Solo climbing — which Steck excelled at — is not.
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The Department of Energy's nuclear weapons labs excelled in the former, and DOD's "national laboratory for nuclear weapons effects" — the Defense Nuclear Agency (DNA) and its predecessors — excelled in the latter.
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The fourth film, "Age of Extinction," in particular, excelled internationally.
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Lemonis offers his take on where each excelled and faltered.
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President Obama has excelled at indulging his own worst instincts.
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She also excelled as a student, making the honor roll.
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He excelled for Team USA at the Olympics last summer.
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But even among his fellow developers, Trump excelled at misdirection.
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The rookie Trevor Story has excelled in his place, hitting .
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"She excelled in a variety of areas," Raggi told me.
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But social is not an area where Google has excelled.
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I studied English, and excelled the most in language arts.
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But he had that foundation and excelled as a publicist.
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The birds jumped right in without any training and excelled.
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He played basketball and excelled in his school's honors program.
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Tommy excelled in football, basketball and track in high school.
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Her daughter, Maya, was academically gifted and excelled in college.
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SURABAYA, Indonesia — Famela, 8, excelled at math and martial arts.
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When it came to viewership, Insatiable excelled and Dietland flopped.
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He developed into a bright young man who excelled academically.
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Both excelled in the spotlight and eventually landed an agent.
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If I would have excelled, the outcome could have been different.
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Here was a guy who achieved so much, who truly excelled.
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Though much older than her classmates and a foreigner, she excelled.
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At the university, Fernandes developed an interest in economics and excelled.
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One thing that EA's games always excelled at was licensed soundtracks.
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He started his career in sales at IBM, where he excelled.
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Instead, the Apple Watch has excelled at being an "alerts" device.
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She excelled in painting figures, which he generally minimized or avoided.
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But Domenick and Wendell also excelled at the game's social strategy.
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The ubiquitous shopska salad was great but the seafood really excelled.
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Where the other OV leggings I had tried failed, these excelled.
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She excelled at concealing herself, most famously behind her own name.
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I excelled in school, played sports, and had plenty of friends.
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As a girl, Gillian excelled at swimming but wanted a horse.
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I excelled in school, attending Amherst College and Harvard Law School.
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But she struggled economically, even as she excelled in her career.
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Walmart has always excelled at selling products in its cavernous stores.
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It's safe to say that Elton John has excelled in life.
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The best academic societies included individuals that excelled in multiple fields.
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Don excelled in some of the toughest schools in the Marine Corps.
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I excelled at school and was studying to become a prestigious doctor.
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I excelled more on the artistic, grace and flexibility side of gymnastics.
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The MacBook Pro's quad-core processor excelled in the web benchmark, too.
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But Mr. Moran encouraged her to try etching, at which she excelled.
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Despite their premium roots, Maserati products have never excelled in that category.
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Unfortunately for Apple, that's not an area where it has traditionally excelled.
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And I will bet you thought Yogi Berra only excelled at baseball.
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Chao excelled academically and was accepted to Mount Holyoke, a women's college.
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It's the kind of science fiction at which "Star Trek" often excelled.
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During the playoffs, Kessel has excelled, with nine goals and nine assists.
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The United States has long excelled in the use of soft power.
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He excelled at sports, too, but never played or joined organized clubs.
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So they excelled at their task, delivering fuel and ammunition for Gen.
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The England team excelled in the 1990 World Cup, reaching the semifinals.
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Still, both assistants excelled in detailing places to eat in the area.
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He excelled in his classes and developed a strong interest in technology.
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Mr. Trump told the crowd that he had excelled in every debate.
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Burke's songwriting has excelled beyond that of the group's equally excellent debut.
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The aforementioned Ray Robinson excelled with the jab to the solar plexus.
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I was a good student and excelled in every subject except sports.
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"Mamma Mia!" and "The Equalizer 2" excelled by courting extremely different audiences.
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Melgar did what most only dream of and excelled at every turn!
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Still, he excelled at his job as a manager at Domino's Pizza.
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I'd excelled at Manhattan's Stuyvesant High School, famous for its geek curriculum.
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The experience was humbling for Bezos, who had previously far excelled easily.
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He excelled in the largest satellite caucuses, which get proportionately fewer delegates.
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He soon began playing AAU ball, where he excelled with his teammates.
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TOKYO — From a young age, Satomi Hayashi studied hard and excelled academically.
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Darnold excelled at throwing on the run and managed the game well.
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He played poorly in pickleball, a paddle sport he usually excelled at.
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Meanwhile, Kimmel's son was Photoshopped to look like he excelled at pole vaulting.
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In London, Finney excelled both in Shakespeare's plays and in more contemporary offerings.
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We had relatively harmonious, normal childhoods and excelled through primary and secondary school.
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Despite the hardship, Hayes excelled in the classroom and on the football field.
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His first born was "a beautiful lady," who excelled in school, he said.
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I excelled academically, behaved well in class and participated in numerous extracurricular activities.
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The soccer star Abby Wambach also excelled despite the limitations of the show.
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"Trained in ballet, Haruka excelled in all her performance endeavors," Fenves's statement said.
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The one area where the Knights should have excelled was amassing draft picks.
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Though she was the youngest person at the Vegas training, Lawler excelled immediately.
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Rogers excelled at listening, understanding, and showing compassion to every person he met.
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Action painting, textiles, photography — any medium female artists have tried, they've excelled in.
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The one area where humans have typically excelled in modernity is consumer goods.
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Margy, as her friends call her, excelled in mathematics at an early age.
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JON PARELES Cheap Trick has always excelled at not taking things too seriously.
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He preferred the streets to school, where his brothers, William and John, excelled.
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After extensive prep from her staff, Clinton excelled at her Benghazi committee hearing.
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Russian athletes excelled in those games, winning 33 medals, 13 of them gold.
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But I worried whether the Mad Ones had excelled itself into a corner.
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That Rosie Perez quote reminded me how Ms. Sciorra excelled at her job.
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Clinton's showing in the areas where she excelled, like Georgia's Sixth Congressional District.
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He excelled at this task, peppering film analysis with gossip, empathy and playfulness.
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That's where the cheap LCD games of the late '80s and '90s excelled.
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Occasionally, students who excelled in tiny towns or at different sports were recognized.
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Powell excelled in asking the president difficult and clarifying questions about policy proposals.
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He has excelled in later music of Germanic weight and breadth, Brahms especially.
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The Wolf excelled at baking breads, while the Brava was hit and miss.
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Virtually all politicians bend the truth, but Trump has excelled in this regard.
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Tasks that, not coincidentally, the Trump White House hasn't exactly excelled at, either.
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Clinton in the areas where she excelled, like Georgia's Sixth or Northern Virginia.
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But he somehow excelled in a game that the Warriors needed to win.
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One show that excelled at this approach was FX's spy drama The Americans.
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Mike and Chris may well have excelled, but he propelled them in the demographic.
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He excelled in the classroom and realized he wanted to be an English major.
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The campaign appointed Avenatti for the role, and Irwin said that he quickly excelled.
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That led him to conservation work, a space where he has excelled despite discouragement.
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ISIS has long excelled at exploiting power vacuums, and now one is opening up.
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Fox News excelled at wrangling facts — and sometimes fictions — into familiar points of view.
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Airlines have excelled in this by creating a ladder of rewards for frequent flyers.
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Ten years later, many of our picks of 2008 also excelled in empirical work.
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" He added: "I always excelled in sports, so I knew I had advantages there.
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It's a place they might have even excelled had their talent not been overrun.
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At our new school, the teachers were supportive, mom encouraged us, and we excelled.
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Pundits made a big deal this week about how Facebook excelled as Apple stumbled.
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Warren could fit into the seventh-inning role, something he excelled at in 2014.
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My assessment said I excelled at spatial and mechanical reasoning, math and foreign languages.
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Reagan excelled in his role, and earned the label "The Great Communicator" on merit.
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This Dunkin' certainly excelled in making my drink quickly and filling large donut orders.
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We're basically saying only those who excelled in school deserve a path to citizenship.
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Garland has consistently excelled at this tense and cerebral slow burn throughout his career.
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As a student at Woodrow Wilson High School in Camden, N.J., Nakesha had excelled.
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He was a voracious reader and excelled at school ("I tested well," he said).
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They played tennis and excelled at academics, graduating a year early from high school.
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It seems to me women are attracted to industries where other women have excelled.
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Not surprisingly, children who excelled in math were far more likely to become inventors.
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In both pursuits, he excelled at turning the efforts of others into his own.
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Houston excelled offensively without guard Russell Westbrook, who was a late scratch (left thumb).
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He was naturally athletic and competitive, and excelled at running track and playing football.
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The only aspect that he has so far excelled at is picking young talent.
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Dewdney excelled at pairing rhyme with heartfelt artwork to convey her character's emotional journeys.
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Still, in total, Mr. Tillerson has excelled in the somewhat rigid atmosphere inside Exxon.
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He excelled there, but by the time he graduated, his family had broken up.
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He excelled with the irons again Saturday, leaving himself birdie putts of reasonable length.
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With a sunny disposition and her ease at striking up conversations, she quickly excelled.
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He had a job he loved and excelled at, and his star was ascending.
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They found that women CEOs excelled in managing complexity and being perceived as inspirational.
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A local junior fencing champion, Coldon excelled in music, playing the guitar, violin and piano.
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A former member of the program told the AP that Cruz excelled at target shooting.
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Being an artist requires a pluralistic approach to life, one at which Kahlhamer has excelled.
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Russell recorded more than 35 albums and also excelled as a songwriter for other performers.
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Mr. Burton started boxing as an amateur with the Golden Gloves organization, where he excelled.
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I excelled at sports, at football, and I always wanted her to come to games.
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Furthermore, Ms Vonn excelled at all of the slalom events, unlike most other downhill champions.
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France has excelled at major tournaments almost exactly as often as it has failed embarrassingly.
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Where this particular presentation excelled, however, was the integration with the D-Box motion seats.
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Lawler has always excelled in trades and has become more defensively savvy over the years.
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Pomeranz has excelled at Petco Park with a 3-1 record and 0.73 ERA and .
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An avid athlete, Henry Tudor jousted and hunted, threw the javelin and excelled in archery.
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She excelled in drama in high school, won a talent contest and took acting lessons.
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He told reporters Wednesday that candidates who embraced his strategy had excelled at the polls.
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And studying the heavens was, after all, an area where China excelled in ancient times.
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At Bedford, she also joined the maintenance staff, and excelled at electrical and plumbing work.
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Vietnam's largest metropolis, Ho Chi Minh City, has long excelled at boundary-pushing night life.
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Stewart excelled in Adventureland and delivered a great performance in The Clouds of Sils Maria.
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She has endured and excelled, becoming one of the greatest female athletes of all time.
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Like Jack, he was an all-out serve-and-volleyer who excelled under a roof.
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I got her a job at the Peninsula Hotel which she excelled at for awhile.
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While he was out with an injury last season, his rookie substitute, Dak Prescott, excelled.
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He excelled in his position, and the experience seemed to fill him with patriotic ardor.
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John Wick excelled by knowing when and how to get out of its own way.
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She excelled at swimming and diving and collected numerous medals before moving to Anaheim, Calif.
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Mr. van Zweden excelled at making the music's structural elements — what leads to what — clear.
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One is data, an area in which the FT has excelled for almost a decade.
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He excelled in all parts of the game, but Trout was judged to be better.
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They excelled at it by embracing the challenge of getting into their Trader Joe's character.
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A diligent musician from 9 years old onward, Mr. Marks excelled in high school bands.
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Many actors, before and since, have played the sort of roles at which Douglas excelled.
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Encouraged by her mother to take her studies seriously, Ms. McNair excelled in high school.
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Maduro has also excelled at learning from the Castros on how to repress his people.
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He also excelled in wrestling and was a state championship finalist, according to his obituary.
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Desmond learned left field and center field on the fly last season, and he excelled.
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At Francisco Bustamante National High School, Ms. Barriga excelled, leading student government and organizing dances.
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For example, while the network excelled at identifying privacy violations related to faces, hair, etc.
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In her West Bengal village, Begam remembered she excelled in school, at Indian classics in particular.
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And if Lost excelled at anything, it was in making its audience care about its cast.
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While Trubisky excelled against backups, Glennon struggled in his Bears preseason debut against the Broncos' starters.
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But she excelled and did something totally different on her own — something that remains original today.
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For me, it was a case of discovering something that I both enjoyed and excelled at.
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She excelled at exploiting the eeriness of everyday life and creating a sense of the uncanny.
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I think he had just excelled in a sport — he had beat me in a sport.
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What's more, role players — including, if you can believe it, J.R. Smith — have excelled as well.
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She discovered judo while living in a center for displaced children and excelled in the sport.
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Her guilt became a central fact of her identity, and she excelled at being a prisoner.
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The rest of the team, especially the defense, excelled enough to win the Vince Lombardi Trophy.
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The Swainsboro, Georgia, native worked hard and always excelled in school, but it was never easy.
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Horton-Tucker also excelled on defense, holding Wade to just two points and no field goals.
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But years before, the young Trump — nicknamed D. T. — excelled in sports in school, Dobias said.
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It was special because it excelled at both chopping an onion and shaving silverskin from beef.
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In 1986, Barry Larkin, who excelled in virtually every offense department, joined them in the majors.
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HBO's new boss excelled at broadcast TV. Can he do the same in cable's next era?
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Boston catchers excelled on defense, ranking third in the majors at framing, according to Baseball Prospectus.
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He excelled in school and attended Fisk University, where he began frequently smoking marijuana and drinking.
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In these circumstances, Owens has excelled, making him in some ways the quintessential 21st-century referee.
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Not everyone excelled at the game, which Outward Hound scores a level 3 out of 3.
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However, these players would be earning much more if they excelled at a different sport: baseball.
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With the first semester of college down, I can safely say that I excelled in both.
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At USA Today, Brian Truitt said Adam Driver excelled in an expanded role for Kylo Ren.
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Using these strengths, Moana has excelled in the Navy, rising to the rank of lieutenant commander.
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And I say this respectfully to our Chinese hosts, who have excelled so magnificently at Ping-pong.
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At boarding school he excelled in being beaten: "irrational discipline", he recalled, always made him react badly.
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Inspector Ameri is known as a dedicated police officer who excelled in all of his command assignments.
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However, artist Louis Comfort Tiffany also excelled a variety of other art forms, including stunning glass mosaics.
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She also excelled at music, arts, and sports, and music remained important to her throughout her life.
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But despite these missed opportunities, Donald Trump has utterly excelled in one single aspect of the Net.
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Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner) excelled in her studies at the universities of Cersei and Littlefinger (Aidan Gillen).
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Check out the video above to see where Amazon excelled and where it has room to grow.
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Andersen excelled three nights after he was pulled in a shortened outing in a loss at Boston.
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But where banks have really excelled in the low-growth environment has been in keeping expenses low.
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Mattel's rival Hasbro has excelled in translating its properties to successful television shows, movies and online videos.
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Mr Lara, who was at high school shortly before Proposition 227 passed, excelled in English-only education.
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Moore excelled academically, and won a Rhodes Scholarship as a senior at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore.
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She excelled in a time when being a black woman was not synonymous with beauty and class.
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All because there's a gold star at the end, something that says I excelled at something meaningless.
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Although Vermeer excelled at these genre scenes, they were pioneered by an older artist, Gerard ter Borch.
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Judging by growth or innovation, it has excelled compared with most other countries at its income level.
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"This was a strong group of students that went, they excelled academically," Forrest told the Boston Globe.
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He excelled at revealing the dark, broken parts concealed by the steely exteriors of the cowboy archetype.
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From the early Mac days, the late visionary excelled at convincing people that electronics were their friends.
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"He excelled in music and acting and modeling at such a young age," the actor, 22, says.
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He excelled at English, winning prizes for his school essays, and wrote English verse throughout his life.
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In that race, an iconoclastic outsider, Mr. Brown, excelled among liberals in places like Ann Arbor, Mich.
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DaSilva's cousin said the world lost a talented young man who excelled in computer science and music.
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From his breakthrough part in "The Producers," Wilder excelled at moments of explosive rage or sheer desperation.
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He said Mr. Adan excelled in school, and was not especially religious, though also not an atheist.
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Though Hall excelled at Williams, his parents, who were farmers, considered his undergraduate years a bit erratic.
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He excelled in school that quarter earning the top GPA for all freshmen on the swim team.
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From the snacks to the sauces, Walmart excelled at carrying the name brands that most people recognize.
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As a girl, she excelled at riding; after attending Yale, she was recruited to work in finance.
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But his father, also named Miguel, would let him try it only if he excelled in practice.
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The duo excelled at identifying and exploiting overlooked opportunities, and they rode the approach to great success.
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Billy and Gary, both far more experienced screenwriters and gifted directors as well, really excelled at that.
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It's where we saw our photos as young people when we excelled in school, sports or arts.
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He also "excelled as a skilled spokesman for the firm both internally and externally," the firm said.
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Still, no matter how far Stewart excelled in Nascar, he could never quite leave his past behind.
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She excelled in school and sports, but when it came to boys, she was a late bloomer.
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But experimenting with, disturbing, and often disrupting an audience's expectations through theater was something Prince excelled at.
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She excelled at an expression that told her thousands of admirers that she wished were anywhere else.
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For one thing, I had, from the ages of maybe 6 to 13, excelled as a swimmer.
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In that body I worked my first jobs, volunteered in a hospital, and excelled in team sports.
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She competed at bridge, excelled in the Ladies Nine-Hole League, became a deacon at her church.
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I actually excelled in every math class I have ever taken, but I don't mean to lie.
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It was apparent why Qayum had excelled as an imam, a teacher, a commander, and a recruiter.
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I was a fair to middling freestyler, but I really excelled on the one-meter diving board.
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The savvy Boucher would rather credit the players who have excelled during his first year as coach.
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He excelled in school and went to Harvard, where he majored in English and studied computer science.
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She excelled in her college-prep private school, where she was dubbed "gifted and talented," she says.
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With her sumptuous sound and innate feeling for expressive color, the marvelous Ms. Barton excelled as Adalgisa.
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The Yankees will probably use LeMahieu at all of those spots, but he has excelled at second.
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The make-up of the inner ear indicated Timurlengia, like T. rex, excelled at hearing lower frequency sounds.
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Rosenfeld excelled in high school, earned a full scholarship to Brandeis and is currently interning with US Sen.
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Whereas his father excelled in fundraising, Levi has struggled, ending March with just under $11,500 on the books.
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Brontë, Woolf, Varda: Women artists have always excelled at cracking open old structures—the manmade logos of chronos.
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He eventually enrolled into a computer engineering program at the University of Pittsburgh and excelled as a student.
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One area where Kia and other automakers have excelled is improving the infotainment systems in their newest models.
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Bumgarner has also excelled against the Mets in his career, going 5-0 with a 1.80 ERA and .
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He and the clinic technician both cried when Oliver excelled at an Amsler Grid Macular Degeneration vision test.
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Steele excelled at the task by assembling the now infamous dossier, with the apparent help of Putin's minions.
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Roku has always excelled at the number of services it supports, and new ones are still being added.
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He controlled the tics with medication and went to Cal Berkeley, where he excelled in the short races.
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They had excelled in not only their athletic chops, but had been so much fun throughout the day.
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She had excelled in several Bush administration jobs after the campaign, all of which she says she loved.
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Despite its demands—or because of them—Peixoto was drawn to four-wall, and he excelled at it.
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Instead, Lillard excelled and found an outstanding backcourt partner in McCollum, whose minutes tripled along with his production.
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Hasbro has excelled in taking its properties and translating them to successful television shows, movies and online videos.
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I took up sniper training, because the Army recruitment algorithms had seen that I excelled at sitting quiet.
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Race traveled the world to perform and excelled in single's matches as well as the tag team division.
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Surprisingly, Garoppolo, on a team with nothing to play for, has excelled in the second half of games.
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Throughout her career as a filmmaker, Zoe Cassavetes has excelled at highlighting the female experience with bracing openness.
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Ms. Radvanovsky, with her bright, powerful voice and dramatic fervor, excelled in Norma's moments of torment and fury.
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Instead, enduring champions like Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray have excelled on all fronts.
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Nathan Eovaldi, who also excelled in the postseason, called Price one of the best teammates he has had.
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The former high school debate state champion excelled in that format and raised money after recent strong performances.
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The bullpen excelled over the final two months, pitching to a 3.78 E.R.A., the seventh-lowest in baseball.
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Over a long career, Mr. Comey has excelled at telling his story while tiptoeing around Washington's bureaucratic minefields.
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She seemed to be lacking in common sense, but excelled at math and was called a "mathematical genius."
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Eusebio Jr. excelled at soccer and worked in the fields during his summer vacations to help the family.
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Where Ms. Fiorina was known for bold technology strategies and polished public presentations, Mr. Hurd excelled at operations.
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There Luo excelled himself and impressed the top leadership by swiftly weeding out corruption and overhauling the government.
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Gyasi, similarly, excelled at writing from an early age but couldn't imagine a literary career before AP English.
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Bhawani Das also excelled at drawing animals, perhaps best encapsulated in his "Male Fruit Bat" (ca. 1772-82).
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Maybe because of these fears, or because I was good at nothing else, I excelled at the deadlift.
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The undocumented immigrant students who excelled in the face of a harsh political environment in the United States.
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However, each Series did have a first baseman who excelled and did so with virtually the same statistics.
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Players such as Ben Simmons, Joel Embiid, and Blake Griffin excelled after missing their entire rookie seasons with injuries.
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Hall, however, has excelled when facing the Islanders, scoring three goals and setting up another in five career encounters.
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The medium in which she's most excelled has been Instagram — her account was gloriously unfiltered before it mysteriously disappeared.
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A painter turned set designer for the Paris Opera, Daguerre excelled at creating sweeping panoramic views of city landscapes.
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But the Pixel C ran Android, which has never excelled on tablets due to a lack of optimized apps.
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Rival Hasbro has excelled in taking its properties and translating them to successful television shows, movies and online videos.
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Over the past five years, as their team excelled one shock upset at a time, the managers became close.
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Myron quickly excelled on the field, and McKinley, the brother closest in age to Myron, often trained with him.
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Bonk was one of those kids who excelled at anything he tried, the kind you picked first at recess.
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Even more to the point, Spotify has excelled in one key place many other podcasting platforms have failed: discovery.
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My parents were devastated: They couldn't understand what had happened to their "gifted" child who had always excelled academically.
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She followed her older sister to the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, where she excelled in the fashion design program.
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Clinton has always excelled among black voters, but the leanings of other nonwhite voters are somewhat less clear. Mrs.
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Bob excelled at a lot of things but mostly he was a stand up guy and a wonderful person.
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Mr. Keller excelled in law school at the University of Texas and was noticed in conservative Texas legal circles.
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He was a great defensive coordinator at Florida, and he excelled as a recruiter and a coach at Louisville.
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He even excelled in more under-the-radar movies like Side Effects and A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints.
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He excelled at working in high-end retail, partying behind velvet ropes and drawing creative people into his orbit.
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He attended Hugh W. Campbell Primary School, then Jack Hayward High, where he excelled on the school's basketball team.
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He excelled at school and wanted to go to university to study engineering and "realize his dreams," she said.
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If 2018 was a terrible year for new and revived musicals, a few that were somehow both still excelled.
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Ms. Martins found a welcoming, liberating place, where she excelled in class, forged new friendships and met a girlfriend.
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Joe excelled in football, basketball and baseball at Winchester High School and was recruited by more than 100 colleges.
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He grew up poor, he said, but excelled at Hue University, where his history thesis explored Nguyen-era porcelain.
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He landed a job at tech firm called Logiquest, and excelled, becoming president of the company in his 20s.
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But where Stanton has really excelled this season in comparison with previous seasons has been against left-handed pitching.
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The previous day, Souhel had boasted about Redwan, who'd excelled in high school and intended to become a dentist.
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The general excelled in a difficult job, as he did in tours in Afghanistan, Iraq and the Gulf War.
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As a trainee detective in Brixton, during the nineteen-nineties, Neville worked gangs, and he excelled at recruiting informants.
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The scion of a high-caste family, Shah had trained as a biochemist but excelled as a political tactician.
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Zuckerberg identified that his expertise was in product, and then built a team around him that excelled at everything else.
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Morgan excelled in the Women's World Cup earlier this year, scoring six goals to help the U.S. win the title.
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The Defenders moved slowly at times, but one thing it excelled at was emphasizing the importance of the "sidekicks," i.e.
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The only place they've really excelled is as a supplier for all the chips that power Xbox Ones and PS36673s.
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Whitney excelled both academically and athletically at Bates College; he graduated cum laude after playing football as the starting fullback.
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He excelled at school, obtained a place at Makerere University in Kampala, entered Uganda's national mathematics competition, and came second.
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Not even PigBot, a hulking tank that excelled at not budging an inch, was able to resist fierce Taetay's wedges.
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Siblings Sandra and Tony Camacho Rodriguez held stable jobs in Cuba: Sandra excelled in dentistry and Tony in mechanical engineering.
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Born in 153 in Kansas City, Missouri, Vaughan excelled in school and graduated from Wilberforce University in Ohio in 1926.
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He excelled when it mattered most and went 9-1 in postseason games in his career under coach Vince Lombardi.
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Prince excelled at this, making his music a slick kiss upon one's body as lovely and precious as Prince himself.
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And while Chacin has been bouncing between the bullpen and the rotation, he has excelled in his recent starting action.
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Since the release of their debut video "Virile" in January 2016, French duo The Blaze have excelled in this practice.
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The mezzo-soprano Michelle DeYoung, who excelled as Venus in Wagner's "Tannhäuser" this season at the Metropolitan Opera, stepped in.
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Elendu-Ukeje also faced discouragement from other women who had excelled in other fields and lamented how hard it was.
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It is easy to see why he always excelled at sports, and Marcus definitely found a home in Muay Thai.
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Umenyiora was joined in his own class by defensive tackle Davern Williams, who excelled in school as an interior rusher.
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The vocalist from Chillicothe, Ohio, initially focused on R&B music but later excelled at jazz ballads and torch songs.
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It was upon arriving at her third high school, East Nashville High School, that Winfrey most excelled as a teen.
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Though Mr. Johnson excelled in a variety of sports, including skiing, basketball and soccer, he wanted to be a chef.
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"Sidney Verba excelled at not just one career but two," said Professor Schlozman, who teaches political science at Boston College.
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In the Marine Corps, she held posts in Okinawa, Thailand and Camp Lejeune, and excelled as a marksman and runner.
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I gained an appreciation for the old-fashioned art of street entertainment, which Disney's cast members excelled at, while waiting.
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Mr. Oldroyd said Ms. Birch excelled at writing about strong women and wasn't afraid of the power dynamics of violence.
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The company's financial services sector, which has excelled in the past year, also saw revenue increase by about eight percent.
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Many sopranos have excelled in the title role of the water nymph who yearns to be human, including Renée Fleming.
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Mattel's rival Hasbro has excelled in taking its properties and translating them to successful television shows, movies and online videos.
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He was captain of the soccer team and excelled in playing instruments the school had bought by selling raffle tickets.
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One of the less glamorous ways his Navy SEALs excelled was their effective collaboration with the US Army and Marines.
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And this was an area in which Tillerson, in his previous job as chief executive of Exxon Mobil, had excelled.
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Though an indifferent student, she excelled at drawing, and went to the local City College to train in commercial art.
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But Ms. Jun also excelled as a volleyball player and musician, participated in student government and held part-time jobs.
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To put it more simply: The people who said they excelled at self-control were hardly using it at all.
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In a time when people are buying more mobile devices and tablets, it's not an area in which Intel has excelled.
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He excelled as a debater, and he and his partner were named the top debate team in the country one year.
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Benita's parents described their daughter as a happy child who excelled in school and at playing the piano and performing jujitsu.
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He excelled in the organ introductions: a passacaglia by Georg Muffat and Bach's Prelude and Fugue in E minor (BWV 548).
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Spanish clubs have long excelled at this, by endlessly practising the rondo: a close-quarters version of piggy-in-the-middle.
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Those arguments include: He excelled in a wide-open scheme at Cal, but one that operates much differently than NFL offenses.
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As chief minister of Gujarat, Mr Modi excelled at drumming up investment from big corporations and breathing down civil servants' necks.
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Largely faithful to the comics, the film tells a straightforward origin story -- in hindsight, an area where Marvel has generally excelled.
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But she excelled well on the show — winning the second week's challenge and never finding herself in the bottom three before.
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Van Amburg has excelled at using unconventional marketing channels, including new media, technology, and other ad formats to promote TV shows.
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Blake Bortles has excelled against the NFC on the road, recording 21,2200 passing yards and 22 touchdowns in four career games.
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Every October, the Nobel Prize committee announces who has excelled in the fields of physics, chemistry, literature, economics, medicine and peace.
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What we can say is that they excelled in close quarters but found it trickier to match humans' long-term strategies.
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Both players have excelled this year and have given the Sabres hope after two campaigns at the bottom of the league.
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Hilda I. Clayton died as she was teaching the tenets of documenting war -- something she excelled in as a combat photographer.
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The teen excelled in high school with the help of his ever-present aide, earning him a spot at the college.
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Through five full seasons, starting from the time he was 18 years old, Ohtani excelled on both sides of the ball.
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And Henry practiced, and apparently excelled, in a of wrestling indigenous to the Cornwall region of England, known as Cornish Wrestling.
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After the war, he became involved in the Komsomol, the Soviet youth league, and excelled at both school and farm work.
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During these past two weeks of international competition, dozens of athletes from across New York have excelled at the Summer Games.
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It helped that Shapero had excelled in his current role, significantly increasing the number of clients registered with LinkedIn's recruiting business.
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The Terrapins, who have excelled defensively much of the season, still have not allowed more than 78 points in a game.
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Since Hulu's inception in 2007, it has excelled at bringing on-demand TV series, both old and new, to its viewers.
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At this, it excelled, leveraging Szulczewski's expertise from his years at Google, where he worked on the tech giant's advertising algorithms.
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Introducing a points grind to an area that BioWare has traditionally excelled at (engaging conversations with NPCs) is a strange decision.
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This includes work, certainly, but does not necessarily imply that the former work at which the person excelled should be restored.
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And as unpopular as Trump may be at the moment, he's excelled in the past at the art of negative contrast.
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The Indians have also excelled on the mound, leading the majors in E.R.A. (3.30) and strikeouts, while issuing the fewest walks.
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He excelled at filling space, with his girth, his personality, his grand and unprecedented home runs, and his sense of himself.
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Dominick's mother, Georgette Bess, is a paralegal in New York who excelled in school and instilled academic discipline in her son.
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Rashford excelled, stretching Chelsea's center backs with the kind of movement and pace that Ibrahimovic would not be able to offer.
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His family struggled with poverty and drug addiction, but he excelled academically and went on to attend Bowdoin College, in Maine.
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As computer games fall in and out of fashion, gamers who excelled at particular titles can see their careers vanish overnight.
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Sometimes the next contributor is obvious from the outset, as it was with Murray, who excelled on special teams at Minnesota.
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Sent to a school for the blind, he excelled, learning Braille and memorizing the Quran by the time he was 20043.
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Islamic State has excelled in that by offering instant citizenship to any lone-wolf hater who kills infidels in its name.
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Thanks to this focus, Amazon has excelled over AI rivals like Alphabet and Microsoft in bringing voice technology to the home.
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He had noticed that some officers and informants excelled at making identifications, but he had always attributed the difference to motivation.
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As we continued through the store, it was clear that Wegmans excelled at facilitating an experience between customers and their food.
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Since her early days, Monáe has excelled at character development, and her music functions best as part of an audiovisual whole.
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While most high school bands struggle to make it past graduation, The Sidekicks excelled once they were outside of those confines.
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I've never excelled in giant scenes of people and you're just like a soldier, which is kind of a cheesy word.
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Clinton, in part because there are fewer elected Democratic officials to recruit in the traditionally Republican areas where she often excelled.
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Trump excelled at that during the Republican primaries, in part with put-downs of his rivals and his sense of humor.
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He excelled in a pair of intra-squad scrimmages, completing 26 percent of his passes while throwing two touchdowns and no interceptions.
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He excelled at the Westacre Montessori School in Norfolk, which is a short drive from the family's grand country mansion, Anmer Hall.
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When I think back on the times in my early career when I really excelled, I often had a really mean boss.
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Steve Largent, the Hall of Fame Seahawks receiver who represented Oklahoma's 1st district, excelled for the Republicans until his retirement in 2002.
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As Sixers Coach Brett Brown noted before Wednesday's game, the height has paid off on the defensive end, where Philadelphia has excelled.
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She also gave credit to women who had excelled in the sci-fi space before them, such as Sigourney Weaver in Alien.
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The Clinton campaign acknowledges that Mr. Sanders has excelled at small-donor solicitations, but says the former first lady is catching up.
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Throughout his career, he's excelled at building tension and creating atmospheric unease, and on a sheer filmmaking level, that's no different here.
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The account painted a grim picture for the network, which has excelled, thanks to its incredibly discerning taste and prestige-level programming.
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Udacity is on to a similar trend, and has excelled as the go to provider for training in Google technologies, like Android.
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Theron has excelled at playing complicated and even unlikable characters — she won an Oscar in 2004 for playing serial killer Aileen Wuornos.
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Trump hasn't always excelled in the debates, and this one will matter, if the billionaire wants to remain a top-tier candidate.
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He has sung ranchero to Christmas carols, but boleros are where he excelled, though critics often found him repetitive and lacking innovation.
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Although she was in a male-dominant environment, Ginsburg excelled academically and was the first woman to join the Harvard Law Review.
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Galen, a Greek philosopher in the Roman empire, jokingly awarded a donkey with a Pankration prize because the donkey excelled in kicking.
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Pushed into a starting job because of an ankle injury sustained by the higher-scoring Jonas Valanciunas, Biyombo has excelled at center.
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My mother went through her middle-school education and excelled in math, so she became a math teacher after the Cultural Revolution.
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These players conveyed the symphonic sweep and turbulence of the first movement of the First Quartet, and excelled in its lilting Intermezzo.
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He was a twenty-one-year-old college graduate, whose primary qualification was that he excelled at Football Manager, a computer game.
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Astrid excelled in school, and, feeling confined by the Jordaanese slang she'd grown up speaking, made a point of mastering "proper" Dutch.
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Physics, which he excelled at, was quite profound, but intelligence struck him as "hopelessly" so, an immense realm of the imperfectly understood.
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The company focused on sales and pricing — something at which it excelled, at least for a while — while others did the development.
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Baker emerges as a frightened, defiant, arrogant and entirely self-centered musician, who, by his own admission, excelled at only one thing.
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Benjamin had excelled as a rookie and entered training camp as the team's clear No. 1 receiver and Cam Newton's favorite target.
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The band has always excelled at finding emotional catharsis in intimate, quiet moments but here, the arrangements seamlessly flow through the tracklist.
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Buakaw excelled in K-1 by performing this leg drag and opening up with either body shots or hooks to the head.
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Of that generation, only Modric, steering Croatia to the final, has excelled, and he may yet choose to bow out in glory.
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Rivers has also excelled at home of late, with two touchdowns and no interceptions in each of his last three home games.
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A friend said he used to play third base for a summer baseball team, the Brooklyn Bombers, and also excelled at basketball.
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I, on the other hand, excelled in school and did everything right, including not having sex with boys until I was 20.
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The men of the company's chorus excelled as the miners who left families behind to come to California with dreams of gold.
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Where the two productions differed most — and where one foundered while the other excelled — was in presenting the story of Gandhi's life.
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The only way to do that, her campaign says, is to stick to what Warren has most excelled at this year: policy.
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Mishustin excelled at the most important task under Russia's model of state capitalism, which rests on massive government spending: efficient tax collection.
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The job of NSA requires a cool head, a big brain, excellent managerial skills and an even temper: few have excelled at it.
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Obama's administration excelled at getting out its message in non-traditional ways while also being noted as one the most secretive administrations ever.
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Winner: Leica SofortIndoor PhotographyOur final battle took us back inside where good lighting situations showed us which cameras excelled at pretty easy photos.
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It could be someone who, rather than attending Yale or Harvard, excelled despite having to work fulltime while attending law school at night.
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He provides a soul of sorts, a reliable touchstone that becomes indispensable to a film's disposition, and with Arrival, Jóhannsson's excelled once again.
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Their son, Jesse, was a fifth-grader at Conover Road School and "excelled in history, especially WWI and WWII," according to his obituary.
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He just excelled at marketing a product that made some men feel worldly and virile and some women feel sophisticated and proudly sexual.
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Even Marchionne or Mr Ghosn may not have been up to the task—not least because these superstars excelled in rescuing failing carmakers.
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In addition, Kalinowski said that the company has excelled at creating marketing that resonates with consumers and has remained focused on its brand.
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He excelled at everything: he could sing, he was athletic, he was good at basketball and computers, you name it, the brother said.
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Screenshot: GizmodoOne area where Samsung phones have always excelled is in the number of different options and configuration settings you get access to.
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According to her attorney, Richardson was a cheerleader at Carlisle High School, where she had excelled as a student and graduated in May.
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He excelled as a student at Princeton and Oxford, earning a professorship in philosophy at New York University when he was only 25.
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South African players who are classed as black (a term which includes those of mixed race and Asian background) have excelled at cricket.
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What Trump excelled in was expressing pure racial-cultural resentment, which makes him a certain breed of populist, but not an economic one.
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I had excelled at sprinting in high school and college, and had no real powerlifting learning curve when I began pursuing that sport.
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Diallo excelled in mathematics and intended to pursue a career as an engineer with the mines, the only industry of note in Guinea.
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Klobuchar's uneven performance—she excelled at defending Planned Parenthood, but didn't really define a vision for improving American health care overall—won't suffice.
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His standing is far different from that of Khrushchev, Brezhnev or Gorbachev, who excelled in the gray apparatchik universe of the Soviet hierarchy.
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To sustain this narrative, the Kremlin's state-controlled media has excelled at reconstructing the centuries-old image of Russia as a besieged fortress.
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He called Coleman a "special young woman, who excelled both in the classroom and in the gym" in a statement to WFSB-TV.
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He provides a soul of sorts, a reliable touchstone that becomes indispensable to a film's disposition, and with Arrival, Jóhannsson's excelled once again.
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"['The Outsiders'] is an outstanding book about CEOs who excelled at capital allocation," billionaire Warren Buffett wrote in his 2012 annual shareholder letter.
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Bedridden for a time, Valadon turned to the one sedentary occupation that could hold her attention: drawing, at which she had always excelled.
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Both excelled at keeping hitters from reaching base, with Kluber posting the lowest WHIP (walks plus hits per inning) in the majors at .
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The rules attached to those loans kept rents low, but Fred Trump excelled at keeping costs low, and the empire became enormously profitable.
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Buckner excelled at football and baseball as a youth, and the Dodgers selected him in the second round of the 53 amateur draft.
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This is a group that has already excelled beyond expectations, so it doesn't think it will make the bad financial decisions others make.
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By all accounts Mr. Macron was precocious: an accomplished pianist who excelled academically and starred in the school play, which Ms. Trogneux directed.
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Highlighted in a New York Times article, the students who excelled after high school were the ones who fell and got up afterward.
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She graduated from the undergraduate business program at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, where she excelled on the tennis team.
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One lawyer who has opposed her in court described her technique as 20 percent law, at which she excelled, and 80 percent acting.
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He excelled upon returning in September, started and lost the wild-card game at Yankee Stadium, and took over as closer this June.
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In contrast to last year, this time he stepped into the heart of that great golfing crucible and not only survived, but excelled.
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He excelled in debate contests, was class president at his high school and embraced the Democratic Party, just like his Irish immigrant grandfather.
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Much as the industry capitalized on the Los Angeles riots, it has excelled, since 9/11, at tapping into the fear of terrorism.
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With the wind blowing in at Charlotte Sports Park, and facing a lineup made up mostly of Tampa Bay's regulars, Montgomery, 24, excelled.
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She excelled at clarion high notes, but Black thought that a passage about the murder of the heroine's father should be more tender.
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Once a major star (she won an Oscar in 1952 for "The Bad and the Beautiful"), Grahame excelled at playing knowingly sultry floozies.
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There are an estimated 800,000 Kosovans living abroad, mostly in Switzerland, Germany, Austria and Sweden, and in a sporting context they have excelled.
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Using an implement he wielded with his stumps, Buchinger excelled in calligraphy, ornamentation, and micrography, the practice of making patterns with tiny letters.
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Over the last 25 years, Lambert, 21, has excelled at exposing her fears, foibles and frolics, and won both commercial success and critical acclaim.
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This does not mean General McMaster will be a good national security adviser, a perniciously difficult job, at which only a few have excelled.
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Though his family excelled at the convention -- his son Donald Jr. in particular -- it was not clear that Trump will ever change his style.
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Cubs RH John Lackey (220-212, 266) Anderson has excelled in his first two starts as a fill-in for the injured Matt Garza.
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But all accounts paint a picture of a happy, well-liked teenager who excelled in sports and school and had dreams of doing more.
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Talk about the objectives of your role, how you accomplished or excelled in the objectives, the ways in which this work impacted the business.
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The seven-time National Basketball Association all-star excelled at all aspects of the game during a career that spanned from 1963 to 1977.
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After experiencing a grueling 19-month recovery process to acclimate himself to life as a quadriplegic, Mills has more than just endured, he's excelled.
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Rachmaninoff and Mahler meet somewhere at the juncture of late Romanticism and post-Romanticism, styles in which the Philadelphians excelled through the 20th century.
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The world that Mr. Guadagnino creates is at once seductive and aspirational, and another reminder that movies have always excelled at stoking consumer desires.
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The final sections of the exhibition focus on two areas in which Parmigianino excelled in comparison with his older, friendly rival: drawing and portraiture.
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"Facebook was originally designed to connect friends and family -- and it has excelled at that," wrote Samidh Chakrabarti, Facebook's product manager for civic engagement.
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Since then, he has excelled at using the media to consolidate power inside Russia and, increasingly, to wage an information war against the West.
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Quarterback Sam Bradford, acquired from Philadelphia for two draft choices, excelled in his two starts, completing 22.1 percent of his passes without an interception.
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For example, both players excelled as jump shooters off the dribble, but Gibbs has scored more of his points by finishing near the rim.
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Chance the Rapper has excelled in this endeavor—despite his considerable popularity, he still hasn't signed a record deal or released a proper album.
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Workers from the foundation of Tegla Loroupe, a former marathon world-record holder, arrived to hold track and field trials, and the five excelled.
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Roethlisberger completed multiple passes to four receivers as the Steelers' passing offense excelled in its first week without injured Pro Bowl receiver Antonio Brown.
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But when he had a chance encounter with Grant, he realized that he envied the things he couldn't do well that Grant excelled at.
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Heather Harper, the Northern Irish-born soprano, excelled early in her career in lighter repertory and became associated with the music of Benjamin Britten.
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Invisible wounds festered beneath a polite and tidy surface; I excelled in every school subject, and had new and thoughtfully coordinated outfits each September.
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As a youngster, he excelled in mathematics, science and drawing; he once said he found it easier to draw a word than spell it.
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He has also excelled in the field, but a diving stop in the first inning Monday will keep him sidelined when it matters most.
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Jean excelled in math starting in the first grade and chose to attend college at Mount Holyoke because it had an excellent mathematics department.
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He spent his childhood as a herd boy but excelled in academics, winning a scholarship to the Tiger Kloof secondary school in South Africa.
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Recording this in our history books would be simply too shameful, demanding the kind of self-examination at which this country has never excelled.
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The kinds of Democrats who have excelled in caucuses in recent years, like Mr. Sanders and Barack Obama, were backed overwhelmingly by younger voters.
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Their new life was stable: Nikolai excelled in school, Sergey worked in construction and Ms. Ponomarev found jobs as an expediter for architecture firms.
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Hannah excelled as a student, as a high school athlete, and by 2015 she was enrolled at Oberlin College, a prestigious liberal arts school.
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After finishing high school at Winchester College, where his father taught music, he entered the University of Cambridge, Trinity College, and excelled in mathematics.
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This song is half-rapped, or half-spoken, a calculated jolt away from the sparkling melodies she's always excelled at, even at her unhappiest.
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Showrunner Raphael Bob Waksberg and his writing room have excelled at all of those things, hitting the sweet spot between devastating, cathartic, and hilarious.
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Last year, one of her teachers from high school chimed in with support for the celebrity, saying that she excelled in history during school.
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Greiss, 215, excelled midway through last season after Halak was injured, then led the Islanders to their first playoff series win in 210 years.
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Long wanted Conforto to use his legs more in his swing because he had done that when he excelled in 2015 and early 2016.
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Lauryn's mom, Laura Luther, said her daughter excelled in all types of math, but the financial education component was missing from her school's curriculum.
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He excelled in academics, graduating from Wyoming High School in 2013 as his class salutatorian and getting a scholarship to the University of Virginia.
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He excelled on the harmonica and was knowledgeable about jazz, and he played with other bands besides the Harmonicats and even formed his own.
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She joined the Avengers to better understand her abilities and excelled, eventually mastering her powers and becoming chairwoman of the team for a time.
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Even better, he excelled in October, with a long relief stint in Game 43 of the N.L.C.S. and a save in the World Series.
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Such solidarity between the main political parties on this issue would help mitigate the fissures in this country the Russians have excelled at exploiting.
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Watson made his first start in Week 2 and immediately excelled, leading the Texans to a 13-9 win on the road against the Bengals.
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" Griffin exhibited struggles in balance, and muscular and fine-motor weakness, but excelled in other areas: "talking, creativity, imagination, conversation, communication, engaging with people socially.
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Although Bode excelled on skis, Chilly mastered the mountain on a snowboard — and hoped to take his skills to the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi.
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His online State Department bio says he "has excelled in tough negotiating settings," although he's had little luck with the exceptionally tricky North Korea portfolio.
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He later excelled as an athlete and went on to law school at the University of Havana, where he would find an interest in politics.
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Aboard ship, he excelled in electronics and boxing -- always the athlete yet reading about wires and batteries and electrical currents until late in the night.
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The last 50 years of human-rated spacecraft have excelled in the first two qualities, being both structurally sound and making efficient use of space.
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This is all on the well-established and charming retro-style, dial-covered body that Fujifilm has excelled in creating over the last few years.
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Italy has, of course, long excelled in the performance of opera, with generations of Italian singers enjoying stellar careers on stages at home and abroad.
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Trump excelled as a candidate not because of his grasp of policy details, but because of how he made voters feel, what he promised emotionally.
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Of course it had to be a big secret—and the country's all-seeing secret police, the Stasi, excelled at making sure secrets were kept.
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I made a film in a genre that my parents have excelled in and I think if anything that's really exciting and special for us.
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Tyler Johnson and Brayden Point also had a goal and an assist each to support goalie Andrei Vasilevskiy, who excelled again by stopping 32 shots.
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The inspired players excelled in an ambitious program that featured the New York premiere of Andrew Norman's "Switch," one of several recent Utah Symphony commissions.
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Some players have transitioned from one capacity to the other: Babe Ruth, the greatest hitter in history, famously excelled as a pitcher in his youth.
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And whereas solar perovskites have excelled in lab efficiency tests, they still need real-world experience to persuade investors and customers to trust the product.
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Kreiz has more than two decades of experience in the media and entertainment industries, particularly children's entertainment, areas that Mattel's rival Hasbro has excelled in.
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As someone who never excelled athletically growing up, I never really felt worthy of high-performance gear like compression shorts, arm sleeves, and talcum powder.
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In addition to acing the "Where do you see yourself?" question, Welch felt Jessica excelled by showing how to turn a negative into a positive.
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Tomlin was unremarkable in the regular season, but he excelled in his first two post-season starts and has continued that through four innings tonight.
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Perhaps one contributing factor is that the Amphicar neither excelled as a car (topping out around 70 mph) nor as a boat (it frequently leaked).
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László Moholy-Nagy especially excelled at it with his dynamic photograms, some of which are on view in his current retrospective at the Guggenheim Museum.
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Kollar went on to work for other advertising agencies and luxury brands, where he excelled through his sensitivity to the combination of light and texture.
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At Skybridge, he excelled at getting wealthy clients into the hottest funds as they clamored for the services of prominent managers such as John Paulson.
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She later grew frustrated, friends and colleagues said, that the system in which she excelled as a producer did not welcome more women as directors.
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The Rangers have another highly touted goalie prospect, 23-year-old Igor Shestyorkin, who has excelled in the Kontinental Hockey League in his native Russia.
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She excelled in school and went on to study art history at Harvard, becoming the first person in her immediate family to go to college.
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The candidate has also had difficulty connecting with voters on a personal and emotional level, analysts said, an area where Mr. López Obrador has excelled.
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He excelled in mathematics and received a scholarship to Oxford University, where he earned bachelor's degrees in physiology and chemistry and a doctorate in biochemistry.
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Biles spent much of her childhood in foster care before her grandparents adopted her and her sister, but all the while she excelled at gymnastics.
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Folt may be weighing all this, and perhaps that the Trojans have excelled in other areas — five teams have won national championships in Swann's tenure.
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I reckon that's the advantage of having a father who excelled in the sport and taught you how to do it as a small child.
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Brown has excelled with turf horses, winning nearly every major turf race in America, including seven Breeders' Cup races on grass and the Arlington Million.
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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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As we enter a new decade, Business Insider has chosen its best XI using footballers who have excelled the most from the past 10 years.
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She excelled in the medical service corps and is now the deputy chief of staff for operations in the office of the Army's surgeon general.
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From the late 1950s all the way into the 1980s, the North Carolina School for the Deaf excelled against hearing and non-hearing teams alike.
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But U.S. anti-propaganda efforts still appear largely stuck in the Cold War era — while Russia has excelled at adapting to social media, observers said.
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Success Academy schools have excelled at selecting out students who will perform poorly on state tests and then preparing their remaining students to test well.
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For the past decade, Medellin, Colombia-based DJ and producer Benjamin Woods has excelled making reverent disco-funk jams inspired by Afrobeat and Latin grooves.
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Where Kongolo excelled was in the Ernesto Hoost and Rob Kaman style of firing extensive combinations against the guard and punctuating them with low kicks.
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Show A Relatable Sense Of HumorYou can call it dad humor, but Obama excelled at his ability to relate to the country on non-political issues.
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Image: Ryan Mandelbaum/T2iImage: Hudson Hongo/T2iImage: Ryan Mandelbaum/T2iValenzuela's tool excelled at creating the stuff of fever dreams in response to Gizmodo staffers' twisted requests.
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The old web excelled as this sort of pleasure, but if you look hard enough, you can get your fix on the new web as well.
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As a middle-school student there, Cruz excelled, with staff describing him as a pupil who was "trying very hard" to do well and fit in.
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While I excelled at creating relationships, I think didn't solidify certain bonds — for example, with Will and Hannah — because I lacked the ability to be vulnerable.
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"Ondria Tanner and Her Grandmother Window-shopping, Mobile, Alabama, 1956" surpasses the documentary tradition Parks excelled at, transforming everything in his viewfinder into charged symbolic space.
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MORE assumed office without any foreign affairs or national security experience, although he excelled in the use of a teleprompter and the cadence of speech delivery.
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China and other emerging economies are making rapid inroads in key industries that export-driven South Korea has excelled in, including in semiconductors and display panels.
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It was his highest batting average on the date since 2009, and his on-base percentage, a statistic in which he has never excelled, was .418.
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"He excelled in every one of his roles — decorated Marine, pioneer astronaut, accomplished and admired senator, loving husband and father," the Clintons wrote in a statement.
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"Facebook was originally designed to connect friends and family—and it has excelled at that," a product manager named Samidh Chakrabarti wrote on a company blog.
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The party has been wiped out at exactly the level in which O'Malley has excelled; the state capitals and governor's mansions found all across the country.
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These eight films definitely took beatings in the press, but excelled so much in particular areas that they were included in the movie industry's biggest night.
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A year later revenue was three times larger than it had ever been before because I invested in the right person that excelled where I couldn't.
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Defining the narrative Trump's campaign has excelled at leveraging digital ad dollars to keep the controversies surrounding the Trump administration from reaching his supporter base online.
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At Toledo's Whitmer High School, Hayes was a good-but-not-great basketball prospect, an unselfish big man who also excelled in football at wide receiver.
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Even though he started late, Gnar still excelled, and has skated with Lil Wayne and gotten invitations to skate legend Stevie Williams's private skatepark in Atlanta.
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If they've excelled and been captain of their team, I have an amazing appreciation for that, and I want those kinds of people on our team.
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The trusts had hired a small Miami law firm called Kaplan Zeena, whose lawyers excelled at navigating the complexity and opacity of the offshore legal world.
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Before she died, two days before Ruth's high school graduation, she had transferred those ambitions to a daughter who excelled on her own route to Cornell.
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"Barbara excelled in four distinct areas of Milton studies: as teacher, critic, biographer and editor," said John Leonard, a professor at Western University in London, Ontario.
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This exhibition is an opportunity to see how an artist who has always excelled at draftsmanship continually pushes his rendering toward ever greater power and sensitivity.
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He excelled at shorter forms of life writing, and one of his fortes was the personal history that chronicled the angst of living by one's pen.
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For example, Idris Elba and Samuel L. Jackson both excelled in playing characters (Heimdall and Nick Fury, respectively) who were originally white according to comic books.
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Growing up in the 1980s and '90s in Park Slope, Brooklyn, Mr. Vizzini was a creative, precocious boy who excelled in school and loved Dungeons & Dragons.
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But he managed to salvage his 10-18 season, setting the stage for a return to the A.H.L., where he excelled before his promotion last month.
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Growing up, John excelled in math and science, he told the Yale Center for Dyslexia and Creativity in December 2015, but struggled with reading and spelling.
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He excelled in high school sports and was offered football scholarships by several top colleges, but turned them down to try his hand at rowing instead.
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That will come in handy when it's time to update your résumé, or in future interviews when you're asked about times when you've struggled or excelled.
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With an admired tone, he excelled at the heart of the classical repertory and was, with more than 200 discs, one of the most-recorded pianists.
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I excelled at my linear task of making more money from a lot of money regardless of the long-term consequences for others and the environment.
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Reynolds "excelled as a student" and was the only child of his mother, Madison Fletcher, according to a GoFundMe created to help cover his funeral expenses.
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He excelled at playing terrible characters who nonetheless left the audience feeling a measure of sadness, in spite of themselves, when they met an untimely end.
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He excelled at creating the wood or wax models of miniature myrtle leaves, an inches-high mermaid and a goat's head, all used in making molds.
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I tried all the sauces from both chains to see which had a better selection overall, and I found that both chains excelled in different areas.
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Jane the Virgin has always excelled at mining ordinary human pathos from extraordinary events and Gina Rodriguez is an acting tour de force in the episode.
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He's also excelled for his country this year — his three goals steering Algeria to win only its second-ever Africa Cup of Nations during the summer.
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Roethlisberger completed multiple passes to four receivers as the Steelers' aerial attack excelled in its first week without injured Pro Bowl receiver Antonio Brown (left calf).
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The orchestra excelled in the contrasts of the fourth movement, with the strings channeling fervid passions and the brasses taking a jeering delight in their disruptions.
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The only category in which the keto diet excelled was for fast weight loss — it was ranked third, tied with Atkins, Weight Watchers, and Jenny Craig.
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And just like Justice Gorsuch, he excelled as a legal clerk for Justice Kennedy," Trump added, saying Kavanaugh "deserves a swift confirmation and robust bipartisan support.
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He excelled at track, gaining notice as a Dutch junior national champion at 17 in 2004, and eventually earning a scholarship to a university in Utah.
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In the event, Labour's young fans excelled themselves: turnout among people aged 213-228 was 217%, according to a large post-election survey by YouGov, a pollster.
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T-Mobile has long excelled when it comes to speed; at over 12Mbps, its 4G speeds are on par with or, as of December, ahead of Verizon.
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RHP Archie Bradley, who has excelled in the bullpen this season, will be considered to fill RHP Shelby Miller's spot in the rotation, manager Torey Lovullo said.
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As her son, who excelled in many sports, was deciding which to focus on, she left the decision to him -- but quietly prayed he'd pass on football.
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He always excelled at making the apocalyptic dance-able without diminishing its import in any way, and "7" did that as well as any of his oeuvre.
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Over a decade into their showbiz career, the act excelled at turning up the heat on their covers, making even a ubiquitous Beatles smash their very own.
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True, the trend to become a brand manager rather than an owner of restaurants was started by Burger King, a rival, but McDonald's has excelled at it.
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Marin, now 40 and the father of two young children, for most of his career was a rising star who had excelled at Venezuela's top military academy.
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Having spent much of my career studying people who've excelled in their professional lives, I've found that the key to success is starting with a strong mindset.
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She excelled in more intimate formats, the three-quarter and especially bust-length portraits, where her renderings of expression, lightly powdered ringlets and fabric are beyond reproach.
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While many of them have excelled since being drafted, none have performed quite as well as a lefty senior-sign out of Southeast Missouri State,Joey Lucchesi.
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He started out as a pitcher and briefly excelled in both roles, but gave up pitching for good when he joined the New York Yankees in 1920.
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In Kavanaugh's case, he not only excelled at No. 1-ranked Yale Law School but he has been invited to teach at Harvard, Yale and Georgetown universities.
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While the leaders with business degrees were not as strong in some of the areas that humanity degree holders excelled, they were not weak in any area.
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Byrd left his barista job and excelled in the one-year, full-time program and, in August 2019, joined IBM's Cloud projects team as a software engineer.
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He excelled in painting and drawing, winning prestigious prizes and attracting attention with a signature style recognizable by thick, angular black lines that outlined his somber themes.
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Born with a congenital abnormality, Pistorius had both his legs amputated below the knee before his first birthday, but through sheer determination excelled in world-class athletics.
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I knew that she had excelled in school and had been admitted to Moscow State University, the best and oldest university in Russia, where she studied history.
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One area that start-ups in Europe have excelled in is so-called "deep tech" which includes areas such as AI (artificial intelligence), virtual reality and robotics.
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We're going to have to earn people's time and attention with great reporting and original forms of storytelling, something VICE has excelled at for several years now.
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For Ford, Jewish, Irish, and African fighters excelled because they are more inclined to be extroverts than the other immigrant populations, such as the Chinese or French.
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He excelled at piano, but he felt cursed, even as a child, by long periods of what he called writer's block, usually accompanied by crippling self-doubt.
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Michael Phelps and Kobe Bryant may have excelled at different sports, but they have a lot more in common than being two of the world's greatest athletes.
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And for as awful as it is, this development also proves that Orphan Black is ready to get back to a theme it once excelled at exploring.
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Morisot excelled at scenes of villégiature: the new, bourgeois practice of taking a holiday, which she often painted from perspectives between inside and outside, public and private.
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He attended Harvard Law School, where he excelled more outside the classroom—as his class' unofficial social coordinator and the official women's intramural basketball coach—than in.
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She "excelled in drama" and went on to have a haphazard youthful stage career in Liverpool and London, with time out for stints in several repertory companies.
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But her parents forced her to keep going, and Cleary eventually excelled in school and in college and found a job as a librarian in Yakima, Wash.
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After months as the front-runner, with the power to clear the field if he excelled, Mr. Biden is now a candidate at once determined and dependent.
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Mr. Jones excelled at Per Scholas, graduating in 2015 and earning a pair of certifications for various operating systems that allowed him to apply for I.T. positions.
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Moreover, admission to ENA is highly meritocratic in that only students who have excelled in their undergraduate studies and conquered written and oral exams are allowed entry.
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If Tulowitzki is the opening-day shortstop, it will allow the Yankees to keep Gleyber Torres at second base, where he excelled last season as a rookie.
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One of them made only nine clocks in his lifetime, but he excelled at it, all by himself, without an industry behind him to back him up.
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Cruz, who was a member of the team, reportedly excelled despite ongoing violent outbursts that saw him expelled from the school for "disciplinary reasons" in early 2017.
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She excelled at sports as a child in Delhi until she was hospitalized at the age of ten with major lung problems and had to quit playing.
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While the Brits have excelled at keeping the classic well, classic, there's been a surge of alterations to the silhouette that feel like a breath of fresh air.
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Bannon also excelled at baseball, although shipmates ribbed him for being called out three times in one inning, recalled David Ziemba, who spoke warmly about his former roommate.
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Like the storied publicists of the past, Hope Hicks has excelled by protecting the image and ego of the organization — in this case, President Trump — that she serves.
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Unlike other terrorist leaders before him, Baghdadi maintained a low profile, appearing only once in public and rarely on social media -- where ISIS excelled at spreading its message.
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The writing provided rich material for the movie's actors and director to play around with, and everyone involved in the movie excelled at bringing the story to life.
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Jamiel Shaw Jr. was an incredible young man, with unlimited potential who was getting ready to go to college where he would have excelled as a great quarterback.
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The new documentary details how RBG excelled in law school while taking care of both her young daughter and her husband Marty, who was diagnosed with testicular cancer.
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Though he was not a good student, he excelled with a tutor his uncle hired for him at home, growing proficient in English over five months, relatives said.
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That's something Pokémon Go excelled at, and the company is hoping to use what they learned on that game to improve the new-player experience for Ingress Prime.
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Meanwhile, competitors like Olympus and Sony have both embraced and excelled at the format, which gives you DSLR quality images in a significantly smaller, and mirror-free body.
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Nolan Sprague, who according to his coach excelled on the mound and was headed for college ball, was paralyzed in the accident and may never walk again, Fox4KC.
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The original quarrel between Masisi and Khama concerned something Botswana has excelled at: preserving its elephants, even as they have come into conflict with its mushrooming human population.
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Cage has always excelled playing wacky eccentrics, and this could prove to be one of his more out-there roles, so take a look at the trailer above.
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ABOUT THE VIKINGS (5-4): Sam Bradford has excelled at home this season, throwing six touchdown passes without an interception while posting a 173 rating in four games.
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He discovered, however, that because he excelled at calculating and mathematics, he was a good co-driver, guiding rally drivers through difficult terrain with detailed instructions and coordinates.
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Morton excelled in school, first at P.S. 114 and later at Seward Park High School (he graduated at 15), but felt little in the way of intellectual stirrings.
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"Bria Paige exemplifies the female scholar this award intends to bolster, as she has excelled not only in the classroom but also as a leader among her peers."
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The shifts among white working-class voters largely mirror those from the Republican primary, when Mr. Trump excelled among white voters across the eastern half of the country.
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He excelled in that match but ultimately lost, then had an "awkward" encounter with a female reporter he recognized from the pub at the post-match press conference.
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He excelled in math in high school but was persuaded by his father to drop out when he was a sophomore so that he could go to work.
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We looked at people who had exemplary records, people who had excelled in other investigative units, and we drafted them into the Internal Affairs Bureau, slowly but surely.
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Similarly, Mauricio Rua has never excelled as a boxer with his wide swings, but his shifting left hook has more than made up for it in many places.
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Starbury excelled on occasion in the NBA but headed overseas in his thirties, and did so much for Chinese basketball someone cast him in bronze for his contributions.
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This might not seem so surprising, as the Nordic country has consistently excelled in enforcing gender equality across all areas of society, including health, labor, and political power.
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American gymnasts have traditionally excelled in the power events, Vault and Floor Exercise, and their difficulty level on those apparatus has been their advantage for the past decade.
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Mr. Sousa Mendes was a bon vivant and excelled as a diplomatic host, entertaining luminaries famous across the world like Albert Einstein and King Alfonso XIII of Spain.
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This is not a man who came up in the Twitter moment that rewards quick, punchy rejoinders, a skill at which some of Mr. Biden's rivals have excelled.
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Yet while outstanding driving was not a huge surprise for a player who has nearly always excelled with the big stick, McIlroy's putting was more of a revelation.
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And when you consider the fact that Syndergaard is one of the hardest throwers in the major leagues, it was no surprise that he excelled at his role.
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Naturally, the performance-oriented BMW X4 M40i provided the lowest 0-to-60-mile-per-hour times, while the Mitsubishi Outlander excelled in the lowest-monthly-payment department.
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San Francisco Officials to Tech Workers: Buy Your Lunch The company built its business — and its mystique — because it excelled in the now-antiquated art of making magazines.
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At this, too, Sasai excelled, announcing his discoveries in major journals such as Nature and Cell, and keeping the center's laboratories well funded by skillfully marketing their achievements.
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Sam's Club has generally underperformed relative to Walmart, facing strong competition from discount peer Costco, which has excelled at merchandising and vendor relations, and online wholesale retailer Boxed.
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She had found the program rewarding, fulfilling, and crucial for job placement — and she was a quick learner who excelled at the coursework even at the accelerated pace.
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He also excelled at the Africa Cup of Nations in the summer, being named in the Team of the Tournament as Senegal finished as runners up to Algeria.
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Entire sports — such as biathlon and cross-country skiing, in which Russia has excelled and in which its drug violations have been many — could be wiped out completely.
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Fox went fifth to the Sacramento Kings, and he has excelled this season, averaging 18 points and 7.3 assists a game while shooting 47.4 percent from the field.
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But really, the future does rely on a lot of tech jobs, and that's where the jobs are in this economy, and what the U.S. has excelled in.
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The brawnier LeBron, who carved out a niche at power forward in Miami, would have excelled driving through hand-checks in the Rated-R grind it out 1990s battles.
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Luca D'Urbino — The case for a second referendum Regularly illustrating stories about Brexit in fresh and entertaining ways proved a real challenge, yet Luca excelled at this throughout 2018.
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In short, the Reagan appointees who excelled in their respective fields are a lot like the so-called "ignoramuses" — in the opinion of Jennifer Rubin — that Trump has appointed.
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He excelled at long-form profiles of major sports figures, such as tennis star Jimmy Connors, college basketball coach Bobby Knight and the late professional football quarterback Johnny Unitas.
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Lester is 6-2 with a 1.99 ERA in 10 home starts, while Martinez has excelled on the road, going 6-1 with a 2.28 ERA in nine outings.
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Filling out the rest of the board will be up to 12 leaders who have "excelled at identifying and adopting new technology concepts," according to the Pentagon's press release.
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DaSilva's cousin said the world lost a talented young man who excelled in computer science and music -- a hard worker who never gave up and was quick to learn.
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The United States has excelled at junior international tournaments in recent years, winning six gold medals at the under-18 world championships and one at the under-20 event.
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"Narcos" has always excelled as a straightforward, just-the-facts recounting of the Escobar story, but "Al Fin Cayó!" finds moments of uncharacteristic grace off the official record, too.
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So far, Mr. Kaine, the Virginia senator who once worked with Jesuit missionaries in Honduras, has excelled on this score, earning high marks for his Spanish proficiency and sophistication.
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Kaline, who had been with the Tigers since approximately the War of 248, was playing in his first (and, as it turned out, only) World Series and excelled, hitting .
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Since Christmas they've really excelled: after going down 218-233 to erstwhile automatic promotion rivals Hull City on Boxing Day, the Clarets have not lost again in the league.
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Like the rest of the Thompson men, Trayce excelled on the hardwood, too, combining with Klay to lead Santa Margarita High School to a state championship as a sophomore.
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One argument used to bolster the case for Matt Ryan for 2119 MVP is the way the quarterback excelled this season even when Jones was out of the lineup.
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While the Beijingese have excelled at the art of duck roasting for centuries, DaDong, I learned, is a relative newcomer, founded in the 1990s by the chef Dong Zhenxiang.
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Jamiel Shaw, Jr. was an incredible young man, with unlimited potential who was getting ready to go to college where he would have excelled as a great college quarterback.
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A once successful and busy urban planner, he could no longer do professional work, nor could he keep pace with carpenters or handymen, jobs he had excelled at previously.
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Herman, the middle child of three, excelled at school and earned a place at Townsend Harris High School, an accelerated three-year public institution for gifted students in Manhattan.
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He excelled because he enjoyed school, and he went east to college at Harvard, because he sensed that there was something different about it from where he grew up.
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There is, primarily, the sin of his mind, which is unlike others in his community: John excelled in school ... and it was said that he had a Great Future.
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When only 28503 percent of African-American students take calculus, 22019 years after Clay excelled in the field, we must take full advantage of the technology heritage they represent.
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In high school in Philadelphia, Penn excelled in art, and then spent four years at the Philadelphia Museum and School of Industrial Art (now the University of the Arts).
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Jamiel Shaw Jr. was an incredible young man with unlimited potential who was getting ready to go to college, where he would have excelled as a great college quarterback.
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They have grown up through our K-12 education system and excelled in their studies, and many go on to obtain college degrees or other credentials at prestigious schools.
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Despite his detractors, Joe excelled in the Senate, eventually launching a bid for the Democratic nomination for president in 1987, which was ultimately thwarted after plagiarism accusations came to light.
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But the Futurists excelled them by breaking motion into its constituent elements, like physicists splitting atoms, and copying the way cinema reflected movement in split-second sequences of successive frames.
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As such, the team's 107 points per game on the season has plummeted to around 100 in the month of March, but the Bucks have undeniably excelled at the slog.
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Having excelled at law studies, Archbishop Sentamu became a judge in Uganda's High Court and opposed the dictator Idi Amin; this landed him in jail where he was badly beaten.
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It's still unclear, however, if Line's efforts to grow into a lifestyle platform (a strategy WeChat has excelled at) will succeed and there are already signs it may be struggling.
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The three brought a dazzling skill to the game, and excelled at playing "in between the lines", defying the rigid tactical orthodoxy with which English football had traditionally been associated.
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There's no fancy touchscreen here, just four buttons used to navigate the Pebble 2's streamlined UI.The Pebble 2 excels most in the places the Pebble Classic excelled before it.
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Caitlyn was a poor student and struggled with dyslexia, but she excelled on the athletic field, finding a home in sports like football before taking up the decathlon in college.
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The most glaring issue was the lack of deep throws dialed up for Tyrod Taylor, something in which the quarterback excelled last season in his first year as the starter.
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Though Carlos Relvas was raised by private tutors and excelled in sports like fencing and horseback riding, he eventually wound up devoting his life to taking, processing, and displaying pictures.
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Visiting with students last week at Middleburg Community Charter School, Trump excelled in the more personal, one-on-one interactions, including coding on a tablet alongside a fifth grade student.
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With markets-sensitive sales and trading businesses taking a beating industry-wide, Citi's consumer bank has excelled in 2019, and its credit-card business has become central to consumer growth.
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Unable to play the ball games at which his father and his brothers excelled, he took to climbing after being introduced to it at a summer camp for the blind.
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They could not choose in which era they played or the rules that governed it, and all excelled anyway, managing to throw an absurd amount of yards for their time.
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He excelled on both ends of the court and was one of the few players who truly meant it when he said he would sacrifice personal statistics to win championships.
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These dynamics can be a rude awakening for young women who have excelled all their lives, often at institutions that have invested resources, time, and attention into recruiting promising women.
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Renault is also all but absent from the high end of the market, another profit engine, while Fiat Chrysler has Alfa Romeo and Maserati — though neither brand has excelled lately.
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This year's Bessies is hosted by the tap dancer and actress Ayodele Casel and the choreographer and dancer Shernita Anderson, and honors those who have excelled in dance and performance.
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Ahead of the 49ers' playoff game on Saturday against the Minnesota Vikings, The New York Times spoke with an array of experts to learn why Bosa has excelled this season.
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The soprano Joélle Harvey, who excelled as Almirena in the English Concert's performance of Handel's "Rinaldo" last year at Carnegie Hall, had an auspicious Met debut on Sunday as Pamina.
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He excelled initially as a closer when the Yankees traded Miller and Aroldis Chapman at the nonwaiver trade deadline before slumping badly in the final three weeks of last season.
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He excelled at wangling meetings with mobile carriers, and at closing deals with them to feature the app, whose valuation eventually soared to a hundred and seventy-five million dollars.
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Earlier today, CNN's Chris Cillizza compared Democrats' shutdown deal to Oklahoma City's very bad (in hindsight) 2012 decision to trade away James Harden, who has excelled for the Houston Rockets.
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As Democrats have increasingly excelled in that area, aided by ActBlue, Republicans have come to realize that those little donations, repeated over and over again, add up to big numbers.
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Stanley played basketball for the High School of Commerce in Manhattan and for Iona College in New Rochelle, N.Y. He attended Iona on an athletic scholarship and excelled at playmaking.
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The owners have defended Goodell's compensation, which exceeds what chief executives at some of the country's largest corporations receive, because they claim he has excelled at increasing the N.F.L.'s revenue.
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Indeed, Boston College political scientist David Hopkins has argued that Sanders excelled because he ran in the primary as an "outsider" candidate — not because the primary represented any specific policy referendum.
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Like Odd Future before them, Brockhampton have excelled in creating their own world—a 360-degree package where they direct their own videos, draw up their artwork, produce all their music.
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The film comes from the directing duo behind Little Miss Sunshine, and it looks like it taps into the same kind of occasionally strange and uncomfortable humor that film excelled at.
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ABOUT THE DOLPHINS (0-2): While Cleveland's ground game has excelled, Miami's 10th-ranked rushing attack has gone nowhere fast — and offseason acquisition Arian Foster's groin injury certainly won't help matters.
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Obsidian's latest sees the studio return to a formula they excelled at in 2010's Fallout: New Vegas, shifting setting and theme from hard-scrabble post-apocalyptica to intrepid space operatics.
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Goodwin excelled at the long jump, winning two NCAA championships, five Big 12 Conference championships and represented the United States at multiple track competitions, such as the Summer Olympics in 2012.
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Quick take: Steyer founded Farallon Capital in 1986, and excelled on three main fronts: A protégé of Bob Rubin's at Goldman Sachs, Steyer was an expert at risk-adjusting potential returns.
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As the football world continues to wonder, two fellow rookie quarterbacks selected after Goff — Carson Wentz of the Philadelphia Eagles and Dak Prescott of the Dallas Cowboys — have excelled this season.
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The simple fact that he didn't lunge wildly when encouraged frustrated Silva no end—the fact that he also excelled in the clinch and on the ground made it even worse.
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"He excelled on the turf and off, contributing to the team and to his community," reads the statement from the district, which did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment.
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While Jones has excelled, running back Devonta Freeman was limited to just 112 yards rushing during the two-game absence of Tevin Coleman (hamstring), who expects to be back on Sunday.
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Juli Reed has excelled at forming connections with Lemonis and the founders of the companies in which he invests, but she's struggled when faced with financial statements and data-based decisions.
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He excelled at playing defense during the Obama years, but now he's finally going to be forced to choose between political expedience and ideologically driven changes that are sweeping and risky.
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The mezzo-soprano Ekaterina Gubanova, as Brangäne, Isolde's maid, excelled during the mystical moment when she watches helplessly, full of foreboding, as Isolde and Tristan fall fatefully into each other's arms.
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Opposing hitters were punishing him to the rate of a 5.40 E.R.A. But, Harvey said, the poor spell left as quickly as it came, and from there forward he has excelled.
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And an amazing thing happened when I followed the rules that I'd always regarded as having been written for somebody else: I found that I excelled and that people liked me.
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He excelled at the sport in high school and was even drafted by the San Diego Padres, in the 22016th round of the 2014 draft, although he never signed a contract.
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In reality, and in the movie, Ford swept the podium at Le Mans not because Miles outraced Ferrari but because the Italian cars all broke down and the Ford cars excelled.
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As a child growing up in Brooklyn and Queens, Uwemedimo excelled academically, graduated from high school at age 15 and won a scholarship to cover her undergraduate and medical school tuition.
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So, expand upon what you did in that job that brought value — whether that's an amount of revenue you produced, projects you led, or how you excelled in your monthly goals.
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Commending its control and versatility, Wirecutter reported that this knife excelled in hulling strawberries with one smooth, circular action as well slipping beneath a shrimp shell for efficient peeling and deveining.
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Google has always excelled at showing the best ads against a search result, but that business may not last forever as the way people interact with technology starts to change rapidly.
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While she excelled in her profession, Jessie's nonchalant attitude towards cattle ownership eventually brought her to the attention of the police, who were under enormous pressure to put her behind bars.
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But since Wild Hunt , I don't feel nearly as invested in a world that doesn't have that narrative craft that CDPR has absolutely bloody excelled at over the past twelve months.
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She became the first in her family to go to college, but even as she excelled academically and professionally, she was at a loss when the check engine light came on.
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He has excelled on the top line with Tavares and Josh Bailey — who also set career highs and signed a six-year contract extension in February — but Lee's angst is palpable.
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Julián Castro excelled, Elizabeth Warren went from big factor at first to non-factor at times, and Cory Booker and Beto O'Rourke spoke the most but didn't create singularly memorable moments.
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The game excelled at tiny moments of characterization and mood that gave flavor to the action: the Doom Slayer, casually breaking the energy company's things and ignoring the man in charge.
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But where Mr. López excelled was in his execution of the surround-sound mixing — specifically, his ability to keep such different textures in the same room without canceling one another out.
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Nides excelled at the work, but he and his wife didn't like life in the city, and a year later he returned to Washington and a new job at Fannie Mae.
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The company has excelled in driving down the cost of launches, and SpaceX has said reusing them can further push down costs, and dramatically reduce turnaround time, allowing for more launches.
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His father was a professional skier and wanted his son to be a skier or professional soccer player but changed his mind when Djokovic excelled at tennis from an early age.
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He excelled in a nearly continuous swath from the Pacific Coast of Oregon and Washington to the Red River Valley in Minnesota, along the Great Lakes to the coast of Maine.
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Penguins Coach Mike Sullivan said there were not as many checking lines in the league or as many roster spots reserved for players who excelled in that aspect of the game.
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As an educated person of color, you typically have overachieved and excelled, and sometimes it's tough to tell that person to take a step back and answer phones and get coffee.
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He excelled at drawing but not proportions, and studied art in Munich, where be became involved with the irony-free Wassily Kandinsky and his band of proto-Blaue Reiter expressionists-spiritualists.
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Instead of jumping, they learned to grow into tall vertical poles and do flips — they excelled at what we were measuring, but they didn't do what we wanted them to do.
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"Beijing may have excelled at making promises, but Tokyo has been far better at delivering and, in doing so, exerting its influence," the Foreign Policy Research Institute said in a 2018 note.
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"A spiritual explorer, dreamy stargazer, inquisitive world traveler and barstool philosopher who enjoyed a good mind meld, Brian excelled at being a human being rather than a human doing," reads the obituary.
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The Pirates had the fewest days lost to the disabled list that season, according to Corey Dawkins' Baseballic injury database, and in 2015 excelled at keeping their best players on the field.
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She'd gone to undergrad on a full-ride scholarship, excelled in her classes, and was encouraged by her advisers to apply to grad school, where she then took on $40,000 in debt.
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But returning to a market where it excelled for so long is something it views as an "opportunity" given the residual brand recognition of Nokia and handsets, CEO Rajeev Suri said today.
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