.
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And I want it to continue to be done well.
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He added, however, stocks have historically done well in December.
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But of course it can be done well or poorly.
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What's an example of a project that has done well?
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Milo has done well, but he hasn't done much good.
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But Martin had done well before ever arriving in Pittsburgh.
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That said, I really like roguelikes, especially when done well.
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But an edit that's done well can have major pluses.
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Several utilities ETFs have done well over the last week.
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"Admittedly, Ackman's done well with the restaurant chains," he said.
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He could have done well with highbrow novelty songs alone.
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This is something that Pentecostals have not traditionally done well.
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"They've definitely done well, thank you for that," she shared.
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"You've really done well with my weird family!" she says.
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He might have done well to reach that conclusion sooner.
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Yet if done well, land reform could salve open wounds.
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Lemann has certainly done well for shareholders, starting with himself.
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Yet the region has done well in terms of antivenom.
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And we've done well with late deciders in the past.
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And every event, let's admit it, Trump has done well.
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When done well, spearphishing can be extremely effective and powerful.
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You have done well as a social democrat in Malta.
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It's fun to read scathing reviews if they're done well.
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"Here's where President Trump has not done well," Burns said.
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Changing management and rebranding has done well for the hotel.
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Between their two jobs, the Conways have done well financially.
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"You've done well, my friend," Diaz said with a laugh.
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The tax cuts are too easy and not done well.
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Uber, which vies with protectionist taxi fleets, has done well.
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We had done well as a traditional VC. What gives?
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When done well, this look can convey a deeper mood.
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Trump told Reuters his stock picks had done well recently.
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Art is not something he has done well, he writes.
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UI games, when done well, are really great at immersion.
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But if it were done well, fans would love it.
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Health care stocks have traditionally done well during market downturns.
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All this can be done well in advance of roasting.
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I think I've done well to make him proud hopefully.
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Their hitters have done well in capitalizing on chances, batting .
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Some stock pickers have done well over long periods, too.
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Booker, Harris, and Klobuchar have done well securing early endorsements.
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In recent weeks, prestige films have done well in general.
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But that doesn't mean Booker hasn't done well for himself.
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Meantime, some of the president's perceived nemeses have done well.
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"I think the politicians have not done well," she said.
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Everything is done well, but sometimes you just want more soul.
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Meyler would have done well to heed her own alarm bells.
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And in America farmers have done well out of Ms Wang.
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When they're done well and work consistently, I don't mind them.
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Wall Street, of course, has done well during the Trump years.
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Broadcom's stock has done well this year, rising about 12 percent.
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The corporate sector has also done well out of the shift.
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So the truth is that no prior administration has done well.
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When done well, a pork chop is a thing of beauty.
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As a public promoter, mostly of himself, he has done well.
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Both have done well economically in recent years, China spectacularly so.
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What wasn't supposed to work — gold and utilities — has done well.
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I'm not complaining because it's really done well for the business.
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Herring's Republican challenger this November, John Adams, has also done well.
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Those that have done well have earned performance fees on top.
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Everything can be done well and everything can be done poorly.
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Nate Well, I don't know if I'd say it's done well.
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If done well, an automatic CR is worth adopting as well.
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Minnesota and Massachusetts have done well with drug and device manufacturing.
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But passing tax reform should be hard, if it's done well.
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Ideally, this should be done well in advance of your transition.
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Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian, 34, has done well for himself.
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In recent cycles, for example, Democrats have done well with scientists.
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When it's done well and honestly, we call it powerful rhetoric.
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The Skrillex is a classic, but rarely is it done well.
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I've done well before and I want to do well again.
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Republicans have done well in outer-ring boomburbs like Loudon County.
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But maybe even more importantly, he's always done well with independents.
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"She has done well post-surgery," he told CNN in March.
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The wealthy have done well, in a supernova kind of way.
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Activision, which produces interactive games, has done well under Mr. Kotick.
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"That's not how private credit when done well works," he says.
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Getting things done isn't the same as getting things done well.
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When done well, your audience will tell their friends about it.
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"NBA 2K" has done well for itself in the US, too.
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And when done well, it can take your show to another level.
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NFL owners have done well by banning protests during the national anthem.
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Done well, its presence can be almost imperceptible, framing the action perfectly.
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Two have done well when viewed over a three-year time horizon.
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Richard had done well in business, establishing credit-reporting firms around Boston.
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The thing the Dutch have done well is classify these electric vehicles.
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It's the rags-to-riches story of a poor boy done well.
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Economic security is an issue that Democrats have historically done well with.
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Done well, it is a pause that refreshes and helps us innovate.
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What he's done well is put his name on big buildings, right?
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Seen in a way other superhero movies have not done well. pic.twitter.
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China has done well at building first-rate ports, highways and railways.
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They are much needed; but they also need to be done well.
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Some of them have done well; some of them have done time.
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And I like the genre, and I like when they're done well.
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Google + has a loyal following, I've done well with software products here.
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That's where we got the idea and we've done well ever since.
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And then I reminded myself, you've done well up until this point.
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If done well, such policies can rapidly industrialize a country's economic base.
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If the beat is done well, it's 50 percent successful—khalaas, finished!
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Some of these Russian buyers appear to have done well in America.
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They have — or had — done well by becoming synonymous with their spaces.
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When these things are done well, they always seem easy in hindsight.
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Done well, it could prove a much-needed boon for the company.
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Democrats have done well with communities of color and college-educated whites.
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Republicans have done well with older voters and whites without college degrees.
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We also gravitate toward people who have done well in their community.
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The men, obviously, have improved and have done well over the years.
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There is no doubt that Donald has done well in these elections.
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"Left-handed pitching is something we haven't done well against," Green said.
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If your woman fries you an egg, you know you've done well.
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"Even the most simple investigation, done well, takes months," Mr. Kindlon said.
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Devers has done well since filling in for the injured Eduardo Nunez.
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But translation can be done well, as these Opera Theater performances proved.
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Amazon, one of the president's top Twitter targets, has done well, too.
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Had you invested $25 in Bitcoin in 2000, you would've done well.
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Some investors have done well simply by copying Mr. Buffett's financial moves.
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Nobody's really done well in a state outside their comfort zone yet.
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Anything that is worth doing must be done well and takes time.
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Hendrix, who is universally known as Bill, had done well in business.
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But should they be an option and can they be done well?
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Historically, in times of political uncertainty the lobbying industry has done well.
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So the damage was done well before the official policy was announced.
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Spirit Airlines, like low-cost rivals, has done well despite rampant passenger complaints.
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"Even the most simple investigation, done well, takes months," lawyer Lee Kindlon said.
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But he did say it has "done well" on both iOS and Android.
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They've invested in much more difficult markets than this, and they've done well.
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When it's done well, employees should find the process professional, rewarding and motivating.
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Every recent nominee, in both parties, has done well in the invisible primary.
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And when done well, it is, just like the real thing, mercifully concise.
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The tech sector has done well, with Facebook's and Apple's earnings exceeding expectations.
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"The sectors that benefit from low rates have done well" since the announcement.
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"It has done well in towns all round the country," says Ms Snider.
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Broadly speaking, stocks in the past have done well in rising rate environments.
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When weighed against the costs, land reform, done well, starts to look cheap.
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PSA has struggled in China, where carmakers have done well in recent years.
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Shares of Macy's, Kohl's and Nordstrom have all done well since the election.
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Even Clements said he knows people who have done well owning rental properties.
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However, if done well, a thriving data-driven organization can reap huge rewards.
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Yes. I'm a film snob; I love any genre if it's done well.
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Nothing crazy, just omelets done well, strong coffee and platters of exotic fruits.
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When the market has done well, it's been more often for the Democrats.
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He leads in Michigan, and has done well in Southern states like Mississippi.
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That's a reality I don't think we've done well portraying in the media.
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And a woman has been president in many countries, and they've done well.
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It's not that I don't appreciate pieces of art that are done well.
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Even with the boom in equity inflows, fixed income also has done well.
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But I knew that if it was done, it would be done well.
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Meckler said Trump has done well on the courts, the military and regulations.
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In the states where Sanders has campaigned hard, he has generally done well.
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I'd done well at the A Levels and just ended up doing politics.
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Throughout the primaries, Biden has done well with Black voters, including Black women.
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Pseudohistory can, when done well, re-enchant material made dull by frequent telling.
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Demanding jobs that are done well deserve respect and that includes living wages.
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MONETARY POLICY, done well, is meant to put everyone but economists to sleep.
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He said Centene had "done well" in the market and saw continued opportunity.
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Both Sundance and new media platforms have done well for the two brothers.
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I find writing very difficult, and when it's done well, I'm in awe.
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If it is done well, much of the labor remains off the page.
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"Some funds haven't done well relative to a long-only market," Schleif said.
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The Trump administration has done well so far in Central and Eastern Europe.
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And even his political opponents conceded that, professionally speaking, he had done well.
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I'm proud of who I am today because I think I've done well.
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I know the stocks have done well the last couple of weeks, Lee.
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Congress must get this done well before the next total eclipse in 2024.
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"That could be a very useful disclosure, provided it's done well," Campbell said.
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Done well, a BA program could be viewed positively by investors, he added.
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She, too, had done well, as a software engineer in Boulder, and retired.
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VR done well shouldn't do that, and by and large doesn't do that.
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The Hawaii image is a powerful brand—and it's done well for us.
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Well, I think actually to the consumer, it's done well, they won't know.
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"We've done well on the mobile transition but there's another platform coming," she said.
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Dealers have done well, and the auto workers have gotten big profit-sharing checks.
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"It's a number of things we haven't done well," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said.
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I think I really appreciate a lot of different styles when they're done well.
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The chefs make them in-house daily, and they are the basics done well.
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"When done well, video brings us closer together," he said on the Q3 call.
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Bordeaux prices have done well in the past three years, rising by a third.
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When they're done well, I don't know what it is, it really excites me.
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Another reason Penney's has done well with this group of shoppers is its prices.
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When it's done well it's great, but it's something you can find absolutely anywhere.
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They asserted that my book had done well, that the reviews had been good.
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"We haven't done well during the market rebound," said Ranger Equity Bear's Dell Vecchio.
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Yeah, certainly, so I think what we've done well is really focus on delivering.
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Still, Remy Ma would have done well to watch this scene from The Wire.
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I think Democratic elected officials have to admit where we have not done well.
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Apatow: Done well, I think sports comedies are the best, but it rarely happens.
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Done poorly, the final version could be bland; done well, it could be timeless.
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By his own count, Tavares has done well over 500 races through the decades.
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"What he's done well, I thought, is appeal to their own narcissism," he added.
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Investors should stick with sectors that have done well because of earnings, Doll suggested.
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Even a 5 percent margin is pretty definitive if the aggregation is done well.
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We've done well with a couple of prices — but they were princes when purchased.
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Mr. Macron has done well to come down from the heavens to show contrition.
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FAGLIANO: Yeah, what I think is done well in the theme is the parallelism.
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You won't find a labyrinth of options , but the selective mainstays are done well.
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Chip stocks have done well ahead of the widespread launch of fast 5G networks.
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Roosevelt and several chums from Harvard days had invested in cattle, and done well.
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And in his first two months with Shanahan, Lynch thought he had done well.
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Given that Aggies have traditionally done well in Texas politics, this was good prep.
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We have done well containing this in the U.S. The virus thing will pass.
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Maybe she has done well in her career as entrepreneur and real estate developer.
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"You also have an environment in which risky assets have done well," Cabana said.
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When this is done well, participants build empathy and accept responsibility for their behavior.
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But it will require something he hasn't always done well — picking the right people.
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The country has done well on many things such as education for the youth.
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He and most of his former neighbors have done well since resettlement, he said.
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Bryant has also done well as an investor since leaving the court in 2016.
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Done well, however, it can direct us toward new and unconventional ways of thinking.
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"If done well, you're giving kids lots of opportunities to speak," King told me.
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Think about Italy, where they've done well in the north, or Belgium, where they've done well in the north — or the fact that the populists are in government in in my country, Norway, which is [one of the] richest countries on the planet.
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"He's done well with Tottenham and he's one our best attacking options," Shin told Reuters.
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All those trials must have done well enough to expand to so many places now.
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If Mr Mitsotakis can please both voters and Greece's creditors, he will have done well.
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BT Mobile has done well since its launch, building a customer base of over 400,000.
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Chinese children have always done well in British schools (as they have in other countries).
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He had done well in previous years, so wasn't too worried about it, he said.
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Done well, a traditional, somewhat formal style can convey authority and rigor in news writing.
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"It's a process that, if done well, can take five to 20 years," he said.
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It would have worked as a B-movie and done well as a hotel rental.
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The fact is, writing about food is hard, but when it's done well, it's delicious.
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It's comfort food, but for your eyes, and when it's done well, it's (again) delicious.
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Overall, Mr Erdogan's ruling Justice and Development (AK) party has done well in this area.
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Gibney is the real deal, having previously done well-received docs on Enron and Scientology.
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The Definitive Guide to Business with Marcus Lemonis Marcus Lemonis has done well for himself.
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Honestly the stock is a bit of a mystery, it just hasn't done well enough.
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"I love a greatest hits LP when it's done well," Daniel said in a statement.
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They have seen how Republicans have done well politically by being obstructionist throughout Obama's presidency.
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Police have done well-being checks on Joycelyn Savage, who told authorities she was fine.
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CGI, when done well, blends seamlessly into the environment of a TV show or movie.
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Instead, it places them on the ear cups, which is done well in this setup.
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"Lyft has built a very U.S.-based rideshare business that has done well," Green said.
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He talks about how Mitch has to get this done -- well, this is a team.
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And I have never done well at cutting out, well, anything from my life altogether.
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Steve Tew: Well, the overriding emotion is to get the job done and done well.
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Generally, the artworks that would have done well without Brexit will do well despite it.
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If we want to absolutely forbid certain practices it can be done well with permissioning.
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"There are consequences of imposing sanctions and they have to be done well," he said.
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"Hopefully that continues to last, he has done well in his first year," he said.
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The past becomes a commodity, and when done well, it can feel like a confection.
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But Kasich said he's popular out East and has done well in that area before.
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Plus, neither my husband nor I have ever done well sticking to a strict budget.
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It is not done well; but you are surprised to find it done at all.
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I think these sorts of commercials can be done well, but usually they're not done.
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When done well, these articles help everyone get a little more comfortable talking about money.
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He and his wife have done well selling nutritional supplements with a company called Isagenix.
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I think the biggest thing we've done well is to build a fantastic company culture.
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Much of the work that produced Obamacare was done well before President Obama took office.
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Still, President Emmanuel Macron of France has done well with his strongly pro-European stance.
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He'd done well the previous season as a speedy running back on the freshman team.
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ExxonMobil has its massive chemical operations (about 30 percent of revenue) which have done well.
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Grainger has historically done well in managing cost and getting price realization through these periods.
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Since 2202, the economy has done well, finally spreading economic gains to the middle class.
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Detroit and foreign manufacturers in the American market have done well under the Obama rules.
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Done well, it's a win-win-win for students, for schools, and for the community.
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Most of her patients, she said, have done well on the brand name drug, Suboxone.
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We see some fundamental shifts, and the stock has typically done well after guidance corrections.
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It's a craft done well by people who are passionate about what they are doing.
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The strategy really is, we took everything that we'd done well in building a handset.
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It is not done well, but you are surprised to find it done at all.
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Please, take my money, take care of these people, which we haven't done well enough.
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Done well, history gives us perspective; it helps us gain a longer view of things.
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"I left and I was happy, and she's happy and she's done well there," said Mikowski.
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And these instincts have, again and again, proved wrong – while the basic models have done well.
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Broadly, Germany and the Scandinavians have done well, whereas France and the Mediterranean countries have not.
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But enterprise software IPOs so far this year have done well, despite IPO activity having slowed.
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It is undeniable that, done well, corporate collaboration with LGBTQ rights organizations can benefit the community.
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He said the S&P 500 has historically done well under an unfavorable commander in chief.
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And her special reminded Keaton of how good stand-up can be when it's done well.
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But Wonder Woman is a reminder of how much they can add when they're done well.
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It will be done quickly, it will be done well, and it will be done better.
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"If we can help stimulate full-price consumer retail, then we've really done well," he said.
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A: To be down to earth and not be impressed that his family has done well.
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If it's done well, you can taste the sea and you know immediately where it's from.
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"This is textbook and it's been done well," Bossert added later from the White House podium.
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Further, the reinvested proceeds have done well so far with no work needed on my part.
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It must have — must have... KAINE: Until he... (CROSSTALK) PENCE: ... done well in some focus group.
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Theroux has also done well for himself over the years, both as an actor and screenwriter.
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It is a largely middle-class district, where children have generally done well on the exams.
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Again, fair enough, I suppose, but if done well, light therapy is a pretty compelling addition.
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But it's been pretty much on a shoestring so far, and we've done well with it.
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Had he been interested in getting a college education, I suspect he would have done well.
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He said in periods of low volatility, the market has done well, as in the 1990s.
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When done well, comedy is like magic: entertaining without revealing too much about how it's done.
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It's also something that the federal government has done well before — recently, with H219N219 and Zika.
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No umpire is perfect, Barrett said, but he believed he had done well in Game 3.
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So far, the United States has done well to stay clear of any threatening military moves.
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Find five things they've done well that you can start incorporating into your home practice sessions.
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Now we still want to make money, and so far we've done well, but it's hard.
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She continues: In the countries where they've done regionally, they've done well in the richer regions.
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It has done well in some nations that used to be part of the Soviet Union.
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"When ads are done well, it increases the likelihood of them being shared widely," Brokaw said.
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Wigs and weaves give them styling versatility, and, when done well, can protect their own hair.
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You look and you see a cheaply valued company, and has that done well for you?
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It is based on the idea that trade agreements can be win-win, if done well.
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Done well, the result is a virtuous cycle that propels the leader, and the organization, forward.
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Give the people consistently trendy items done well, and they will pay an above-average price.
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But she's done well enough in polls and fundraising to outlast the likes of former Rep.
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But to his credit, Azekel has done well with the hand "alternative R&B" served him.
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I think some of the add-ons like Starz and Showtime have done well through Hulu.
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Phishing isn't a sophisticated hacking technique per se, but if done well, it can be effective.
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"We're going to be forced to rotate out of India because we've done well there," she said.
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"Even the most simple investigation, done well, takes months," Kindlon said Wednesday, the New York Times reported.
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Originally from Indonesia, Ly said the cleaning service he owns has done well under the Trump administration.
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"She has done well post-surgery; she's back in her room and taking liquids," he told CNN.
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All of these companies have done well for themselves since the DOJ and FCC didn't believe them.
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Investors have done well enough thus far: Mr Son claimed returns of 29% as of March 2019.
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Do you think that, if done well, it could provide the scaffolding this show seems to need?
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Defense and tech stocks are not the only ones that have done well these past two years.
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I don't think I would have done well if I didn't have that kind of family unit.
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The country already grants residency to investors, and seems to have done well out of Mr Thiel.
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But as with any predictive technology, it's easy to overgeneralize if the analysis is not done well.
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This year, he underperformed in some of the most liberal towns where he should have done well.
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Facebook has already done well expanding across the globe, which could help it succeed where WeChat failed.
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Clinton has typically done well among voters who cast a ballot by mail, thanks to superior organization.
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Suspense, done well, captures the attention so there's no time to notice plot holes or preposterous coincidences.
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He appears to have done well putting his name through a licensing arrangement on hotels and buildings.
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And Sainsbury's might have done well in food, but its sales of general merchandise fell by 1.4%.
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In general elections, any Republican who passes 35% of the vote is thought to have done well.
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And while some VR companies are struggling, The Void has apparently done well enough for an expansion.
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It is something the creators of the "Lore" adaptation would have done well to bear in mind.
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What do you think you've done well in this area and what do you think not well?
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And if you've done well, the chef might enjoy your visit just as much as you do.
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"I don't know if I would have done well, but I would have been out there fighting."
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Ron) Portman (in Ohio) is the perfect effect example of how this has done well for him.
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Which, in my opinion, when done well, helps all different kinds of people assert themselves more fully.
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The first type, strategically focused corporate venture capital, provides significant benefits to all parties if done well.
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I didn't have a conventional face, but I have done well, and I am proud of it.
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Private pensions have also done well, since for much of the 290th century stockmarket returns were high.
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The Raptors have done well to maintain and develop youth while also contending in the near-term.
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This 10-inch spatula is heat-resistant up to 500 degrees and gets the job done well.
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"If a dress is done well, it can say so much — and it's so simple," he says.
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The tax cuts are not done well because much of them would go to the wrong people.
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Done well, paid leave is an investment in long-term financial security that will benefit us all.
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The country has seen several big-budget films flop though some lower-cost ones have done well.
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It paid off, too, as he has done well for himself as a director, producer, and actor.
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There is no way of knowing how his life would have unfolded if he had done well.
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The big worry for Cruz is that previous Iowa winners haven't always done well in later states.
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Zootopia is a reminder of how refreshing and even surprising it can feel when it's done well.
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Please take my money and take care of these people, which we have not done well enough.
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"One reason Kidz Bop CDs have always done well is because it's a safe environment," said Nauman.
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It took a while, as I recall, and when it was done … well, you know the story.
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Bangladesh, one of the largest Muslim-majority nations in the world, has done well in major respects.
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The so-called global elite have done well for themselves, but left working families with shrinking wages.
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Markets, which have done well this year, will be open on Friday but closed on Christmas Day.
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One of the farmers working with Sahyadri, Dilip Patade, said the firm had done well by him.
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Putin's spokesman told reporters the Kremlin thought United Russia had done well despite the setback in Moscow.
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Elizabeth Warren: Two sets of debates are in the books, and Warren has done well in both.
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But some of the biggest losers in Thursday's rout were stocks that had done well this year.
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Shechter said clients of Fulford, for example, would have done well to demand that she be bonded.
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My father had done well financially, relatively speaking, and so I got to travel a great deal.
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The movie sparked controversy upon its release, but it's done well at the start of awards season.
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The movie sparked controversies upon its release, but it's done well at the start of awards season.
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A public bank, if done well, could address these glaring problem in the current financial services landscape.
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Dunkin' (DNKN), which offers a two-sandwich deal for breakfast, has also done well in the morning.
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Both had grown up in Soweto, and both had done well enough to move elsewhere in Johannesburg.
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There are cheaper robot vacuums out there, and the top ones will get the job done well.
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But what L.A. has not done well is the collective of people working together for public goals.
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Active managers loaded up on credit risk, as both investment grade and junk bonds have done well.
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The official said Hutchinson has done well at NATO and and thinks Hutchinson would be easily confirmed.
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In years in which Democrats have done well, the race ratings tend to understate the Democratic side.
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O'Rourke has done well in the the capitalist system, which on Friday he described as currently racist.
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But the series has done well for MTV, with the premiere getting more than 7 million views.
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Word games like Letter Boxed, where players connect letters to form chains of words, have done well.
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The advice, if there's one take-home piece that listeners can have, is VR has done well.
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And while MSI has done well by gamers, winning over the mainstream might not be so easy.
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Kelly seems to have done well at his tests, which may bode well for NASA's future Martian ambitions.
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That response suggests Daly might have done well to explain his position more clearly at an earlier juncture.
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John Chayka has done well so far, so it will be interesting to see what he can get.
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Women-led films have consistently done well at the box office, including Girls Trip, Wonder Woman, and Halloween.
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But dig deeper and you'll find that several other recent IPOs have also done well beyond Beyond Meat.
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But as these industries collapsed, so too went the fortunes of those who had done well in them.
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When done well, a switch to the housing-first model can be a boon for the public purse.
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Done well, the authors argue hopefully, this approach can align the interests of refugees, donors and host countries.
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The John Lewis Partnership has done well out of this model (though its recent performance has been disappointing).
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If you have an allocation, you know, whatever's done well, maybe just like, rotate back into what hasn't?
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The 1940s build had been flipped recently but it was "not done well at all," according to Tish.
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Cheaper goods have been a boon for American consumers; many American companies have done well out of China.
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I'd say a few things that we've done well, I think that we've implemented the Rooney Rule, basically.
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Her country has indeed done well under her leadership and the world been better for her steady hand.
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The 5T is another really nice mid-tier hardware, something the company has done well since the beginning.
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The movie wants to ultimately give you the same high that improv, when done well, can give you.
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He says that his business and residential building has always "done well" in a low interest rate environment.
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When done well, this aesthetic register acknowledges, even honors, trauma's impact without reproducing its pain more than necessary.
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It's also done well with its registry, with sign-ups growing by a double-digit percentage last year.
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When done poorly, this is straw manning; when done well, it has the elegance of a geometric proof.
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The same can be said of social democrats that have done well more widely in the past decades.
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Corny as it is, it's true, and maybe the best part of superhero fiction, when it's done well.
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If it's not done well, if you're not adequately prepared for that landing, you're going to burn up.
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The damage to public perception will be done well before the content is flagged and reviewed for takedown.
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Investors, meanwhile, no longer enjoy abnormally fat profits, but those who backed the right firms have done well.
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Given Drudge's enormous popularity, particularly among conservatives, the damage was already done well before Drudge deleted the story.
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Emergent societies have done well, even if some like Brazil have now lost their way, deluged in corruption.
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"This is normally done well in advance of a construction project," IBWC spokesperson Lori Kuczmanski told BuzzFeed News.
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"It looks like things were done well," Mr. Comey said of the F.B.I.'s handling of Mr. Mateen.
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Funds that have done well in the recent past may not continue to do so in the future.
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Sonders said the market has done well because of the turn in global growth and U.S. corporate earnings.
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Scientists have done well in scouring the DNA of humans to track our origins to the African continent.
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Franken has done well with Midwestern heartland voters who used to be the heart of the Democratic coalition.
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Black metal's flirtation with raw punk is nothing new, but when done well, makes for extremely satisfying listening.
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Clinton's campaign, and Washington and Alaska held caucuses, the type of voting in which he has done well.
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Indian immigrants have done well for themselves, but their success doesn't spring from some inherent well of virtue.
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YouTube has also done well since its founders left many years ago — credit to Google — so there's hope.
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Chantal Kreviazuk, Fefe Dobson, Skye Sweetnam, Keshia Chante, Lights, and now Tegan and Sara, have done well-ish.
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Berkshire's stock has also done well under Buffett, with an overall 2,472,627 percent gain, or 20.5 percent annualized.
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I think of the things I've done well and try to find ways to do them even better.
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Most important lesson learned about journalism: When done well, lifestyle reporting can be beautiful and impactful and meaningful.
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I should add that both pinot noirs and rieslings from Montinore have done well in previous Thanksgiving panels.
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It's done well for me over the years, and it's doing even better for the country, I think.
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At night, he ate dinner and shared stories with other residents who had done well in their careers.
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She sells handmade macramé and has done well enough to open a second booth with goods from Jordan.
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Creating simplicity through software is something that has generally done well in the technology world in recent years.
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"Given the complex menu of problems he has faced, President Buhari has done well in a tough situation."
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The change will allow students to avoid damaging their scores on sections where they had already done well.
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Fund managers and brokers have said if done well, the fund would boost the performance of these companies.
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While American Express' shares have done well over the years, past performance is no sign of future results.
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Even some ISA skeptics say that if done well they could be a better alternative to private loans.
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He has done well at racetracks like Wall, and is trying to graduate to higher-profile regional racing.
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If you're an engineer, if you're a knowledge worker, you've generally done well — unless you're an adjunct professor.
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"I haven't seen Stormy in years, but she's clearly done well with herself," Rogen said with a laugh.
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"It's worth mentioning that Ponce Lerou, in past cases, has done well in the Constitutional Court," he said.
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The firm focuses on commodities, an area where some hedge funds have done well through this market turmoil.
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Beyond their desire to preserve the status quo, coalition members have done well by the Affordable Care Act.
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I think interviewing, when done well and with enough personal style, can be its own form of art.
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But friends tell me it is the written imagery — when done well — that delivers the very joy of reading.
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" Added the RBC analyst, "Since James has been there, the soft drink business has done well relative to Pepsi.
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And though Democrats have lost some high-profile special elections in 2017, they've done well in lesser known races.
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Buffett said CEO Tim Cook has done a "terrific" job and has done well in employing the company's capital.
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Line 5 has done well in its regular in-line inspections, he said, and has ample protections in place.
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For a drink that didn't almost make it to the lineup, the PSL certainly has done well for itself.
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I'm grateful my singles have done well, but it's frustrating to continue to have these conversations and no results.
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From Richard Donner's classic Superman films to the Joss Whedon's quippy Avengers, we love a hero story done well.
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THE DOW'S UP 12% OR SO SINCE THEN AND FINANCIAL STOCKS HAD DONE WELL SINCE YOU MADE THAT MOVE.
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But there is plenty of reason to believe that private-equity funds have done well in the past decade.
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"My past startups have done well, so I've had the pleasure of self-funding Jam so far" Backus says.
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A pigeon b'stilla, one of the more difficult things to find done well in restaurants, was cooked to perfection.
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A big state with a thorough infrastructure and reasonably low costs, Georgia has typically done well in our study.
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Internet and technology stocks have done well this year, with the S&P 500 sector rising nearly 10 percent.
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Lilia Cortina, a professor of women's studies at the University of Michigan, finds that this is rarely done well.
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Gilt competitor HauteLook, for example, was acquired a few years back by Nordstrom and has done well since then.
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Pensioners' higher tax bill appears to be frustrating an age group with which he has done well so far.
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In his statewide races Mr Kaine has done well with black voters and with the state's growing Hispanic population.
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Thankfully, the freelance writing business has done well and my income has actually increased since leaving my day job.
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We've managed, and done well for ourselves in our eight years of marriage, but definitely have room to grow.
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Blevins has been used mostly as a situational left-hander and has done well: Left-handed batters have hit .
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The nation's largest health insurer, UnitedHealth Group, runs a prescription drug benefit business in-house that has done well.
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My parents sacrificed and worked hard and they, I, and my three brothers and my sister have done well.
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As for longevity, you can expect the perm to last about two to three months if it's done well.
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Office has done well with consumers, and continues to do so in spite of popular free tools from Google.
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"Most collectors feel they've done well with their cards as investments," said Brent Huigens, chief executive of PWCC Auctions.
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And in New Jersey, I think that he could have done well, but did not work out too good.
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Ireland has done well over the last decade, bouncing back from the dark days of the 2008 financial crisis.
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In previous contests, Sanders had done well in Western states, victories his supporters attribute to large support from Latinos.
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In previous contests, Sanders had done well in Western states, victories his supporters attribute to large support from Latinos.
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"Where Canada has always done well is recognizing that diversity is a source of strength," the prime minister said.
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Their methods have done well so far, but as the global economy weakens they will face a tougher test. ■
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"I'm sure he's excited to come back to Augusta and it's a place where he's done well," said Garcia.
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Candidates who have done well on both metrics on launch day have seen a subsequent jump in the polls.
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The breasts and legs were swiftly removed, which if done well meant leaving behind as little meat as possible.
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Drugmakers, which had relatively done well since the outbreak started in December last year, also succumbed to profit-taking.
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It's done well for quite some time," Craig Johnson, chief market technician at Piper Jaffray, told CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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The stock market has done well since the election and that is probably helping consumer spending, the report said.
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If no one can quite see a realistic path to getting that done, well, that's part of the problem.
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"We were expecting more seats but ... our modernist project has done well despite all attacks," Khalid Adnoun, PAM spokesman said.
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"We should take our time to make sure that things are done well," Le Maire told BFM TV on Wednesday.
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Think of friends or family members who have done well in their careers and might be able to help you.
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The Indian economy has done well with an RBI that functions independently and through its own economic, not political, decisions.
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That's because bond investors have piled into the stocks, which have done well over the past two years, he explained.
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"I don't have any examples of where it hasn't done well by me, or anyone who hasn't benefited," she said.
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She had done well in high school, but applying to college meant more forms and more questions about her background.
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Many reckon that Natarajan Chandrasekaran, who is thought to have done well running TCS since 2009, is a likely candidate.
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In the past, candidates like Mr. Kasich have done well by appealing to New Hampshire voters with a centrist streak.
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Snap's Spectacles haven't exactly done well in sales — the first generation lost the company nearly $40 million in unsold pairs.
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Maybe. Twilio, the only other unicorn that went public this year, has done well, but it priced at a discount.
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But this time it was the conservative community that had to make that choice, and it was not done well.
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"One thing I haven't seen done well, and I'm hoping fintech companies pay more attention to, is integration," Ramnani said.
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Namely, practicing consent doesn't just make for ethical, safer sex, but when done well, makes for more pleasurable sex, too.
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Bahrain has done well at convincing its citizens to try the private sector instead of counting on cushy state gigs.
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We all know this, and in theory might have done well to become numb to it all, 17 months in.
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Guessing games like Higher or Lower and interactive stories like The Magic Door have also done well, the company notes.
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"There is no doubt that we have not done well enough on this area regarding the correspondent banks," he added.
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One of the perversities of the sport is that, like gambling, it's very hard to quit after you've done well.
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Spotify has done well in this space, with its "Discover Weekly" and "Daily Mix" playlists, which Apple Music later copied.
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But Trump has done well in the Northeast so far, and is polling well in states like Massachusetts and Vermont.
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Rubio appears to have done well among those with a college education -- a fact that bodes well in future primaries.
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That means Wiggins will have to make up for it by doing things he's not done well in the past.
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Samsung has done well post-recall in getting the message across that it was taking quality control seriously, Dutt added.
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If done well, foreign assistance will help set our partner countries on a path toward self-sufficiency and aid independence.
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But while the restaurant has done well, in recent months a matter of basketball business has been prickling Smith's mind.
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"On the surface they've done well, but only having borrowed their entire lustre from a weakening dollar," they told clients.
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But several big-budget Chinese films have flopped while more modest productions have done well, highlighting the challenges China faces.
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He said the Trump administration "has done well" concerning the risks that Iran poses to the U.S. and the world.
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Your brothers in your land have done well so take them as role models and do as they have done.
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The mattress topper has also done well in temperature regulation for me, both when sleeping alone or with a partner.
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In Wright's absence, the Mets have primarily used Wilmer Flores at third base, and so far he has done well.
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Those assets had done well in recent years, boosted by economic growth in nations such as China, India and Indonesia.
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If done well, the improved foreign government will feed its own citizens so we and our allies don't have to.
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I've learned to get my work done well ahead of deadlines, lest a migraine derail me at the last minute.
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Casper — thus far — has made good products at accessible prices, and they've done well as a company because of that.
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But it has done well to acknowledge the challenges posed by economic growth and to set out on the journey.
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When done well, punctuation almost disappears into the background, leaving the reader (copy editors aside) to focus on the words.
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The last savory course was a traditional ramen soup done well enough that it revived my interest in ramen soup.
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When done well, a clue with a question mark or a joke can brighten a whole corner of a puzzle.
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"Recycling plastics could have been a good thing, but if it isn't done well, it causes secondary pollution," he said.
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I think that the process of it alone brings you closer as a couple, if done well and done right.
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That underlines an important lesson: The Kennedys have always done well as outsiders, rather than products of entitlement or privilege.
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The collection was about simplicity, but done well: there were no-fuss denim jackets, pants, trench coats and military dresses.
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While Under Armour shares have done well over the years, it's stock has fallen 21% in the last six months.
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The default answer is probably someone who has done well in the past or is closer to the political center.
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"Steel mills and coal mines have been closing, while in contrast, California has done well in terms of its economics."
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The Mexican forward has been involved in everything Nuno Espirito Santo's side has done well over the past 12 months.
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Meanwhile, stores like Sam's Club, which lacks a clear specialty and faces stiff competition with Costco, have not done well.
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Now, there are a lot of people who don't maybe have the people skills to get the job done well.
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Reuters calculations show that Social Democrat mayors have generally done well out of this National Programme for Local Development (PNDL).
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Ms. Miranda said her daughter had done well in math, but struggled with reading and writing and, over time, became discouraged.
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Romance is not really something The Walking Dead has done well — outside of a little Carol/Daryl pining here and there.
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When done well, it can look pretty good, but green screen can often be inconvenient for the production and the actors.
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He specifically sought out women who had done well for themselves that he thought he could influence, isolate, and, ultimately, control.
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The company remains strong in its home country of China, but sales of its Mi Band 3 have also done well.
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And Bogle has done well for himself, too: Now 89, his estimated net worth is somewhere in the low eight figures.
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Many of the other states voting that day have large working-class populations that Trump has done well with so far.
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Stress test: While these alternatives seem to have generally done well for Austinites on average days, SXSW is no usual time.
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Although Mr Vizcarra had done well as governor of a small region on the south coast, he was barely known nationally.
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It's a potential cash-cow for Disney, Lucasfilm's parent company, and if done well, a blueprint for future origin-story films.
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Very few works from the "Beautiful" auction have come back onto the market, and those that have have not done well.
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What ANTM has done well is entertain, but selling it as a show with holier-than-thou intentions isn't entirely convincing.
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"One of the things that we've done well is giving the people at the company a lot of opportunity," Zuckerberg said.
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Malafaia might have been wrong about the exact figure, but there is no doubt that Bolsonaro has done well with evangelicals.
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There is broad consensus that outgoing President Peña Nieto hasn't done well in managing the relationship with the US under Trump.
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That's done well for the company's stock price, which went from $13.29 in 2007 to a high of $47.59 in 2016.
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I haven't been to test it, but if this is done well, it will make this TV a lot more desirable.
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But, the UFC has done well to keep some interesting and meaningful fights throughout all those fight cards in that time.
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Whereas with Facebook, teens will think more carefully about how they curate their online identities, deleting posts that haven't done well.
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But the film has done well since its digital release two months ago, grossing almost $40 million in sales and rentals.
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I wanted him to see intelligent people, loving people, caring people, who have done well with the resources that they had.
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By spring, she had obviously done well for herself, and the boyfriend's Honda was exchanged for her own Porsche – still black.
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While films about Superman and Batman have done well at the box office, the franchise has been no match for Marvel.
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When done well, you can feel as if you're actually in another space experiencing that moment and it's kind of uncanny.
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"Any future arrangements without [the king's] approval will not be done well," a Palestinian security officer told me in early April.
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If they're done well, they can offer insight into something old and give fans something new to fall in love with.
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So one of the things I was going to say to you, you say that Uber's one that hasn't done well.
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Done well, a cross contour line drawing, where the line work essentially indicates an object's three-dimensional depth, can be mesmerizing.
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Done well, a cross contour line drawing, where the line work essentially indicates an object's three-dimensional depth, can be mesmerizing.
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This process can be done well or poorly, obviously, and things like distortion or mistakenly blurred foreground details can creep in.
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It's a statement event that represents how parents have done well in securing a steady and prosperous future for their children.
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I think we've done well in the debates, it's just hard to break through, because the buzz doesn't last very long.
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It was a compelling matchup and Weller had done well to defuse Baker, a gangly man with an awkward, throwback style.
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Psychologists identify three overlapping components to confidence, each of which can be strengthened by reflecting honestly on what you've done well.
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And a lot of Minnesota people don't feel the league has been successful because we haven't done well in the postseason.
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And even without Roseanne Barr, "The Conners" has done well for ABC, generating numbers that suggest it is a sustainable draw.
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Though not having Amazon's scale, Target has done well at quickly innovating to keep up with today's pace of e-commerce.
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"I don't want to get too hyped up because I've done well, now I'm No. 3 in the world," Dimitrov said.
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So, I think the fact that Ant Financial has done well—look at what, you know, look at Schwab and Ameritrade.
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That's a pretty harsh indictment of the coverage (and Gallup's research was done well before James Comey wrote his infamous letter).
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The play has done well at the box office; last week it grossed $605,131, with an average ticket price of $99.
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Overall, Amazon's stock has done well through the years, but like most publicly traded companies, it's seen its ups and downs.
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Over the long term, many broad technology funds have done well, but there were also plenty of internet funds that cratered.
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"We think this study was done well, but there are deficiencies, and that's why we call for additional studies," Rosman said.
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And when these movies are done well, their most fervent fans are right there, ready to embrace that snow globe themselves.
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It's not great, but it leans into one of the few things the show has always done well: massive zombie attacks.
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It includes evaluation of the film, but it also, done well, is a passionate argument for the importance of art itself.
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They are things the elite has done well out of, congratulating itself all the while on its adaptability and openness to change.
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" — Chuck Todd, moderator of "Meet the Press" on NBC "I think he's done well when he's had a chance to talk, no?
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He likes low interest rates because, he says, he has "always done well" during periods of inexpensive and widely available credit flows.
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I don't know if I would have done well," Trump said with a trill, "but I would have been 'boom, boom, boom.
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On the surface Trump's team has done well, rolling out a well planned set of executive orders despite the boss's frequent eruptions.
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Speidell's fund has done well enough to command a reported 20 percent performance fee on top of a 1 percent management fee.
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"I like that this was not done well the first time," Illumination founder Chris Meledandri told Variety of the Bob Hoskins version.
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When done well, it gave viewers something to come back week after week to see — and the network big moments to promote.
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In the championships I have done well in, I haven't competed in the Tour de Ski, so that's the situation I'm in.
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On the surface, I feel like I've done well: We'll have a nice house soon; my son's getting a good education; etc.
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Our hypothetical pension-fund trustee might instead switch funds to another active investor, who had done well by betting on recent winners.
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When this kind of argument has been done well in the past it has demonstrated the capacity to frame an entire campaign.
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Democrats have done well in special elections—those held to fill vacancies that arise during a term—and lead strongly in polling.
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Now, with this coal technology you can still improve many of the things that we have not done well in the past.
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When done well, social is an effective (and inexpensive) way to connect directly with consumers to create accessible, and sought-after, brands.
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Google has done well in the global shift to mobile, but the impact on its cost per click, or CPC, was chronic.
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Lundin has done well wringing better results from mines sold by debt-loaded global miners, but there are fewer such opportunities now.
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"British politics, when done well, can be very fun," John Oliver said in the latest episode of Last Week Tonight on Sunday.
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"Both of us have done well, I'm really happy for him to get the gold and I'm delighted with silver," he said.
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Researchers found that people whose countries had done well in the singing competition that year, reported being more satisfied with their lives.
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Defense firm stock prices have all done well since the election, but they're largely a reflection of their commercial sales, he added.
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The government's deputy Senate whip, Senator Izalci Lucas, told Reuters that Bolsonaro had done well to form a cabinet without political interference.
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If it's done well, then perhaps our cattle business will connect with restaurants in Chicago and Minneapolis, along with Monterrey and Veracruz.
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But Corey Lewandowski, Mr. Trump's campaign manager, said that Mr. Trump himself has done well with evangelicals so far on his own.
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If done well, it's the cornerstone of the entire safety net, and the US should be doing a lot more of it.
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Her Frenchies have done well here in the past and often have been "in the ribbons," as dog fanciers like to say.
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Discovery has done well at giving its characters a host of complex relationships to one another from the moment of their introductions.
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When done well, the result looks seamless and gives the impression that the counter is made from a solid block of material.
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"You Are My Sunshine" was written by a Louisiana governor who fought for segregation; it's also an lovely song when done well.
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But on closer examination, if the goal of any living organism is to reproduce, the beautiful poinsettia has done well for itself.
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Outlander One of the things "Outlander" has always done well is to make sure that Claire doesn't have the 20th-century advantage.
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So the companies that have done well on the exchanges are the ones that have a lot of Medicaid managed care experience.
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This area is now reliably Democratic, but is also where more center-left and moderate Republicans have done well in local contests.
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Heedless of overgrazing, ignorant of drought, unprepared for brutal winters, the cattle men had done well to make it even that long.
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She played some of the smaller pro circuit events, some of the bigger events, and she's done well at every single level.
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Handbooks can be quite comprehensive and probably aren't something that, if they're done well, can be dashed off in a few weeks.
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"The execution of all this requires a lot of work and can be done well or poorly or in between, " Sedano said.
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U.S. equities have done well this year, but a widely followed exchange-traded fund that tracks Mexican stocks is doing far better.
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Ironically, season three of "The Crown" launched on Netflix this weekend with a warning Prince Andrew would have done well to heed.
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"Ah, boy, I think the gutsiest thing I've ever done — well, personally, make the decision to stay in my marriage," she replied.
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The project has done well already, with its second song, "Make it Out Alive," featured on Issa Rae's hit HBO show, Insecure.
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Somewhere between a fairy tale, a fable, and a fantasy, it's garnered strong reviews from critics and done well at the box office.
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In general, those who have followed the subway lines east of Manhattan in recent years have done well in terms of real estate.
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"Traditional yield proxies — utilities, telecom, staples — have not historically done well as interest rates rise," Strategas' Nicholas Bohnsack wrote in the report Thursday.
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What do you think you've done well, and one thing you've done not, that you were like, "Oh, I gotta..." I don't know.
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For all the signs of excess, officials have in fact done well to guard against the biggest potential vulnerability: over-borrowing by homebuyers.
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Yet, as he continued to share, he revealed that his father had immigrated to this country and had done well by the family.
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Many of these IPOs have done well, although not all of them Lyft shares are under pressure, Uber comes to market this week.
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"Iran has done well in proxy wars, but they cannot confront Israel or the U.S. in a direct war," said the Western diplomat.
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Done well, folding phones could offer all of the functionality of a tablet, without losing the convenience or flexible productivity of a phone.
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Mr Moynihan has done well enough at both that, when the time comes to replace him, there should be plenty of willing candidates.
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"I can't describe Maria because I think she's done well enough on her own," Bianca says, intentionally using the wrong name for Carey.
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"Tech stocks have done well this year, and we think they'll continue doing well so long as the economy shows strength," he said.
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"One of the things we have always done well, better than anyone else, is improve from the trials to the Games," said Bowman.
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Or maybe when you buy so many services, you're bound to feel some aren't done well and regret having not saved the money.
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It's why stocks such as Marriott International and Carnival have done well while Macy's and Target are trading near their 52-week lows.
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It feels like everyone is genuinely cheering each other on, and it's a scene where anything could be successful if it's done well.
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Bumi Serpong's 7NC4s have done well and were last spotted at 101.25/102.0 after pricing at 98.5760 to yield 5.75% early this month.
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"Yes, replicating can be done well, and yes, doing it well is hard," he writes in an all-caps email to The Verge.
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Its ratings have not been hit and Tucker Carlson has done well (at least as far as viewership is concerned) in O'Reilly's slot.
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Done badly, it's pandering and forgettable—done well, as on this lush Lorde-ish pop gem, it's gorgeous, tender, and a bit scary.
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"I know we've done well on the road, but we've set ourselves up well to go home and win a game," Elliott said.
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Considering he's set to pocket a reported purse close to $1.5million, Stiverne has done well out of this deal made on his behalf.
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"When I was diagnosed, I kept wanting to talk to someone who had been through this before and had done well," Green said.
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Politically, from what I can tell, he would have done well to accept Pelosi's initial hesitancy and taken this show on the road.
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It's done well enough with critics and audiences to earn a fourth season, which will air on the AMC network in August 2018.
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The Oral-B Pro 1000 is a no-frills electric toothbrush, but it gets the job done, and it gets it done well.
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When done well, documentaries and gritty classics about electronic music and rave culture can capture both the spirit and contradictions of our world.
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"Just being able to stay in some really important games and play smart is what I think I have done well," she said.
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"We see new product, done well, as a way of sharpening shoppers' perception of our brand, rather than weakening it," Mr. Camerlengo said.
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" Similarly, Tommie Smith demanded that his protest be done well, "because the national anthem is sacred to me, and this can't be sloppy.
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Where Gunnar Nelson has done well is in avoiding this middle range not by getting in-and-out, but rather in-and-in.
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And, too, men and women still need dress clothes, and tailoring isn't so easily done, or done well anyway, through a web browser.
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There are also standards done well, including chap chye, a Peranakan dish of vegetables and glass noodles cooked in pork and prawn stock.
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Few of the remaining states on the map feature the voting blocs, chiefly large numbers of Hispanics, where Mr. Sanders has done well.
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Trump's habit of leaving listeners to fill in the blanks isn't new; it's apparent in recorded interviews done well before his presidential bid.
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When done well, meal planning both minimizes food waste and allows you to save money, too, as you'll rely on impulsive takeout less.
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The company has done well in the midst of the coronavirus outbreak and seen record usage as more companies turn to remote meetings.
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Delegate count: 67 Sanders has done well in Western states so far this election, victories his supporters attribute to large support from Latinos.
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Freestyling is about alertness, timing and wit — it can provoke anxiety for spectators when it's not done well, but Mr. Ambudkar rarely falters.
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Some of us have done well if we were able to get out and get an education, and a lot of us haven't.
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By most accounts, Booker has done well in previous debates and has an impressive resume (Senator, Mayor, Ivy League education, and Rhodes Scholar).
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When done well, with an appropriate amount of paint — not gobs, which can clump, drip and look unsightly — painting can be surprisingly effective.
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Rather than making new parts from scratch, this is good for the environment and if done well, is equally good for the customer.
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It can be done, and done well, however, if you follow one simple rule, according to the worldwide CEO of M&C Saatchi.
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"Based on what I see so far, it looks like this was done well," Comey told reporters at a press briefing in Washington.
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The film has done well internationally, grossing more than $185 million, but its domestic take of less than $54 million is considered underwhelming.
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Unlike the impoverished populace, Mr. Mnangagwa and his supporters in the military and party have done well under Mr. Mugabe's system of spoils.
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Doing the sort of thing you don't expect to see done at all, let alone done well, is also, arguably, very all-American.
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Mara Kuge, president and founder of Superior Music Publishing, said that the movie has done well in part because its subject is so compelling.
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But what I love about country the most is the fact that, when done well, you can tell stories that everybody can relate to.
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Birinyi said so far in the Trump rally, defense has done well, pushing up the whole industrial sector, and financials have done very well.
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Had the tax law not been enacted, banks still would have done well — the FDIC estimates they would have made $207.9 billion in 22008.
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The company has done well under the Affordable Care Act, because the law included an expansion to Medicaid, which meant more business for Centene.
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"We should take our time to make sure that things are done well," Le Maire told BFM TV on Wednesday, regarding the merger talks.
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Because over the past decade, the MCU hasn't just done well — it's done so well that it's shifted the entire industry's approach to franchises.
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While some bots – like those focused on delivering news – have done well, others have needed a lot of work to offering a compelling experience.
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Done well, the resorts will attract tourists and generate local wealth, says Toru Mihara, an academic who sat on a government panel last year.
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The immediate future looks bright for him, with a lot of caucuses and small non-Southern rural states, both categories where he's done well.
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While Facebook's stock has done well over the years, any individual stock can over- or underperform and past returns do not predict future results.
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So, while the show may have done well on its first night back, it's unclear just how many viewers will stick around going forward.
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Too many people rely on past performance, picking fund managers with a "hot" reputation or backing those asset classes that have recently done well.
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While Chipotle's stock has done well over the years, any individual stock can over- or underperform and past returns do not predict future results.
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Done well, tax reform would confer lasting benefits (see Free exchange), as would a thoughtful and carefully designed programme of infrastructure investment and deregulation.
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Smaller companies with lower profits but enviable revenue growth have also done well, like Salesforce (up more than 1,400%) and Netflix (more than 5,000%).
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Because CarDash is managing customer support, it's incentivized to work with service centers that it knows are going to get the job done well.
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Nutanix's IPO Friday was the best performer of the year, and others including Novan, Trade Desk, elf Beauty and Apptio, have also done well.
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Although Wendy's stock has done well over the years, any individual stock can over- or underperform and past returns do not predict future results.
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He had no reason to, other than selling a book, and that probably would have done well enough without any real revelations by him.
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"If a fund has done well, you're probably quite happy to downsize your risk and lock in performance for the year," said the trader.
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The economy has also done well for the last couple of years, which has made it harder for larger companies to acquire smaller ones.
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While Microsoft's shares have done well over the years, any individual stock can over- or underperform and past returns do not predict future results.
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That theater, which A.T.G. acquired in 2013, has had a tough run lately, with a series of shows that have not done well financially.
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A period of disfavor for media companies likewise drew the fund's managers into CBS and Time Warner shares, which also have done well lately.
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Some will have done well from the P0003P boom: industry-wide loans have increased more than 30-fold since January 2014, to 1.1trn yuan.
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I felt like we have done well to fight all week and then to put ourselves in this position, but Sveta was unreal today.
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While Disney's shares have done well over the years, any individual stock can over- or underperform, and past returns do not predict future results.
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But while I have always done well academically, I didn't come out of college knowing exactly what I wanted to do with my life.
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And Iggy had done, well even Raw Power was a dud even though now it's considered one of the greatest albums of all time.
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Instead of cutting taxes on those who have done the best, we need to focus on helping those who have not done well enough.
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I am in no way a perfectionist but I know that I have the ability to get things done and get them done well.
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Though it is consistently pronounced dead, the celebrity profile, when done well, is a real tool for understanding ourselves and the world we occupy.
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But that business model hasn't done well in the internet age, and it reached its nadir in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis.
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While Lululemon's stock has done well over the years, any individual stock can over- or underperform and past returns do not predict future results.
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Fifteen years later, they've done well enough for me to be sporting a designer sweater while typing angry tweets about America from my Macbook.
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Woodford's main fund has done well in a difficult period for investment managers, returning 16% in 2015, compared with 6% for the average fund.
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"Well done, well done, congratulations," he said, handing medals to participants who may not have won in the end but plainly tried their hardest.
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Netflix has previously done well with British television, particularly Channel 4's "The Great British Baking Show," which was formerly shown on the BBC.
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"It would devalue it and I think those clubs that have done well and are at the top deserve to be there," he said.
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La Staffa Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi Classico Superiore 2017 $17.99 It's fair to say that Italy has not always done well by verdicchio.
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Its new drama "Bull" and its freshman comedy "Kevin Can Wait" have done well, though the network is still hunting for a breakout hit.
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While Amazon's shares have done well over the years, any individual stock can over- or underperform, and past returns do not predict future results.
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" MICHAEL ARONE, CHIEF INVESTMENT STRATEGIST, STATE STREET GLOBAL ADVISORS, BOSTON: "What the Fed has done well this year, they've delivered on all their expectations.
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Since this book was written, elections have taken place in several European countries, and everywhere the pro-European, pro-globalist forces have done well.
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He baits them and they dive in, and what he's done well, I thought, is appeal to their own narcissism, to their own ego.
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While the vast majority of GOP caucus-goers and primary voters thus far have been white, Trump has done well mostly across the board.
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While Mastercard's stock has done well over the years, any individual stock can over- or underperform and past returns do not predict future results.
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While Google's shares have done well over the years, any individual stock can over- or underperform and past returns do not predict future results.
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While Delta's stock has done well over the years, any individual stock can over- or underperform and past returns do not predict future results.
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While Adobe's stock has done well over the years, any individual stock can over- or underperform and past returns do not predict future results.
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At least live on camera there's only so much faking that can be done — well, unless the person is a professional actor or scammer.
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So the betting here is that this is actually just that, stuck, and it's right to harvest some gains if one has done well.
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The remaining candidates on Thursday's debate stage are there because they've done well in both polling and donations across the early states, and nationally.
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Agon said L'Oreal had not lost market share in the United Kingdom, where its consumer, luxury and professional products units have traditionally done well.
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But researchers and college administrators around the country worry that these tests put people in remedial classes who could have done well without them.
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Winterbottom, the globe-trotting, genre-hopping British filmmaker, has done well with dark territory before (the 2010 Jim Thompson adaptation "The Killer Inside Me").
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While McDonald's stock has done well over the years, any individual stock can over- or underperform and past returns do not predict future results.
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It must have done well, because in 22015 Target debuted collections with five designers, including fashion darlings Proenza Schouler, cementing its fashion cred forever.
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Leading retailers like Amazon (AMZN), Walmart (WMT) and Target (TGT) have done well despite the threat of higher prices on some goods because of tariffs.
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Donaldson's blast lifts Blue Jays past Yankees TORONTO — Josh Donaldson said he usually has not done well on the bobblehead days he has had before.
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While Microsoft's stock has mostly done well over the years, any individual stock can over- or underperform and past returns do not predict future results.
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There's also a promising set up, revolving around complicated groups of oft-dysfunctional adults, which is great when done well (Togetherness, Friends, Friends With Money).
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While she needs to do much more work to convince many Democrats that she won't turn away from her promises, she has done well. 290.
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While Walmart's stock has mostly done well over the years, any individual stock can over- or underperform and past returns do not predict future results.
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So, to show the power of the film technique when done well, he screened the hospital scene from John Woo's action movie masterpiece, Hard Boiled.
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Though the broad American stockmarket has been flattish, the Nasdaq index of technology stocks and the Russell 2000 index of small firms have done well.
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The Purge ignores sexual assault; a strange dynamic, given that exploring the mechanisms of criminal rape culture would be illuminating (and terrifying) if done well.
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"The U.K. has not done well in developing some parts of the country, specifically some coastal towns and northern towns," he told CNBC via telephone.
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The moderate right has done well of late in South American countries such as Argentina and Brazil, which have become weary of left-wing populism.
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No one knows what the future will hold, and what has done well in the past has no guarantee of doing well in the future.
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Despite a considerable amount of behind-the-scenes turmoil and mixed critical reception, the Freddie Mercury biopic Bohemian Rhapsody has done well this awards season.
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If it could be done well, and there really is the right infrastructure; that combination of the education along with the infrastructure could be great.
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One thing the slow-growing U.S. economy has done well is produce jobs, and economists expect to see another 200,000 jobs were created in December.
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Some have wondered how Dorsey can continue to run both Twitter and Square, but Square's stock has also done well, tripling in the past year.
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If it really is "the economy, stupid," then Democrats face an uphill battle to persuade voters who have done well under Trump to switch parties.
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While Chipotle's stock has done well over the years, any individual stock can over- or under-perform and past returns do not predict future results.
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"The strong desire of our borrowers to have a home of their own is one reason we've done well with our mortgage portfolio," Buffett wrote.
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Love him or hate him, Australian NBA player Matthew Dellavedova has done well to capture attention of basketball fans with his hustle on the court.
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Wei, Lino's founder also points to Steemit as an example of a cryptocurrency that has done well — pointing to their once heady billion dollar valuation.
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Republicans say that Democratic candidates might have done well running on "Medicare for all" in crowded primaries, when they needed to move to the left.
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You need to give your employee spaces to perform tasks in their own ways, so long as they're getting the job done well and efficiently.
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While the EAFE Index has done well this year, we can't help but think the ingredients for this rally are approaching their sell-by date.
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"I knew it would be a big project and, if done well, would be a huge boon, but it's not a simple thing," he said.
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In many respects it has done well - growth averaging nearly 4 percent a year has exceeded the average of the 34-member OECD since 2003.
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Cook—who had previously done well on tests despite cutting classes at her San Antonio public school—eventually agreed to a month-long trial period.
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DD: Some done well, and some maybe not, but this is not coming from a federal or state level, it's being brought in by teachers.
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Domestic labor is boring and thankless, but when done well, it contributes to a sense of stability and well-being for everyone in the household.
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Over the years, the MetroCard has done well by the M.T.A. Amid all the chaos plaguing the system, is now the time to replace it?
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Lauren Ralph, an epidemiologist at the University of California, San Francisco, was publicly skeptical five years ago that such a trial could be done well.
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She had done well in school there, and as an educated woman she quickly found work, first in a provincial government office in Ghazni Province.
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Next up was Sofina, an 8-year-old diabetic lemur that had done well on insulin shots for six years, but displayed troubling new symptoms.
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This is what sex education looks like in a relatively affluent and liberal state, among students who have done well enough to get to college.
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At the time, Mr. Biden's doctor said that he did not need further testing because he had recovered fully and done well for 20 years.
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It's one of the simplest ideas for a game, to get from point A to point B, but when done well, it can be amazing.
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He'll close out the Iowa campaign with rallies in two places where he's always done well, Coralville (a suburb of Iowa City) and Des Moines.
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On the West Coast, Washington is also notching strong gains, Ms. Pollak said, while in the South, Florida, Alabama and South Carolina have done well.
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While Roku's shares have done well over the years, any individual stock can over- or under-perform, and past returns do not predict future results.
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When it is done well, as a friend of mine in government puts it, each individual day sucks but the overall experience is tremendously rewarding.
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And in recent years, Republicans have excelled in special elections because they've done well among the older and reliable voters who dominate low-turnout elections.
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Certainly CBS has done well with the show that helped establish the genre, "Criminal Minds," a staple of its lineup for more than a decade.
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As Democrats have done well in highly populated states, the winner-take-all method to award electoral votes continues to produce large benefits for them.
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Republicans have polled the phrase "tax reform is about unrigging the economy," and it's done well with swing voters, people familiar with the data said.
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Traditionally, begging was done, well, like begging: going from place to place with a big bamboo hat on your head and beseeching people for alms.
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Shoe, fashion and beauty online retailer Netshoes, valued at $557 million at the time of its April IPO, might have done well to follow that dictum.
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It's done well for him on late night, too – like in his popular Carpool Karaoke series, which will bring Britney Spears in for a ride Thursday.
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Viacom's Class B shares have done well this year, trading nearly 8 percent higher, yet remain more than 33 percent lower over the past 12 months.
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But such tactics were tried in state elections in 2015 in the neighbouring state of Bihar, where the BJP had also done well in national elections.
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On Monday night, with no football to watch, some stayed up late to learn who had done well, or not so well, in the Iowa caucuses.
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Done well, history has shown that retail investors will benefit far more from an index fund vs trading individual assets (the bulk of the Coinbase business).
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In the piece, published under the headline "Career Tip: Quit Social Media," Newport noted that he'd done well for himself despite ignoring Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
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For investors looking to play the anticipated cut, here are the sectors that have done well in the past when the Fed embarked on easing cycles.
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Early reviews of Black Panther have done well to point out the role its main female characters, all of them Black, play in carrying the film.
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While the first few listings performed poorly, the two biotech companies that completed their initial public offerings (IPOs) in Hong Kong this year have done well.
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Reboots give our favorite characters another chance on the small screen — but if they're not done well, they run the risk of ruining the show's legacy.
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But people don't seem to see stand-up comedy as work, probably because when it's done well, it doesn't look much like much work at all.
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LUKE CARRLondon Johnson, ruminating on the secret meaning of "feisty" (February 13th) would have done well to have provided a whiff, as it were, of etymology.
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Being able to afford the objects you want is a sign that you have Done Well For Yourself, and your mum is probably proud of you.
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Normani Kordei, Nancy Kerrigan, and Simone Biles will all be dancing this season, and singers, gymnasts, and figure skaters have done well in the past, E!
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For example, they believe that because a stock has done well in the past it will continue to do so in the future (the gambler's fallacy).
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And in a way, Paquette's line has done well by winning the shot-attempt battle at 13-on-21 since Cooper made this his preferred matchup.
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Called Project Kangaroo, it was innovative for the time and probably would have done well—Netflix was just a pup back then, available only in America.
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It is not even close to doing that, but it has done well to get to more than a billion a quarter in just four years.
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"I think she has done well in restoring confidence in the leadership after the scandal that plagued the institution," Philippines finance minister Cesar Purisima told Reuters.
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The libertarian F.D.P., which Sloterdijk had praised months before, had done well, too, but eventually turned down the opportunity to join Merkel in a coalition government.
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ACKMAN: YEAH BUT I THINK THE BIGGEST THING THAT HURT US IN THIS PROXY CONTEST IS THAT THE STOCK HAS DONE WELL VERSEUS THE S&P.
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In an appearance on CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Wednesday, Schlossberg said the company had done well in its strategy to survive in a tough retail environment.
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"Yeah, that's something that this team's done well for a little while now," Krug said of Boston's response after Dallas tied the game in the second.
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Thaler also has done well outside of the academic world, as part-owner of an $8 billion investment management firm in California, Fuller & Thaler Asset Management.
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Earlier today, I noted that Clinton had done well in states that supported President Barack Obama's policies, whereas Sanders won those seeking a more fundamental break.
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The Times would have done well to dedicate more print to this event at the expense of oversize photos of the early rounds of N.C.A.A. basketball.
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On the other hand, Apple and Samsung have done well in China, despite increasing competition from the Chinese who are chipping off pieces of their pies.
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Obviously the camp offerings are the most fun to talk about — but there's camp done well and there's camp done just for the sake of camp.
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VR as an arcade-style entertainment has done well in certain markets, including Asia, but has yet to really get started in earnest in North America.
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Taking a fantastical story and making it more believable but also keeping that fun superhero sort of vibe is difficult, so it's not always done well.
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To be sure, the financials sector has done well, but that's due in large part to some insurance and credit card stocks — not the banks themselves.
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Howard has done well corralling ball-handlers and keeping big men from getting behind him for easy shots, which is what the Lakers defensive scheme requires.
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While Sanders has done well in caucuses, and won the 2016 North Dakota contest in a landslide over Hillary Clinton, he was not expected to win.
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And one of the things that think the NBA has done well as the NFL has is to make the league a year-round conversation topic.
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While Netflix and Apple stocks have done well over the years, any individual stock can over- or underperform and past returns do not predict future results.
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It's "the combination of seeing writing done well out there in the world, plus their writing and reading about something they already find interesting," she says.
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He was ill at the French Open and lost in the first round, and he hasn't done well in his two grass court tournaments since then.
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"If you have regrets about the things you haven't done well in your relationships," she says, "this may be a good time to tell people that."
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If we want to change our trajectory, we will have to do what Americans have historically not done well: sacrifice individual achievement for the greater good.
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"She has always done well in Iowa," said Ms. Dvorsky, who recalled hosting Ms. Warren when she campaigned there for Democrats in the 2014 midterm elections.
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"Captain Marvel" has done well internationally, too, with $120 million in overseas sales this weekend, according to the studio, for a global total of $760 million.
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Bannon said Le Pen had done well in terms of managing to come back from her defeat to President Emmanuel Macron in France's 2017 presidential election.
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He said that he was honored to carry the popular vote, and that his party had done well in many provinces, none of which he named.
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Written into our state Constitution is a mandate to maintain a sustainable fishery, and the Alaska Department of Fish and Game has done well by it.
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Roku, to date, done well on this front in its home market, after first introducing the Roku TV platform at the Consumer Electronics Show in 2014.
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Raja Rajan, head of Boston Creative Company in Coimbatore in south India, has done well selling $13 engraved spoons and $60 folded book art on Amazon.com.
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One of his jobs was to collect data on deals by Bain and its competitors to determine why some had done well and others had not.
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That Democrat is Senator Amy Klobuchar from Minnesota, who has done well enough to stay in the hunt and is doing slightly better in recent polls.
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I know the work will get done and it will get done well, so I listen to my body and take care of it as needed.
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Former MLB star Alex Rodriguez has done well for himself: Over his 230-season career as a third baseman and shortstop, he earned about $280 million.
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They imagine the project is finished, and discuss any concerns the team has so they can decide what needs to be done well before the deadline.
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Note that, in terms of productivity, working on one task at a time is more efficient than attempting a million things without getting anything done well.
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The GOP front-runner defended his investments to Reuters, saying he has held them for three or four years and they have done well over time.
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The focus of the Trump administration on questioning scientific expertise and dismantling bureaucratic agencies provides reason to believe that the census will not be done well.
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"Europe is still not a happy place, and a lot of people calling membership into question were elected, like Salvini, or done well," Mr. MacShane said.
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Other Gossip: • Done well, the cyclical reappearance of characters in each other's lives reflects something deeper: inevitability, mythology, the rhythms we understand and expect in stories.
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It has certainly done well since he was elected a year ago, with the Dow Jones industrial average up more than 30 percent in that time.
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This is not fashionable stuff, but conversely it never goes out of style because, when done well, the kids will always want to fuck and expire.
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This company, while it's in consumer staples, which has done well, we're waiting for them to buy the rest of Miller Coors, as they don't already own.
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Done well, density can increase economic output, increase per capita productivity, increase disposable income (by reducing heating, cooling, and transportation costs), and improve physical and mental health.
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This stuff goes largely unnoticed by audiences—unless the spectacle is the point—because that is what is meant to happen when it has been done well.
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Your holiday shopping is done (well, most of it), your trips are booked, and you're counting down the days until you can get a little R&R.
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An old investing adage advises to be happy if you miss out on the final 21998 percent of gains in a stock that has already done well.
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The show might've done well to afford the viewer just a little more space for the quiet reflection that is the traditional mien of the religious experience.
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Collins called the bill "deeply flawed" and said that sweeping changes to the American health care system can't be done well in such a compressed time frame.
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When done well, upscaling can make it seem like you're watching content at a higher resolution than the original source material; everything looks crisper and more detailed.
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And although I don't fancy myself as a trader, I am a contrarian investor who has done well in 2016 by playing the extremes over short periods.
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While we don't know the year-over-year sales figures, Bulletproof seems to have done well enough at least to convince VC's to hand over more money.
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The kids were happiest of all when they learned that they had succeeded and their partner had failed—including being happier than when they'd both done well.
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If she wins the state, she's probably done well enough elsewhere in the country that she's won the election comfortably and doesn't need Utah's six electoral votes.
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As with other on-demand collaborative economy startups, Clutter and its competitors rely on being able to hire the right people to get the job done well.
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For investors looking to take shelter in a trade war, there are pockets of the market that have done well during huge market pullbacks in the past.
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When it's done well, foley art can bring a scene to life, and adding in these weird sound effects was clearly meant to enhance the sashimi experience.
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These are good people ferreting their lives away at the only thing they've ever done well or cared about, and the movie has unquestioned affection for them.
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His company will work with the Virgin team to understand its brand, he added, noting that the company had done well in attracting and retaining new customers.
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Middle-class people who haven't seen a raise in all these years don't want to punish success, and they're not jealous of those who have done well.
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Intel has done well in its category, dominating the market for processor chips that are the brains of data center computers, but the business faces major pressures.
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Later, when she asked me how I think I did, I responded that I'd done well (even though, deep down, I actually thought I had rocked it).
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Many of Otto's founders have done well for themselves over the years, and it shows: the company is entirely self-funded right now without any external investment.
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"Red Bull has done well in bringing young talent forward, but I think they need to be aware that young drivers need time to progress," Hamilton said.
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Just because congressional investigations may have been misused, however, doesn't mean that they can't be done well and that they are not a vital function of Congress.
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"This will be a good test of this because it is not a state that women have done well historically," said Kelly Dittmar, a scholar at Rutgers.
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El-Erian said last month that the central bank has done well so far but urged the Fed to only implement three interest rate hikes this year.
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If you only make it half way, well you've still done well and if you get to the top, only then you can take in the view.
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" Speaking in front of the town hall, Father Maheut said of Father Hamel: "He was joyous, sometimes anxious, like those who want everything to be done well.
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Signs that Ramaphosa has done well in the nominations by ANC branches that precede the leadership vote have driven a rally in the rand in recent weeks.
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If it is done well — with serious attention paid to the reader and the quality of the recommendation — it could be of value to The Times's audience.
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The pro-Euro argument is that many more teams compete in the World Cup, including some from countries that have rarely done well at the international level.
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"We've seen recently that the aerospace industry and Ford have done well by getting their facts together, so they're coming back with grass-roots legitimacy," Sonnenfeld said.
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The party scenes are [done well], and the pressure faced by peers is not as far off and crazy as someone from a different generation would think.
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Cruz has done well in caucuses so far, earning big victories in Iowa and Kansas, and he should benefit from Mitt Romney campaigning on his behalf there.
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The places where Trump has done well cut across many of the usual fault lines of American politics — North and South, liberal and conservative, rural and suburban.
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But the Upshot analysis also shows the common thread between those places and more urban locations where Mr. Trump has either done well or is projected to.
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Done well and thoughtfully, Botox can be a safe, effective, and relatively inexpensive means of upping the ante on your anti-aging routine — stigma or no stigma.
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One can argue over whether US intervention in Syria was too little or too much, done poorly or done well, but not about whether it has happened.
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But the president especially doesn't like when plastic surgery isn't done well, the article said, and isn't impressed by what he thinks Biden has had cosmetically altered.
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Estrada has done well on the road, going 53-0 with a 2.85 ERA in his last eight road starts since losing in Boston on April 16.
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Trump defended his holdings in an interview with Reuters, saying he invested in the funds three or four years ago and they have done well over time.
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Certainly, Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C., has done well, filling its rooms with lobbyists and visiting dignitaries and turning a profit, according to the Trump Organization.
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The combination of seeing writing done well out there in the world, plus their writing and reading about something they already find interesting, makes this lesson work.
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We had both done well at setting and keeping a budget individually, but together, our idea of how much money to spend on what looked very different.
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Some argued that bad polls for Biden (who has not done well in Selzer's recent polls, unlike other Iowa polls) paradoxically help him by setting expectations low.
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Dr. Hart would have done well to stick to the issue of hell and not try to bundle with it the huge separate question of universal salvation.
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Investors buying the stocks most highly rated on average by analysts at the start of the decade, and holding them through 2019, mostly would have done well.
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Done well, these elements are perfect, creating one of the best games of all time: the story of a dying world drowning in confusion, horror, and regret.
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The experts hit on a nuance that Trump rarely articulates: The VA's much-publicized wait time scandals have overshadowed what it has done well in health care.
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"I've done well and am really enjoying myself," wrote Chelsea Walton, a black mathematician at the University of Illinois, in a comment on Dr. Goins's blog post.
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That said, a sci-fi show that's based (loosely) on a real life genetic tool, and not about vampires or zombies, could be fascinating if done well.
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Today Joss & Main carries a wide range of paint-dipped products, like wicker table lamps, woven baskets, and bud vases, which have done well for the brand.
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Buyers on Amazon bought the Fred & Friends infusers mainly for the funny designs and novelty appeal, but most agree that the infusers get the job done well, too.
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Outside of China, Apple has done well in mature and wealthy economies such as Japan, South Korea and Singapore, where its pricey phones can be more readily afforded.
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Joao Miyao and others have done well inverting to attack the calf slicer in the style of a kneebar and often enters the 50/50 position this way.
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Some companies have done well — consumer staples, dividend-paying equities and materials either look or have looked expensive recently — but there's more to the market than these sectors.
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Though the stories about the Supreme Court nomination have done well for hyperpartisan publishers, they are by no means the most popular links on Facebook about the topic.
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Thanks to a turnout that is usually low, and the opportunity for a low-risk protest vote, the French far right has often done well at European polls.
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Sweeping reforms to our health care system and to Medicaid can't be done well in a compressed time frame, especially when the actual bill is a moving target.
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Vice Chairman Charlie Munger, who was seated next to Buffett, offered that some people who have given their savings to Berkshire and some other investors have done well.
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That swaps one kind of poor governance for another — an independent chairman would have been a better choice — but at least Mr. Moonves has done well for shareholders.
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Yeah, it's like we're at this threshold of the crazy 808s and Auto-Tune croon stuff that we've been listening to, and it's tight when it's done well.
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Third-party candidates Johnson and Stein have done well with young voters and many Democrats fear that millennials might support third-party candidates or not vote at all.
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He didn't mention that his own campaign has not done well with small donors, or that his supporters include some of the wealthiest and most influential Republican financiers.
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Those currencies are closely linked to investors' appetite for risk globally and have done well since the easing of some concerns over China at the end of January.
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Lobov has done well to maintain his position on the UFC roster so far, defying the many doubters he had coming off his season of The Ultimate Fighter.
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Investors have piled into big dividend payers on rate cut day as Verizon, Chevron and P&G, all having attractive dividend yields, have done well in the past.
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And so one of the easiest things for me to do is introduce them to a few tenants who have done well and let them share their ideas.
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Amazon has done well in the hardware space with its Echo line of home assistant products, but it hasn't been able to replicate Apple's success with mobile devices.
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Seen through that lens, the superhero boom is about the need for escapism, maybe, and the sheer fun of watching big-screen spectacle done well, to be sure.
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As Product Hunt's Ryan Hoover pointed out on Twitter when announcing the tool, this is a direct shot at Intercom, which has done well in a similar space.
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Mr Abraham would have done well to use more such central narratives—the story, perhaps, of dysprosium, which has one of the most fascinating and fragile supply chains.
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"The track is one that I've always done well on," said Ricciardo, whose lowest finish in Bahrain since he stepped up to Red Bull in 2014 is sixth.
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Probably not That relationship has worked until now — sales for exclusive albums have done well for everyone, due to the extra promotion and general hype surrounding the project.
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We couldn't have bought this house without the profit on my old condo and we couldn't have purchased our current home without having done well on this one.
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In their absence, relatively unknown pitchers like Seth Lugo, Robert Gsellman, Rafael Montero and Gabriel Ynoa have filled in, and for the most part, they have done well.
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Some things, you know, maybe weren't said so great about the Irish when they came, but we've done well by absorbing immigrants, and it's made our nation stronger.
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"They've spent a lot of time reviewing what they don't think they've done well enough, or done right, and trying to help me in those areas," said Norris.
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"There is some relief that ... Clinton seems to have done well during the first debate with Republican candidate Trump," Markus Huber, trader at City of London Markets, said.
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You just mentioned them, Facebook and Google had since done well, and you mentioned Uber as the third one which has not, has been more disappointing to investors.
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"My response to seeing actual Jamiroquai, however, is pretty much always "huh, the art college dropout I used to buy my MDMA off has done well for himself.
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How the health insurer stocks perform following the debates may depend on which candidates are perceived as having done well, said Michael Newshel, an analyst with Evercore ISI.
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Turnout has risen in each state since vote-by-mail was introduced, and Democrats have done well, with Republicans winning a few downballot upsets but losing key races.
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"Our view is that if you have done well on what you're doing, you should have the capital to do a meaningful investment into the fund," Gross said.
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The slaughter of consumer internet stocks Facebook, Twitter and Netflix has led investors to run scared of technology stocks in software and semiconductors that have actually done well.
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In their charge to repeal and replace, Mr. Ryan and company talked only about states that have not done well, ignoring the lessons from those that have succeeded.
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"You want to be able to celebrate what you've done well as you reflect on the year and challenge yourself to do better the next year," she said.
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"It is on the one hand unimportant, but on the other hand quite important," said Mr. Rampersad, whose own research was done well before the era of digitization.
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How the health insurer stocks perform following the debates may depend on which candidates are perceived as having done well, said Michael Newshel, an analyst with Evercore ISI.
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From noise to orchestral composition, from the Melvins to the MOMA, Thirlwell has done, well, exactly what he likes, encompassing all—influences and obsessions both—that he likes.
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Investors often sell assets that have done well and buy those that have done the worst, including many stocks, at the end of the quarter to "rebalance" their portfolios.
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Failing anything else, Hierro might have done well this week to dig out the tapes of Iran's match against Argentina in the group stage of the last World Cup.
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Anders has done well pressuring opponents to the fence and teeing off on them when they stop moving—good misdirection and ring awareness can make that a lot trickier.
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An example of this done well is a 2013 piece by Dan Douglas called "Playing The Pain Away" for Midnight Resistance, which won a Games Media Award in 2013.
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If done well, technology companies can work with communities to help them grow, adapt and become more responsive and better equipped for the changing societal trends facing the future.
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The oil rally means the Canadian dollar -- up 4% -- and Norwegian crown -- up 1.5% -- have also done well, but as usual the wilder swings have been in emerging markets.
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Women are crafty manipulators, but it's ultimately to their disadvantage: sure, they've tricked a man into thinking he's done well, but at the cost of their own sexual fulfillment.
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Here's the before and after, courtesy of Android Police: Huawei has done well here, as handling notches has become a bit of a burden for Android OEMs and developers.
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While he has started selling some of the stocks that have done well, such as in utilities and construction, he still thinks there's value in the Brazilian stock market.
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She would have done well to keep grilling Tay's brother, as Tian previously suggested in an interview with the National Post that he's the "creative force" behind the videos.
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"Of the small number of things which I have liked and done well, drinking is by far the thing I have done best," Debord quips in his 1989 memoir.
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Amazon would have done well to go all in on pricing here — $99 would have been a really solid sweet spot for the company — well below other premium earbuds.
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" "I really do, because if that is true, he has done well for the country, and that is much more important than who I personally wanted to be president.
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The bank has attracted interest from potential cornerstone and anchor investors, increasing hopes the listing will get done well before the U.S. presidential election in November, the sources said.
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Steve's understanding of what was happening with Jay's Mom seemed muddy at best and would have done well to be informed by the nuanced consent conversation of Season 1.
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This is a question I've posed to many of my friends who are Trump supporters, because they've done well in postindustrial America and yet still see themselves as disadvantaged.
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His football team had a great season, he'd done well in school, he had a large group of friends, and he even took a pretty girl to the prom.
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We have been seeing some rotation out of the names that have done well as investors get into those sectors, such as energy, that have been lagging, said Picardo.
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Guggenheim Securities analyst Tony Butler said the stock has historically done well when its high-margin pharmaceuticals business is the main driver of growth, rather than its consumer segment.
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Tencent has historically done well in the games space with the PC its cash cow, but last year its smartphone games business overtook that of PC based on revenue.
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Danielle, Cado, Natalie and Rob sit down to talk lore in games, when it's done well, when it's done poorly, and just why it's so hard to get right.
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Only 26 people in the world are qualified to do so: those who have done well enough on written, oral, and video tests to earn a Level III certification.
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By getting to know people who are different from them, leaders can avoid playing favorites — which can happen if sponsorship isn't done well and which can hurt office morale.
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In his seven years as chief executive, Mr. Cook has announced the Apple Watch and AirPods, which have done well but have been far from iPhone-like industry changers.
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In other words, when Jaime stood before her in Sunday's episode, his life potentially in the balance, he might have done well to fill her in on the details.
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He birdied the par-5 fifth and missed some other birdie efforts, but all in all he has done well to keep himself in contention halfway through Round 303.
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In recent weeks, at least two high-ranking campaign advisers have privately questioned his decision not to compete in South Carolina, where they believe he could have done well.
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The company has done well marketing its products as educational tools, said Mr. Hudak, and tapping into the aspirations that middle-class parents in China have for their children.
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Venus Williams said it would be difficult for Serena to watch the tournament because, as a three-time French Open winner, she knows she could have done well here.
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Generally speaking, newly public companies have done well for investors over the past couple of years, so there is an appetite to buy into more of these start-ups.
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It's a testament both of good fortune (she's one of seven left who have been qualifying for debates — and she has generally done well in them) and of message.
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Hollywood has done well, too: As cable channels and companies like Netflix and Amazon have ramped up their original programming, Southern California has seen a surge in production jobs.
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Agassi has also focused on getting Djokovic to focus his attention purely on elements of the sport that he can control, something he says the Serb has done well.
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The oil rally means the Canadian dollar — up 4% — and Norwegian crown — up 1.5% — have also done well, but as usual the wilder swings have been in emerging markets.
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I've argued that President Barack Obama should have listened more intently to the everyday white Americans who despised him, and that school choice, done well, is a legitimate educational policy.
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But that could be a difficult proposition for a party that has, for decades, struggled to mobilize voters on issues involving the courts — something the Republican Party has done well.
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And movies like Hacksaw Ridge, Braveheart, and Saving Private Ryan have done well with Christian audiences; their violence is related to patriotism and heroism, unlike, for instance, the Saw films.
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N26, for example, has seemingly done well in acquiring customers since expanding to the US, reaching 250,000 at the beginning of 2020, with customers shifting funds from Chase and Citibank.
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Only Nadiya is able to present a net that actually stands, and poor Mat, who has never done well with the fancier designs, makes the mistake of baking his icing.
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Meanwhile, the 36,629-member /r/slavelabour subreddit, which is dedicated to getting "jobs done well below market rate," has a formalized process for posting opportunities for would-be Amazon reviewers.
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Ms Sandu would have done well among the Moldovan diaspora in the West, but not Russia, but ballot papers at Moldovan embassies in several Western countries ran out or disappeared.
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Independents have historically done well at a local level in Wales, especially in rural and western areas such as Pembrokeshire, where independents retained control of the council on May 4th.
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His most important role in the government to date has been monitoring the reconstruction effort after the Tohoku earthquake in 2011—a task he is said to have done well.
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"Energy and utilities have done well year-to-date, but we have concerns about their performance going forward," said Todd Rosenbluth, director of mutual fund and ETF research at CFRA.
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A huge comic book crossover event on the big screen would be a spectacle, and done well, it could be as pivotal to the superhero movie genre as The Avengers.
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But some stars believe in a degree of prep work even in real life, while others believe it can be done well spontaneously, in the heat of the sexual moment.
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What is the thing that you think you have done that you have done well and what's the thing you have done that you didn't anticipate — the mistake you made?
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But U.S. stocks have generally done well compared to other markets, with the S&P 500 up a healthy 14.6 percent for the year ending April 25, according to MSCI.
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There's no compromise on the front screen, which is now 100 percent screen, and removing moving parts means no concern for potential damage — but can it be done well enough?
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"Thai companies have done well, but if they do not have aggressive plans, they should return more profits to investors," Jalil Rasheed, chief executive of Invesco Southeast Asia, told Reuters.
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Founded in 23 by Ding Ning, who, according to state media, had done well for himself manufacturing can-openers, Ezubao quickly became one of China's best-known new financial firms.
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Euro zone reform needs to be done well rather than quickly, Dutch finance minister Wopke Hoekstra told CNBC on Thursday, despite calls from France to speed-up the integration process.
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Shares of exploration and production (E&P) companies have done well this year, with gains of 11.2 percent in the S&P oil and gas E&P index since Dec.
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If done well, it brings to mind the sheer excitement of playing the first demos for Metal Gear Solid, Half-Life, or Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 (that level editor).
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The president said he has seen Cooperman but does not know him, adding that he is entitled to "his own view" though the economy has done well under Trump's guidance.
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"Sweeping reforms to our health care system and to Medicaid can't be done well in a compressed time frame, especially when the actual bill is a moving target," Collins said.
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If done well, it could encourage some amount of political healing for the nation; otherwise, it risks exacerbating political animosities for the next four years and a rough road ahead.
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Democratic-leaning groups have done well on the ballot front recently and younger activists, many of them Sanders supporters in the primary, drifted toward issue-oriented campaigns in the fall.
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Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton won the biggest share of delegates over the last week but Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders have done well enough to keep the race going.
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"When you look around Ancoats you'll see new apartment blocks and new developments throughout the area, we have done well to fend off the developers for so long," they write.
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Structurally, the show handles this by making each scene its own mini drama, which is murderously hard to pull off but memorable when done well (as it generally is here).
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However, done well, the new generation of lenders and information providers can create a new breed of company that can potentially apply pressure to education providers to invest in outcomes.
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Attending college had an enormous impact on my life, and I know that's true for many of my students, who have done well in careers they never imagined for themselves.
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There are many others in the top half of the income scale but below the top 1 percent who've done well and can help us pry open this constricted debate.
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Electricity-distribution companies and politicians have done well, too, according to Michel Vercaempst, 63, who has worked for both the Belgian government's Energy Department and for Electrabel over four decades.
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Google and Facebook have done well in Brazil, but their digital services — search, social media and advertising — do not have to overcome the hurdles of selling goods and making deliveries.
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So that's the approach she took — she didn't raise money and instead focused on creating an exceptional experience for members, figuring that, if done well, members would tell their friends.
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On Super Tuesday, Biden seems to have done well enough in the suburbs — and perhaps took advantage of the fading of the Bloomberg boomlet — to put himself over the top.
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Satire can be done well at the movies; The Hunt is so pleased with its offensiveness that, like the worst self-proclaimed provocateurs, it just falls flat on its face.
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"Markets have not done well on Fridays because we are all expecting the situation to worsen over the weekend," said Andrew Slimmon, senior portfolio manager at Morgan Stanley Investment Management.
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Odds: 16/1How they could win: Dominant defenders have done well for themselves with Super Bowl MVP in recent years, with two of the past six awards going to linebackers.
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When done well, this gives an image more vibrancy and punch, and depending on the content, it can have more of a benefit to how an image looks than 2000K.
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It remains to be seen whether any of the candidates will have a natural advantage with that demographic group, even if they have done well with Latinos in past races.
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"It's actually done well in every region, and that doesn't always happen," Ms. Bajaria said, saying she was particularly pleased with its performance in Latin America, France and the Philippines.
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Concept albums I feel are rare or rarely done well because of how much more difficult the process of creation is; how did you yourself go about creating the album?
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"He's done well for himself, and when it comes time for him to have a bit of fun, he likes to bring his family and friends along," Mr. Berkowitz said.
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While drug and medical device stocks have done well, the sub-industry that could face the most turmoil is hospitals, said Marshall Gordon, director and senior research analyst at ClearBridge Investments.
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But, according to the team's peer-reviewed results, which Campbell noted were done well, this is in line with a long-term reduction in mammal sizes and a decrease in biodiversity.
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While Netflix's stock has shot up recently and has mostly done well over the years, though, any individual stock can over- or underperform and past returns do not predict future results.
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