But the protests have not succeeded in easing the blockade.
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"Globally, the 'war on drugs' has not succeeded," Annan wrote.
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The debate continues, but so far China has not succeeded.
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Washington's sanctions on Venezuela have not succeeded in ousting Maduro.
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Recent U.S. attempts to address the problem have not succeeded.
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"But it has not succeeded up till now," he said.
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International efforts to bring warring sides to new talks have not succeeded.
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So, do you look at that and say, 'We have not succeeded yet'?
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Mexico's government has not succeeded in taming the cartel beasts around the country.
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But they&aposve not succeeded in bringing Iran back to the negotiation table.
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Perhaps this is why its efforts at deterring the migrant flow have not succeeded.
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Earlier attempts by the EU to tax CO2 emissions by airlines have not succeeded.
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Reuters reported that the blacklisting has not succeeded in halting supplies to the firm.
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Reuters reported that the blacklisting has not succeeded in halting supplies to the firm.
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Friend lists aren't a new idea — and at most social networks, they have not succeeded.
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However hard Mr. Erdogan has tried, he has not succeeded in snuffing out political competition.
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And the thought of what would have happened had I not succeeded was kind of overwhelming.
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MEXICO'S PEMEX SAYS OFTEN RECEIVES CYBER ATTACKS AND THREATS, THAT TO THIS DAY HAVE NOT SUCCEEDED
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"They've said they'd clean out these underground spaces for years and not succeeded," Mr. Wang said.
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US tariffs on China have not succeeded, in terms of protecting [American] jobs -- Trump's ultimate goal.
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"If that launch had not succeeded that would have been the end of SpaceX" Musk said.
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"To those who tried to divide us, I want to tell you that you have not succeeded."
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Moreover, the blockade by Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain and Egypt has not succeeded in isolating Qatar.
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Thousands have been killed in the Libyan fighting, and Haftar's effort to capture Tripoli has not succeeded.
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"If all we do is get the people off the island, we have not succeeded," Forbes said.
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They have not succeeded so far: No congressional Democrat in America has lost a primary in 2018.
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"Bosniaks are dissatisfied because they have not succeeded in establishing control over the whole of Bosnia," he says.
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Yet he has not succeeded in his attempts to convert teammates to the church of arnica do mato.
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Trump has not succeeded in rewriting or repealing any of these rules yet; it's a time-consuming process.
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These steps have clearly not succeeded in guaranteeing total comfort for both participants or in obtaining continual consent.
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Mr. Rodríguez said that kind of pressure had not succeeded in the past and would not work now.
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He turned to China to rein in the D.P.R.K., a well-worn approach that, predictably, has not succeeded.
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Iran continues to gain ground, and a blockade of Qatar has not succeeded in breaking Doha's ties to Iran.
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Privatization has not succeeded in improving education, because it does not directly address the root causes of improving teaching.
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Mr. Trump said that China had not succeeded in getting Pyongyang to curb its nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
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We need to mobilize the skills and talents of the private sector in ways we have not succeeded in doing.
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Jorge A. Guerrero, who plays Fermín in the film, has not succeeded in getting a US visa after three attempts.
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It's public knowledge that we have not succeeded in getting Kim to agree to get rid of his nuclear weapons.
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Hsu said the government has not succeeded in attracting any global entrepreneurs to the island since the plan was implemented.
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Elsewhere in the developed world though, very low interest rates have not succeeded in spurring a strong revival in investment.
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How many deaths could have been prevented if the tobacco companies had not succeeded in staying the F.D.A.'s hand?
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TV's "What America's Thinking" that the federal government has not succeeded in solving everyday problems faced by the American people.
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The city has not succeeded in opening new neighborhood-based homeless shelters as fast as Mr. de Blasio had vowed.
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While Sanders has clearly not succeeded in pulling this idea off — at least this election cycle — it's not a crazy notion.
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In short, these efforts, over the long run, have not succeeded in convincing the secretive nation to reduce its nuclear ambitions.
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Although the FAA has been trying to modernize America's ATC system, and shift to GPS-based technology, it has not succeeded.
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He has said Congress should have to vote before the administration signs off, but he has not succeeded in requiring that.
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" In Monday's statement, he said the "many well-intentioned steps we have taken, locally and across the country, have not succeeded.
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"The many well-intentioned steps we have taken, locally and across the country, have not succeeded," he said in a statement.
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The Sudanese had protested their government before, but had not succeeded in putting lasting pressure on the government — until this year.
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President Trump said on Tuesday that China had not succeeded in getting Pyongyang to curb its nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
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If the overall effect had not succeeded, Mr. Knoll said there were other narrative choices that would reduce Tarkin's screen presence.
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Yet, as much currency as those moments had, they have not succeeded in changing the game in any real sense. E!
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But the president has faced criticism from some national security experts that the sanctions have not succeeded in changing North Korea's behavior.
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From his perspective, these institutions have not succeeded in creating cultures that support growing "sustainable careers" for the vast majority of cultures.
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" The policies that sent these Americans overseas "have not succeeded," while the wars have continued to prove "astonishingly expensive" and "strategically incoherent.
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Unlike Trump, he has not succeeded in translating that into electoral success, having failed at seven attempts to win a seat in Parliament.
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I think we've not succeeded yet in finding ways to communicate the steps that we're taking and the carbon reasons to do it.
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Her efforts to secure more lending have not succeeded so far, with banks demanding heavy collateral and many non-bank lenders shut down.
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In the United States, Mr. Obama still has not succeeded in winning ratification of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a far more advanced deal.
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Lawmakers have attempted several times to set minimums on airplane seat dimensions, but have so far not succeeded in getting it into law.
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Unfortunately, U.S. foreign policy toward North Korea the last 16 years has not succeeded, leaving North Korea with ever growing nuclear weapon capabilities.
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"Even Mr. Sargent's skill has not succeeded in making attractive these over-civilised European Orientals," a critic for The Spectator wrote in 1897.
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Congress has not succeeded on comprehensive tax reform since 1986, when Ronald Reagan was in the White House and Democrats controlled the House.
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It arguably has not succeeded, and Apple has spent the years since on a course correction in response to growing complaints from pros.
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"Turkey has tried to convince us of that at every level but so far it has not succeeded," Bruno Kahl was quoted as saying.
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Each time that Trump made such demands, DOJ officials did the best that they could to deflect them — and more often than not succeeded.
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These have not succeeded, however, perhaps because there is less tolerance for disruption in the United States than the Taiwanese were willing to accept.
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Buttigieg first acknowledged that he had "not succeeded" in recruiting a diverse police force in a tense town hall in South Bend following the shooting.
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Turkish forces have still not succeeded in taking the city of Afrin, even after heavy aerial bombardments, which also encouraged people in Manbij, he said.
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Previous efforts by Chinese automakers to strike overseas deals have not succeeded: A Chinese company tried, but failed, to buy the Hummer brand in 2010.
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"(The government) has tried about seven or eight times to lift it, but have not succeeded so I'm calmly waiting and watching the process," he said.
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MUNICH (Reuters) - Qatar's foreign minister said on Saturday efforts to resolve a bitter Gulf dispute had not succeeded and were suspended at the start of January.
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On Thursday, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said he had told Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi that China's approach to North Korea had not succeeded.
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Attempts to revive it over the years, both in Congress and some state legislatures, have plainly not succeeded, but groups like the ERA Coalition keep pushing.
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Any agencies that Congress has not succeeded in funding by then will shut down unless Congress passes a stopgap measure to extend current levels of funding.
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While he has not succeeded to anywhere near the degree that true autocrats in other countries have, his continuing attempts at disinformation are still deeply alarming.
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While attendance there has been fairly strong, the orchestra has not succeeded in tapping as many new donors in the Washington suburbs as it had hoped.
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It most recently was 1.6%, and the Fed has not succeeded in achieving its inflation goal with any consistency in the decade since the financial crisis.
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The man's motives were unclear, and he had not succeeded in reaching the crowd because of barriers in front of the mosque, police said in a statement.
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Howard Davidowitz, chairman of retail consulting and investment banking firm Davidowitz & Associates Inc, said Wal-Mart's prior efforts to buy market share through acquisitions have not succeeded.
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said on Thursday that he had told Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi that China's approach to North Korea had not succeeded.
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She has not succeeded in achieving what she set out to do on gun control, but she was one of the most effective advocates for that viewpoint.
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Mr. Moore said that he and his current wife have tried for years to resolve the issue with the I.R.S., including dispute resolution, but have not succeeded.
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I am struck by the fact that historically shutdowns have not succeeded in helping those on the Hill who want something they're not getting from the president.
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"The effort to recruit more minority officers to the department and the effort to introduce body cameras have not succeeded and I accept responsibility for that," Buttigieg said.
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Buttigieg first acknowledged that he had "not succeeded" in recruiting a diverse police force in a tense town hall in South Bend following the shooting earlier this month.
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"The effort to recruit more minority officers to the department and the effort to introduce body cameras have not succeeded and I accept responsibility for that," he said.
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By one global estimate, at least 48m couples have been trying for a child for the past five years but have not succeeded, up from 42m in 1990.
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And though lawmakers have repeatedly rejected Trump's suggestion to massively defund the program, they have not succeeded in fully funding it, instead securing about $450 million last year.
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Had the republic not succeeded in refuting Churchill, had it disintegrated into multiple sovereign states, the world's negotiating tables might have needed to accommodate dozens of additional quarrelling players.
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said he made clear in a phone call with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi that China's approach to North Korea has not succeeded.
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He told reporters both China and the United States noted efforts over the last two decades had not succeeded in curbing the threat posed by North Korea's weapons programs.
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US Secretary of State John Kerry said he made clear in a phone call with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi that China's approach to North Korea has not succeeded.
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Despite the arrest or killing of leading traffickers, the campaign has not succeeded in reducing drug violence and has led to more killings as criminal groups fight among themselves.
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In the meantime, Microsoft's Lumia and Windows Phone strategy has not succeeded, and both sales and Windows Phone market share have declined since the company's mobile restructuring last year.
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He told reporters both China and the United States noted efforts over the last two decades had not succeeded in curbing the threat posed by North Korea's weapons programmes.
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The CMA competition investigation centres on whether Takeaway might have re-entered the UK market — which it quit in 2016 — if its takeover of Just Eat had not succeeded.
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"The effort to recruit more minority officers to the police department and the effort to introduce body cameras have not succeeded and I accept responsibility for that," Buttigieg said.
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"Despite all the provocations as a result of which Mikheil Saakashvili wants to spill the blood of Ukrainians, he has not succeeded," he said in a post on Facebook.
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And if you look historically, countries that have tried hard to sustain lagging regions much more explicitly than we have ever had in this country, they have not succeeded.
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In the mean time, Microsoft's Lumia and Windows Phone strategy has not succeeded, and both sales and Windows Phone market share have declined since the company's mobile restructuring last year.
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Goetzmann's masterly overview itself provides many examples of ingenious financial innovations that have notably not succeeded in changing human behavior, despite being better technical solutions to the problems at hand.
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The Tennessee law was unsuccessfully challenged in court, and an attempt to overturn the Arkansas law, which so far has not succeeded, is pending before the courts in that state.
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But, despite the arrest or killing of leading capos, the campaign has not succeeded in reducing drug violence and has led to more killings as criminal groups fight among themselves.
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Despite efforts to punish and deter foreign election interference, we have not succeeded in changing the cost-benefit calculation for the actors involved in directing or participating in these attacks.
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Andrew M. Cuomo's warnings about the apocalyptic impact of the new federal tax plan had not succeeded in alarming New Yorkers, state lawmakers last week gave it their best shot.
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"There was no change in Kesha's contractual recording obligations -- she has not succeeded on any legal claim or motion to avoid them," attorney Christine Lepera told CNN in a statement Friday.
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said on Thursday he had made clear in a phone call with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi that China's approach to North Korea has not succeeded.
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"They have not succeeded in holding Russia back," said Putin, referring to the West, which he said had ignored Moscow in the past, but would now have to sit up and listen.
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It is Khan's second visit to Saudi Arabia in just over a month, but he has not succeeded in securing significant financial assistance to stave off a looming balance of payments crisis.
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It did not seem so as you sat there taking it all in under a closed roof that had not succeeded in blocking out any of the sunshine in Willis's back story.
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Wolfman and some other law professors have been pushing the advisory committee on federal civil rules to formalize beefed-up class action disclosures in Rule 23 but have so far not succeeded.
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Interventions to end the violence, including the work of the United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUSCO), have not succeeded in restoring peace to the region.
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A man said his brother wasn't actually sexually abused by a lay worker at the orphanage, since after all the man had only attempted to touch the boy's genitals but had not succeeded.
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And more broadly, while the White House can celebrate now, there's a real chance that if Obama is not succeeded by Hillary Clinton or another Democrat, all the effort could be for naught.
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During a recent Asia tour, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson acknowledged that two decades of American efforts to denuclearize North Korea had not succeeded and highlighted the need for a fresh policy approach.
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The club's American owners have not succeeded at hiring either managers or top players since both Ferguson and the club's chief administrator, David Gill, both left at the same time three years ago.
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That someone else (probably the Charlotte-based Jim Crockett Promotions) would've done the same had the McMahons not succeeded in getting there first is irrelevant; this is the pro wrestling world we have.
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A report by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences in 2002 noted that the military had tried to weaponize infrasound but had not succeeded because it was hard to focus the wavelengths.
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"After its adoption on January 29, its negative rate policy has not succeeded in improving investor sentiment as concerns over the negative impact on bank earnings were highlighted more than its benefits," they said.
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"After its adoption on 29 January, its negative rate policy has not succeeded in improving investor sentiment, as concerns over the negative impact on bank earnings were highlighted more than its benefits," they said.
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The Taliban have still not succeeded in taking a major provincial center despite assaults on Farah in western Afghanistan and Ghazni in the center this year but they control large stretches of the countryside.
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When Landon Donovan, the most decorated man in American soccer history, awoke on the morning after the most deflating defeat in American soccer history, sleep had not succeeded in dulling much of his sadness.
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On one matter there can be no argument: The policies that sent these men and women abroad, with their emphasis on military action and their visions of reordering nations and cultures, have not succeeded.
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The "few but very powerful" American sugar refiners had become angry, Mr. Guajardo said at the Mexico City event, because the 2014 agreements had not succeeded in steering enough raw cane sugar to their refineries.
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"Crypto currencies, with bitcoin and ether leading the pack, have succeeded in financial markets by attracting investors, and in the public discourse by garnering attention, but they have not succeeded (yet) as currencies," he said.
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Singh also said Modi should focus on improving relations with neighbouring countries, adding that the government had not succeeded at making headway with arch-rival Pakistan, which India accuses of supporting insurgents across their shared border.
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And that effort has taken on extra urgency in a year during which Trump has not succeeded in advancing major campaign promises such as health-care reform and the construction of a border wall with Mexico.
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"As mayor of this city, I want to acknowledge those last two lines of effort — efforts to recruit more minority officers to the police department and efforts to introduce body cameras — have not succeeded," Buttigieg said.
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Yet Saturday's newspaper front pages confirmed he had not succeeded in winning over The Express, whose owner Richard Desmond donated more than one million pounds to anti-EU UK Independence Party during last year's national election campaign.
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Arora's persistence seems to be paying off, as he claims that his campaign has led to a 35 percent drop in momo sales in Jammu, though he has still not succeeded in making sale of the dumplings illegal.
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Blackburn, who is part of the Trump transition team, has sought to roll back the rule a number of times through her Internet Freedom Act, though she has not succeeded in getting it all the way through Congress.
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But no, he has not succeeded in lowering expectations about his performance in Monday's caucuses, if that was his intent, as some speculate that his absence at the debate will give him a convenient excuse for not winning Iowa.
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Washington's sanctions on Venezuela's state oil company PDVSA and its ban on U.S. companies doing business with the government have not succeeded in ousting socialist President Nicolas Maduro, who has overseen an economic collapse in his oil-producing nation.
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This month, an alliance of U.S. news organizations started a lobbying campaign for an exemption from antitrust law that would allow them to coordinate their negotiations with Google and Facebook, although such requests from other industries generally have not succeeded.
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Nearly 15 months later, Mr. Kushner, now a senior White House adviser with a broad foreign policy portfolio that requires access to some of the intelligence community's most closely guarded secrets, still has not succeeded in securing a permanent security clearance.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump said on Tuesday that China had not succeeded in getting North Korea to curb its nuclear and ballistic missile programs, an extraordinary admission of failure in his strategy for dealing with the rogue regime of Kim Jong-un.
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The millions of women who took to the streets to protest Trump have not succeeded in ousting the President: their test will come in 2018 and 2020 when it will be revealed whether activism translates into real votes in elections.
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So far, the United States has not succeeded in building a Western-led coalition to respond in the gulf; Germany initially declined to join the U.S. last week but said it is consulting, considering and "reviewing ... in close cooperation" with Britain and France.
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While cancer survival rates have increased in the nearly 28503 years since that day, why is it that at the same time we have not succeeded in curing (or even improving treatments for) Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease and diabetes by attacking their genetic roots?
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That our educational system, despite routinely teaching the young about facts, their potential distortion, the uses of rhetorical devices to skew and becloud and appropriate analytic "countermeasures," has not succeeded in equipping citizens with sufficient commitment to the truth, nor the means to approach it.
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And White House officials say the burden is on the Democrats to prove Trump did something wrong, not for the White House to prove he did something right, and officials believe the Democrats have not succeeded in that regard to dramatically sway public opinion.
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We're in it so much that we're disappointed with it, and then also lots of the really obvious negative — I don't know if "side effects" is the right word — results of that have show up, and there's lots of publications that have not succeeded.
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"You ask if we have enough to eat or drink, but I ask you: What is our condition when we cannot even say we are Burmese?" said Noor Jabbar, a community elder whose ID card expired three months ago but who has not succeeded in renewing it.
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"Delivering the prime minister's deal on Conservative votes has been tried and has not succeeded, the prime minister has done everything she possible can to get that deal through, and so the only option left open to her is to seek Labour votes," Hancock told BBC radio.
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" Finney, he writes, was "essential" in Bitcoin's prototyping and was the first to report a bug in the system: "To this day, I still think about how good of a person Hal was and how if it wasn't for him, bitcoin would have not succeeded the way it did.
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It's better to have the money than not have the money, but I think the point clearly is the Budget Control Act was designed to reduce the deficit and to control mandatory spending, and it has not succeeded in those things, so it's time for a different approach.
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After two deadlocked elections and three failed attempts at forming a government, Israel's yearlong political paralysis was no closer to a cure on Wednesday, as Benny Gantz, the centrist military leader who had tried to dislodge Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from power, angrily admitted he had not succeeded.
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There weren't any teams staying in locker rooms, or anything particularly outlandish, but the San Francisco 49ers had nearly half the team kneeling and various players around the league knelt or raised fists proving that President Trump's repeated attempts to get everyone to fall in line have not succeeded thus far.
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With Venezuela's repressive president, Nicolás Maduro, still firmly entrenched in power, and with Mr. Guaidó's most prominent backer, President Trump, distracted by his Senate trial and his re-election campaign, the embattled Venezuelan spent most of his time answering questions about why he had not succeeded in toppling Mr. Maduro.
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In addition to arguing that Mr. Farrow had not succeeded in persuading any of Mr. Weinstein's accusers to go on the record, the document detailed what NBC said were all the encounters between its news executives and the film mogul and his representatives, all of which Mr. Lack said had amounted to nothing.
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Andrew Rosenthal So far, President Trump has not succeeded in his plans to steal health insurance from tens of millions of people, break up families by deporting millions of would-be Americans, enrich his fellow 1 percenters with new tax breaks and bar immigrants from entering the country because of their religion.
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"The Court takes the view that the Commission has not succeeded in proving that ICAP participated in one of the cartels, that the duration found by the Commission of ICAP's participation in three cartels was excessive and that it failed to provide sufficient reasons as regards the methodology for calculating the fine," they said.
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"Those who think the Trump administration has not succeeded in its deregulatory efforts ought to look at these data," Peter Lurie, a former FDA official who worked in both the Obama and (briefly) Trump administration and is now the current president of the Center for Science in the Public Interest, a Washington, D.C., advocacy group, told Science.
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"The Court concludes that the individuals and companies which initiated the actions have not succeeded in demonstrating an infringement of the right to property, of the principle of protection of legitimate expectations, or of the principle of equal treatment," the General Court of the European Union, a division which addresses complaints against EU institutions, said in a news release.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Congress kicks bipartisan energy innovation into higher gear MORE (R-Alaska) and other pro-drilling members of Congress have not succeeded previously in enacting a bill to allow drilling in this spectacularly beautiful home of wild caribou, threatened polar bears and breeding birds from all 50 states.
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Sixteen years after we first saw those pictures of a country that looked like a relic of the Stone Age, rather than one of the Internet Age, and after paying dearly with more than 2,200 American lives and tens of thousands of others, U.S. efforts have not succeeded in bringing Afghanistan much closer to civilization — it remains locked in the past as the world enters an era of self-driving cars and artificial intelligence.
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