Trump won because he was simply the more persuasive candidate.
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Our research also suggests it can make people more persuasive.
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It's still unclear which argument is more persuasive to regulators.
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Cheese, when it's offered, is a more persuasive last course.
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But even fine actors can't make this story more persuasive.
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Almodóvar felt that a chronological approach yielded more persuasive performances.
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Gabbard has defenses of these positions, some more persuasive than others.
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But some scientific arguments appear to be more persuasive than others.
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Washington has asked Ankara to produce more persuasive evidence against Gulen.
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We rate evidence that agrees with us as being more persuasive.
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I'm not saying a necktie made the Facebook chief more persuasive.
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Careful comparative analysis cannot help but make your argument more persuasive.
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Remember that having more money doesn't make a candidate more persuasive.
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The Green New Deal is more persuasive than anything the GOP has.
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And the legal classes I took made me a more persuasive writer.
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Hays lashes out at his partner for failing to be more persuasive.
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Does that mean you should shout when you're trying to seem more persuasive?
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His book would be more persuasive, however, if he knew more about China.
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The economic arguments against these girls and their families aren't any more persuasive.
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He is a character more convincing than coherent, and more persuasive than intelligible.
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The research also found that longer replies are more persuasive than one-liners.
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"I've never heard a more persuasive account of how money works," Myerson told me.
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An Apple Watch that's also a running watch is a much more persuasive idea.
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More persuasive is the rawer stuff, Ms. Henry's peculiar blending of horror and compassion.
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When Nussbaum seizes upon examples from her own life, she is vastly more persuasive.
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Often when students narrow in on a specific concern, their editorial becomes more persuasive.
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It's unclear which argument proved more persuasive to the jury, but probably the second.
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That's not definite, but that evidence seemed to me to be a little more persuasive.
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If that fails, a suggestion that party staff might be withdrawn may prove more persuasive.
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Another Latino aspirant for the city's top job might be more persuasive than Mr García.
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And, naturally, communications from party leaders feel more persuasive to party loyalists than to floaters.
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Acosta's rise from businessman to powerful local politician, on the other hand, is more persuasive.
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"He is more persuasive than any public figure I've ever seen," he said of Trump.
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That argument might be more persuasive if professionalism were the hallmark of Trump's campaign operation.
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But his diagnosis of America's debilities is more persuasive than his prescriptions to remedy them.
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And, in general, this was a "Tristan" in which solitude was more persuasive than communion.
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By then, its citizen army had made its message of citizen power even more persuasive.
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It would be a lot more persuasive than just touting the magic of tax cuts.
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Another, second line of argument—that the productivity revolution has only just begun—is more persuasive.
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Metaphor and allegory allowed Nabrit to make his point in a powerful and more persuasive way.
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Be more persuasive by finding common ground with the other side, and reach across the aisle.
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But Tuesday's ruling is the second time a federal judge has found the hospitals' argument more persuasive.
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Other characters, though, embody the more persuasive appeal of a populism that sounds uncomfortably familiar these days.
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The left, across much of the world, still needs a more persuasive appeal than it currently has.
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Adams has long made a strong case that the more persuasive candidate wins the election every time.
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Broadly, Democrats see the Ukraine scandal as more straightforward — and more persuasive — than the Byzantine Russia investigation.
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All in the service of better personalized alerts, turn-by-turn directions and more persuasive targeted advertising.
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Still, Bolling points to a version of Trumpism that's more persuasive than Hewitt's sidestepping or Gingrich's shell games.
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The idea that we're buttoned-up moderns with atavistic needs does not become more persuasive through repetition alone.
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Convinced that arresting images had more persuasive power than high-minded lectures, he put the accent on entertainment.
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Maybe this group of "prominent computer scientists and election lawyers" is sitting on more persuasive evidence than this.
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What the public perceives as the more persuasive personality can change, based on a number of exterior circumstances.
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Persuasive technology means how to use technology to be more persuasive, or to get people to do things.
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Easy, he was just more persuasive than the two guys, (Hubert Humphrey and George Wallace), he was running against.
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Consumers are good at spotting ulterior motives, and honesty, transparency, and sincerity are ultimately more persuasive than pressure tactics.
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These changing prediction market prices don't directly reflect who was more persuasive, but rather which candidate most exceeded expectations.
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Whomever the Democrats choose to run in 2020 will still have to be more persuasive than Trump to win.
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But no amount of money can make him more persuasive to the voters and inspire some level of passion.
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A spate of terrorist attacks elsewhere in the US made the Leave camp's arguments against immigration far more persuasive.
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But if Sanders's candidacy is genuinely reckless, his critics must be more persuasive than they have been on that point.
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In between scenes, you'll often have to take a vote, deciding who among your group is more persuasive or trustworthy.
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Reports now are more convincing, in addition to being more persuasive and gruesome, that he was murdered by Saudi agents.
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This course focuses on how to make copy more persuasive and SEO-friendly so you're more likely to see results.
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A key function of courts is to assess which set of evidence is more persuasive when facts are in dispute.
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But the reasons not to feed such long maturities into the market are far more persuasive, if less-actively discussed:
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Nicole and I made a friendly bet on whose argument would be more persuasive, and we left it at that.
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On both counts, it's easy to see how the solo rant to camera might turn out to be more persuasive.
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More persuasive are analyses that posit genres such as landscape painting and photography, street photography, and nude as historical processes.
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"I think she might be more persuasive," he said, citing her success in setting up the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau.
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Nothing I could ever say to you is more persuasive or eloquent than the stories, and there's millions of them.
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Abrams argument for energizing black voters and the far left was much more persuasive when it came to the Democratic base.
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She is a more confident, fluent, and powerful speaker than she was in 2008 — and a far more persuasive one, too.
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In her book "Option B," Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg credits Braddi with teaching her how to become more persuasive in meetings.
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Shooting from the hip, as derided as that practice is by the so-called experts, is much more persuasive and effective.
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The show does not convince me, but the artists have made formal innovations that may eventually make their work more persuasive.
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Donald Trump may not be very persuasive either for millions of Americans, but he's a lot more persuasive than Hillary Clinton.
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But if reduced message processing — less attention overall — is the mechanism, stories should only be more persuasive when facts are weak.
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Which argument is more persuasive depends to some extent on where you sit and what you may think of Dr. Zimbardo.
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"You have the legal side of things, and the human side, and the more persuasive is the human side," he says.
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And now that everyone thinks the problem is you, he will have to be that much more persuasive when he does.
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And so, after a while, the Anderson-ish tics become less noticeable, and both the emotions and overall movie more persuasive.
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The Viennese tended to be more persuasive than the intellectual competition Take the work of Charlotte Buehler, a pioneer in child psychology.
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"We actually know from research that ads perceived as outrageous get more attention, but are not necessarily more persuasive," Ms. Lambrecht explained.
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Cross-examination of Gates will continue Wednesday, and we won't know for quite some time who was more persuasive to the jury.
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"We actually know from research that ads perceived as outrageous get more attention, but are not necessarily more persuasive," Dr. Lambrecht explained.
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Often, the best-funded candidate gets that money because he or she has inspired more donations by being a more persuasive candidate.
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Now, he is a pretty strong candidate, possibly more persuasive and authoritarian than all the Republican candidates of the last two decades.
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Unlike the justice he would succeed, Gorsuch could be more persuasive with Kennedy, for whom he was a law clerk in 1993-94.
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The public, and the voters specifically, have a funny way of showing less allegiance to ideology and more interest in more persuasive results.
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But as long as he's pushing a risk pool option not done on the cheap, he's going to be a lot more persuasive.
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It wasn't just policy differences, but the stark image of a much younger candidate with a more persuasive personality that set him apart.
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A "progressive platform on economic change" could be more persuasive than "the Republican agenda of cutting taxes and regulations," according to the survey.
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If his argument for pre-emptive strikes was convincing to Mr. Bush, he can make a far more persuasive case to Mr. Trump.
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After giving Roy Moore ample time to unequivocally deny the disturbing allegations against him, those allegations remain far more persuasive than the denials.
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"For less money per asset, you can create more credible, more persuasive content from your PR entity versus working with your lead creative shop."
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The research is even more persuasive on the final year of an eight-year presidential term, when a new candidate inevitably will become president.
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The argument that this very independence is inconsistent with a unitary executive becomes more persuasive when IGs act on behalf of the legislative branch.
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And the hint of strain in the upper reaches of Yosep Kang's tenor actually made his portrayal of Raoul, a lovesick Protestant, more persuasive.
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And it can also make a theory much more persuasive in those cases where the theory makes surprising predictions, which the data bear out.
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Simply put, the original practice of the government in the Federalist era is more persuasive than practices from the age of Jackson and thereafter.
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Recent surveys showing that Medicaid beneficiaries are generally satisfied with their coverage, more so than their exchange counterparts, makes the case even more persuasive.
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But Anna Barney, a speech scientist at the University of Southampton in England, found the research of Dr. Fitch and his colleagues more persuasive.
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He might have been more persuasive had he not recorded his speech in the grandest room in the Elysée palace, sitting behind a gilded desk.
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They said they used these profiles to target people with more persuasive ads, and when President Trump won the White House, they hungrily accepted credit.
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Our argument may have been more persuasive if it had been taken up by the Gore campaign, but they were focused on the Florida recount.
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The generation of conductors he inspired, including Michael Tilson Thomas, Kent Nagano, Robert Spano and, especially, Marin Alsop are more persuasive interpreters of Bernstein's works.
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That defense would be more persuasive if the fraudulent accounts were the work of one or two rogue employees in one division of the bank.
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By 2007, when Ms. McCarthy, the actress, insisted that vaccines caused her son's autism, thousands found her to be more persuasive than data showing otherwise.
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The Dong, longing for his Jumbly Girl, is certainly a more persuasive, and pensively dignified, image of longing than Tennyson's poet moaning maudlinly for his Maud.
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Even though I may have access to a larger outlet, a collective voice is bigger and much more persuasive than any musician or artist standing alone.
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The series returns March 28, and if you want Ms. Monks to spoil it for you, you'll need to use interrogation techniques more persuasive than mine.
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More persuasive is Clinton's contention that presidential politics, especially compared to parliamentary politics, favors arena-filling showmanship rather than the quieter, detail-oriented realism she prefers.
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But if they want their ideas to be taken seriously, then they must make more persuasive and factually-based arguments for the validity of those ideas.
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More remarkable — and probably more persuasive to other states and to Congress now — is the shift in red states, where incarceration rates have been the highest.
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In fact, Andresen said, the proof he saw was more persuasive than any cryptographic feat with bitcoin's first data — its so-called "genesis block" — could have been.
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His thesis might be more persuasive if his book were not littered with errors: Economic Council for European Council, Caucuses for Caucasus, Fritz Fischler for Franz Fischler.
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" The word "model" does not quite encompass the varied reasons Mr. Sabbat has evolved into something more compelling — an "influencer,'' and among the more persuasive ones around.
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Sadly, though, they seem to have already absorbed a more persuasive lesson from the chief executive — get it while you can and to hell with the rules.
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Because the new movie, like the original, is primarily a buddy picture, Mr. Malek also spends a lot of time looking at the more persuasive Mr. Hunnam.
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Even more persuasive are her more abstract works or "Ghosts," shadowy renditions of Hosmer sculptures that are no longer in existence with no visual record to be found.
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Some employers may have to be even more persuasive, as they seek applicants for people-centric roles like cashiers or food delivery in a time of social distancing.
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As I wrote last week, Democrats, moderates and other people concerned about the climate should ask themselves hard questions about what a more persuasive message might sound like.
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In another primary cycle, these pitches — and the fact that the Democrats have the most diverse primary field in history — might have been more persuasive to black voters.
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But Mr. Patterson continued to insist that Mr. Lee killed Mr. Jo. On Friday, the court decided that Mr. Lee's version of events was more persuasive than Mr. Patterson's.
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But his reasons for leaving remained more persuasive: He doesn't make enough money to support his family, and he's fed up with "all of the violence and corruption" here.
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Actually, theories of persuasion have been tested, and "fear of losing" something you already have is much more persuasive than appeals to gain something new you don't currently possess.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Women are often shown as stereotyped and secondary figures in advertising – even though consumers find authoritative female personalities more persuasive, research released on Tuesday found.
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Having navigated Washington's corridors of power since the 1990s, Kavanaugh, 53 and known for his personable ways, could also be more persuasive with his colleagues than other new justices.
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"If claims can hold at low levels through at least next summer, there will be a more persuasive case that the US indeed dodged the recession bullet," Darda said.
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"Unfortunately for DOJ, its mere recantation of these aspirational assertions does not make the proposition any more persuasive," Jackson writes, refuting policy set by the Office of Legal Counsel.
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Indeed, Gilbert may have been a more persuasive advocate than either of them, since, not being a composer himself, he could not be accused of serving his own agenda.
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There are things to recommend de-extinction, but a slightly less cheery approach to an incredibly complex subject (scientifically and ethically) might have helped me find them more persuasive.
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In the 21st century, we'll just have the technology to create far more persuasive virtual reality games than the ones we've been playing for the past thousands of years.
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Lynch will share insider tips on everything from creating succinct sentences to editing your work, as well as sharing the latest in neuroscience that can make your prose more persuasive.
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To be more persuasive in your own career, try a technique Warren Buffett uses — highlighting a mistake or misstep you've made to show vulnerability before the rest of the pitch.
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Ms. Errico is, if anything, even more persuasive as Sharon, an Irish lass newly arrived on American soil, than when I saw her in the role a dozen years ago.
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Speaking of finding a more persuasive message on climate change: Thank you to the hundreds of readers who wrote me Friday and over the weekend with ideas for doing so.
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The ACLU has more persuasive reasons that apply to the areas protected under federal law — a business that wants to make sure its job postings reach minority candidates, for example.
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Knowing that the injury rate drops, a more persuasive argument is that people who are at high risk of using guns don't do so during the conventions, leading to fewer injuries.
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But that's exactly what she did: The Iron Lady famously took lessons from a speech coach to help her voice sound more powerful, more persuasive and, you might say, less feminine.
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This is a film that pays such diligent, delicate attention to food that the larger meaning Dickens grasped for when he first published this story in 1843 somehow becomes more persuasive.
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The ruling also suggested the group would have been more persuasive if it had asked the court to require a privacy impact assessment be performed, rather than halt the citizenship question.
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Far more persuasive are her discussions of the artist's hand — the shakiness of Aline Kominsky-Crumb's line, the crosshatching of her husband, Robert, the rigorously controlled quality of Charles Burns's drawings.
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Most people will experience it as a TV series, but you can make a much more persuasive argument for it as a movie than you can for Twin Peaks, I would argue.
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That ruling by the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals "is at least as persuasive and probably more persuasive than a decision by a single judge in Wichita Falls, Texas," Jost said.
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You evolve like an organism that's mutating a new kind of arm that's shaped in a new way, some new thing that's just more persuasive than every other organism that's out there.
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If you're looking for a quick hit on how to be more persuasive and lead people to take the actions you desire, you can afford to invest 18 minutes in this amazing talk.
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More persuasive, he said, was his daughter's recent move to North Carolina, and a desire to give New York Republicans plenty of time to find a replacement candidate ahead of primary in April.
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Explain how the decision reflects organizational valuesYou'll be even more persuasive, Greenberg said, if you can "tap into" some of the language your company uses in its mission statement, values, or policy overviews.
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"Because the company contacted a reasonable number of heterogeneous bidders during the pre-signing phase, its argument for reliance on the deal price (all else equal) is more persuasive," Vice-Chancellor Laster wrote.
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Unfortunately, there's no way to know if the other studies Begley alludes to are more persuasive: For some inexplicable reason, she neglected to include source notes, a bibliography or any supporting material whatsoever.
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The synthesis of jazz and electronic music is often more persuasive in concept than execution, but this was a duo prepared to disarm skepticism (even, if not especially, when Mr. Brown ventured some rapping).
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To make the central message of his book more persuasive, Ellsberg could have cited the alarm sounded by the "Four Horsemen of the Nuclear Apocalypse" — Henry Kissinger, Sam Nunn, William Perry and George Shultz.
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His ingenious arguments for the superiority of poetry over philosophy in his one book of essays, "The Necessary Angel" (1951), would be more persuasive if they seemed to designate any poet other than himself.
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The calls signaled a willingness to serve as conduits for information, and a budding awareness that, in some circumstances, a story's status as a leak is more persuasive than the imprimatur of its publisher.
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The case for a mastectomy is perhaps even more persuasive when you're told you can have a reconstruction that will be almost as good as the real thing, possibly with a tummy tuck to boot.
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She is a more persuasive sleep saleswoman precisely because she does not champion slumber solely as a mental-health aid—an enhancer of acuity and efficiency, and so forth—but as an end in itself.
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Both may play a role, but there is another theory, which I think is more persuasive: Starting with the Reagan tax cuts passed the 1980s, CEOs have more incentive than ever to inflate their pay.
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The Trump team has known this all along, and won the election with a more persuasive and emotional campaign than Hillary Clinton's message that leaned on the "fact" that she was more "qualified" for the job.
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But all of the candidates knew about that patchwork going in, and Clinton's successful navigation of it — she has a multi-million-vote lead over Sanders — is more persuasive than any dark claims of dastardly tricks.
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If the rationale it spent all of 2017 putting together was found to be pretextual, it's not clear that it would be able to be more honest and more persuasive in the course of a few weeks.
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Jeong's statement seemed, to me, to offer a much more persuasive middle road: These were satirical tweets framed in a way that could reasonably offend people who didn't understand the context for what they were reading: pic.twitter.
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If she's able to get more persuasive on point 4, and do a better job of clarifying which of 1 through 3 she actually wants to argue, then there's every reason to believe she'll win the nomination.
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More importantly, it can help you to become a more persuasive person, which is an essential skill to have if you're trying to convince someone you're right, pitch an idea or sell yourself for a job you really want.
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That means this year, the person knocking on the doors of potential GOP voters is more likely to be their friend or their neighbor, rather than a stranger dispatched from some distant headquarters -- an approach seen as more persuasive.
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To add to the attraction, the hosts of many podcasts read out the advertising copy themselves, making ads less obtrusive and more persuasive than those on many traditional stations that are more clearly delineated by distinct voices and jingles.
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Perhaps they're aware of how much more persuasive the example set by a nonaligned country like India might be for countries in Africa and Asia, compared with advice handed down by the West, which is often seen as patronizing.
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Ms. Kazan gives her lungs a workout, and while she's more persuasive as a scream queen than as a mother, she and Ms. Ballentine get the job done, until you're peeking through your fingers as the blood goes splat.
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And yet: there were moments when I believed that the otherworldly glow of Anohni's singing was what our collective consciousness must sound like—that the divine possibilities of her voice were more persuasive than the bluntness of her language.
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The evidence that Simpson himself committed the killing has looked ever more persuasive over the years, but Internet experts and others have long raised the question of possible accomplices, usually pointing to Simpson's son from his first marriage, Jason.
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In our Opinion pages, the columnist David Leonhardt argues that who delivers a message is often more persuasive than the message itself — and that Democrats missed an opportunity to find a conservative legal scholar who was supportive of impeachment.
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This nearly half-century-old lesson is a startlingly appropriate rebuke to Principal Bates (who asserts without elaboration that any dissent would entail "disruption"), and is even more persuasive applied to the setting of a football field rather than a classroom.
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While the benefits of providing this benefit are universally inarguable, when you look at statistics indicating that women hold two-thirds of student debt and owe half a trillion dollars more than their male colleagues, the perk becomes more persuasive.
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Wall Street has been particularly focused on wage growth as an indicator of which story is more compelling — and more to the point, which story the Fed chairman Jerome Powell and his colleagues at the Fed will find more persuasive.
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The installation at the Arsenale, a former medieval shipyard, is more persuasive overall, largely thanks to a concentration of fiber-based work by Leonor Antunes (Portugal), Petrit Halilaj (Kosovo), Abdoulaye Konate (Mali), Maria Lai (Sardinia) and Franz Erhard Walther (Germany).
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Note that the Democrats' most liberal nominee before Clinton was Senator George McGovern in 1972, who had still been a hero bomber pilot in World War II. However, does this mean that these more persuasive candidates were the "wrong" choices?
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In just 14 hours of instruction from coach Shari Alexander, you'll learn how to build up your influence and cash it in for optimal business success with lectures on how to become more persuasive both at work and in your personal life.
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If you're on the fence about paying an extra $6 a month to watch some TV shows without ads, 21st Century Fox would like to make a more persuasive case: It is adding a bunch of additional inventory to its FX+ service.
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A more persuasive way to talk about the issue, said Dr. Wen of Planned Parenthood, is to explain that abortions that occur far into pregnancy are not done on healthy mothers but because of serious medical complications discovered late in the pregnancy.
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The former vice president, following dismal showings in Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada, had invested weeks and nearly all of his campaign's resources on winning the South Carolina primary on Saturday in hopes of making a more persuasive case to voters in March.
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But in much the same way that immigration and nationalism proved to be more persuasive to the more secular European working class, European-style populism — now embodied by Donald Trump — could do additional damage to the Democrats in many parts of the United States.
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And frankly if America were in Germany's position right now, and voting Trump was the only alternative to admitting 500,000-1,000,000 Middle Eastern migrants every year in perpetuity and/or tearing the country's politics apart, I might find the case for the Donald a little more persuasive.
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If Musk is going to make his dreams of a colony on Mars come true and convince the U.S. government it's worth investing billions of taxpayer dollars to do so, he'll have to be more persuasive on two counts: Still, it's all very exciting to think about.
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Pepsi claiming Pepsi is better than Coca-Cola won't sway anybody, but if four out of five blindfolded people prefer Pepsi to Coca-Cola, that conveys something powerful, and if the CEO of Coca Cola is caught on tape drinking Pepsi, well, that's more persuasive still.
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I felt a different guilt about my patient, wretchedly certain that if I had only been more eloquent and more persuasive, his mother would have come around to the idea of vaccination and he would have been spared the coughing paroxysms that convulsed his little body, often followed by vomiting.
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In this set of ongoing 2016 postmortems, observers consistently presumed that these political actors embraced a plutocratic brand-dynast candidate like Trump to give vent to their economic anxiety—as opposed to the far more persuasive argument that such voters were going to extremes to preserve the psychic wages of whiteness.
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In my view, the House managers were more persuasive in arguing that, if the President is able to declare the circumstances under which he will cooperate with Congress and he can refuse unilaterally to cooperate when his conditions are not met, the House's investigatory powers would be null and void.
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After all, if the failure to pass cap-and-trade can be taken as evidence that the EPA lacks power to issue the Clean Power Plan, Congress's recent inaction on bills attempting to block the plan should constitute even more persuasive proof that the agency has authority to issue it.
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What we can say for sure right now: The market seems comfortable hovering near its recent highs, September has not lived up to its fearsome reputation for treacherous trading, volatility indicators are well contained, the corporate sector is thriving and so the bulls can still claim the more persuasive argument.
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Trent FranksHarold (Trent) Trent FranksArizona New Members 2019 Cook shifts 8 House races toward Dems Freedom Caucus members see openings in leadership MORE (Ariz.), a former Mike Huckabee backer who now supports the presumptive nominee, said the private side of Trump is much less boisterous — and much more persuasive — than Trump's public face.
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The government's argument in favor of spending might be more persuasive if Italy's public debt were not already 131 percent of G.D.P. But it is precisely the combination of high debt and low growth — now about zero percent — that has left Italy struggling to find a way out of its economic dead end.
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Her argument might have been more persuasive had she actually argued it; instead, in a bid to show elites how little they know, she provides page upon page about fringe phenomena like the sovereign citizens movement and Santa Muerte, but makes only a solitary and passing mention of the near-presidential nominee Bernie Sanders.
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But by choosing to be front and center, and by single-handedly refocusing the party's closing argument around immigration and race at a time when top Republicans believed that robust economic numbers could have been more persuasive, Trump will own the biggest loss for Republicans whether he wants to or not: crushing defeats in suburbs across the country.
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Rick Perry proposed 18-year terms in the 2012 campaign, making an argument that I think sounds even more persuasive today: Doing this would move the court closer to the people by ensuring that every President would have the opportunity to replace two Justices per term, and that no court could stretch its ideology over multiple generations.
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The chief justice seemed to be probing for ways within the framework of the 2016 decision that Louisiana might be different from Texas, either because of a more persuasive rationale for requiring clinic doctors in Louisiana to have hospital admitting privileges or because the requirement imposes a lesser obstacle to abortion access in Louisiana than it did in Texas.
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There's been some research that shows changing how the information is displayed can encourage more people to read the label, and in general negative messaging (like this is how much saturated fat is in this product) is more persuasive than positive messaging (like here's all the vitamin A in this product), which could bode well for the troublesome labels of climate change impact.
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"This makes Russia's rhetoric about the hollowness of Western values and institutions more persuasive, which is good for Moscow, but on the other hand it throws down a gauntlet to the remaining EU leaders who I think will be under pressure to maintain unity on sanctions at the end of the year," Matthew Rojansky, director of the Kennan Institute at the Wilson Center, told CNBC.
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But left-wing activists and progressives on the Hill say they've made getting the Democratic Party to support a single-payer health care system one of their key priorities — both because they believe it will help the party present a more persuasive alternative to Republicans in the next election, and to lay the legislative groundwork for what they'll enact once they retake the majority.
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The more persuasive interpretation, to my mind, is that Emperor Akihito has been so deeply disturbed by the Abe administration's efforts to transform the Constitution — not only to politicize the role of the emperor, but also to dispense with the so-called peace clause that prohibits Japan from engaging in war — that he is trying to delay their progress, perhaps until after the end of Mr. Abe's term in 2018.
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Louis Emile Manche, "De Dollarpoliep [The Dollar Octopus]" (1942), an anti-American propaganda poster created by the Nazis in the Netherlands, showing the United States as an octopus with tentacles encircling the Americas and reaching west into the Pacific and east into the Atlantic (courtesy Persuasive Maps: PJ Mode Collection, Cornell University Library)Nicolas Baladiez, "La 'pieuvre britannique' – L'Angleterre dans le nord de l'Ocean Indien [The British Octopus – England in the North Indian Ocean]" (1905), published in Journal des Voyages – Aventures de Terre et de Mer, showing the British Imperial "octopus" reaching to the Arabian peninsula and the horn of Africa (courtesy Persuasive Maps: PJ Mode Collection, Cornell University Library) Maurice Neumont, "La Guerre est l'Industrie Nationale de la Prusse [War is the National Industry of Prussia]" (1917), a French propaganda poster mapping the growth in German armies over two centuries and its territorial expansion (courtesy Persuasive Maps: PJ Mode Collection, Cornell University Library)Browse more persuasive cartography from the PJ Mode Collection online at Cornell University Library.
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