It persuaded virtually no one who wasn't already persuaded of Trump's unfitness.
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The investigation has persuaded virtually nobody who wasn't already persuaded that President Trump is unfit for office — and also frustrated many people who are persuaded.
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And if more voters are persuaded by Sanders's campaign, they may come to believe that other people can be persuaded too.
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The organizer of our program persuaded him to chat with the group about his work, and persuaded me to moderate the encounter.
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Or that maybe that, on average, not that many people are persuaded, but small numbers of people are persuaded, and that still matters.
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He was barely trying to make a case at all — and like so much in this political era, nobody who wasn't already persuaded was being persuaded anyway.
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TC: I'm curious if you want something that Masa doesn't want, if he can be persuaded, or if he wants something that you don't want, he can be persuaded.
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"The tactical logic of Gillum's primary campaign persuaded Democratic voters, but it persuaded them partly because it's what they wanted to hear," as The New Yorker's Benjamin Wallace-Wells says.
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PA) has persuaded U.S. jewelry chain Tiffany & Co (TIF.
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The aim of this option would be to manage the situation until sanctions persuaded the regime to change its ways or persuaded others in North Korea to act to change the regime.
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But she could be persuaded with the right juice flavor.
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They're highly motivated by feelings and not persuaded by facts.
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The pet persuaded him to sit down, then called Arlyn.
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Mr. Stuber said he was not persuaded by that argument.
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I love that, getting persuaded to empathize with culty murderers.
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Carol Bellamy, a board member, persuaded Mr. Ravitch to reconsider.
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In 2016, the manufacturer found themselves persuaded by a Change.
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Rising murder rates persuaded Guatemalan politicians to accept their help.
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"And you know what, I could be persuaded," Trump said.
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After a year, Gulf states persuaded Saleh to step down.
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Kirby persuaded me that this was a habit to break.
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Argentina has also persuaded private banks to lend it money.
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Agents persuaded the aluminum industry magnate to underwrite the mission.
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But it wasn't just price that persuaded her to leave.
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She eventually persuaded him to consult with the Justice Department.
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Growing confidence in his drawing skills persuaded him to try.
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CIA officials persuaded the newspaper not to publish the information.
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But she also persuaded with the acuteness of her attention.
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But when witnesses testified otherwise, Baker and others were persuaded.
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Also in 1978, another friend, James B. McDougal, persuaded Mrs.
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Irizarry said Friday she was not persuaded by that explanation.
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He persuaded Mr. Bewley to plant a little more tannat.
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Pakistan's Aziz said he felt the Taliban could be persuaded.
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But the public was not persuaded, Mr. van Beurden said.
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What persuaded you to sign on for "In Search Of"?
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Eventually, Smith persuaded the authorities to look into the matter.
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I am not persuaded that that will, in fact, happen.
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I persuaded Wali to take me higher on the mountain.
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But then she married an Italian and was persuaded otherwise.
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In 210, Mr. Koskoff persuaded a jury in Danbury, Conn.
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Nobody was ever persuaded by being made to feel stupid.
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"We are not persuaded," wrote Associate Justice Franklin D. Elia.
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And they persuaded friends from the city to join them.
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But his wife eventually persuaded him to make the journey.
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Eventually he persuaded Hoffa to hire him as an organizer.
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Some workers were persuaded to leave their employers, he said.
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Aides persuaded Mr. Bloomberg to keep making his planned stops.
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He persuaded almost all of them to complete their coursework.
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"I can see other people getting persuaded," Ms. Rosen said.
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He persuaded the official to pay him $700 and disappeared.
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His advisers eventually persuaded him to concede to avoid unrest.
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The embassy was persuaded and soon, too, was her editor.
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About one in 800 people reached were persuaded, they estimate.
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They do not need to be persuaded of the truth.
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And then they persuaded the Polaroid Corporation to finance it.
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He persuaded local merchants to provide financial support, and his wife, Pat, persuaded families to open their doors to strangers for an entire summer, providing them a place to stay, meals and surrogate parenting.
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And this time, the earned media that matters will increasingly be social — especially Facebook and Instagram — rather than TV. While some people are persuaded by TV, many more are persuaded by their friends and peers.
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That was the logic that persuaded Mr. Romney to put the mandate in his health bill, and the thinking that persuaded President Obama to change his mind and put it in the Affordable Care Act.
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But the book persuaded me, at least, that it's worth trying.
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Voters persuaded by those claims may be surprised again by 2020.
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But at this point in life I'm less persuaded of that.
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Soon Keurig was persuaded to reverse course, at least in part.
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This new information persuaded Democrats most and independents somewhat less so.
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Kennedy and Roberts did not appear particularly persuaded by this argument.
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It helped, the researchers added, that being persuaded felt like fun.
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" Kelly said "he had persuaded the president it was not necessary.
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Iran has yet to be persuaded of that, say the sources.
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Still, millions of Americans were persuaded by his anti-establishment posturing.
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Perhaps Conduent can be persuaded to work in concert with Propel.
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Eventually I persuaded him to visit a few schools with me.
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Only a loud public shaming persuaded EPA to abandon the practice.
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The people of Colebrook and surrounding townships, however, aren't all persuaded.
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Instead, a university mentor persuaded her to give teaching a try.
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He persuaded the Senate to hold off on new sanctions. Mrs.
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How are the guerrillas going to be persuaded to accept it?
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Nonetheless, some voters could have been persuaded by it, he said.
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And what if the bondholders were persuaded to forgive this debt?
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That has persuaded more herders to purchase the insurance, Mude said.
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He persuaded Couture to give him a day off to recover.
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Justice Nicholas did not appear entirely persuaded by that interpretation, however.
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The high school principal, Sayed Shah Bakabuli, was not entirely persuaded.
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And somehow persuaded his father to donate his three favorite coats?
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Within weeks, he persuaded her to visit him at Trump Tower.
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Not everyone seems persuaded by the latest flurry of deal-making.
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A lower court in Connecticut wasn't persuaded, originally dismissing the lawsuit.
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Perhaps some others with little to lose can be similarly persuaded.
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He was persuaded by his librettist to make it an opera.
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For one, they are not persuaded by Rosatom's assurances of safety.
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And the furious barking had persuaded the animal to stay put.
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His teacher persuaded him to transfer to the University of Kansas.
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He refused to leave the room until a physician persuaded him.
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I'm not terribly persuaded by this, but perhaps it's worth considering.
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Ultimately, I persuaded my doctor to prescribe me some generic Zoloft.
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Americans must be persuaded to stay home, the experts told Donald.
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Armand Hammer persuaded Mr. Rubin to work at Knoedler in 1973.
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After soliciting some expert opinions, I'm persuaded that's not the case.
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A friend and classmate of Ralph Abernathy, Anderson persuaded the Rev.
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The third time, I persuaded her to have lunch with me.
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He then persuaded her to go to the hall of gems.
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Mr. Uffelman persuaded him to support Ms. Warren, the Massachusetts senator.
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But not every lawmaker seemed persuaded that travel disruptions would subside.
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That uncertainty apparently persuaded Mr. Trump to leap into the fray.
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That persuaded him that getting out and doing things was possible.
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But her husband persuaded her to stay, suggesting one more week.
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That persuaded him that getting out and doing things was possible.
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By Friday night, the company had persuaded Judge Griffen to intervene.
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Oh, and it looks like he thinks you're very easily persuaded.
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When has anyone ever been persuaded by being insulted or labeled?
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But the columnist Walter Winchell had persuaded him to come along.
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And they will read those and believe them unless otherwise persuaded.
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Five women said he persuaded them to rehearse topless or naked.
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Crawford said he eventually persuaded the students to open the door.
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She persuaded an artist friend to design an appropriately ominous cover.
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Astrologers and their many loyal followers are not persuaded about that.
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Despite his grades, Miller persuaded the University of Michigan to accept him.
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Eventually, in 1947, he persuaded a Dutch publisher to print 1,153 copies.
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And he persuaded Giuliani that she was a problem for him too.
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"I think they're going to be persuaded…by each other," he added.
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But that argument hasn't persuaded Upton or many other moderates so far.
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"We persuaded the religious activists to withdraw," police officer Aurengzeb Khan said.
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FERC said on Friday it was not persuaded by PG&E's argument.
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Barry persuaded Danner to put down the potential weapon, police officials said.
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The tumbling price of oil has also persuaded investors to be cautious.
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Desperate to compete, he eventually persuaded them to give him a chance.
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Years have passed since she persuaded several family members to provide DNA.
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Unless, that is, China's policymakers can be persuaded that scrap isn't waste.
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I'm not persuaded, but perhaps we'll see more unfold in that regard.
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He seems likely to have persuaded a majority of the justices, however.
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Congressional Republicans, however, haven't been persuaded by Amash's positions in the past.
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In fact, I'm now persuaded that it's a model for other countries.
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So Mr. Backer persuaded the company to try a video version instead.
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How will foreign forces-Iranian, Russian, and others be persuaded to leave?
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The day he was shot, he had persuaded his father to attend.
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It persuaded the coach, Vicente del Bosque to remain and to rebuild.
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TeamHealth was not persuaded by the logic, and AmSurg eventually backed off.
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The church also persuaded local law enforcement agencies to drop several investigations.
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Notebook Finally, an enterprising news outlet has persuaded Donald Trump to talk.
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But if they can't be persuaded the other way, you move on.
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He persuaded the University of Nebraska to help sponsor the robotics event.
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Many state courts would not be easily persuaded by the Kansas decision.
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He also persuaded a couple of prominent black ministers to endorse him.
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In time they persuaded her to bring in tools for their escape.
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He persuaded the central bank to flood the country with cheap money.
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But so far, not enough Senate Democrats or Republicans have been persuaded.
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Would polite discourse have persuaded Nielsen and Trump to reverse family separation?
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We persuaded them to take us onboard for a case of beer.
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But the administration's argument hasn't persuaded critics of withdrawing from the treaty.
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Mr. Trump and his advisers are not persuaded by Ford's rationale, though.
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Hawley called Bannon, and whatever he said persuaded Bannon to back off.
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It hardly helps that they do not seem to have persuaded themselves.
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But they were persuaded to return guilty verdicts on virtually every count.
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For fear of causing offense, they forego the opportunity to be persuaded.
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He persuaded the boys to send him sexually explicit images and videos.
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Even the mild-mannered Bing Crosby was briefly persuaded to try one.
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But Oklahoma voters don't seem to have been persuaded by Inhofe's endorsement.
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Perhaps he has persuaded Democrats that they need value political experience more.
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The White House persuaded China to support tighter sanctions on North Korea.
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Sympathetic for the meanspirited way that management eventually persuaded him to go.
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What persuaded you to accept Dan Fogelman's offer to join this season?
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That growth may have persuaded the Fed to keep raising interest rates.
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Arjuna had successfully persuaded seven of nine technology companies, including Apple, Amazon.
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And he persuaded Giuliani that she was a problem for him too.
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Prater had persuaded Togami to join the hacking club their freshman year.
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Finally I persuaded my wife, Míriam, to move there with the kids.
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I persuaded my dad to give me enough pounds for a ticket.
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Instead, she persuaded him to take antidepressants for a time, then decide.
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But I have persuaded several friends to join, and they love it.
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Declassified documents demonstrate that Navy scientists, for instance, were persuaded by TTAPS .
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A Benchmark-funded entrepreneur, Stitch Fix's Katrina Lake, persuaded Gurley to act.
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A man who needed to be persuaded to educate his daughters, sure.
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But the district judge, Marie Mallon, was not persuaded and denied bail.
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Mario M. Cuomo persuaded him to stay on for three more years.
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The world had to be persuaded of the freedoms of American life.
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He persuaded the Vietnamese government to address the contagion transparently and decisively.
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First the bill proposed $5 billion, but not enough Republicans were persuaded.
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On the night they finally persuaded him, it was raining, Williams said.
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He presented it to the decision maker and persuaded him to agree.
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He was the one who persuaded Ms. Lynn to start her musical career.
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This latter group must be persuaded that educational VR is worth the price.
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Nixon said he just couldn't face D.C. But Humphrey persuaded him to attend.
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Al-Jubeir said he hoped Russia could be persuaded to support the measure.
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Agalarov persuaded Trump to bring the Miss Universe pageant to Moscow in 2013.
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In the show, Hilton is persuaded to take an aerial tour of Dubai.
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I think I even persuaded some of my colleagues to buy one themselves!
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European leaders seem to hope that migrants can be persuaded to stay put.
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Rival parties may be persuaded to desist, and a tenuous stability take hold.
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"We are not persuaded that these developments are a good idea," Woods said.
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When the tech giant couldn't be persuaded, he broke out on his own.
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That's how, he claimed, he persuaded Kate to marry him four months later.
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Like in Norway, people were persuaded this was time for them to disarm.
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It was Kushner who persuaded Trump that he had to be let go.
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Will they be persuaded by Democrats' methodical articulation of what's in the report?
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Others were doubtless stolen or locals bamboozled or persuaded to sell under duress.
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It is easy to see why that line, and that biography, persuaded voters.
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"I may be persuaded to give it to Joanna should she ask me."
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They persuaded every vendor on campus to stop selling beverages with added sugar.
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Not even Italy, that soft underbelly of Europe, has been persuaded to spill.
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For now Mr Rouhani appears to have persuaded Mr Zarif to stay on.
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"I finally persuaded them to let me look at two books," she recalls.
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But Blunt wasn't so easily persuaded to come aboard her husband's project, either.
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He said he had been "persuaded" that it would help an important relationship.
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The federal government persuaded it not to do so in return for concessions.
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It said it had persuaded some lawmakers to defect from the rival bloc.
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It's the saddest day of the year and we won't be persuaded otherwise.
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His economic and diplomatic advisers persuaded him to delay trade actions in 2017.
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Amid all the dangers he chronicled daily, Anderson persuaded himself he was safe.
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"People are embarrassed to admit that they got duped or persuaded," Romy said.
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But it will only succeed on June 23rd if those persuaded actually vote.
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He even persuaded his mum not to sell during a particularly difficult period.
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A Clairol ad persuaded him to dye his hair blond, which it remained.
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Most recently, it seems New Zealand could be persuaded to let Huawei in.
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He eventually persuaded his parents and 5-year-old Sonia to join him.
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His mother persuaded him to do otherwise, but the three E's helped, too.
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That same year, Mr. Parmigiani persuaded Chopard to base its watchmaking in Fleurier.
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She has picked off one lawmaker and another says he could be persuaded.
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Then a friend persuaded him to try heroin , and soon he was addicted .
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He persuaded his friends to join him, and one thing led to another.
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The Air Force called Sergeant Bellino in Ohio and persuaded him to return.
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However, encouragement from the cast and crew persuaded them to change their minds.
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Wray persuaded senators he would remain thoroughly independent from the Trump White House.
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In the mid-60s, Becker persuaded himself that his testicles were too small.
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But I am not persuaded to the same extent by the other arguments.
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Again, everybody knew that, and likely nobody was persuaded by their monotonous delivery.
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A lengthy lawsuit over land use persuaded tournament owners to make a move.
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One of the emails Ms. Waggoner received finally persuaded her to do something.
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If the justices are honestly persuaded by them, well, that's litigation for you.
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And Fox has apparently persuaded us all to live with its lying, too.
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Picasso eventually persuaded her to abandon her family and move in with him.
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And Regenexx has persuaded some large, self-insured employers to cover its treatments.
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He testified that Almena persuaded him to co-sign the Ghost Ship lease.
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Dr. Brown was the one black friend they persuaded to try for membership.
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To avoid pain, she can be persuaded to accept her lot, to obey.
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Franklin persuaded the French monarchy to aid American anti-monarchists fighting for independence.
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Mr. Rodwell belonged to the Mattachine Society, and persuaded Mr. Leitsch to join.
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But organizers persuaded him to stay faithful to his pop-art-inspired aesthetic.
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" Thereafter, Brady persuaded Mary Todd Lincoln to be photographed in March 1861. "Mrs.
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In the end, Harris Wofford and Sargent Shriver persuaded him to telephone Mrs.
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Last May, Pompeo claimed Russia had persuaded Maduro not to leave the country.
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Qassim Suleimani, he has persuaded Iran to rethink rather than redouble its aggression.
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But in the end, her parents persuaded her to enter an arranged marriage.
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Plenty of young evangelicals I know, however, were not persuaded by that argument.
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" Elliot recalled being persuaded by Matsoukas's intensity on set: "She's in your face.
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Kevin, he said, persuaded one of his sons to delay playing tackle football.
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Stephen is persuaded, Diana is willing, and everything's just dandy until it isn't.
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But he persuaded the New York Jets to draft the quarterback Joe Namath.
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He persuaded the mayor and a soccer team to wear the boots, too.
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Mr. Halpern persuaded her to pass it up to stick with their music.
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Mr. MacEachen then persuaded the Liberals to take Mr. Trudeau back as leader.
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Collins persuaded some industry experts to come to town, and they were impressed.
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Goldberg persuaded him to call a counterpart in Essex County, where Norma lived.
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So he contacted his siblings and persuaded them to scrape together the money.
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At one center, forty-four children ran away before being persuaded to return.
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Based on that discovery, investigators persuaded a judge to issue a search warrant.
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But he decided against it after an adviser persuaded him against the plan.
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Dr. Goodenough persuaded Dr. Braga to move to Austin and join his lab.
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He persuaded Parliament to pass a measure extending his term for three months.
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Unsophisticated investors are being persuaded that they should own a sheaf of stocks.
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The pressure persuaded Rybolovlev that his assets were no longer safe in Russia.
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Dr. Pierce had persuaded her to sign a release freeing him of liability.
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Anthony Beilenson, a 10-term congressman who persuaded fellow California legislators and Gov.
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Mr. Ross persuaded the Goodman family to drop the provision, for a fee.
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If only those blue-collar defectors of 483 can be persuaded to listen.
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I'm persuaded by the argument that dragons function largely as close air support.
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In the end, I persuaded the manager to open up a second yurt.
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Mr. Franken persuaded enough people to win the election by a slim margin.
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But the data had persuaded him to push through his fatigue more often.
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That, too, may have persuaded clubs to become just a little more frugal.
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But it became clear that Union slaveowners could not be so easily persuaded.
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In 1908, he persuaded President Theodore Roosevelt to designate Malheur Lake a wildlife refuge.
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Maddox persuaded this man to reveal a secret that was heard around the world.
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The reformists debated whether their opponents might be rationally persuaded to tolerate greater pluralism.
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With some effort, Ms. Lawrence persuaded Mr. Nissen and Mr. Whitney to use beavers.
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Over the years, scientism has persuaded mental doctors to do bad, even terrible things.
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It seems the jury was persuaded that Officer Yanez legitimately feared for his life.
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If I was having that dinner, I would not feel persuaded by those people.
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How can conservative elites be persuaded to think and communicate differently about climate change?
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These customers are also frequently persuaded to pay monthly fees to maintain their accounts.
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No sane observer thinks the Kremlin persuaded 63m Americans to vote for Mr Trump.
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Employers still need to be persuaded that older workers are worth holding on to.
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They would work it out somehow, she said, but she did not seem persuaded.
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Mr. Tuggle persuaded the Met to make this encyclopedic database available free of charge.
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This is a Democratic politics that has persuaded itself never to try to persuade.
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Persuaded or not, readers will find their minds enriched with many powerful thinking tools.
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The driver then persuaded the gunman to get off the bus, Sergeant Pennings said.
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Like many of the plaintiffs that Hernández and Molina persuaded to join Madrigal v.
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It now seems that those politicians have persuaded Nissan to secure the factory's future.
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He also persuaded others not to rely upon legislative history when interpreting a statute.
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Fred Goldman, Ron Goldman's father, was the one who finally persuaded me of that.
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After I left university, I persuaded a stained glass artist to take me on.
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But Kaine said some of Trump's supporters will never be persuaded to back Clinton.
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Her father persuaded Walls to give him their few dollars to buy beer instead.
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Bochy certainly was persuaded by his strong relief effort against the Dodgers on Sept.
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In January he almost retired, but was persuaded by his girlfriend to keep trying.
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Dao was then persuaded to leave so his injuries could be treated, Rodriguez said.
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On Monday night, O'Malley delegates will apparently be free to persuade—or be persuaded.
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As Martin recounts: Sartre persuaded the austerely beautiful de Beauvoir to fall for him.
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Not everyone is persuaded the irrigation push will work effectively to combat food insecurity.
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Carter appears to have incessantly cajoled Roy until he was persuaded to kill himself.
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But there's no indication that Mueller has been persuaded to stop investigating possible obstruction.
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The cash incentives persuaded many soldiers to reenlist and even go back to war.
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To be honest, we're pretty persuaded by Thompson's eye-popping demo with that apple...
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He persuaded John Wayne and Jimmy Stewart to join him for dinners with delegates.
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Back in London, he was persuaded by the young Simón Bolívar to try again.
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The games are prerecorded, and Redstone is persuaded to bet on the winning team.
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France has persuaded Germany to consider the idea of a European carbon border tax.
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However, his business advisers say they have persuaded him to keep an open mind.
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But he persuaded her not to because it would reflect poorly on his performance.
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Instead, she persuaded her parents to give her that money to start her company.
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But Trump skeptics in the GOP conference said they weren't persuaded by his visit.
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Now, maybe he could be persuaded by scientific evidence to do the right thing.
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Beaty has persuaded the Jayhawks to approach the schedule as 12 one-game seasons.
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I did,persuaded by postnatal dreadand a Macy's clerk to bargain for more zip.
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He came away persuaded and has been heartened by upticks in some recent polls.
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Europe so far is cautious but can be persuaded by good, well-presented evidence.
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In the end, the cries of demonstrating Zimbabweans persuaded him to go, Mukonori said.
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Can any of the captured foreign fighters be persuaded to assist in propaganda efforts?
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Early in their marriage, she persuaded him to allot her some private work space.
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That's partly because Khartoum persuaded South Sudanese rebels it had previously backed to sign.
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They don't care about conflicts — they will never be persuaded he's a good man.
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But Judge Wiss has since said the court was not persuaded by Google's argument.
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In any case, her statement persuaded none of these bad actors to act differently.
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He persuaded the Marching Tar Heels band to eliminate "Dixie" from its pregame repertoire.
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Mr. Robbins persuaded Cisco's board to shift research and development dollars back to networking.
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The union persuaded the owners to raise minimum salaries by more than 20 percent.
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A rhetorician strong on all three was likely to leave behind a persuaded audience.
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The left persuaded itself that those policies were both morally righteous and politically savvy.
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Many of the people interviewed said they would not be persuaded to stay anyway.
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The automakers wagered that California could be persuaded to go along with their list.
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These conservative operatives persuaded the Trump administration to add the question to the census.
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In 2015, she finally persuaded a doctor to give her an immunotherapy drug, nivolumab.
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Eugenicists persuaded the Public Health Service to offer certificates of eugenic suitability for marriage.
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A program director there persuaded him to use the radio-friendly name Bob Slade.
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American officials were persuaded by Saudi assurances the campaign would be over in weeks.
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Insists That Morgue Keeper Persuaded Him Against His Judgment as to Identity of Body.
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He claims the show of force persuaded the hostile Templario convoy to think again.
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While there, she persuaded Main Bocher, an American couturier, to redesign the nurses' uniforms.
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The Trump administration persuaded Volkswagen to comply with U.S. sanctions on Iran, Bloomberg said.
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If I've persuaded you that what it's doing is O.K., your zeal may diminish.
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Climate experts, however, are increasingly persuaded that global warming is making them more severe.
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There are some signs, however, that parents and millennials could be persuaded to act.
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But something about the shipment persuaded anti-narcotics agents to take one last look.
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He has persuaded many Americans that they have been victimized by imitation and theft.
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It was originally slated for once a week, but Philipps persuaded the network otherwise.
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That, I think, persuaded the Republicans in our California Legislature to come on board.
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The commission persuaded Swiss banks to publish more than 25,000 names of account holders.
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Mr. Guarco, the Duke graduate, has persuaded a few friends to take the plunge.
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The risks persuaded Shanghai Disneyland theme park to close from Saturday until further notice.
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Afterward, Mr. Trump said briefly in public that he was persuaded by the evidence.
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That is what has persuaded Kroenke to stand by Wenger for another two seasons.
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Could someone be persuaded to make a movie about this episode of his life?
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Some cat owners looking to surrender their pets were even persuaded to keep them.
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They persuaded PBS to make changes to the film so that Latinos were represented.
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Studies like that have persuaded some cities to get cracking with the white paint.
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Can you recruit people who cannot be persuaded by rational argument and scientific evidence?
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Sterling persuaded a judge in Ohio that the case should be compelled to arbitration.
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At the same time, others were easily persuaded that the president did nothing wrong.
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But it was Griffin who persuaded Blatt to hire Lue as his top assistant.
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Halfway through, we've not been persuaded into feeling the requisite affection for this group.
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He also met a Boulevard Mall representative who persuaded him to open a store.
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But I am persuaded by her assertion that there's some particular trauma at play.
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In December, Ruiz, 46, persuaded Castillo to turn back and move to Mexico City.
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Bob persuaded his father to experiment with Mr. Krisel's modern designs on 10 lots.
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The more Geerling read, the more he was persuaded that the patient had Whipple's.
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As a result, they say the board may be persuaded to make the change.
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If enough are persuaded, concerted action can be readily coordinated to resolve the problem.
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And they persuaded Bijan Sabet, a longtime acquaintance and entrepreneur, to come on board.
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But I was never persuaded that they had taken the right course of action.
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And yet I've said I'm open, I'm open to be persuaded this is real.
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Though Facebook hopes you'll be persuaded to vote for manipulation by corporate interest instead.
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The directors persuaded Parliament to pass a law banning the trade in unauthorised shares.
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Justice Elena Kagan did not seem persuaded by this part of Mr. Katyal's argument.
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But the people backing Warren and Sanders aren't persuaded by the case for moderation.
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After spending time with Culp, Langone said he was persuaded to buy back in.
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He persuaded the company to extend the payment deadline to the end of December.
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They persuaded Mr. Trump to increase the number of troops and resources in Afghanistan.
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The composer was persuaded by a colleague to publish this nine-minute andante separately.
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He then persuaded her to be profiled in what became his first documentary film.
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Not a single House Republican was persuaded by this theory to vote for impeachment.
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This, by and large, has not persuaded young white women to vote for her.
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She persuaded L'Occitaine to put a Provençal fountain at the front of the store.
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So I had to be persuaded that it wasn't gonna be like that again.
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Male doctors persuaded clerics to let them operate on women, because they lacked female doctors.
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Last November, they persuaded China's largest food-delivery company to stop carrying dog-meat meals.
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People are persuaded to do wacky stuff that stops them from doing the right stuff.
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Hierholzer said Hawkins was eventually persuaded to take the girls to the hospital, KABB reports.
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I am persuaded that it's up to our post-biological descendants to colonize the universe.
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The stress made me feel sick, and I persuaded him to untie me to vomit.
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Orson Aguilar, an advocate for fair lending, was persuaded by that appeal and Otting's outreach.
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So far, Trump has persuaded some 10 million voters in Republican primaries to support him.
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More than 30 years of relentless propaganda have persuaded most Chinese that "one is enough".
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Mr Trump also needs to be persuaded that alliances are America's greatest source of power.
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She also persuaded her husband to wangle a $20163 million House appropriation for the project.
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European Union money has persuaded transit countries from Turkey to Niger to curb the flow.
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Then his son, Adam, persuaded him to reject the offers and enter the modern era.
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Power later switched to the right, which persuaded the country that it had become democratic.
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But China persuaded the administrations of both George W. Bush and Barack Obama to refuse.
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Many of his claims are controversial, and some readers will be more persuaded than others.
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Veerapong Nakprasit, who persuaded the company to give me the phone's location on humanitarian grounds.
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Perhaps Mr Cohen simply persuaded them that he had insight or access worth paying for.
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But the programme's benefits persuaded Boston's City Council to set aside permanent funding in 2017.
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They persuaded David Cameron to hold a referendum on Britain's membership of the European Union.
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And they persuaded Theresa May to pursue the hardest possible Brexit, despite a narrow victory.
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She called the site Doxa and persuaded an engineer friend to start it with her.
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It wasn't until dusk the following day that UNHCR officials persuaded police to release them.
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Eventually, they persuaded executives to keep the facility open but the compromise involved staff reductions.
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Its 133m members tended to vote in unison, and persuaded parents to do the same.
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Bersatu sued the agency and persuaded the court to block the suspension on April 23rd.
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But the gay marriage issue persuaded more to get their name on the electoral roll.
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With Russia on the same wavelength for its own reasons, Iran had to be persuaded.
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Such distrust has persuaded policymakers to favour public spending as a tool to combat unemployment.
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Last December he persuaded congress to agree to a 20-year real-terms spending freeze.
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Instead, his tough stance persuaded allies to spend billions more on defense, strengthening NATO instead.
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Not everyone is so easily persuaded, with some firms still wary of Bitcoin, Rossiello adds.
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Before long, though, they were persuaded by aid groups to stop felling trees for charcoal.
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Archbishop Justin Welby persuaded all the African conservatives—except one—to stay in the room.
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"It may be", replied Mr Goldstein, "that I have not persuaded you in this case".
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Mr Cameron's suggestion that Brexit might be a threat to peace in Europe persuaded few.
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City council meetings were pretty informal, when enough people could be persuaded to show up.
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"His aides, among them myself, had persuaded him that it wouldn't be possible," Salter explained.
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Va., but was persuaded to stay on to try to see the tax push through.
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Carson invited him to Baltimore, took him to lunch, and persuaded him to pursue surgery.
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Many prosecutors rejected the idea that women could be persuaded to testify against their relatives.
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Capitalizing on the looser lending practices, the airline persuaded its lenders to restructure its debt.
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A professor picked her up and persuaded her to call her parents, in New York.
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The quality of Patterson's writing impressed an instructor, who persuaded him to apply to Columbia.
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Eventually, he persuaded his parents to get a cable-TV package that included N.B.A. games.
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Nonetheless, he said that visiting the Barcelona Pavilion had persuaded him of that reconstruction's worth.
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Drucker and Ernst also persuaded Amazon to sponsor the Trans Pride festival in Los Angeles.
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Ivan left to work for Leo Castelli, where he persuaded Castelli to show Roy Lichtenstein.
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They persuaded their parents to build out a cafe rather than just serving baked goods.
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Ketchum even persuaded the New York Times to publish an editorial signed by President Putin.
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But this time, it was Dr. Boone who persuaded Mr. Veeder not to give up.
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But I could be persuaded to make Florence Fabricant's recipe for mushroom soup gratinée instead.
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And Jon is increasingly persuaded there will be ruinous consequences should he continue spilling secrets.
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It is fantastic if the Taliban can be persuaded to join official conversations with Kabul.
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The big city was intoxicating, and living there persuaded him to abandon his religious studies.
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Aware of the losses, Amanat persuaded Maiden Capital to provide Enable with another $2 million.
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This is because the most partisan political activists simply are not persuaded by the facts.
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One day the glove box fell open and could not be persuaded to close again.
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Sucked into this new addiction, David has persuaded himself that his virtual affair is real.
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The rubber barons, legend has it, persuaded Enrico Caruso to journey here and sing Verdi.
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Mor was persuaded to reject an offer from Liverpool over the summer after Tuchel's intervention.
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Visits to friends in Sarasota persuaded the Ringlings to buy a home on the bay.
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Dahl called it "a shame" that his agent persuaded her husband to make Charlie white.
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They must be persuaded that while there are always risks, the system can protect them.
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Mr. Kushner, 37, persuaded Mr. Trump to make Riyadh his first foreign trip as president.
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"He just listened very politely and wasn't persuaded an iota," he added with a laugh.
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Audiences have a few more chances to be persuaded by Sarah Burgess's Washington lobbying drama.
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When I was 34, I wanted bling, because it persuaded me that I was special.
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This, more than anything, persuaded me that Putin's power runs deep and wide in Russia.
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Back in the 1990s, doctors were persuaded to treat pain as a serious medical issue.
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Akrami talked about returning to Afghanistan with the children, but Sharifi persuaded her to stay.
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She was busy taking sewing classes that she had persuaded her family to pay for.
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The next year she persuaded him to give her one last crack at the theater.
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But for the moment I'm persuaded that I still have much more life to live.
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Trump persuaded many voters that he was their ally by running a racially focused campaign.
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Mr. Lynch had previously hinted that he could be persuaded to vote for Ms. Pelosi.
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He persuaded the government to finance what he soon began to see as his movement.
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The medical team was persuaded — so much so that they took off their face masks.
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On one occasion, she said, he persuaded both sisters to go to bed with him.
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The students persuaded him that their project was genuine and they got the green light.
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Senator Bob Corker, Republican of Tennessee, said he was not persuaded by Ms. Ramirez's story.
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He soon persuaded his father to pay $40 for 20 lessons on a rented sax.
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One of her goldsmiths persuaded a former Fabergé enamel artist to come out of retirement.
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By 1916, even President Woodrow Wilson had been persuaded by his daughters to support suffrage.
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The financial crisis persuaded voters that they were governed by aloof, incompetent, self-serving elites.
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Those moves alienated voters on the left, and persuaded few on the right, analysts said.
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The administration's commissioner at the time, Donald Kennedy, was persuaded, but the effort ultimately failed.
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Three times previously, the president's aides had persuaded him not to dismantle the Iran deal.
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He said that activists had persuaded many families in his village to destroy their huts.
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Sam has since died, but the experience persuaded her to insure her next pet, Winston.
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Mr. Cuomo this week persuaded lawmakers to adopt a far more limited "buy American" measure.
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"I am persuaded that we don't know the real Marie Antoinette," Ms. Asmar d'Amman said.
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He also persuaded Alla Broeksmit to increase her son's monthly stipend from $300 to $2,500.
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Elizabeth Warren, persuaded the voter to commit to caucus for Warren immediately on Monday night.
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Ghosn is so persuaded of his correctness that he is suing Renault for pension payments.
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Hours after quitting ISIS , he was disparaging the group he had persuaded others to join.
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Many state legislatures were persuaded in part by the lure of a Balanced Budget Amendment.
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I am firmly persuaded that among nations, weakness will never be a foundation for security.
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Its failure persuaded Mr. Metzger and his longtime business partner, Ava Leighton, to change course.
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In December 20013, Clinton's advisers persuaded him not to issue a commutation to former Rep.
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Mr. Trowbridge persuaded most of them that the subject was already integral to the curriculum.
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Police said some of the victims were persuaded by their traffickers to sell their babies.
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The risks also persuaded Shanghai Disneyland theme park to close from Saturday until further notice.
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Ganahl had persuaded two dozen professional artists to speak to his students during their stay.
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They have already persuaded more than half the states to adopt mandates on renewable energy.
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During the campaign, she persuaded her father to make a vow to do just that.
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He tries to get people to laugh; many relax when persuaded to share a meal.
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But Mr. Trump may also be persuaded by the hawks he has surrounded himself with.
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Roosevelt decided to champion a proposed ban and persuaded the Legislature to pass the bill.
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If someone reads your argument and gets persuaded, how should they live their life differently?
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Then William Morris agent Jim Griffin spotted her and persuaded her to become his client.
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She persuaded Mr. Besh and his business partner, Octavio Mantilla, to make her chief executive.
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Black pollsters see them as swing voters that must be persuaded to support a candidate.
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The activists persuaded her to get in contact with a special prosecutor for sex crimes.
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After more than a year of reporting, Menn persuaded O'Rourke to talk on the record.
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Sometimes it just seems to reflect a judgment on the part of the grifters that people who can be persuaded that President Obama is Muslim can also be persuaded that there are easy money-making opportunities the establishment doesn't want you to know about.
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Mr. Stone's focus on arms reduction began in 1963 with what he called "an electric thought": If the Soviets could be persuaded not to build a missile defense system, then perhaps the United States could be persuaded not to build one of its own.
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The fiction of Mr. Whitmore's confession persuaded the state to abandon the death penalty in 1965.
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Manitoba asked for a legal opinion, which persuaded it to join the national climate-change plan.
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He further alleges his "high priced" legal team unlawfully persuaded him into entering those guilty pleas.
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After leading in early polling, Mr Perot eventually persuaded one in five to vote for him.
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However, it remains to be seen whether the Houthis could be persuaded to leave the city.
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In keeping with President Trump's line, Thae says China needs to be persuaded to do more.
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I'm persuaded to grab a rose hand cream at checkout, and omg this stuff is amaaaaaazing.
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But they could be best persuaded by someone who is still an outsider, just less divisive.
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They say he was tampering with witnesses, persuaded the district court that that was the case.
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Above all, many of these voters say they are still undecided -- and willing to be persuaded.
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U.S. officials have been careful about expressing with certainty that Russia's efforts persuaded voters, Reuters noted.
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The band eventually split and his then-girlfriend persuaded him to come back to the city.
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Apple persuaded millions of iPhone users to talk not only on their phones but to them.
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He persuaded a majority of the MPs to demand a second vote, just three days later.
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The firm said the unpredictability of a brewing global trade war had persuaded it to wait.
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That argument recently persuaded a panel of judges in the eastern Third Circuit Court of Appeals.
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THE RISE of the SUV shows that carmakers have persuaded many customers that bigger is better.
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But BHL has also persuaded himself that he is the man to stop this popular revolt.
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Honda was among those who persuaded Abe to put off the tax hike until April 2017.
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In a 103 study, executives said that profitability increases when workers are persuaded to collaborate more.
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Seemingly persuaded by Sara that Michael is dead, Lincoln takes a visit to his brother's grave.
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The company's investments in its warehouses have persuaded ever more independent sellers to use them, too.
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And those other factors have persuaded them to move cautiously on both fronts, for similar reasons.
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Others fear Mr Nyusi may be persuaded by Frelimo's old guard to drive a harder bargain.
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I've never been persuaded by Mulligan-style arguments that means-tested benefits create large macroeconomic effects.
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Last week Mr Trump personally intervened and persuaded Foxconn's boss, Terry Gou, not to pull out.
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Mr Trump was briefly persuaded to order an air strike on Iran under their belligerent guidance.
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He also persuaded Sutherland, so stout and awkward, to loosen up, which made all the difference.
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But it was the arrival of ISIS that persuaded Anne that it was time to leave.
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Falk twice persuaded her to go to a psychiatric hospital, but both stays were short-lived.
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He persuaded his wife, Lisa — who does not smoke marijuana — to join him in the venture.
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In October, his administration persuaded Turkey to release Andrew Brunson, an American pastor detained in Turkey.
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This complexity is a direct result of individual provisions that lobbyists have persuaded Congress to adopt.
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Scripted Trump appears when the President is persuaded to accept a little discipline -- and a teleprompter.
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Unused for decades, Costello persuaded him to take it out of retirement and turn it up.
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But that bravado persuaded almost no one in the political world, Trump friend or foe alike.
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Late in 1967, he persuaded the editor of Esquire, Harold Hayes, to send him to Vietnam.
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However, concerned about the dangers, his father persuaded him to give cross-country running a chance.
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Global corporations persuaded Congress to pass repatriation tax amnesty in 2004: the American Jobs Creation Act.
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But its success, he added, hinges on whether new businesses can be persuaded to open there.
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Karageorge said cleaning his guns helped him relax, and Webber persuaded him to return to practice.
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But that has not persuaded Sikhathele Sibanda to grow something besides thirsty maize, despite government urging.
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To cap it all, investors seem increasingly persuaded by Chanos' arguments rather than Musk's own vision.
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Naz would have taken the plea deal had Chandra not persuaded him to follow his conscience.
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Eventually, after two years of effort, she persuaded the city to revoke the tavern's liquor license.
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Neither country is persuaded by President Trump's efforts to pressure Iran; either could step up purchases.
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The S-300 decision shows Moscow can be persuaded to act against Iran, albeit with difficulty.
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British proponents of soft Brexit say the EU, especially big exporters to Britain, could be persuaded.
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The sergeant persuaded the woman to drop the scissors, but she then grabbed a baseball bat.
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But, even if Ortega was persuaded to step down, it was unclear what would happen next.
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She persuaded a group of locals to invest in the foal, which they named Dream Alliance.
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Over time, Mr. Wiertz said, the coalition persuaded left-leaning political parties to take its side.
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How can red states be persuaded to sign on and give all their citizens a voice?
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Those have persuaded her backers that she can be depended on to sweep aside Roe v.
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So far, Trump has persuaded a large swath of America to swallow what he feeds them.
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She began running longer distances after she met a veteran guide who persuaded her to try.
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Helsinki would be a triumph for Putin if he persuaded Trump to drop that military aid.
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But the aides persuaded him not to because of the voluminous reports of their strained relationship.
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Ever-defiant, Oksana Masters later persuaded a babysitter to take her back to the swing set.
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Ivanka Trump and her husband, Jared Kushner, were rumored to have persuaded Trump to nix it.
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SCOTT Aisha, you've persuaded me to take this opportunity to announce my retirement from film criticism.
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At 14, Vann unburdened himself to Hopkins, who persuaded him to join his Boy Scout troop.
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But by Wednesday morning, Megan had persuaded them to speak on the record, using their names.
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In 1989, they pooled their savings and persuaded Dr. Kao's Taiwanese relatives to invest seed money.
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He persuaded her to let the fancier footwear stay — just about the only argument he won.
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In Episode 3 of this series, Naruhito persuaded a reluctant diplomat named Masako to marry him.
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She either did not pay those bills, or persuaded other people to pay and promised reimbursement.
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Demeter — a woman — persuaded Zeus to change his mind after originally sanctioning Pluto's abduction of Persephone.
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Mr. Lili, the City Council member, persuaded residents to unleash a more combative form of protest.
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In the wilderness of Bermuda, Hopkins persuaded most of the settlers to form a fledgling democracy.
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One in four could be persuaded to vote for either party's candidate, according to its analysis.
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The students persuaded the university to spend $2,000 for a backup power unit for the panel.
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He persuaded her to coach with him, and the two families became intertwined from there on.
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Well-heeled Americans have persuaded themselves that the stakes are high in every race in life.
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Finally, the Canadian persuaded him to sit down with the agent — for at least two minutes.
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He ultimately had to be persuaded to keep Mr. Comey, the person close to him added.
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"Getting the big tech companies persuaded to participate isn't the end, it's the beginning," O'Brien says.
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But the program staff persuaded him that letting workers fully recover would boost the company's productivity.
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It was not immediately clear what persuaded the Iranian authorities to allow Ms. Mombeini to leave.
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Dr. Zaidi persuaded Dr. Rosen to help repeat the experiments independently, each in his own lab.
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Four admittedly scared Hebrew University students persuaded an Arab friend to take them the other day.
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He encountered Alex there and persuaded him to show him where he had last seen Michael.
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And when he was unsatisfied with the "Don Giovanni," he persuaded the label to rerecord it.
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Essentially, golf courses have persuaded the state to treat their enormously valuable land as almost valueless.
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The book even persuaded Gates to change his nighttime routine, the billionaire wrote on Gates Notes.
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A bunch of crosses persuaded me to enter __ EVITE, with that blank being the circled entry.
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On taxes, Republican leaders persuaded Trump to abandon his vow that the wealthy would not benefit.
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And when the riches never arrived, racist politicians persuaded those voters to blame immigrants and minorities.
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His grandiosity, insularity and scamming have persuaded Trump to believe he can mold his own world.
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Once he became a pilot, she said, he persuaded her to join him on a flight.
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A few years ago, Residente had been persuaded to test his DNA to trace his ancestry.
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Hamilton persuaded Acevedo to turn himself in, then went to meet him with two police officers.
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Democrats could cite his answers later as evasive responses that persuaded them to vote against him.
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Yet there are over 1 million print customers, many of whom might be persuaded to convert.
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CenturyLink's investors, however, were not persuaded by the acquisition and the shares slumped after the announcement.
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With NeuroTracker, Faubert has made some effort to rebut this, but not everybody has been persuaded.
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The two hit upon a design and persuaded executives to begin a pilot project in 2008.
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And I'm not persuaded by Appelbaum's case that the start of impeachment hearings will sway Republicans.
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The two men persuaded the local government to establish Hainan Airlines as a joint stock company.
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Lee persuaded the employers, who were all white, to let her take the coding aptitude test.
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Last year, he persuaded a midsize insurance firm to organize a corporate volunteer team to participate.
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"We pulled together a detailed memo" that persuaded the committee to approve her plan, she said.
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Rogers was initially worried about trying a treatment option that felt so uncertain, but was ultimately persuaded.
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Augustus promptly ditched his wife Scribonia, and Livia's husband was persuaded (or perhaps forced) to divorce her.
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Notoriously fickle voters, they "are less likely to be persuaded by overly polished political ads," Saliterman says.
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And I think the public could see that while he could be persuaded one way or another.
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But Steven was sent on an errand, and while he was gone, Applewhite persuaded her to stay.
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The New York Times reports that Stamos wanted to quit but was "persuaded to stay" until August.
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Mr Abe persuaded the ten remaining would-be members of the pact to reach a deal anyway.
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Kroc understood the potential of the Speedee system and persuaded the brothers to let him franchise McDonald's.
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There are other rich men also keen on space flight, who might be persuaded to cough up.
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In 2100 they persuaded Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive, to invest $21 million in their grand experiment.
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He then persuaded the council (he was in the right job) to install them in county grids.
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They persuaded Corbin by adding a sixth year to their offer, a sweetener Corbin's other suitors resisted.
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Eventually, Altschul said he was persuaded to return to the Apt Pupil set by director Bryan Singer.
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The memo says the FBI persuaded a federal judge to approve electronic surveillance of Page on Oct.
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Nearly half are also more persuaded by warnings from climate scientists than they were five years earlier.
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Clinton, as secretary of state, persuaded President Obama to intervene in Libya — and the chaos that followed.
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Some of the voters Bolsonaro gained may have been persuaded by evangelical leaders and their church communities.
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The American Civil Liberties Union persuaded Judge Goldsmith at the end of June to halt the deportations.
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Fink seems persuaded that, in the very long term, shareholders gain more if everyone else is content.
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"It was brutal," recalled Mr. Ferris, who persuaded Mr. Roberts to sleep in hotels a few nights.
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I bet he could have been persuaded had the Philharmonic really wanted him, which it apparently didn't.
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Neither the district court nor the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals was persuaded by Mr Frank's arguments.
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His proudest achievement was to have persuaded the government to get folk song into the school curriculum.
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Kinsella persuaded her to become a literary agent in 1994 and to represent his work, she said.
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When she persuaded him to attend church services, including at First Baptist, he would laugh during sermons.
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Traffic police can be persuaded to let you break the rules for just a few Egyptian pounds.
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But even that whopping number hasn't persuaded Pfizer to stay in the race to find a cure.
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It also persuaded him to replace Manager Pete Mackanin, 66, despite having extended Mackanin's contract in May.
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However, if Mr. Robot star Christian Slater is also going to be there I could be persuaded.
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It's also a sign that those same voters may be persuaded to line up behind his candidacy.
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But the opposition, drawing energy from the broader anti-Trump resistance, was not persuaded by his reassurances.
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"I was persuaded by my friends to visit the nunnery in Nepal back in 2007," she says.
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Shortly after, he persuaded his father and aunt, Haakenson's brother and sister, to take a DNA test.
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Instead, she persuaded her mother to drive her about 300 miles to a treatment facility in Dallas.
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It will be interesting to see how FBI defends the move—and whether the court is persuaded.
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You keep hearing about how what a great place — what was it that sort of persuaded you?
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When someone tries to persuade us, we sometimes push back because we don't want to be persuaded.
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Later that month, Kushner persuaded Trump to back off his threat to abandon the "One China" policy.
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A senior police officer said that state leaders had persuaded the Jats to call off their protests.
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If the voters are persuaded to take the country in a different direction, then so be it.
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But this may be because they are uncertain where they stand, and are waiting to be persuaded.
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It was Videgaray who, last year, as finance secretary, persuaded Peña Nieto to invite Trump to Mexico.
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He said he's convinced that the next president can be persuaded to back a robust trade agenda.
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The tree had been damaged in a storm, and the U.D.C. persuaded the city to repair it.
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In 1989, activists in South Dakota persuaded the state to replace Columbus Day with Native American Day.
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Melania Trump had persuaded her husband to end (sort of) the separation of families at the border.
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He later persuaded an Italian soccer agent to find a club for his son, a blossoming talent.
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Oregon, when he persuaded a pro-business Supreme Court to uphold a maximum-hours law for women.
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Influential board members had persuaded Cromme to nominate a successor, Manager Magazin reported, citing supervisory board sources.
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He told Pitkin County commissioners at the time that he persuaded the majority to support the donation.
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To realize the value of CRM systems, salespeople need to be persuaded that adopting them is worthwhile.
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But Mr. Shaw, who was originally paid by the firm in furs instead of cash, persuaded him.
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The PRC leadership has not persuaded the people on Taiwan that unification is the best course forward.
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Perhaps this affinity for magic is what persuaded Christopher Wheeldon that it might be worth a try.
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For example, Russia has reportedly persuaded Nicaragua into hosting an intelligence outpost in exchange for free hardware.
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By 2015 he had persuaded her to sail, just the two of them, around the Indonesian archipelago.
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So pure was Judas' faith that he persuaded Jesus to provoke the Roman authorities into crucifying him.
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This nettlesome matter of perjury finally persuaded the Rhode Island Supreme Court to overturn Lerner's murder conviction.
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He and the band's tour/travel manager persuaded her to rent the entire estate to the band.
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Davis attempted a comeback this year, but another concussion persuaded him to leave the game for good.
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There, Bathum asked Irick perform lap dances for him, and persuaded Irick to let him hypnotize her.
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She persuaded Kappy to increase the dosage incrementally over the next three years to 433 milligrams daily.
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Those delegates could be persuaded to vote for Mr. Cruz or Mr. Kasich after the first ballot.
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SolarCity persuaded a small Las Vegas company called 1 Sun Solar Electric, among others, to join EFCA.
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So in broad strokes, the speech likely persuaded nobody and made no new or particularly compelling arguments.
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However, that new political reality has not persuaded McConnell to direct his allies to actively support Moore.
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"This is not a man who's immune to being persuaded if he thinks you've got an argument."
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The players said there was no way every player could be controlled or persuaded not to protest.
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An article from Whole Mamas persuaded me to give up sugar out of concern about gestational diabetes.
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Future whistle-blowers must be persuaded that while there are always risks, the system can protect them.
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And the epidemiological disaster of the Diamond Princess has persuaded many people to hold off on cruises.
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Yet it is light and bright, utterly persuaded by its subject and intoxicatingly in love with movement.
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He has persuaded them to vote, to organize, to donate and to think that politics is worthwhile.
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Several regional start-up success stories have persuaded investors to add the Midwest to their scouting itineraries.
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They had early success, he said, when they persuaded police to provide officers to guard the school.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. himself persuaded her not to quit the show after the first season.
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In 1943, a Greek captain who had docked in Lisbon persuaded Mr. Morfessis to join the crew.
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They led Johnson into the reflections that persuaded him to drop his campaign to retain the presidency.
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Mr. Chernin left Lorimar for a new TV network — Fox — and persuaded Mr. Greenblatt to join him.
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Maybe MoMA can now be persuaded to acknowledge its spirit, and their genius, in its expanded home.
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But he later revised his opinion, saying his friends had persuaded him of the film's creative worth.
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A trade group, the International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers and Associations, persuaded its members to stonewall him.
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She initially chose the sciences, but her father persuaded her to switch to French, Latin and history.
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After texting Mr. Griswold of her good fortune, he persuaded her to visit him in Panama City.
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But on Friday, AT&T said it had been persuaded to resume advertising on the video platform.
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Dr. Jegan followed him and persuaded him to come to his monthly clinics in the village instead.
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His mother, a nurse, was persuaded by family in New York to move for more career opportunities.
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It was the hard drives that finally persuaded the world, not the women and their repeated warnings.
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"My clients didn't want to loan the works, and had to be persuaded," Mr. Dal Maso continued.
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We're persuaded by people who make it clear they understand us, that they relate to our concerns.
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He persuaded some fellow Berklee College of Music colleagues to move from Boston to New York City.
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Mr. Silman persuaded Fallingwater's owner, the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy, to erect temporary steel shoring under the slab.
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Federal officials were persuaded to drop the deportation proceedings and grant Mr. Ly a foreign student visa.
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Together, they persuaded the Pankow district administration to lobby the Senate to protect Kleingärten areas from development.
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Jerry Wexler, the producer who brought Ms. Franklin to Atlantic, persuaded her to record in the South.
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I came away from a recent stay in purple-state Colorado more persuaded of this than ever.
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" Perhaps it was the petition's begrudgingly inclusive ending that persuaded the Salesforce gods: "Oakland can come, too.
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We turned down the deal and persuaded the police force to forgo facial recognition for this purpose.
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But I've also become persuaded that for Trump's own sake, the savvy move would be reappointing Yellen.
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At first, Mr. Hagan resisted the offer, but Mr. Wenner ultimately persuaded him to take the assignment.
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It also persuaded seven of Taiwan's diplomatic allies to switch to China, reducing the number to 15.
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Rigorous readers, skeptics, the unindoctrinated — you won't be persuaded by "Human Diversity," but why should that matter?
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Far-right figureheads can never actually be persuaded, he believes, because they aren't arguing in good faith.
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While "Tree of Smoke" confirmed for some critics Mr. Johnson's prodigious literary talent, others were not persuaded.
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Last December, he persuaded him to do it, even though the caliphate had not yet been defeated.
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In May Mr Browder persuaded a judge in America to subpoena both banks for their dollar transactions.
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More recently, he persuaded the obviously reluctant government to pass a law to allow him to abdicate.
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He found an ophthalmologist for Monet and persuaded the artist to undergo a much-postponed cataract operation.
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Ms. Roitfeld was not persuaded about a top, arguing that it looked too much like a dress.
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Experiencing the pod firsthand persuaded Daymond, and he offered Pescovitz a deal of $600,000 for 20 percent.
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They could barely be persuaded to pose for a photo before they were down, up, down again.
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They persuaded some of Mr. Nygard's allies to provide evidence for a defamation lawsuit, filed in 2015.
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Mr. Kim's brother was eventually persuaded to instead visit the shop when it opened the next day.
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The High Court judge was also not persuaded the complaint met the requirements for a representative action.
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But this summer's deportations of Syrians persuaded Mr. al-Hassan that even Turkey was no longer safe.
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I guess I can be persuaded to change my mind and vote for a president in November.
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"I was persuaded that we had strong intelligence that meant we had to take action," said Rep.
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With help from the Institute for Justice, she persuaded the nation's highest court to hear her challenge.
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That has persuaded millions of amateur athletes to ditch their old favourites and give them a go.
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That has persuaded millions of amateur athletes to ditch their old favorites and give them a go.
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The daughter had scars from the beating, which persuaded a judge to grant her asylum in January.
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In his fourth season, he met Mann, who persuaded Burgdoerfer to stick around Bakersfield for another year.
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If Hensarling won't be persuaded, Ryan should not allow the measure to come to the House floor.
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He read trial transcripts, wrote motions, and sometimes persuaded a judge to grant an inmate a hearing.
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He introduced Bruce Lee and the martial arts craze to American movie audiences and persuaded Warner Bros.
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Chatila had only a cursory interest in art, but he was persuaded by the economics of collecting.
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Still, the analyst said he isn't persuaded that the Google-Wal-Mart agreement means much for Amazon.
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New Mexico's Republican governor is not yet persuaded to support the latest GOP effort to repeal ObamaCare.
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He was persuaded by Bob Bigelow, a fellow Nevadan who founded a hotel chain and aerospace startup.
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But that deal fell apart when hard-line White House advisers persuaded the president to back away.
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Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, was not persuaded by the better governance pitch.
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But Trump, who listens to and trusts Hicks' opinion, ultimately persuaded her to return, the person said.
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It was Minaya who persuaded Beltran to sign on with the Mets more than a decade ago.
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MSNBC, by contrast, only persuaded 223 percent of initial Republicans to vote Democratic in the 22.5 cycle.
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Could the key opposition figures be persuaded to join a government still led by their sworn enemy?
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He persuaded two friends who were also brokers at the firm to become his partners, he said.
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Meantime, Gingrich persuaded the more conservative members of his caucus to support the "welfare to work" approach.
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The deputy then walked up to his apartment and persuaded the senator's maid to let him in.
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So I think of my parents: They're in their 60s and they're mostly persuaded by health messaging.
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Police Chief Brian Manley was persuaded, and asked the City Council to rescind the juvenile curfew law.
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He persuaded Trump that the Social Security Disability Insurance program is not really part of Social Security.
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Britain blamed Russia for the incident and persuaded its EU partners to expand sanctions further on Moscow.
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Earlier this year he ordered U.S. troops out of Syria but was persuaded to leave some in.
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So it's easy to see how Cohn might have been persuaded -- or persuaded himself -- to stay, in the same way the President's national security team of Mattis, Tillerson and McMaster and chief of staff Kelly seem determined to tolerate Trump's tantrums in order to prevent more cataclysmic eruptions.
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The impact was so profound that he persuaded his employer to start a pilot mindfulness training in 295.
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Through a former professor, Nichols—then just 24—tracked Shannon down and persuaded him to read the script.
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But as to whether the female dolphins are actually impressed or persuaded by these behaviors, that remains unanswered.
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Steve Galbraith, a long-time Bogle friend and former Morgan Stanley executive, persuaded Bogle to make the trip.
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Trump ultimately deferred to Mattis, who opposed the latter, signaling that he could be persuaded by his advisers.
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It's partly that calculation that persuaded funds to get involved in cobalt as a lithium catch-up trade.
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They must now be persuaded he will be a president who will be a constructive force for change.
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All this has prompted some Malaysians to wonder whether the country's several sultans could be persuaded to intervene.
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Mr Renzi has ruled out staying in office, but some think it is possible he might be persuaded.
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And although Berry doesn't own a computer, a friend once persuaded him to sit down and try one.
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But others, desperate for cures, were persuaded by the broadcasts, including Sowe, the third plaintiff in the case.
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Shaharyar Khan, the chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board, persuaded Ali to change his mind, but tension remains.
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She is persuaded, eventually, to forgive the foreigner, which under Sharia law would allow him to go free.
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But I think that if they persuaded me to actually complete my exams would be better than not.
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Eventually he was rescued by a French army officer, who persuaded the rebels that journalists are not spies.
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What if members of Yeltsin's family hadn't persuaded the ailing man to appoint Vladimir Putin as his successor?
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And the crucial role of Iowa there was that it persuaded African-American voters to switch en masse.
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And while not all food critics are persuaded that the burgers taste just like meat, they're getting close.
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Unable to console him, Mr Li eventually lied that he had persuaded authorities to wipe the slate clean.
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At the camp, many speculated that the presence of the veterans was what persuaded the government to act.
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He convinced investors that he was a visionary entrepreneur and persuaded talented young people to work for him.
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The Obama administration persuaded Congress to boost spending to blunt the impact of the financial collapse of 503.
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The organisation had persuaded about 140 people in Germany to join militants in Iraq and Syria, authorities said.
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"Not everyone will be persuaded by George Mallory's rationale for wanting to climb Mt. Everest ("Because it's there).
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As president, Mr Correa at first introduced a two-term presidential limit, then persuaded congress to scrap it.
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"It remains to be seen if Brexiteers in her party can be persuaded to sign on," Lignos said.
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" Asked whether he thought Harry could be persuaded to join in, he said, "I'm sure he would do.
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But the growing clout of the transparency movement persuaded them to jump rather than wait to be pushed.
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"He persuaded his sister to come into politics and become the prime minister without much preparation," Chaturon said.
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Jails exist for those who will not be persuaded but insist that their way is the only way.
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Troubling aspects of the market have persuaded one of Wall Street's most outspoken money managers to go defensive.
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He secured a grant with a private foundation and persuaded UCSF administrators to let him keep his job.
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But she was still plagued with questions: How had she been persuaded to leave her home and family?
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He has persuaded Carrier Corporation to keep nearly 1,000 jobs in Indiana instead of moving them to Mexico.
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Most importantly, over half of WeChat users have been persuaded to link their bank cards to the app.
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Jammeh reportedly flew to Equatorial Guinea on Saturday after West African leaders persuaded him to give up power.
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Italy's relatively high yields could also lure foreign investors if they are persuaded the budget row is over.
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In their favour, they both have vast numbers of customers who could be persuaded to embrace renewable energy.
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Don't they always say the other side was peddling lies and persuaded ignoramuses to vote against their interest?
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I agreed he was our only chance to beat Santorum and persuaded two pro-choice Democrats to withdraw.
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The next morning, I persuaded my lazy husband to trade his lounge chair for a two-person kayak.
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If patients can be persuaded to take a chance on cheaper treatments, then surely business travellers can too.
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Scottrade persuaded plaintiffs' lawyers to agree to transfer their cases to a single federal district, St. Louis, Missouri.
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Eventually, those new WeChat and Alipay users might be persuaded to use other services too, the companies hope.
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O.K., so maybe you have been persuaded but are reluctant to memorize and do all those new steps?
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When she finally persuaded herself to buy a new car, she didn't draw much additional satisfaction from it.
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"I went to her and persuaded her to get involved," he told The New York Times in 1964.
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Republicans have persuaded themselves that keeping control of Congress in 2018 depends on passing their tax-cut plans.
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At least she had persuaded him to come down and say hello to the guests after they arrived.
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I'm arguing that they persuaded enough people to either vote a certain way or not vote at all.
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"I am not persuaded the warrant should be withdrawn," Judge Emma Arbuthnot said, according to The Associated Press.
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Unemployment is low, wages are rising and the U.S. economy is growing, but the Federal Reserve wasn't persuaded.
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They said Mr. Khan persuaded the attackers to spare the group, and soon after, at about 6 a.m.
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They just persuaded the House Financial Services Committee to go along and pass a bill that repeals reform.
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His main rival, Cecil Healy of Australia, persuaded the judges to hold a special qualifying race for him.
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With his job at stake, Corbat persuaded an executive to delay retirement and take over the examination process.
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The majority of Democratic voters, 6900 percent, said they have a first choice, but they could be persuaded.
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His luck changed when the ranchera singer Enriqueta Jiménez heard him and persuaded her producers to hire him.
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He was overheard complaining to his sister about wanting to go home until she persuaded him to stay.
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His wife, who had been supplementing the family income with odd jobs, persuaded him to give up logging.
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He ultimately persuaded the 28th Circuit in 28 to vacate the cy pres payout and the extra fees.
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Then, in 2011, a vlogger friend introduced him to YouTube and persuaded him to make his first video.
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They stole cell phones from opposition lawmakers, threw punches and vandalized the building, before being persuaded to leave.
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Trump had said previously that he would declassify the FISA applications but was persuaded not to last year.
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On Thursday, Mr. Tusk also visited Turkey hoping that it could be persuaded to do more to help.
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He persuaded Manning, who had been released by the Indianapolis Colts four years ago, to sign with Denver.
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Later, when the campaign turned vicious, Mr. Rivera and a cadre of friends persuaded him to hold tight.
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I get an email from Starbucks about its new rewards system and am persuaded to reload my card.
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Perhaps I can be persuaded by Spam after all, if this is the Asianisation of other American ingredients?
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It comes from religion, it comes from Victorian values: the coy, reluctant female who has to be persuaded.
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The research that persuaded Briggs to try bupropion was published by an unorthodox Vermont psychiatrist named Richard Kast.
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Several key producers persuaded the authorities that "illegal" capacity already closed could count towards their winter cutback targets.
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A New York City nurse union earlier this year persuaded hospitals to ease understaffing after threatening to strike.
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It was Ms. Trump, 34, who persuaded her father to add child care support to his policy proposals.
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Europe will not be persuaded by fine words coming out of one half of a divided White House.
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They just aren't persuaded that he has enough self-discipline to stick to that task day after day.
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About two-thirds of likely caucus-goers (183%) say they could be persuaded to caucus for another candidate.
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Brown was ill in December 2006, and White persuaded him to see Crawford at a hospital in Atlanta.
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In 1986, John Vasconcellos, a somewhat tortured California state assemblyman who had attended programs at Esalen, persuaded Gov.
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The president persuaded Mr. Tarkanian to drop out of the Senate primary and instead run for the House.
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But, given the rigors of the Depression, he was persuaded by a teacher to become a lawyer instead.
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Our interviews have persuaded me that it is also imperative for Washington to ease up on the rhetoric.
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Two years ago, Mr. Allison persuaded administrators to offer beds on a drug- and alcohol-free dorm floor.
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"I'm heartened, but not persuaded" that all the high-profile talk will result in any action, she said.
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Chinese authorities have also successfully persuaded Google to pull down content that had been available around the globe.
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One Gander couple with six children persuaded Ms. Pearson to come to their home for a traditional meal.
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In September, the Pentagon persuaded Mr. Trump to approve a limited action against the Islamic State in Libya.
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In the 1950s he became a contract player at Universal Studios, which persuaded him to eschew his surname.
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She testified that she persuaded one woman to sign over property, including bank accounts and a Toyota Prius.
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Ms. Salzman said Mr. Raniere took nude pictures of her and persuaded her to have sex with women.
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Mr. Trump's tariffs on Chinese goods have persuaded some American companies to relocate production to Mexico from China.
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But a call from a friend, Jhoel López, a local television host, persuaded Ortiz to change his mind.
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At one point he persuaded the government to renovate a building in La Paz as a cultural center.
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A 9-year-old boy persuaded a Colorado town to lift a century-old ban on snowball throwing.
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He persuaded Nathalia Fernandez, an assemblywoman from the Bronx, to sponsor it, and it will soon be introduced.
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Rather, he said he had been persuaded by the realization that he was "decent" at baseball after all.
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In the title story, a woman is persuaded to return to Shanghai from Korea by a mysterious stranger.
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If she hadn't been listless, she would have persuaded the judge that she did not need a guardian.
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The result is fewer and fewer white Democrats who could be persuaded by Mr. Trump's message on immigration.
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Mr. Lugar concluded there was widespread fraud and persuaded Mr. Reagan against recognizing Mr. Marcos as the victor.
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But scientists working on the mission persuaded her that it was correctly identifying other molecules in the atmosphere.
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Ms. Abaza intervened, and persuaded the Swiss woman to leave the donkey at her sanctuary south of Cairo.
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Ms. Chen made the decision to convert this past fall, after a friend persuaded her to attend Mass.
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The chef persuaded them to load food into their vehicles every morning as they headed out to patrol.
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The bride, who was the captain of the science Olympiad team persuaded the groom to join the team.
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Although Mr. Hiseman initially called the band Ghosts, he was persuaded to use the name Colosseum II instead.
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Mr. Diller's wife, the fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg, knew Mr. Carter and persuaded the men to reacquaint.
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We know it's a desperate betrayal, though, that he's let himself be persuaded to import big-city strikebreakers.
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Mr. Vallée persuaded Ms. Flynn, Joanna Robinson reported in Vanity Fair, to add roller-skating to the series.
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I'm partly persuaded by this line of reasoning, though conservatives mock it as the "one free grope" rule.
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More important, they persuaded the older woman, and her daughter, to follow up at the university's outpatient clinic.
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Imperial's dire warning persuaded the U.S. and UK governments into draconian action, shuttering large swathes of the economy.
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Earlier this year, they persuaded a federal judge, Brian M. Cogan, to allow the jurors to serve anonymously.
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Despite patrician opposition to arming the people, in 1505 he persuaded Florence's military committee to form a militia.
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A warning from Mr. Pompeo might have persuaded the White House to take Ms. Yates's concerns more seriously.
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One factor that persuaded her was the frequency of Metro-North Railroad trains between Croton and Grand Central.
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A girlfriend persuaded him to drop acid, though, judging from the violent hallucinations, it was probably angel dust.
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The message, forwarded to Washington within five minutes after it was received, persuaded the president to stand down.
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He said he also was persuaded by expert testimony that the effects of the puberty blockers aren't permanent.
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He spread the word in Larissa and has since persuaded 1,080 fellow townspeople to sign up as members.
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Several took turns pushing Babagana for hours until they persuaded a vehicle to take them to a hospital.
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Falling crime rates also persuaded families to stay in the city and keep their kids in public schools.
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He has seen too many mouse studies fail in humans to be persuaded that this one will succeed.
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Ms. Church had initially persuaded Boeing, a forerunner of United Airlines, to hire the stewardesses for three months.
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Were they persuaded by Mr. Erdogan's remarks, or did it make them more likely to vote against him?
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Whether or not you will be persuaded to buy one will probably hinge on your affinity for Alexa.
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Mr. Kuchibhotla persuaded his parents and his wife's to bless their marriage, built upon love, rather than arranged.
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The notice alleges that the teacher "deliberately persuaded, tricked and cajoled" the students to pose for the photo.
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She persuaded those newcomers to support progressive legislation countering Republican charges that all Democrats do is investigate Trump.
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Some large portfolio managers are not persuaded by such arguments and hold little or no private-firm equity.
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But Amash increases the chances that a small number of Trump supporters and swing voters might be persuaded.
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For example, Oscar the Grouch had to be persuaded to adapt to recycling, in accordance with changing sensibilities.
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If there was a Republican who could potentially be persuaded to turn on Trump, it might be Rep.
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They enlisted Manufacturers Hanover as another financial supporter and persuaded Mayor Abraham D. Beame to cut red tape.
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O'Connor remembers that Brown seemed completely uninterested, but they persuaded him to come to London for a meeting.
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Ogata tried to stay but the speaker of the assembly eventually persuaded her to take the infant out.
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She said he persuaded her to take off her shirt so she could get more into the read.
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Already in Syria the president has shown he can be rapidly persuaded to completely reverse his past policies.
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Mr. Obama was persuaded to impose sensible constraints on the use of drone strikes between 2013 and 2016.
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That successful deal persuaded other investors to consider bidding on the other Petrobras pipeline unit, the person added.
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The key in all four cases, however, isn't that the winners persuaded people the economy was actually bad.
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Trump's generals persuaded him it was in his interest and the U.S. national interest for him to change.
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The F.B.I. then persuaded the expert to turn on his employer, opening the floodgates to his private messages.
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Administration threats have already persuaded buyers in Europe, Japan and South Korea to largely stop purchasing from Iran.
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Pelosi dismissed the idea as "kiddie care," and she eventually persuaded Obama to stick with the original plan.
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Mr. Wallis persuaded Mr. Rice to join the bank, and later turned the leadership reins over to him.
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Game of Thrones has persuaded us all at tedious length that Roose Bolton is a really bad man.
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Ever more unwelcoming Australian governments declared that even those found to be legitimate refugees would never be admitted to the country, yet few other states could be persuaded to take them, and few of the asylum-seekers could be persuaded to settle in the countries that would, such as Cambodia.
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"So it's easy to see how Cohn might have been persuaded -- or persuaded himself -- to stay, in the same way the President's national security team of Mattis, Tillerson and McMaster and chief of staff Kelly seem determined to tolerate Trump's tantrums in order to prevent more cataclysmic eruptions," he continued.
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Viewers persuaded that he was framed in a 10-year-old murder case have lashed out at the town.
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In 2014 they persuaded then-Governor John Kasich to pass a two year "pause" in the renewable portfolio standards.
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And he didn&apost like people who weren&apost willing to just be persuaded a bit here and there.
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Trump, more salesman than poet, persuaded people that they were being screwed over by an establishment that hated them.
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A mother's love was the "sign" that finally persuaded a young woman to leave R. Kelly after nine years.
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In 2001 the dean of San Carlos's law school persuaded the university to name him to the constitutional court.
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If governments across this difficult region could be persuaded to back this, you never know where it could lead.
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Ezra Klein Let's say you're listening to this, and you're persuaded, but you don't really know where to begin.
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After improving the firm's fortunes, Coates persuaded her family to borrow £15 million to set up an online firm.
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They are also the most likely to be persuaded as long as we don't call them ignorant and selfish.
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Trump's lead trade negotiator, Robert Lighthizer, hasn't yet persuaded the Europeans to open their markets to U.S. agricultural products.
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Harry James of Mecklenburg County was only 16 when an older friend persuaded him to participate in a robbery.
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Shingarkin was eventually detained when, after the protest in Pushkin Square had dispersed, police persuaded him to climb down.
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Mr Casaleggio persuaded the comedian—banished from television because of his attacks on the powerful—to start a blog.
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Berghain's lawyers argued that the club was a bona fide purveyor of high culture, and the taxman was persuaded.
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Several lawyers who know Durham personally have said he would not be persuaded to pursue politically driven criminal charges.
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On Page 123, one study shows that happy people are persuaded by weak arguments as well as strong ones.
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When your side prevails, the foe might be persuaded to formally surrender on the deck of the battleship Missouri.
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He persuaded institutional investors such as Fidelity and Baillie Gifford to make huge bets on his loss-making firm.
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Persuaded that changing her name would help Bill win again in 1982, she started going by Hillary Rodham Clinton.
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His new counterparts, Trump believed, could be persuaded to help him pursue a longstanding fixation: discrediting the Russia investigation.
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As president-elect in 2016 he was persuaded to talk by telephone with the island's president, Tsai Ing-wen.
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It is perhaps more surprising that Mr Trump still faces people who think he can be persuaded by facts.
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But the gallery attendant persuaded me that the lesbianism of Gertrude Stein is now often overlooked, even sometimes forgotten.
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"I am persuaded ... that there is substantial evidence that this request is politically motivated," Zani said in his ruling.
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Mr Temer persuaded the lower house of congress not to refer the case to the supreme court for trial.
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Credit expanded and that credit was used to buy assets; rising asset prices persuaded lenders to extend more credit.
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One man fainted, and the others persuaded the police to let him go to a hospital down the road.
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SOME SAID it was the disruption of some flights to LaGuardia airport early on January 25th that persuaded him.
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He has accused CICIG of taking money from the Russian government, and persuaded America's Congress to hear his concerns.
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Mr Emanuel, a Democrat, even persuaded Mr Griffin, a Republican, to pony up $1m for his re-election campaign.
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America has reportedly persuaded South Korea to forswear currency manipulation in a "side-agreement" to their revised trade deal.
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She asked him to move but he refused, she claims, and a flight attendant persuaded her to sit elsewhere.
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He still believed in Christendom, but his experience of God persuaded him that the church was getting it wrong.
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Virtually all of us have been persuaded by something a friend said — so yes, we can absolutely be influenced.
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They may have persuaded Wall Street of their case but not, it seems, the right people in Washington, DC.
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Then, another officer persuaded an inmate to report falsely that Mr. Thorton had talked of plotting against the officers.
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Carter might be persuaded to take the job in the coming months, Sky said, also citing the unnamed friend.
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Activists have persuaded a growing number of companies and governments to not ask about criminal records in job applications.
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He is not persuaded that Dussutour's experiment with slime molds staying habituated to salt after extended dormancy shows much.
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Woodrow Wilson, our 28th president, persuaded a reluctant Senate to take the United States into a war in Europe.
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"I am not therefore persuaded of the case for giving a primary competition objective to the PRA," Woods said.
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Prosecutors then persuaded another follower, Linda Kasabian, to testify against the rest of the group in exchange for immunity.
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In May, France had persuaded major players in the North African country to verbally agree to elections on Dec.
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Pierre Moscovici, the commission's economics chief, said Portugal had been persuaded that EU budget rules "must be complied with".
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"We...remain persuaded that it's likely a matter of time before markets re-focus on economic fundamentals," Amato wrote.
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His law clerks regularly saw him change his mind when he became persuaded that his initial views were mistaken.
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"I'm surprised you aren't persuaded," Scalia added, after insisting he was not seeking to equate sodomy with murder. 9.
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He is "strongly persuaded," he said, that demographics and dropping productivity growth have pushed down the neutral interest rate.
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When a friend signed up, I felt proud, like I had successfully persuaded someone to join my underground cult.
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The ready availability of workers may also have persuaded firms to hire more staff, rather than making capital investments.
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The only thing that saved him was the women from the village, who persuaded the young men to stop.
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He said Russian negotiators had persuaded 52 opposition units of differing affiliations in 92 towns and villages to join.
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