As with any other investment strategy, there's no magic formula.
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No magic formula, secret hack, or boost from an internal connection.
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Mark Zuckerberg seems to have to magic formula, according to Najarian.
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There is no magic formula for being able to make ends meet.
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There will be some huge successes, but there is no magic formula.
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But those hoping he would share the magic formula were left disappointed.
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Zoom embodied the real magic formula: know your market + build great product.
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"It's not like, you know, we have a magic formula," he said.
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The second is that in the auto industry, there is no magic formula.
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We found the "Benjamin Button Magic Formula" — it's REN skincare's instant firming beauty shot.
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They had hit on the magic formula of small profit margins and high volume.
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He will insist there is no magic formula; just go out and play better.
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"Hiring here [in the U.S.] and training here has been the magic formula," said Kumar.
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It turns out that the magic formula is the combination of competition and private enterprise.
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Unfortunately, there is no magic formula for winning the information war we are engaged in.
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And that brings us back to our original query — perhaps there really is no magic formula.
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In the end, Greenwald says the magic formula boils down to two things: scale and customer captivity.
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There's no magic formula that guarantees that civilians in key national security positions will make the wisest decisions.
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Everything was fine until Google felt compelled to grow and apply its magic formula to politics and news.
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The practice has basically been around as long as video games have existed — almost like a magic formula.
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There's no magic formula to happiness, but scientists have learned a few things about how people get there.
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Those who witnessed it believed the magic formula of liberal democracy and free-market economy had won, forever.
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Even if MBM is not quite the magic formula that Mr Koch claims, however, it serves two clear purposes.
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For millennia, people have been searching for the magic formula, product, regiment, or elixir to engineer the ideal body.
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Paige Davis thinks Trading Spaces still has a magic formula that even mega-popular home design shows can't touch.
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Beginning in August 2012, Gotham rolled out nine funds using methodology similar in some respects to the magic formula.
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While they used similar valuation yardsticks, they picked far more stocks than the 30 chosen using the magic formula.
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Without quantifiable evidence, we cannot take Sarandos's word that he has found the magic formula for producing popular programming.
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Even as Mexican officials have put their faith in Ibarrondo, Osorio acknowledged the difficulty of seeking a magic formula.
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The amount of melanin in my skin is neither necessary nor sufficient for this: It's not a magic formula.
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Although there is no magic formula for weight maintenance, here are answers to some questions that arise over and over.
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Midtown West, Manhattan There is no magic formula for figuring out how much money your building needs for a rainy day.
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"Unfortunately, there is no magic formula to control rising wholesale costs," said Stephen Forbes, chief commercial officer of SSE Energy Services.
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But since then the studio seems to have found a magic formula: extravagant remakes of animated fantasies that audiences already love.
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The question is whether German firms can combine their tried-and-true magic formula with some Anglo-Saxon thrust and vim.
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Besides, the NCAA has a magic formula for what counts as "pay"—which is against amateurism rules—and what does not.
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Despite their various quirks and eccentrics there was no magic formula to win over this kind of voter or that one.
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"This isn't a magic formula that suddenly makes car ownership cheap," said Jack Gillis, executive director of the Consumer Federation of America.
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The foreign secretary thinks that he has a magic formula for bringing the country together with something that he calls liberal Brexit.
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Even with his giant machine and hundreds of hours of research, he insists there isn't a magic formula to that perfection yet.
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Yet no one has figured out a magic formula to get teenagers through those years when their brains pull them towards risk.
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Today the magic formula has many parts: openness to people and capital, the time zone, proximity to subsea data cables, and posh schools.
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"It has the passion behind it but it also has something that people can relate to and that's the magic formula," he added.
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"The magic formula for 'Terminator' has always been the Cameron, Schwarzenegger, Hamilton combo," Paul Dergarabedian, the Comscore senior media analyst, told Business Insider.
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I've been an educator in five urban districts across the country, and I know that there is no magic formula for school turnaround.
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"There's no magic formula," said Allison Kipp, 39, who brought her daughter to a rally for Ms. Warren in Des Moines on Saturday.
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"In this case, you've got candidates who can win that magic formula," Daschle continued — persuading independents and a number of Republican-leaning voters.
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Everyone in media is searching for the next frontier, that next disruptive innovation that is going to be magic formula for growth and profit.
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I don't have a magic formula, but there are four important factors that must all check out for me to invest in a founder.
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Suddenly tech became all about applying this magic formula to as many industries as possible, using piles of money to speed up the process.
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Yet the 44th President was never able to transfer that magic formula to anyone else -- as the failed election campaign of Hillary Clinton demonstrated.
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He revealed to us his magic formula — and how he saves clients millions on taxesThis development contrasts with the stock-market environment last year.
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While there's no magic formula for landing a management role, there are a few things you can do to help employers see your potential.
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They are hoping to hear a magic formula that they can use to lose weight without the tiresome necessity of eating less and exercising.
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By combining contradictions – the strict codes of prestige beauty with universal human insights – we found what proved to be a magic formula for creativity.
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NO MAGIC FORMULA In Britain, Prime Minister Theresa May called energy tariffs a "rip off" and a cap on bills was introduced on Jan. 1.
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When they see the technology, they look under the hood and then they see the ecosystem strategic partnerships, that magic formula helps us attract them.
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There is no magic formula to assign the ideal amount of coverage, and the matter may be best left to contractors and insurers to negotiate.
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To Leno, there's no magic formula for determining if a car is too expensive, especially if it's a classic car that he's adding to his collection.
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Too often, teams or nations that have nurtured one crop of players are assumed to have struck upon a magic formula to do so in perpetuity.
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"I wish I could say that I thought it was because we had this magic formula for educating our doctors or educating our public," he said.
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Employed as a soda jerk at his father's pharmacy, he is only 14 years old when he figures out the magic formula that makes the family's fortune.
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Another is a specifically German magic formula: an abundance of conservative, meticulous firms that are good at fine-tuning tried-and-tested methods honed over many decades.
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There is a prevailing belief that the magic formula for early-stage tech startups hinges on how quickly they achieve $1 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR).
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For this project, Till and a team of researchers from around the world designed a series of algorithms to create the "magic formula" for a hit musical.
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HBO increasingly creates shows that combine more and more and more things, in hopes they'll hit on the magic formula that's made Game of Thrones so successful.
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It's not about balancing spreadsheets and writing checks as a magic formula to success, it's focusing on the people driving the businesses that makes all the difference.
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I do not have a magic formula for how every woman should live her life, but I do know that we need to give one another a hand.
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He emphasizes that "in your journey on whatever you guys are trying to create, there's no magic bullet, magic formula, cutting corners, or cheating," but passion pays off.
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If there's some kind of magic formula to this oeuvre — Jim Carrey plus whimsy plus vulnerability equals emotional dynamite — then the new Showtime series Kidding has perfected it.
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The Keys to Happiness There may not be a magic formula, but here's what we know about how to get there, according to recent research and expert advice.
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Cambridge Analytica claimed to have a magic formula that could sort out users based on their psychology, and sold its specious assumptions to political campaigns around the world.
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Why it matters: Media companies and distribution networks are all trying to find new ways to package up content for streaming, but none of them has a magic formula.
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A basket of 30 or so stocks that scored well on both parts of this "magic formula" should be refreshed, he wrote, about once a year for optimal returns.
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There's no particular need to find a magic formula to lift the scales from the eyes of Trump's biggest supporters or to shatter his stranglehold and Republican Party loyalists.
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"If the elections turn out as the current state of affairs suggests, we'll have to discuss the 'magic formula'," GLP President Juerg Grossen told the SonntagsZeitung paper this month.
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There's no magic formula for getting into a selective college, but over a decade covering admissions for The Chronicle of Higher Education, I've picked up a thing or two.
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It's been a magic formula, knowing what we don't know and how to get past that to be independent thinkers, that has been the formula that has worked for us.
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Yet as Sovacool notes in his study, "the implication here is that energy transitions have no magic formula;" rather, the nature and effectiveness of energy transitions are largely context dependent.
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But now, President Trump, with his direct and unorthodox style, seemed to have found the magic formula, and he and Kim were poised to implement a workable strategy for denuclearization.
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Both Ms. Nicoli and Ms. Ananna, for their part, say it is hard to describe the magic formula involved in finding a new face to launch a thousand advertising campaigns.
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While no one can say that it's the magic formula for a killer workout, you should feel free to grab a cup of Joe before hitting the gym if you wish.
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Everyone, it seemed, was looking for the magic formula to create their own high-tech incubators with educated, upwardly mobile work forces that would drive their cities to modernize and grow.
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The magic formula in question comes from none other than Lipstick Queen — the innovative makeup brand behind Frog Prince, the transforming green-to-pink lipstick — and is aptly named Mornin' Sunshine.
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Academy Awards winner Richard Taylor of Weta Workshop, the visual effects wizard behind many Hollywood blockbusters like "The Lord Of The Rings," shared his magic formula on "Managing Asia" in 2007.
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But in Europe, where object lessons in Trumpism are infrequent, this visit has underlined that there is no magic formula or silver bullet to get what you want out of Trump.
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There's no magic formula for how drug companies decide on prices, and since pricing information is considered proprietary, it's largely hashed out in private, usually in negotiations between drug companies and insurers.
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She is not the person who has the magic formula to reverse the Trump presidency or to win the ongoing fight over the future direction of the party in 2020 and beyond.
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He tells us he doesn't have a magic formula for getting as ripped as he is ... but his advice to those who want to get on the journey is simple -- start small!
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"There is no magic formula that we use to make our frames more affordable — our competitors simply choose to unreasonably up-charge customers," said Andrew Kim, also a product designer at the brand.
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According to the Junior's website, the "magic formula" for the now-iconic dessert was the result of a collaboration between its founder, Harry Rosen, and Eigel Petersen, the restaurant's Danish-born master baker.
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There is a magic formula to orchid care at home and it goes like this: Repotting Your orchid should have arrived in a hole punched plastic sleeve planted in a moss/bark medium.
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As of now, it has trailed the market for the fund's entire three-year life — something Mr. Greenblatt's book said had only a 5 percent or less chance of happening with the magic formula.
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"It was very difficult to think that this magic formula would work especially given the lack of transparency in explaining it," said Alberto Barcenas, a journalist at the local independent news station Pichinchi News.
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The mass exodus is ratcheting up tensions in countries such as Peru, Ecuador and Brazil even as Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro announces the introduction of "a magic formula" to get his country back on track.
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It took the original Dishonored's sneaking-and-magic formula, its unique fantasy setting, and its meticulous level design, then added new powers, a new location, and some intriguing gameplay experiments that are (mostly) pulled off incredibly well.
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Faiz Shakir, Sanders' campaign manager, said there is no magic formula to his fundraising — "I would say it's the lack of gimmickry" — and that his most successful days are typically debates, when voters simply hear his message unfiltered.
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What to do insteadSome 40 years after we first started emailing each other, we're still waiting on a magic formula to deal with email overload—there's no quick fix here, but there are techniques and tools that can help.
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First, let's be clear: Marx arrives at no magic formula for exiting the enormous social and economic contradictions that global capitalism entails (according to Oxfam, 82 percent of the global wealth generated in 2017 went to the world's richest 1 percent).
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Joel Greenblatt of Gotham Asset Management claimed in his 2005 book "The Little Book That Beats the Market" to have a "magic formula" that beat the market — on paper — by an average 10 percentage points annually from 43 to 2004.
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I'll be interested to see if HuffPost's move signals more of these unpaid blogger platforms (ahem, Forbes) changing tack, and just as significantly whether these sites can find the magic formula to replace it in their revenue streams if and when they do.
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There has been no magic formula to Liverpool's on-field makeover, however: In the current arrangement, Klopp and his staff identify the players they want, Mike Gordon of F.S.G. approves the funds and then Edwards does the grinding work of acquiring them.
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"It's fair to say that like all the superintendents before him he was not able to find the magic formula," said Norman Yee, a member of the board of supervisors in San Francisco and a former president of the city's Board of Education.
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Begging calls from the chick stimulate in the parent's brain the release of prolactin — the same hormone that subserves human lactation — which in turn prompts cells lining the crop, at the base of the parental throat, to swell and secrete the magic formula.
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Casey knows cultivating familiarity within the roster will take time, and even though the team is expected to qualify for the playoffs, there's no magic formula that will make his three best players 100 percent comfortable with one another on opening night.
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While there is no magic formula, we covered a lot of ground, including finding a product-market fit, generating early revenue, the importance of building a team, what to do when growth slows and finally, how to resolve the tension between growth and profitability.
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"He can be decisive in any game due to his quality, hundreds of coaches have spent ages trying to stop him but there's no magic formula, it all depends on Leo's feet," added Sanchez, who worked in Barcelona's youth set-up but never coached Messi.
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The Bush family, the Clinton family and every formidable political force in-between — including major political donors from the Koch family on the right to George Soros on the left — have searched for the magic formula to respond to Trump's gleeful appeals to right-wing grievance and anger.
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So let's welcome Baltimore, mostly because I want to have at least one AL team, and let's give a slightly weary, peevish welcome to the Cardinals, who once again are using their patented Devil Magic formula to win baseball games that they have no right to win. 5.
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Occasionally an artist will come up with a magic formula which can be repeated for decades, without suffering in the charts: fans have yet to tire of The Rolling Stones' lively blues rock or Bruce Springsteen's gritty Americana, and the same may prove true for Adele's songs of unrequited love.
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Recognizing there's no magic formula for building a thriving business community, CNBC's 2019 America's Top States for Business scores the states on 64 metrics across 243 main categories: their economy, workforce, infrastructure, cost of doing business, quality of life, education, technology and innovation, business friendliness, access to capital and cost of living.
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"I don't know that there's a magic formula for making sure you don't make a mistake other than work as hard as you can, looking at the materials we have and the principles underlying the Constitution, and listen as carefully as you can to the views of all of your colleagues," he said.
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SE:I don't think it's only from the Germans, because people got used to, basically through the common currency, for years and years after the introduction of the euro, they thought that they found a magic formula to basically have access to funding at a very cheap level without all the obligations and the cost associated with having one currency.
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While I can only pray that President Trump can somehow find the magic formula to convince North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons and join the international community, knowing that there is a brighter future at the end of such a process, history and experience tells us no dictator with the devilish DNA of Kim Jong Un is easily transformed, if ever.
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The truth is there's no magic formula President Trump can enact to reverse decades of macroeconomic trends that have hurt coal, and the truth is there's no way around the fundamental fact that if we care about the environment, about the future of our economy, national security and public health, we're going to have to, in the long run, burn less coal.
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