All those trials must have done well enough to expand to so many places now.
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Honestly the stock is a bit of a mystery, it just hasn't done well enough.
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Please, take my money, take care of these people, which we haven't done well enough.
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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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Investors have done well enough thus far: Mr Son claimed returns of 29% as of March 2019.
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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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Please take my money and take care of these people, which we have not done well enough.
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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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She sells handmade macramé and has done well enough to open a second booth with goods from Jordan.
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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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The last savory course was a traditional ramen soup done well enough that it revived my interest in ramen soup.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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"Feldman recalled a case in Michigan where a man was hospitalized for psychiatric reasons and addiction, and "seemed to have done well enough that staff arranged an appropriate discharge with aftercare plans in place.
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If that is too much to consider, review the Center for Internet Security punch list of 20 critical information security controls to determine not only are they in place but whether they are being done well enough.
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The Lions (24-229) seem like an ideal team to exploit a subpar Miami pass defense, but the Dolphins have done well enough at home that they shouldn't be written off even if Osweiler was a one-week wonder.
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I had confidence that we had done well enough the week before to make it through the elimination, but it was such a weight off our shoulders to know that we will definitely be around for the next two weeks.
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That road was a major artery, journalists said, for the trade between the district chief of police, Chhonn Khoeun, and a police chief from the neighboring province, who had done well enough off the trade to buy himself a sleek black Lexus SUV.
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Mr. Deutsch is a longstanding patron of Freds, which is not short on affection for boys from Queens who have done well enough to make a habit of $38 salads, or lacking in tolerance for those from the Five Towns whose offices have just been raided by federal law enforcement officials.
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The candidate who currently faces the biggest pressure to reach black voters — and also stands to make the biggest gain with black voters as of now — is Warren, who has seen her level of national support among black voters increase several points in recent months but has not done well enough yet to catch Biden.
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If the player has done well enough, there will be a special race held. The player can accept or not. If the player accepts, they will race against a car that has not been available. The player needs to beat the CPU player to win their car and $150,000.
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A game in progress The player is presented with a choice of six lawnmowers, five of which are inoperative and cannot be used. Once the only operative lawnmower has been picked, the player then uses it to mow a lawn. There is only one key ("M"), and pressing it mows one square of lawn. After a lawn is completely mowed, the player is rewarded if it was done well enough.
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She also embarked on her first University tour in over twenty years. Again an album was discussed, but was cancelled due to a change in management and the feeling that the two singles had not done well enough for an album to be made. In the end, Shaw secured a deal with Rough Trade to make the Hello Angel album (the title of which was inspired by a postcard from Morrissey), and it was released in 1988.
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There Apu apprentices as a priest, but pines to attend the local school which his mother is persuaded to allow. He excels at his studies, impressing a visiting dignitary, and the headmaster takes special interest in him. Within a few years, the teenaged Apu (now played by Smaran Ghosal) has done well enough to receive a scholarship to go to Kolkata for further studies. Sarbajaya feels abandoned and frightened by this, but gives in and lovingly packs his suitcase.
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The woman problem. American Psychologist, 6, 679-682. Boring describes the standard procedure men undergo to achieve prestige in their career: a man must receive a PhD, conduct meaningful research that gets published, and undertake administrative work. If work is done well enough to impress their boss, men are likely to be promoted to higher positions and work in broader tasks such as publishing books, or becoming a dean or college president, allowing them to influence a wider range of people.
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Speidel (1967), p. 288-291. With their forthcoming start-up capital she purchased the property at the corner of Third and Washington. Her first building was short-lived; it burned in the Great Seattle Fire of June 6, 1889, but she had already profited sufficiently to rebuild in stone afterwards. In less than 18 months she had done well enough to expand significantly. Her initial parcel of land had cost $3,000; The larger parcel she bought after the fire cost $25,000.Speidel (1967), p. 292-293.
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Still, the themes from the series have also been praised for being entertaining and debatable despite also sharing it with other Gundam series. Chris Beveridge from Mania Entertainment further commented on this, stating that while it brings parallels other series, Gundam SEED Destinys themes are "also done well enough that it stands firmly on its own." The last episodes were criticized for bringing situations similar to the ones from the ending of Gundam SEED. In contrast, the fight scenes occurrying in these episodes were praised alongside the emotional impact brought by some scenes.
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DeCoster and Crook stated that the gambling games were done well enough that they might satisfy people who enjoy gambling. However, they rated the overall game one star out of five and concluded that there "is no excuse for a program this dumb." In 2016, Nick Thorpe of Retro Gamer reviewed the Amiga version and called it an "okay gambling game" with "some odd idiosyncracies." He considered the game "oddly-coloured and not particularly pleasant to look at," stating that it did not fully show off the Amiga's graphical capabilities.
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The MCG in 1878. The first Test cricket match was played at the MCG in 1877 Up until the fourth tour in 1877, led by Lillywhite, touring teams had played first-class games against the individual colonial sides, but Lillywhite felt that his side had done well enough against New South Wales to warrant a game against an All Australian team. When Lillywhite headed off to New Zealand he left Melbourne cricketer John Conway to arrange the match for their return. Conway ignored the cricket associations in each colony and selected his own Australian team, negotiating directly with the players.
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By 1875 he had done well enough to stock Lawn Hill station with wild cattle, and for twenty years made a business of supplying cattle to widespread goldfields throughout Queensland and the Northern Territory. In 1881 he acted as a guide on a survey for a proposed transcontinental railway in northern Queensland. He discovered deposits of silver and lead in the Lawn Hill area, but commercial operation of the finds did not occur until 100 years later, leading to the present name of Century Mine. An escaped prisoner named Joe Flick nearly ended Hann's life in 1889.
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Posculo was born in Brescia with family roots in nearby Bagnolo Mella. His father, Maffeo Posculo, was a notaio who had done well enough in his profession to afford Posculo's studies. Posculo most likely studied first under Tommaso Seneca da Camerino and later Gabriele da Concorezzo in Brescia, but while still an adolescent left for Ferrara to learn Greek from Guarino da Verona. It was here that Posculo determined to follow the same path that a number of other Italian humanists had taken (including Guarino da Verona) to perfect their Greek by studying in Constantinople for an extended period of time.
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He appeared in the Magistrate's Court there, aged 15 and charged with "having wilfully damaged the road known as Shakespeare's Cliff Road, by driving a mob of cattle over the clay and mud embankment". He moved to Wellington and after another two years with his father's new business there went to work for W. M. Bannatyne & Co., the importing firm of W. M. Bannatyne and his partner A. R. Baker. By the age of 26, in 1884, he had done well enough at Bannatyne's to marry. In 1888, he built a house for his growing family.
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Percival Levett was buried at St. Martin's Micklegate in York on 13 February 1625.The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Henry Fitz-Gilbert Waters, Vol. LXVII, Published by the Society, Boston, 1913 Levett had done well enough as a merchant to acquire the title of gentleman, a title he assuredly was born without,In deeds of covenant of about 1590, 'Percyvall Levitt' is referred to as 'yeoman.' By 20 May 1617, referring to Levett and his 'son and heir Christopher,' Percival Levett is referred to as 'Gentleman.' and sold his home in Coppergate, in central York, to Matthew Hutton, Archbishop of York.
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The vendor decides to mill the parts. The milling can achieve the specified roughness (for example, ≤ 3.2 μm) as long as the machinist uses premium- quality inserts in the end mill and replaces the inserts after every 20 parts (as opposed to cutting hundreds before changing the inserts). There is no need to add a second operation (such as grinding or polishing) after the milling as long as the milling is done well enough (correct inserts, frequent-enough insert changes, and clean coolant). The inserts and coolant cost money, but the costs that grinding or polishing would incur (more time and additional materials) would cost even more than that.
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Golding has been a regular fixture at the European Tour's qualifying school, where in 2007 he stretched his record to 18 appearances. He has often won a tour card, but up to the age of forty he had never done well enough on the Tour to retain his card automatically. In 2003 Golding won the Open de France, one of Europe's most prestigious events, on his 201st tour start. His prize of €416,660 was more than twice as much as he had ever won in a complete season before that year, and he went on to finish the season in a career best 32nd place on the Order of Merit.
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They are: 'forced acting', 'overacting', 'the exploitation of art', 'mechanical acting', 'art of representation', and his own 'experiencing the role'. One common misrepresentation of Stanislavski is the frequent confusion of the first five of these categories with one another; Stanislavski, however, goes to some lengths to insist that 'two of them deserve to be evaluated as 'art': his own approach of 'experiencing the role' and that of the 'art of representation'. He also makes the concession that so called "mechanical" can appear (when done well enough) to be almost the same as representation in the eyes of the audience, and is therefore occasionally artistic in quality.In addition to Stanislavski's An Actor's Work, for his conception of 'experiencing the role' see Carnicke (1998), especially chapter five.
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This latter position has become the norm in British politics. An exception might be Estelle Morris, who resigned as Secretary of State for Education in 2002, saying she had not done well enough after a scandal over A-level marking. Some recent resignations due to personal errors of judgment or impropriety include the resignation of Ron Davies, the Secretary of State for Wales, for sexual misconduct in 1998, and the resignation of Peter Mandelson, Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, for failing to disclose a substantial loan by a Cabinet colleague in 1999. An argument put forward during the Scott Inquiry into the Arms-to-Iraq affair in the 1980s was a distinction between political responsibility and political accountability.
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The game was initially expected to be released at the end of 1998; Garden stated in a 1999 interview that the team found creating the core game itself much easier than getting it to the quality level they wanted, and that if they had known how difficult it was going to be they may have chosen not to do the project. He claimed that Sierra did not put much pressure on the studio to release the game before it was ready, and that Relic felt much more pressure from impatient fans. Several ideas for the game, including ship customization, convoy routes, and different unit types for the Kushan and Taiidan fleets were cut during development as they could not be done well enough for the project. Relic did not specifically set out to create a real-time strategy game; Garden and Relic were primarily focused on making a game with exciting large-scale space battles, and chose the genre in order to support that. As a result, they did not try to make innovative gameplay changes in the real-time strategy genre, but instead worked on making implementing the genre in a fully 3D space to make the space battles they envisioned.
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