Persuasive technology means how to use technology to be more persuasive, or to get people to do things.
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Donald Trump may not be very persuasive either for millions of Americans, but he's a lot more persuasive than Hillary Clinton.
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Lesson One: Personal charm and persuasive skills have limits .
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I find the collective arguments in this case … persuasive?
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That ruling by the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals "is at least as persuasive and probably more persuasive than a decision by a single judge in Wichita Falls, Texas," Jost said.
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Persuasive speakingCEO and senior consultant Camille D. Jamerson at CDJ & Associates said that persuasive speaking is the skill that's most critical to see effective change and project the success necessary to earn more.
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Trump won because he was simply the more persuasive candidate.
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In fact, it's so persuasive that it changed my mind.
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His verdict on the last three criteria is largely persuasive.
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Despite his most persuasive efforts, he just isn't your type.
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Sounding and looking scripted and too polished is not persuasive.
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So Gould was very persuasive, and he's a brilliant writer.
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Why is persuasive design more dangerous for children than adults?
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But what is the endgame for them with persuasive technology?
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In spite of a persuasive sales pitch, New York literary
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Is Third Eye Blind, the band behind history's least persuasive
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There are several kinds of evidence that might be persuasive.
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The core of Sunstein's ethical defense of nudges is persuasive.
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It does not mount a persuasive argument for its thesis.
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"We do not find this argument persuasive," Justice Owens wrote.
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Our research also suggests it can make people more persuasive.
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They are positioned, through Right on Crime, to be persuasive.
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And claiming mandates you didn't win is anything but persuasive.
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It's still unclear which argument is more persuasive to regulators.
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Instead, you apply persuasive tools toward getting what you want.
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Yet here's the thing: "Roma" is persuasive in its beauty.
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But Judge Jackson said the plaintiffs' arguments were nonetheless persuasive.
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Cheese, when it's offered, is a more persuasive last course.
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At first, Colonel Yousufi found the man's coherent narrative persuasive.
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It seems these arguments are no longer persuasive to Trump.
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Experts also say a résumé should be persuasive, not boastful.
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Art is as political and persuasive as it is effective.
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This is probably the argument liberals would find most persuasive.
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None of the defenses of these mechanism are very persuasive.
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Second, the IG report was thorough, objective and very persuasive.
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That kind of negative messaging can be powerful, and persuasive.
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Yet she is also persuasive as a reluctant, unreliable parent.
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The topic is important, the treatment compelling, the conclusions persuasive.
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Mr. Durkin spoke later, and by several accounts was persuasive.
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The science in itself may not [always] be adequately persuasive.
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Morrison was a committed and persuasive advocate for human complexity.
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The recording did not prove persuasive to Mr. Oppenheim, however.
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Given Steyer's experience in business, I found his argument persuasive.
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" Mr. Verrilli responded, "Well, because we think they are persuasive.
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But even fine actors can't make this story more persuasive.
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Almodóvar felt that a chronological approach yielded more persuasive performances.
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Ms. Kraninger called that outpouring of comments "staggering" and persuasive.
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Viewers are left struggling to understand what's important and persuasive.
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Ms. Kraninger called that outpouring of comments "staggering" and persuasive.
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But Mr. Trump did not prove persuasive in recent days.
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On Saturday, she said she had found those arguments persuasive.
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"Frankly, he was not that persuasive," the former congressman stated.
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One, it seems, is she was an incredibly persuasive person.
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Jeff Weiner is a persuasive guy, but it didn't register.
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Republicans failed to answer that question in any persuasive way.
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Viral Political Ads May Not Be As Persuasive As You Think Issie Lapowsky writes about a nonprofit's experiment indicating that engaging content on Facebook likely isn't persuasive in the way that campaigns might hope.
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Gabbard has defenses of these positions, some more persuasive than others.
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The latter argument is quite persuasive from a corporate governance standpoint.
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Dads showed the most change, and daughters were the most persuasive.
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But some scientific arguments appear to be more persuasive than others.
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Washington has asked Ankara to produce more persuasive evidence against Gulen.
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But Igor Sechin, the head of Rosneft, is a persuasive man.
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Would that the title lovers could find as persuasive a life.
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Yet this idea of a "soft" no deal is not persuasive.
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We rate evidence that agrees with us as being more persuasive.
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BENSON: No. I don&apost find almost anything she says persuasive.
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Could the way persuasive design is used on kids get worse?
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That will lend the Trump exposés more credibility and persuasive force.
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I certainly don't find emotional and irrational arguments like yours persuasive.
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Branding Democratic proposals as "socialist" will not be persuasive, he said.
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Trump's shifting sales pitch hasn't been persuasive with voters or Congress.
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Theothus has a lot of charisma and he's a persuasive guy.
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Are they shared because human beings find them witty and persuasive?
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First, can persuasive strategies be automated in a virtual chat agent?
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This line of argument was persuasive to Trump, according to Paul.
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The lenses through which people see the world are impressively persuasive.
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This does not imply that all legal interpretations are equally persuasive.
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His snooty maître d' is as persuasive as his brutish boss.
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Trump is a huge (and fairly persuasive) defender of eminent domain.
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This small, local experiment is not all that persuasive by itself.
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I'm not saying a necktie made the Facebook chief more persuasive.
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Do you find any of the arguments of anti-vaxxers persuasive?
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All of this is persuasive, but not conclusive, proof of obstruction.
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Despite my persuasive nature and charm, I was not granted access.
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Which of the examples provided by the author are most persuasive?
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And so, since I can be very persuasive, we kept it.
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Its case in her defense is somewhat persuasive and enjoyably anachronistic.
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Many on Capitol Hill found Ms. Haspel and the C.I.A. persuasive.
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Lewis is a persuasive speaker and the podcast is expertly produced.
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This was not persuasive to anyone who had been paying attention.
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It wasn't supposed to leave the room, but I am persuasive.
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What aspects of the letter do you believe are most persuasive?
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The more startling the image, the more need for persuasive detail.
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What other persuasive techniques could be powerful for your particular audience?
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But some women with persuasive self-defense claims continue to lose.
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Careful comparative analysis cannot help but make your argument more persuasive.
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So five witnesses are no more compelling or persuasive than one.
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Perhaps the most common and persuasive theory is apathy and distraction.
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Remember that having more money doesn't make a candidate more persuasive.
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For the duration of the intermissionless performance, it is bloodcurdlingly persuasive.
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But it is not ultimately a persuasive criticism of these suggestions.
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Did Gorsuch find the EEOC's guidance to be "persuasive," Durbin asked?
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These are persuasive, thoughtful analyses that match the anxiety I feel.
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Some of the researchers I spoke to thought this research was persuasive.
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Researchers have been warning about the power of persuasive technology for years.
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So good for Donald Trump for -- MACCALLUM: You&aposre very persuasive, Marc.
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NAPOLITANO: She&aposs a very persuasive woman, I know her very well.
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After Mr Trump's victory this position, never persuasive, rings even more hollow.
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And Trump, with his art of the deal, can be very persuasive.
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Mr. Cruz's argument was "stunning in its persuasive power," Mr. Bettinger said.
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But it remains to be seen how persuasive their case will be.
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The rally might be persuasive, but he might not even need it.
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The deal's fate may depend on whether regulators find this argument persuasive.
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Have you seen any public objections to the use of persuasive technology?
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Yes, but now companies are making sure persuasive design is built in.
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This objection, though persuasive in the abstract, struck me as politically overthought.
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The latter idea is just too implausible a message to be persuasive.
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Instead, we needed to shape a more personal, positive, and persuasive narrative.
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His latest TV spot, meanwhile, is persuasive in an old-school way.
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It doesn't measure the accuracy or persuasive power of the film's argument.
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I didn't find the reviews or the stars persuasive in the slightest.
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Are you really that persuasive when it comes to closing a deal?
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For example, your political affiliation often determines which arguments you find persuasive.
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The Green New Deal is more persuasive than anything the GOP has.
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The Green New Deal is the *most persuasive* idea on the table.
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Giving a persuasive pitch is an essential part of owning a business.
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Fain has a persuasive pitch for why farms like Bowery are necessary.
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Persuasive science has played a major role at the movies this year.
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Otherwise, she is magnetic in the role: persuasive, mercurial and occasionally cruel.
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The answer is yes, but the government will need to be persuasive.
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If companies don't find the moral argument persuasive, there's the financial incentive.
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One thing is for certain: Technology is becoming more pervasive and persuasive.
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That's a very persuasive thing, because it's instant thing to think about.
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Which of his arguments for a moratorium do you find most persuasive?
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Whether their argument proved persuasive enough may not be clear for days.
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But he argues that Olli 1.0 has already been a persuasive ambassador.
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No matter how persuasive these companies' products are, we are more powerful.
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None of these defenses looked persuasive once the new order took hold.
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And the legal classes I took made me a more persuasive writer.
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Their defenses of his actions are unlikely to be cogent or persuasive.
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This meticulous and persuasive book is a vehicle for pain and insult.
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But they are not as smart, or as persuasive, as they think.
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"We've got quite a lot of very persuasive examples," Mr. Lowcock said.
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But Cole said the most persuasive argument may be the most basic.
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But I see the daughter's silence as period-appropriate and chillingly persuasive.
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KPMG, one of the "Big Four" accounting firms, made a persuasive pitch.
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The case for a cabinet-level position for national service is persuasive.
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"He was able to write a coherent and persuasive argument," Edelstein says.
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There was no persuasive evidence of systemic, deliberate mishandling of classified information.
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As a treatise, then, "Let There Be Laughter" is not very persuasive.
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But in the end, the voters always choose the most persuasive candidate.
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Hays lashes out at his partner for failing to be more persuasive.
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And the evidence for the intervening event is, I think, compelling, persuasive.
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Persuasive meaning you can make a case for whatever your thesis is.
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The fear of losing my apartment was visceral and haunting and persuasive.
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American officials say Turkey hasn't yet presented persuasive evidence of his involvement.
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Surely he's thought of all these questions and has persuasive answers, no?
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Russia says Britain has failed to produce any persuasive evidence of Russia's guilt.
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The technology was persuasive enough to convince Innovation and AME to commit capital.
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What sets comedy apart from other forms of persuasive political communication, like ads?
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A candidate has to be persuasive and compelling to listen to and watch.
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Indeed, there's no minimally persuasive rationale that can be concocted for this vote.
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I doubt this will be particularly persuasive, in the short or long term.
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I found his studies persuasive, but I disagree a little with this takeaway.
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I don't doubt that, if properly used, that technology might be very persuasive.
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He is a more multilingual, charismatic and persuasive figure than the technocratic Bavarian.
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After that, no hymn to realism pure and simple could ever be persuasive.
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The Minnesota senator marshaled persuasive social science evidence in defense of the bill.
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"Sharing that with my colleagues has, to a person, been persuasive," Gaetz said.
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His writing, even at its most menacing, could be playful and oddly persuasive.
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"Direct-to-consumer advertising is designed to be persuasive," Kravitz said by email.
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Only a persuasive and consistent American determination could serve as a meaningful deterrent.
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They say this was typical of the man: persuasive, patient, ruthless when necessary.
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Theo is suave, persuasive, and definitely the most appealing of the Crain siblings.
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Tom Cole called a "vintage" and "direct, colorful, funny, persuasive and pointed" show.
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What is it that makes the LCD frontman such a consistently persuasive character?
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The phrase "done is better than perfect" is persuasive, but often not true.
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Does that mean you should shout when you're trying to seem more persuasive?
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Aries can be stubbornly persuasive, but this is likely beneficial to Gemini Kendrick.
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Only at the end of Mr Simms's book does he become less persuasive.
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His book would be more persuasive, however, if he knew more about China.
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She lacks her husband's keen political instincts and persuasive talents as a campaigner.
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Persuasive evidence has documented that lowering sodium intake reduces blood pressure in adolescents.
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" The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) called the lawmakers' brief "powerful and persuasive.
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"Social pressure is mighty persuasive," says Carolyn DeWitt, president of Rock the Vote.
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With his busy brilliance, he wrote persuasive articles for his high-school newspaper.
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Sexy, intimidating, folksy, sly or persuasive, he could deliver whatever a role needed.
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Now he and Mr. Brady both know how persuasive my nagging can be.
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But the most persuasive analogue is nearer both in time and in space.
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"You can't be persuasive if the other person doesn't understand you," he says.
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But perhaps the most persuasive political case for impeachment is the long view.
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The economic arguments against these girls and their families aren't any more persuasive.
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YouTube got in touch to say it doesn't find the results very persuasive.
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His affection for the place is endearing, although it may not be persuasive.
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You can be gracious, polite and grateful while also being confident and persuasive.
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Sachs's account of Toscanini's career is persuasive and compelling in the important ways.
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It is not a very persuasive answer for some Virginia gun control advocates.
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A: At first he would try to be persuasive and smile about it.
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But Mr. Karl is a very persuasive guide to the show's mercurial moods.
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But women with persuasive self-defense claims continue to be charged with murder.
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They can try to twist and dodge, but ultimately to no persuasive effect.
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He is a character more convincing than coherent, and more persuasive than intelligible.
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But bankruptcy courts are federal; whether state law would be persuasive is unclear.
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The articulate, who speak succinctly and clearly but whose words are seldom persuasive.
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In a later interview, Mr. Glover questioned whether celebrities have extraordinary persuasive power.
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For this reason, VanderMeer's novels exert a persuasive "reality effect" all their own.
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The research also found that longer replies are more persuasive than one-liners.
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It's one of the key forces limiting the persuasive impact of campaign communications.
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Perhaps: What is it about Trump's business record that you find most persuasive ?
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Even without an upbeat ending, though, "Betting on Zero" would be persuasive advocacy.
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The student-survivors from Parkland, Florida, are thoughtful, well informed and impressively persuasive.
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Lyon is just as passionate and persuasive when working in his home town.
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The persuasive effects of this canvassing were durable, lasting at least three months.
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Meanwhile pacific and persuasive endeavors will be made to avert the apprehended trouble.
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The word "spin" connotes something a little different from older names for persuasive speech.
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She has a very strong sense of what she believes, and is extremely persuasive.
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The third defense is also persuasive: Private accounts are pretty routine for government officials.
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In June, the Senate held a hearing about "persuasive technology" online, and Harris testified.
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Against this seemingly impressive record, Clintonism's left-wing critics offer not-terribly-persuasive critiques.
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But military officials have yet to make a persuasive case that it is achievable.
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If they were offered the rental there would be persuasive evidence of racial discrimination.
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It is a persuasive refutation of Mr Trump's attempt to defend his presidential profiteering.
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Baptist has a fleet, persuasive take on the materialist underpinnings of the 'peculiar institution.
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Saying over and over that you'll do something is not persuasive in a debate.
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It seems the letters of support were never sent, or simply weren't persuasive enough.
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The argument for Sanders not dropping out before June 7 was clear and persuasive.
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" He continued, "So I don't find the 'authorial intent' argument persuasive in this case.
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Perhaps the most persuasive explanation is exactly the one offered by Gillmor in 2009.
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The effect isn't quite as dramatic as giving you unholy levels of persuasive power.
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And this book inspires you to be more practical, hard-nosed, and persuasive.14.
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The developer's gift to the university of 50 acres and $12.5 million was persuasive.
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And the presence of normal women on the runways is both gratifying and persuasive.
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In his persuasive telling, suffering and death result directly from offshore bordering policies themselves.
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The department's justification, which has only recently come to light, is far from persuasive.
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" Mr. McCoy said: "She was confident, warm and persuasive in an effortless, elegant way.
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The parks are providing persuasive evidence that something ominous is happening to our climate.
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Men were somewhat more likely to say that a celebrity endorsement would be persuasive.
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If that's not persuasive enough for the Senate leadership, it's what the voters want.
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"I've never heard a more persuasive account of how money works," Myerson told me.
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And what if there are no persuasive clues to how a nominee will vote?
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Ignacio Villatoro, José Villatoro's father, said he thought his family had a persuasive case.
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What's less clear, however, is how persuasive the human rights argument is, legally speaking.
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Spears's intimately lyrical score serves as the persuasive foundation for a wrenching, interiorized drama.
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His voice has a sharp, piercing quality which I love—simultaneously tender and persuasive.
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The Washington Post's story about Moore — centered around that allegation — is detailed and persuasive.
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Jeff Guess, a Paris-based artist in the show, finds the argument oddly persuasive.
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An Apple Watch that's also a running watch is a much more persuasive idea.
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Surveys of thousands of Swedish lottery winners have provided persuasive evidence of this truth.
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Neither is persuasive, especially after the GOP's treatment of him during the Ukraine scandal.
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More persuasive is the rawer stuff, Ms. Henry's peculiar blending of horror and compassion.
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When Nussbaum seizes upon examples from her own life, she is vastly more persuasive.
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"Crudo" is Laing's slim first novel, and it's less persuasive than her earlier work.
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But Scot is persuasive, plus I like him a lot and wanted to help.
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But berating him, or telling him he's disgusting, is not likely to be persuasive.
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If their writing is very clear and persuasive, think about how they did that.
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Such an argument might be less persuasive after a bloody campaign to subdue Idlib.
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For now, I find the case for Saudi perpetration of this hideous crime persuasive.
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How did you reach that conclusion, and why do you find the research persuasive?
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When it comes to writing concise and persuasive text, few people do it better.
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Often when students narrow in on a specific concern, their editorial becomes more persuasive.
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I don't know if I buy it, but it was persuasive in the moment.
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The Middlebury researchers now plan to test how persuasive AI-made text might be.
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Democratic investigators believe they already have a persuasive, thoroughly supported case against the president.
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There are increasing signs that the propaganda this time is proving less than persuasive.
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It's unclear which argument proved more persuasive to the jury, but probably the second.
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His career includes more than 20 years in frontline patient care and persuasive communication.
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His emotions and his musicality are hooked up in a distinctive, quietly persuasive fashion.
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But even using a three-decade time frame, the CBO warning is hardly persuasive.
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By lying, he will compel media to fact-check him, amplifying his persuasive persuasion.
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Its large-format reproductions of paintings and sculptures are a persuasive reminder — those colors!
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She makes the case with persuasive passion, proving a better stump campaigner than expected.
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The most persuasive explanation is that MacLean confirms and extends their deep preexisting suspicions.
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What's less persuasive is the broader political arguments they want to make about this.
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He's also become Bernie Sanders's most persuasive — and, through his Facebook videos, viral — surrogate.
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I think one major characteristic of congresswomen is public speaking, having that persuasive tone.
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I saw Sally Yates making a very persuasive argument that this was unprecedented. Right.
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"My general impression of the state's case is that it was strong and persuasive, and that Johnson & Johnson needs to counter that case with a strong, persuasive case of its own," said Carl Tobias, a law professor at the University of Richmond.
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In Alexandria Bradley's number, many of the video images were similar, but the music was live: The multitalented Ms. Bradley, aided by other musicians and dancers, sang and rapped and tapped with a passion that was persuasive, if not exactly persuasive as choreography.
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Others have criticized the film for not being persuasive, or for preaching to the choir.
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"The data is very persuasive," Jacobs, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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It's a mark of the persuasive power of Lanthimos's idiosyncrasies that they survive the transition.
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That's not definite, but that evidence seemed to me to be a little more persuasive.
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Still, Triplebyte makes a persuasive case for why hiring companies should give it a shot.
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If that fails, a suggestion that party staff might be withdrawn may prove more persuasive.
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The most persuasive argument will fall on deaf ears unless real change accompanies our words.
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Another Latino aspirant for the city's top job might be more persuasive than Mr García.
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But having the "old" campaign chief doing that doesn't fit the most potently persuasive narrative.
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There is no meaningful or persuasive constitutional distinction between semi-automatic handguns and semiautomatic rifles.
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The Democrats fear the fact that Kavanaugh is very smart, very articulate and very persuasive.
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At that point, the collateral benefits of Lakerdom and life in L.A. could be persuasive.
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It's not because this theory has enormous persuasive power or a best-seller-size audience.
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Notably, it lacked an educational or persuasive unit regarding adult-defined problems at their school.
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Peter Roskam (R-Ill.), among others, have already made a persuasive case against the sale.
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Sanders' overall debating approach of seeing the forest and not the trees is incredibly persuasive.
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And, naturally, communications from party leaders feel more persuasive to party loyalists than to floaters.
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Usually white, he is belligerent, garrulous, ruthlessly competitive, and excessively confident in his persuasive abilities.
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To be persuasive, it's much better to be horribly reasonable and as charming as possible.
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While not persuasive among conservatives, this doomsday scenario is alarming to Republicans from swing states.
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Acosta's rise from businessman to powerful local politician, on the other hand, is more persuasive.
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It decided that the case for Nearis Green's contribution was persuasive, and should be told.
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Ineffective because it's basically an incoherent argument or ineffective because it's just not politically persuasive?
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So is the persuasive reality of an anonymous, made-up woman's bun in a painting.
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ISIL's rapid growth and persuasive ability to recruit may suggest that the group is unstoppable.
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He is utterly persuasive and serious in a role that is often a cartoon figure.
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Trump's narrative has never been particularly persuasive because Trump has undermined it in various ways.
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"He is more persuasive than any public figure I've ever seen," he said of Trump.
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The company was persuasive — the proposal garnered support of only 17.2 percent of votes cast.
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She is a subtle reader and persuasive champion of the aristocrats of her cultural hierarchy.
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" Stanphill responded by saying "dark patterns and persuasive technology are not core to our design.
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That argument might be more persuasive if professionalism were the hallmark of Trump's campaign operation.
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Editorial boards tend to have durable leanings which undermine their persuasive power over partisan politics.
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Hustle lets you personalize every message and turn it into persuasive one-on-one dialogue.
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Central management has other advantages; Roberto is "very, very persuasive in his negotiations," Olafsson said.
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And paired with the observation about growing revenue concentration, it paints a fairly persuasive picture.
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I don't have the eloquence or persuasive abilities to make things happen with any speed.
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"I wasn't going to include 'That Show,'" Mr. Currie said, but Melissa Rivers was persuasive.
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But his diagnosis of America's debilities is more persuasive than his prescriptions to remedy them.
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And, in general, this was a "Tristan" in which solitude was more persuasive than communion.
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As a document of Mr. Deen's pain and a plea for visibility, it is persuasive.
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We also have a list of over 1,000 writing prompts for narrative and persuasive writing.
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Aster handles the windup shrewdly with a persuasive realism, a deliberate pace and crepuscular lighting.
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Kassinger explains their history and biology, and makes a persuasive case for their future importance.
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By then, its citizen army had made its message of citizen power even more persuasive.
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Mr. Salonen — an explorer and, in the best sense, a traditionalist — makes a persuasive case.
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The villainous Governor sings a seductively persuasive aria about the nature of knowledge and power.
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The argument was persuasive with Mr. Burr, who was determined to avoid a circuslike atmosphere.
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" The report concluded, "There was no persuasive evidence of systemic, deliberate mishandling of classified information.
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"Anytime you're doing something for the first time, you have to be persuasive," Lagerwey said.
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Democrats see Mr. Obama and Mr. Holder as potentially persuasive messengers in easing such resistance.
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Overreaction is inherent to the existential threat Israel claims, but that is ever less persuasive.
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It would be a lot more persuasive than just touting the magic of tax cuts.
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" They characterized him as "persuasive and competent" but "not competent in some technocratic, bloodless way.
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In the American election game, it comes down to which candidate is the most persuasive.
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There's even a question of whether the NRA is very persuasive among actual gun owners.
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In addition, the Opinion page is a launching pad for persuasive and argumentative writing tasks.
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Wilson's argument was persuasive, yet it was mostly an aspiration dressed up as a hypothesis.
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We do not think they have made a persuasive case that this funding is needed.
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The experiment concluded that the flyer was persuasive for black voters, but not white voters.
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"We have taken a very Dutch approach — modest, but solid and persuasive," Mr. Kock said.
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Their stories are powerful and could be persuasive if we are allowed to hear them.
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These are also issues where McConnell could be at his most persuasive to fellow Republicans.
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But if the speech did touch him, Robbins had to compete in a persuasive speaking competition.
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I thought, 'Why would they not want rational, funny, witty or persuasive thinking in their ads?
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It would take both time and persuasive evidence and analysis to really shift legal doctrine here.
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West continues to project the belief that his remarks show his persuasive genius and advanced thought.
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Gallup also pointed to the persuasive effect of Brittany Maynard's experience and advocacy on California voters.
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Another, second line of argument—that the productivity revolution has only just begun—is more persuasive.
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This over-the-top effort to convince me of the Aventador S's wicked ability was persuasive.
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At a hearing late last month, senators heard from a panel of experts on persuasive tech.
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He was very persuasive that this would be huge and there would be many more orders.
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And third, how do these results compare to the persuasive power of older media, like television?
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The reason is simple: The traditional Republican message is no longer persuasive on a national level.
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But those wins were in spite of their less persuasive national message, not because of them.
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The government thinks so, but its argument for a pending emergency does not seem wholly persuasive.
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"This policy will make your clothes and food more expensive" is an immediately intelligible, persuasive pitch.
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Evan was a particularly persuasive salesman but he struggled to convince people with the initial pitches.
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Robert Cialdini, a social psychologist, has spent years finding what makes people more influential and persuasive.
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A persuasive argument is not necessarily an accurate one; a poor argument is not necessarily wrong.
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However, the opportunity to give police a better window into the communities they're policing is persuasive.
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The case is not necessarily persuasive, if only because deposit guarantees often just formalised implicit promises.
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They had money in Germany, and Ric Grenell was persuasive and that money did not go.
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Voters already expect Republicans to criticize Democrats, which robs their anti-Clinton rhetoric of persuasive power.
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Metaphor and allegory allowed Nabrit to make his point in a powerful and more persuasive way.
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All sides have equally persuasive arguments, but the debate comes down to a few specific issues.
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On one hand, he's promoted a message on tax reform that always very simple and persuasive.
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But the number of people involved must be hefty if the associations are to be persuasive.
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Reviewing "The Unspeakable" in these pages, Roxane Gay called Daum a "formidable, lucid and persuasive" writer.
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"In normal times that would be a persuasive argument, but it's not normal times," Wehner says.
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"I think there have been persuasive analyses done on both sides," said GOP strategist Matt Mackowiak.
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Be more persuasive by finding common ground with the other side, and reach across the aisle.
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Older, national, identity-based struggles like those you mention are less persuasive in a globalized world.
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Nevertheless, the Board and the federal courts continued to treat the R-A- analysis as persuasive.
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Mr. Salazar, a sturdy and genial presence, is not entirely persuasive as a hotshot management consultant.
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Measuring the persuasive power of a political ad has always been an imprecise and costly science.
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Charming and persuasive, he turns people into marks who might be manipulated into serving his purposes.
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Baked pork ribs in a sweet barbecue sauce are tender enough, but they aren't very persuasive.
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At one court hearing she appeared lucid and persuasive; at the next she was barely coherent.
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It was a self-appointed wunderkind who struck a persuasive pose and talked an amazing game.
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The evidence is persuasive that tougher gun laws can prevent homicides, and can certainly prevent suicides.
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Without a worrisome clinical value or test result to point to, my concern alone wasn't persuasive.
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Two of Ms. Kopatchinskaja's forays into staged grab-bag programs were also less than fully persuasive.
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He'll blame the nightmare on his opponents and he'll be persuasive, because he's a better liar.
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Unfortunately, at times it feels like the persuasive arguments of the exhibition catalogue elude the galleries.
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Still, the patterns in the stock market over a very long period appear to be persuasive.
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If your plant sits in Detroit, you might find the president's anger over this fact persuasive.
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I fought them with the most persuasive instruments at hand, the way both my grandfathers did.
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Make sure your pitch is succinct, vivid and persuasive: Why should people subscribe to your channel?
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But, when local news or your neighbor starts repeating that, it becomes more credible and persuasive.
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Several other researchers not involved in the work said the group's findings were surprising and persuasive.
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Eyewitness testimony is dangerously persuasive to juries, yet it remains admissible in courts almost without caveat.
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But as an actor, Harden uses the persuasive strength of her voice to inhabit every line.
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The two central performances are naturally what make the artistic relationship as persuasive as it is.
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Strong persuasive or expository writing features topic sentences that tell the reader what to focus on.
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Obama protested, via words and sanctions, but did nothing persuasive enough to reverse Russia's turf grab.
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She's awe-inspiring, a little smug and a little too confident to make Ophelia's breakdown persuasive.
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And some Indian parents could use their persuasive talents to encourage their children to return home.
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There are interesting proposals on trade policy, and various persuasive critiques of elite institutions and assumptions.
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But in making her case during Thursday's meeting, she seemed to be having a persuasive effect.
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Louis C.K.'s expressions of remorse might have sounded persuasive, but his behavior exhibits no shame.
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Or, if you're extremely persuasive, you might even get them to waive this month's fee altogether.
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Persuasive theories aside, other scientists say pregnant women should not fear a medically necessary ultrasound exam.
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"You would need very persuasive evidence to overcome the strong presumption of good faith," said Keller.
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Human lips were gentle, thoughtful, persuasive; these straws were too stout to be hurt by teeth.
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Biden's lack of persuasive abilities outside of Delaware is what's always doomed his White House aspirations.
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But, sadly, their thesis, while backed up by many erudite, carefully footnoted pages, is not persuasive.
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Still, I've been trying to ask myself what answers to America's political divides might be persuasive.
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"If you talk to Dunbar, he's a pretty persuasive guy," Emberson said in a phone interview.
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Republicans can attack his credibility, but his charges are specific, persuasive and backed by strong evidence.
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They were once considered strong evidence of guilt, and they remain a persuasive tool for prosecutors.
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"Things are awesome but you should throw the bums out anyway" is a bit less persuasive.
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It is unclear whether a last-minute market drop will be a persuasive factor for voters.
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That, need I say, is a controversial claim, and one that he defends with great persuasive force.
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Ms. Raitt's band tears into a few playful but persuasive covers (like "Need You Tonight," by INXS).
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The first and best observer of Trump's unique persuasive powers was Dilbert creator and blogger Scott Adams.
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To be persuasive, the apparent location of a sound needs to shift as you move your head.
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This makes Librans excellent mediators who see all sides of every issue and can be very persuasive.
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Instead, "Red Eyez" is just a gorgeous, persuasive track, getting at a very candid kind of pathos.
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They have persuasive origins and very human hopes and fears and complicated relationships with the other heroes.
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As I have argued in this piece, I don't think Murray's read of this issue is persuasive.
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For Attila Boda, 48, an army reservist and dishwasher, the perceived threat to his country was persuasive.
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The evidence of this is abundant and persuasive when we turn to our own social media feeds.
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The flame-out theory takes into account the very real and very persuasive tech-driven hype machine.
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But to make those ideologies even more robust and persuasive required something more effective than political ads.
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It's an ideological fallacy, but it's remained a persuasive one on both the state and national level.
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And ever since, Adams has been grading all the candidates on the persuasive value of their messages.
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The argument that second trimester, pre-viability abortions should be banned is not, in my view, persuasive.
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Their advice did not seem to be persuasive enough, however — and politics might be partially to blame.
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There are so many psychologists doing persuasive design at Microsoft's Xbox — just look at their team list.
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The argument proved persuasive, with a three-judge panel issuing Tuesday's order allowing the states to intervene.
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Persuasive technologies, designed to change people's attitudes and behaviours, are being deployed in every corner of society.
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"I think people totally underestimate how persuasive he might be in a general election campaign," Sasse said.
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This data is saved and analyzed, bought and sold, and used for marketing and other persuasive purposes.
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Throughout a career spanning decades, Papa Wemba remained among the most persuasive global proponents of African music.
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But Tuesday's ruling is the second time a federal judge has found the hospitals' argument more persuasive.
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Ms. Allred's arguments for NDAs are not persuasive in the context of laws making these agreements unenforceable.
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As a circuit judge, he developed a reputation as a brilliant, conservative jurist and a persuasive writer.
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And it's a very persuasive story to just about everyone who has looked hard at the evidence.
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But the other reading has a long and persuasive history: When reason dreams, it dreams of monsters.
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The two met in early January where Cramer said the president made a "persuasive case" to him.
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One is making sure his attacks amount to a coherent, persuasive case against his general election opponent.
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"Mischievous" leaders may take risks and be persuasive, but they may also manipulate and exploit their followers.
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But I feel that you have to be funny so I don't think about it as persuasive.
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Clinton's most persuasive surrogates — delegate math, and "Fear of a Trump Presidency" — as by the candidate herself.
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In the case of Georgia, in particular, he offers a persuasive account of how the conflict escalated.
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But it is a powerful and persuasive rendering of a corner of women's health care under siege.
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Much of it is persuasive, some of it overly simplistic, but nearly all of it is interesting.
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But getting Oprah's support as early as possible is a great way to prove anyone's persuasive chops.
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It's the more successful of the two narratives — compact, ruthless, governed by a persuasive sense of dread.
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The lesson also helps students try out their own use of rhetoric to make a persuasive argument.
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Reading "Sapiens," I'm reminded that those who prevail are the ones who tell the most persuasive stories.
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N. had vowed to take up the subject for a persuasive speech assignment in his Rhetoric class.
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But Ms. Monk's approach to political content, so free of didacticism, is seductively clear and persuasive here.
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The music thrills more than it intrigues; it prefers to make blunt declarations, not thoroughly persuasive arguments.
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Mr. Aouidate was a persuasive recruiter and got 22 of his relatives to join him in Syria.
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Walter Lippmann's Public Opinion, published in 1922, is the most persuasive critique of democracy I've ever read.
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Nothing I write can be as searing or persuasive or true as Abrar is in this photo.
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The title of Kushner's grainy and persuasive novel refers to a notorious strip club in San Francisco.
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Other characters, though, embody the more persuasive appeal of a populism that sounds uncomfortably familiar these days.
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But Trump's counter is persuasive — work half as hard as black people and even more is possible.
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"That was simply tremendous — appropriately angry, personal, wrenching, detailed, persuasive," tweeted Rich Lowry, editor of National Review.
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After the game, a reporter told Brady that he had looked like he was being very persuasive.
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It's the most persuasive proof captured on film that the tools of exploitation can make transcendent art.
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Indeed, Steyer's theme that he's fought for all types of justice -- economic, climate, racial -- was quite persuasive.
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In the context of Trump's own record, the pushback from Mulvaney and Conway is therefore not persuasive.
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They are now being exposed to all this information on social media that can be very persuasive.
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Next, share your lists with a partner and discuss which of the arguments you find most persuasive.
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"Kushner's portrait of life inside the women's prison is grainy and persuasive," our critic Dwight Garner writes.
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It requires a clear thesis, backed by rigorously marshaled evidence, in the service of a persuasive argument.
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And it sometimes felt less persuasive, as when he stretched many phrases out almost to a halt.
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The left, across much of the world, still needs a more persuasive appeal than it currently has.
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Mr. McFarland's 1996 account was persuasive, but the police lacked sufficient physical evidence for an arrest warrant.
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Adams has long made a strong case that the more persuasive candidate wins the election every time.
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Cohen also draws support from a particularly persuasive and credible source: the United States Department of Justice.
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Paired with legal proscriptions, film is a persuasive medium for administering racial convention and shaping romantic aspirations.
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Studies show that people who use positive body language are more likable, competent, persuasive, and emotionally intelligent.
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By the end of the campaign, the effort as a whole was persuasive, due to this targeting.
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Dr. Hage, who was not involved in the research, said the results were both surprising and persuasive.
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His elaborations are elegant, persuasive and come to a surprisingly feminist conclusion — that female desire shaped evolution.
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Yet he makes a persuasive case that the surrender of our lives to machines represents a regression.
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Broadly, Democrats see the Ukraine scandal as more straightforward — and more persuasive — than the Byzantine Russia investigation.
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All in the service of better personalized alerts, turn-by-turn directions and more persuasive targeted advertising.
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But Trump's counter is persuasive: Work half as hard as black people, and even more is possible.
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I expressed some skepticism of this argument last week, but I found Apple's latest response pretty persuasive.
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And some of the most persuasive critics are those with experience at schools that practice the philosophy.
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"I like to think that I'm persuasive," Ocasio-Cortez told Jacobin's Daniel Denvir on a July podcast.
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Democrats seem not to understand this, and they keep trying to employ reason as a persuasive vehicle.
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"On the issue of persuasive technology, I find, Ms. Stanphill, your contention that Google does not build systems with the idea of persuasive technology in mind somewhat difficult to believe, because I think Google tries to keep people glued to its screens, at the very least," Blumenthal says.
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Activity: Debating Under What Circumstances Health Care Providers Can Refuse Patients Ask students working in small groups to rank the arguments listed below, both in favor and against allowing the operators of the clinic to refuse service to Ms. Benitez, from most persuasive to least persuasive in each category.
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One cannot downplay the persuasive capabilities of documentary photography and its power to direct public opinion across Europe.
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This is the most persuasive case for giving more money to lifesaving charities that I've read in years.
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In the coming years, winning candidates and movements will need to make persuasive, eye-catching cases to voters.
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The data are highly persuasive — Americans are ditching sedans and compact cars for SUVs, crossovers and pickup trucks.
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CN: This is the least persuasive Kara's ever told that she accidentally swiped left on like 900 people.
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The question will be whether its supporters can artfully make it — and whether the people find it persuasive.
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A party which could come up with persuasive answers would stand to dominate British politics for many years.
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"My assumption is that both sides assumed that the district court's decision has some persuasive authority," Grove said.
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Instead, they embedded their radical views in Sadier's poetic lyrics, which blended in with the music's persuasive melodies.
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One of the women offers a different and persuasive argument: "I think they thought they were little gods."
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The later stories in "Prodigals," on the figurative B-side, are more experimental and a bit less persuasive.
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But her lack of persuasive skills has mattered at crucial moments, and she now looks set to resign.
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He was at his most persuasive when he was committing to an unabashedly progressive agenda: farsighted and compassionate.
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They hold a persuasive power over us that even time, that grinding old bastard, finds hard to destroy.
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WILLIAMS: Yes, but the thing is that bullying like that, to Nikki Haley&aposs point, is not persuasive.
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It's persuasive to the middle-of-the-road Americans who make up a growing portion of the electorate.
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But his biggest failure was that he lacked any persuasive reason for why Republicans should vote for him.
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Still, Bolling points to a version of Trumpism that's more persuasive than Hewitt's sidestepping or Gingrich's shell games.
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At last we have persuasive medical evidence that being overweight is a disease rather than a moral failing.
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And you get to understand who this woman is and how powerful, persuasive, brilliant, and resilient she is.
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But he said he also heard a persuasive response from Kavanaugh, who testified after Ford at Thursday's hearing.
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The cast is mostly good, with Mr. Abraham giving another quietly intense, persuasive performance in the central role.
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If the latter, given Ford's persuasive testimony, a lot of voters, especially women, could be very, very angry.
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And contrary to his elementary school advice, Cummings became one of the most persuasive speakers in the statehouse.
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The idea that we're buttoned-up moderns with atavistic needs does not become more persuasive through repetition alone.
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And while any other court's ruling can be persuasive, the Supreme Court's precedents generally carry the most weight.
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But there was always one rather impressive testament to his persuasive powers: He seemed capable of controlling animals.
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Donnelly is known as a superb crafter of narratives, a person who can present ideas in persuasive ways.
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Clinton, for all his flaws, was one of the most persuasive speakers to serve in the Oval Office.
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To the extent that readers find his argument persuasive, it is up to them to make it useful.
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Convinced that arresting images had more persuasive power than high-minded lectures, he put the accent on entertainment.
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The two met at the Stanford Persuasive Tech Lab, which studies how computer design can change human behavior.
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Maybe this group of "prominent computer scientists and election lawyers" is sitting on more persuasive evidence than this.
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With the persuasive powers of the world's consummate diplomat, Kofi signed up the world to this great mission.
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But you need persuasive singers to plumb the depths of the music and the subtleties of the characters.
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"Sometimes there's a new perspective that I haven't considered," she said, though she rarely finds such views persuasive.
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I want to ... I think it means that I was not very persuasive, so that's perhaps on me.
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It is very easy to imagine a scenario in which the Wittes and Rauch argument would become persuasive.
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Ansar Burney, a Pakistani civil rights activist who works to end people smuggling, said the message was persuasive.
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That night's performance of "Asyla" was only fitfully persuasive; the players seemed less than convinced by the music.
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Obama sought to transcend the racial and economic contradictions of American history through inspiring optimism and persuasive rhetoric.
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A central problem, then, for Miller is providing a persuasive explanation for why Landon has largely been forgotten.
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We will collect some of the most persuasive in a follow-up post in The Stone next week.
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Such a filing would normally be persuasive to courts, though Cruz said Trump's reputation could dilute its effectiveness.
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However, Huma says, the sheer amount of money flowing through the sport has made those claims less persuasive.
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Even someone as persuasive as Al Gore could not successfully galvanize the world with his books and films.
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He's taught more than 20,000 students how to write persuasively — that's a lot of persuasive writers out there!
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Like both Biden and Buttigieg, Klobuchar makes a persuasive case that she could win next November's general election.
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I fear that, notwithstanding his thoughtful, clear and persuasive analysis, we have a long and torturous path ahead.
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Those experiences increased Bronzaft's impatience with scientists and politicians who hesitate to act on persuasive but incomplete data.
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They then used data-visualization techniques to show their findings, and wrote persuasive essays based on their results.
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Two recitals in New York this week provide distinct but equally persuasive engagements with the world of song.
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She has been the most consistent debate performer from the start, with an effective, powerful and persuasive message.
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" Senator Lamar Alexander, a Republican, said Trump's lawyers "were low-key, specific and I thought they were persuasive.
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Independent Franchise Partners, a UK-based firm known as FP, makes a persuasive case to reshape the company.
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Somewhere along the way, he or she begins to share persuasive arguments to make you doubt your abilities.
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Developmental psychologists say that children younger than 7 or 73 simply can't understand the persuasive intent behind commercials.
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Indeed, federal law recognizes the persuasive force of a witness's prior consistent statements as an indicator of credibility.
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More than that, and replies seem to be pointless and might come across as combative rather than persuasive.
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What the public perceives as the more persuasive personality can change, based on a number of exterior circumstances.
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There are a few light links between the chapters, but these connections are not especially persuasive or meaningful.
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Now San Miguel will have to be persuasive about a different kind of spread – its subsidiary's valuation gap.
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Even when a production of "Romeo" is cluttered with gimmicks, a persuasive lead couple can overcome the excess.
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Still, drawing on a wealth of courtroom video, the film lays out a persuasive argument for reasonable doubt.
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Nor, frankly, does he summon enough gravitas to be persuasive in the role of a grief-maddened father.
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Specifically I think the way B.J. defines it is, persuasive technology is to persuade people's attitudes and behaviors.
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But he doesn't intend to win the argument, or even offer a persuasive counterargument or narrative of events.
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In this slim but persuasive volume, she catalogues white Americans' centuries-long efforts to derail African American progress.
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The only persuasive evidence for a strong tradition of permissive open carry is limited to the slave South.
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Oddly enough, the installation that gives the exhibition its name, "Port of Reflections" (2016), offers the least persuasive illusion.
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"His attempts to appear reasonable are not very persuasive when he offers so little that is new," Tobias said.
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We now see federal bureaucrats engaging in creative and persuasive acts of what we may call civil (service) disobedience.
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I don&apost think that the pressure on Collins and Murkowski on the Republican side will be that persuasive.
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Increasingly, voters will ask whether Trump has the judgment, persuasive power and self-discipline to build coalitions behind him.
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And yet she has the fortitude to come forward and to speak about her experience using precise, persuasive language.
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But declining religiosity is a less persuasive factor for these social ills than economic inequality and other policy choices.
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It's over-the-top, but effectively persuasive, thanks primarily to polished animation produced by ex-Disney man Jonathan Sutherland.
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The league says the investigation found "substantial and persuasive evidence" that Zeke engaged in physical violence against the accuser.
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Easy, he was just more persuasive than the two guys, (Hubert Humphrey and George Wallace), he was running against.
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Or is it that she lacked and still lacks the persuasive acumen to make people forget all about it?
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"Constantly forced to outperform their competitors, they must use increasingly persuasive techniques to keep us glued," the website reads.
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These campaigns "create a mirage of consensus which itself then becomes very persuasive to sincere, authentic citizens," Matney says.
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Deepfakes — a combination of the terms "deep learning" and "fake" — are persuasive-looking but false video and audio files.
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"You're expecting organisations on a month's notice with £1m to do things that are persuasive and accurate," he says.
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So to make Kushner our man in the Middle East is going to take some creative, and persuasive, branding.
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Years later, the study is cited frequently as providing persuasive evidence of the importance of early detection of depression.
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Carlos Curbelo, has emerged as an influential and persuasive leader who is moving the caucus to develop legislative solutions.
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Brinkley, who claimed to be a medical professional although he was never formally trained, was nothing if not persuasive.
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Think your political rants on Facebook or Twitter are persuasive enough to get other people to change their opinions?
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He plays on Jon's emotions, and he uses his very persuasive language to get Jon to change his mind.
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If the linchpin of the Trumpcare blitz is the persuasive powers of Cruz, Obamacare supporters have something to celebrate.
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As it is, though much of the material here is lively, enjoyable and compelling, the thesis is not persuasive.
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Consumers are good at spotting ulterior motives, and honesty, transparency, and sincerity are ultimately more persuasive than pressure tactics.
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However, three of its central claims are basically persuasive First, democratic governments and competitive markets really do get along.
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If the moral and ethical arguments along, with humanitarian concerns, aren't persuasive enough, there is the question of cost.
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However, no matter how persuasive the message, if it comes by phone it's a scammer, according to the IRS.
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This also makes sense intuitively, as extraverts are dominant, confident, persuasive, and expressive and therefore should make better leaders.
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These changing prediction market prices don't directly reflect who was more persuasive, but rather which candidate most exceeded expectations.
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They have a persuasive argument to make against the obstruction probe reportedly being pursued by special counsel Robert Mueller.
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Advocates of continued U.S. aid to Egypt use another argument that, while persuasive at first, is a red-herring.
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Since its inception, Neighborly has billed itself as 'modern public finance' and the idea is an incredibly persuasive one.
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But it's not clear that this is a narrative Michigan's voters — particularly Michigan's Democratic primary voters — will find persuasive.
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The result was a multi-voiced stemwinder that mounted a persuasive indictment of Flowers's prosecutor, District Attorney Doug Evans.
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Whomever the Democrats choose to run in 2020 will still have to be more persuasive than Trump to win.
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Whether it's persuasive to Justice Kennedy — expected to be the key swing vote in the case — is another matter.
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He cautioned against conspiratorial thinking that runs against the evidence, which he finds persuasive, that Oswald alone killed Kennedy.
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But his walkback was so grudging — and he quickly undermined it — that it seemed designed not to be persuasive.
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I found this persuasive and would like to see Franken redeem himself, but I still don't think he can.
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Federalist Paper No. 10, authored by James Madison, is as persuasive an argument against "factions" as you'll find anywhere.
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I know it's not brand new, but I still turn to it occasionally because it's so clear and persuasive.
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The strongest ones have been refined, continually, until the case they make is as resilient as it is persuasive.
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He is trying to show that elections can be won through the persuasive power of a plaintive handwritten postcard.
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Then again, maybe the text trying to persuade Democrats was just less persuasive than that trying to convince Republicans.
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Officials typically try to overcome such reluctance with incentives, like relocation or immunity, or long conversations that prove persuasive.
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What's worse, some persuasive analysts marshal strong arguments that the main trend for stocks at the moment is downward.
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Because [Laughon] is a forensic nurse, she will be able to present the findings in a way that's persuasive.
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The arrest was made, in part, on the strength of forensic evidence that is typically persuasive: a DNA match.
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But they provide no persuasive support to justify the proposal, or to explain why the current system needs changing.
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He wasn't powerful or persuasive or ambitious or frightening or certain like most of the men in my life.
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With luck and time, it will channel its disorderly sense of structure and theme into surprising and persuasive works.
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If these findings hold up in subsequent research, they provide a new, persuasive rationale for raising the minimum wage.
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She does an excellent job detailing — with persuasive data — what has shaped and motivated this young generation so far.
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She has the persuasive skills to put those solutions in place, and the backbone to stand up to power.
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Ms. McGrath proved persuasive, and Mr. Nickolas signed up, then signed on Mr. Putnam, known for his unusual creativity.
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We&aposve summarized some of its main lessons on how to be a likable, persuasive, and influential leader.1.
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"I can assure you it's more than razor thin, it's persuasive," he said when asked about the underlying intelligence.
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Democrats had hoped that the intervening four months would render Cohn's July article moot, or at least less persuasive.
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But no amount of money can make him more persuasive to the voters and inspire some level of passion.
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Physically going out to schools and community centers in the outer boroughs and focusing on education is incredibly persuasive.
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Here, a citation for a persuasive essay project in 2009; there, one marked "zero strikes for behavior" in 2007.
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His testimony will follow Ford's, which, depending on how persuasive she is, could weaken his ability to defend himself.
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"There was some discussion of that but it wasn't very persuasive," said Blunt, a member of Senate GOP leadership.
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Trump's team preempted Mueller's report with its own interpretations and then, when the special counsel testified, he wasn't persuasive.
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Advertisements and other types of persuasive communication—political ads, entertainment, social media alerts—are all gunning for that bounty.
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Here is where Taubes is at his most persuasive, tracing sugar's unique and intractable place in the American diet.
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I'D HAVE TO ACTUALLY DO A LITTLE DEEP RELFECTION ON THAT, BUT THERE ARE PERSUASIVE ARGUMENTS THAT GET MADE.
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Moreover, states use AI, data and persuasive technology to influence other countries citizens to an unprecedented scale and effect.
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To the Editor: David Leonhardt makes a persuasive case that ample grounds exist for the impeachment of President Trump.
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If their answers aren't necessarily persuasive, that's because the underlying problem may not, at this moment, have an answer.
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Later, when Dell's hostile ex-girlfriend and son resist his amends, a new house and car prove remarkably persuasive.
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Make sure your pitch is succinct, vivid and persuasive: Why should students make the choice to attend your school?
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One, it's offered the most persuasive case for how DAPA could actually hurt the state (more on that later).
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A spate of terrorist attacks elsewhere in the US made the Leave camp's arguments against immigration far more persuasive.
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But he brushed off these concerns with a range of arguments that critical masses of voters evidently found persuasive.
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Because Westmore is a magistrate judge — not a judge on a court of appeals — what she created was persuasive precedent.
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That is the persuasive case made by a new retrospective of his work at the Whitney Museum of American Art.
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The right visualization can focus a jumbled heap of facts and figures into something concise, captivating, informative, persuasive, or misleading.
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He was the first person to publish several online posts dissecting Trump's comments, tweets, and actions through a persuasive filter.
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But if Sanders's candidacy is genuinely reckless, his critics must be more persuasive than they have been on that point.
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The art of rhetoric—or persuasive communication—can include any number of forms: speeches, essays, tweets, images, films and more.
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The book's key contention—that tighter rules inspire entrepreneurs to create new, more dangerous and criminal smuggling routes—is persuasive.
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"Dark Money," the result of Ms. Mayer's research, is a persuasive, timely and necessary story of the Koch brothers' empire.
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That persuasive idea is to treat distrust in global supply chains as a technical challenge, rather than a political one.
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But it does suggest a little history may be a persuasive tool for Democrats in the nomination battle to come.
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In between scenes, you'll often have to take a vote, deciding who among your group is more persuasive or trustworthy.
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President Obama was smart to do all of those things as they burnished his persuasive "cool" brand while in office.
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Reports now are more convincing, in addition to being more persuasive and gruesome, that he was murdered by Saudi agents.
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It's a good trick used by the most persuasive candidates and salespeople, and it's one Bill Clinton had in abundance.
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These proposals are neither persuasive nor popular, and they could cause unforeseen damage and loss of support for the system.
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This course focuses on how to make copy more persuasive and SEO-friendly so you're more likely to see results.
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There are very good reasons not to worry Democrats will blow this Senate seat again, and I find them persuasive.
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Kruse was linking to Drew Harwell's WaPo story about a pathetic, but persuasive, strain of political disinformation about Nancy Pelosi.
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But he provided no persuasive account of how, as president, he would manage to transform the way elections are funded.
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U.S. government resolve to use this tool as the ultimate weapon against obstruction by regional governments could prove very persuasive.
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It was his promise of keeping and adding to American jobs that was his most persuasive message during the campaign.
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The argument is persuasive (indeed, some central banks have policies that bear resemblance to the one Lord King is suggesting).
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A key function of courts is to assess which set of evidence is more persuasive when facts are in dispute.
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So, if you needed another reason to listen, there's the simple but persuasive fact that pretty much everybody else is.
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But the reasons not to feed such long maturities into the market are far more persuasive, if less-actively discussed:
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Moreover, just because adverts seem to have some persuasive power doesn't make them the best bang for a campaign's buck.
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The 70-year-old is a persuasive ambassador, with a confident, smooth delivery and a vigour that belies his age.
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This gets at one of the climate extinction field's biggest challenges: Nobody has put out work that is particularly persuasive.
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Though their arguments are stretched thin at times, the authors are persuasive when arguing that the Chinese market accelerates innovation.
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But apparently The Donald's wealth and success are persuasive enough to convince at least some Muslims to take that bet.
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When facts are strong, people should also gloss over this information, and thus the stories should ultimately be less persuasive.
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"We want performers to be persuasive, so that their virtuosity is delivered with panache, and fluency and ease," he said.
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" Facebook was, in the words of Tristan Harris, a former design ethicist at Google, becoming a pioneer in "persuasive technology.
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Nicole and I made a friendly bet on whose argument would be more persuasive, and we left it at that.
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But no one has yet made a persuasive case that direct American military involvement against Mr. Assad is the answer.
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Career E.P.A. employees tend to be data-oriented types with a sometimes naïve belief in the persuasive powers of science.
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Whichever account you find persuasive, the financial crisis and the long, uneven recovery sowed the seeds for the current populism.
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Financial leverage and sanctions can be very, very persuasive, but we need to use them selectively and with total determination.
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They chose extraordinary images that demonstrated the persuasive efficacy of photographs that go, often times, far beyond verbal argument alone.
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On both counts, it's easy to see how the solo rant to camera might turn out to be more persuasive.
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But Mr. Trump's anti-globalism, because it comes from an American, simply isn't persuasive to the rest of the world.
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But all were comfortable in the transitions from spoken theater to song, and the frequent dancing was more than persuasive.
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Mr. Wright projects persuasive thoughtfulness no matter how silly the material, but he can't turn Core into a credible character.
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If the Bureau finds persuasive evidence of Blasey's charge, the judge will have to step down and answer for it.
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Maddow asked about Sanders's disavowal of his supporters' attacks on her, and Warren seemed not to find it very persuasive.
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Her description of hiding in the bushes across from the Bataclan concert hall is utterly persuasive in its hallucinatory quality.
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Mr. Buscemi plays Khrushchev with persuasive realism, and he certainly looks the part, with his bald head and boxy clothing.
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More persuasive are analyses that posit genres such as landscape painting and photography, street photography, and nude as historical processes.
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More than anyone, she really only has her wits, her persuasive words, and, yes, her lies, to help her survive.
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This is what Trump means when he says that the system is rigged, which may be his most persuasive argument.
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But lacking a persuasive case to make on the merits, Trump has defaulted to an unpersuasive case on the politics.
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"You could be smart, aggressive, articulate, indeed persuasive, but if you are not honest, your reputation will suffer," Mueller said.
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Justice Scalia refused the request in a 21-page opinion that I found persuasive at the time and still do.
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This argument isn't always persuasive for viewers, who can find the purposeful alienation and oddness of his films off-putting.
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Whatever the limitations of these simulations, the fact remains that the court seemed to find this sort of analysis persuasive.
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The brief makes the same persuasive arguments for mootness that the city presented but couches them in unusually strident terms.
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So I encourage you to ponder this question: What would a more politically persuasive message about climate change sound like?
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Create an inclusive brand Large crowds in big cities, as impressive as they are, are not persuasive in Trump country.
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Writing Activity Write a one-page persuasive essay telling your family why you should visit this restaurant or food cart.
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Tiger's success, if you believe the authors — and they make a persuasive, if sometimes overstated, case — came at enormous cost.
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Marshaling extensive and persuasive documentary evidence, and writing in a clear, urbane style, Mr. Smith told a less romantic story.
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Finding a persuasive diplomatic exit ramp that can circumvent the risk of future conflict needs to be the highest priority.
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"I think she might be more persuasive," he said, citing her success in setting up the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau.
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Or in what several sources called the most persuasive argument: framing the election around Democratic calls for Medicare-for-all.
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So the biggest remaining question is whether Cohen's testimony was both credible and persuasive enough to change the political calculus.
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These sequences are worthy, persuasive, poignant and, in comparison with the story of the protest, familiar and not exactly vital.
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But what usually happens is that Rob reaches out to these people, because he's just the most persuasive of us.
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Politically, especially in Europe – liberalism's birthplace – the swing towards populist parties offers persuasive evidence of an advance of anti-liberalism.
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The 88-year-old Mr. Plummer isn't fully persuasive when briefly playing the younger Getty Sr., even in long shot.
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Christopher Lynch, found the evidence persuasive enough to recommend that those involved be ''sat down'' or suspended from their duties.
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She and her team understand very well that the most persuasive religions have usually had an element of high theater.
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Lévy makes an ardent and mostly persuasive case about what dominance by these resurgent powers would mean for the world.
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I complain about their seemingly nonsensical purchases and laugh at how they were probably swayed by ads or persuasive salespeople.
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Nothing I could ever say to you is more persuasive or eloquent than the stories, and there's millions of them.
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Vans' claim to skater culture is probably the least persuasive argument in the suit, though it's not completely without merit.
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Behind every special provision is a reasonably powerful lobby group, typically one that can offer at least a halfway persuasive account of why its particular priorities ought to be national priorities — arguments that are especially likely to seem persuasive to Republicans whose baseline instinct is to sympathize with the desire to not pay taxes.
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Abrams argument for energizing black voters and the far left was much more persuasive when it came to the Democratic base.
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CA's tactics have also come under fire, because their use of psychographic targeting is seen as emotionally manipulative rather than persuasive.
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But put that as such, she&aposs a very persuasive woman who probably brought Judge Hardiman to the president&aposs attention.
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She is a more confident, fluent, and powerful speaker than she was in 2008 — and a far more persuasive one, too.
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The lawyers Vox spoke to were all skeptical that a judge would find either of the NDAs persuasive in a lawsuit.
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The fourth — age — is quantitatively persuasive, but it still leaves us searching for a story about how years-lived affects opinion.
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In his closing argument to the jury, prosecutor Mark Gibson, in a quiet voice, called the accuser's evidence "powerful and persuasive".
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In her book "Option B," Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg credits Braddi with teaching her how to become more persuasive in meetings.
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The innovation created by MIT is dubbed PEV (Persuasive Electric Vehicle), and sports a 250W electric motor and 0003Ah battery pack.
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Shooting from the hip, as derided as that practice is by the so-called experts, is much more persuasive and effective.
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Certainly, some speakers sincerely believe it, but still, I think, the usage hasn't spread widely enough for this to be persuasive.
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The attorney general should have had better sense than to permit the meeting with the always charming and persuasive former president.
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This was a persuasive argument to many rank-and-file primary voters, but Democratic Party leaders largely saw it as irrelevant.
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On a lunch break, O'Connor, who always understood the persuasive nature of a good meal, brought out a salmon mousse salad.
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On the other hand, there is some evidence that using profanity selectively can make a person seem more intense and persuasive.
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The argument is persuasive (indeed, some central banks already have policies with similar parts to the one Lord King is suggesting).
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Add things like conversational persuasive techniques to your skillset, then go to town on your legions of captivated clients and partners.
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And later on, she was a persuasive voice in favor of arms control with the Soviets, another initiative the right denounced.
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The show does not convince me, but the artists have made formal innovations that may eventually make their work more persuasive.
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Swamped teachers and guidance counselors don't have time to advise them fully on college options or write persuasive letters of recommendation.
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The DCCC's official explanation—that the report is meant as internal analysis not intended for "public consumption"—is simply not persuasive.
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But perhaps the most persuasive similarity is the way in which Thomas's jump resembles the French artist's advice to aspiring painters.
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Over the past 10 years, Younger has almost single-handedly made a persuasive argument for the harp's role in contemporary jazz.
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Still, it may prove persuasive to voters indifferent to, or confused by, the intricacies of foreign policy (ie, most of them).
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Their support could prove persuasive for Trump, who campaigned on a pledge to bring back manufacturing jobs to the United States.
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But if reduced message processing — less attention overall — is the mechanism, stories should only be more persuasive when facts are weak.
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This might be persuasive to those who admire Trumpian aggressive masculinity, but can also plausibly be seen as undercutting Kavanaugh's credibility.
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Less persuasive is Goyanes's view that the works "evoke the ghostly symbolic order of late capitalism"—if that even means anything.
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Indeed, if this campaign's debates in both parties have made one persuasive argument, it is this: We should ban debate audiences.
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He too was deeply convinced of his persuasive power, only to find it failing, and even backfiring, once Republicans took Congress.
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As previously covered on Hyperallergic, the PJ Mode Collection, donated to Cornell in 2014, focuses on "persuasive cartography," or cartographic propaganda.
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He is persuasive in arguing that the Spartans, while exceedingly militaristic, also were extremely egalitarian, with a robust enjoyment of life.
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As a result, by June's referendum, it had become much more difficult to make a persuasive, positive case for the union.
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Which argument is more persuasive depends to some extent on where you sit and what you may think of Dr. Zimbardo.
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Still, he seemed to leave open the possibility that he might have to find another nominee if Dr. Blasey proved persuasive.
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That theory is unlikely to be persuasive to Clinton's Republican critics — not to mention quite a few Bernie Sanders die-hards.
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But it's a persuasive case that reform efforts to cut incarceration will not cause crime to rise much, if at all.
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As a narrow defense of Friedman's specific paper arguing for specific effects from Sanders's specific policies, this is not really persuasive.
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Unlike Ryan, McCarthy is not someone known to lead a policy debate, but on Capitol Hill, he's well-liked and persuasive.
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The human studies thus far are much less persuasive, most experts agree, and have identified no plausible mechanism for epigenetic transmission.
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But the Sixth is so fraught with historical and interpretive inconsistency that a persuasive conductor could make a case either way.
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Still, the results were considered persuasive by a joint F.D.A. advisory committee last year, which recommended approval in near-unanimous votes.
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As Jesse has said elsewhere, it translated the novel into persuasive theatrical language in a way that hadn't been done before.
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The historical record is pretty persuasive at this point: Voters don't hold grudges against the party that shut down the government.
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But showing your boyfriend this information may not be terribly persuasive because he surely understands that crime happens in New York.
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"You have the legal side of things, and the human side, and the more persuasive is the human side," he says.
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As we are inundated with new, targeted, deceptive ads, we may get sick of them and, perhaps, stop finding them persuasive.
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In his role as liaison, Gelambong was also sometimes responsible for delivering the very gifts that local officials found so persuasive.
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Beschloss talks of his "sublime abilities" as a thinker and his "persuasive eloquence," which no other American president has ever surpassed.
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Mr. Trump offered a version of the same explanation on Monday, saying Mr. Putin had been enormously persuasive in his denials.
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Frum offers a persuasive account of why congressional Republicans are likely to fall before Trump's will, and he is probably right.
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President Trump, aides said, believed she was persuasive and informed the aides that he believed the judge's confirmation was in jeopardy.
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And now that everyone thinks the problem is you, he will have to be that much more persuasive when he does.
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The activities are categorized according to three genres: creative and narrative writing; informative and explanatory writing; and persuasive and argumentative writing.
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Although there is now evidence of a benefit, and its relative importance seems impressive, its absolute effects are not as persuasive.
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And so, after a while, the Anderson-ish tics become less noticeable, and both the emotions and overall movie more persuasive.
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To prevail, prosecutors and victims must disclose the extent of the contact and provide a coherent, persuasive explanation, legal experts said.
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Still, there's a persuasive case to be made that those officers had a responsibility to go in despite the obvious risk.
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Spoiler alert in case you have never seen the show before: Shaun is very persuasive and determined, so they hire him.
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But he is also a violinist of formidable technical and persuasive powers, as his recital on Saturday, July 29, will attest.
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The idea that Russia swung the election for Trump via persuasive ads on Facebook is a double whammy in that way.
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Police were taking "persuasive steps" to resolve the conflict through negotiations and dialogue with community, religious and tribal leaders, he said.
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Change from directional leadership to persuasive and participation, and finally through to delegation once they exhibit expertise in a particular task.
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And although Ms. Hutchins had no relevant experience, she was persuasive and ambitious enough to convince Ms. Jenner to hire her.
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The director Tom Ford handles the story's complex form skillfully, but he never manages to give the whole thing persuasive life.
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A new study in the American Economic Review (the discipline's flagship journal), with an intriguing and persuasive methodology, finds exactly that.
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And the argument that the G.O.P. establishment itself has become a threat to economic/material welfare has started to become persuasive.
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I covered the Vatican for The Times for nearly two years, and the book has a richness of detail that's persuasive.
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Without a clear answer, which interpretation wins out comes down to which camp in the Trump administration is the most persuasive.
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If you're going to become persuasive, you've got to brush up on some body language tips and start looking the part.
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They left behind movies that serve as a persuasive counterargument to the idea that horror cannot be righteous, funny or beautiful.
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"The FBI's inaction had potentially far-reaching consequences," the report says, noting there were no persuasive arguments to explain the delay.
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"That would help, so we could see the reasoning behind the firing to see if it is persuasive," Tobias said. Rep.
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It shows how cultural and structural norms in our judicial system leave criminal trials vulnerable to unreliable but persuasive scientific evidence.
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Regardless of whether it is Cambridge Analytica or someone else, there will always be people using persuasive techniques on- or offline.
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Several scientists present at the meeting pointed out the investigation wasn't persuasive, says one faculty member who asked not to be identified.
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The low persuasive rate of fake news stories suggests that they weren't as widely read or shared as we may have thought.
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And until that case is laid out fully, his supporters can make a persuasive counterargument that nominating Sanders is a worthwhile gamble.
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Attackers want the green padlock that comes with HTTPS to make their phishing sites look more legitimate and persuasive to potential victims.
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If they would just throw in cellular connectivity, so I could stay connected when separated from my phone, it would be persuasive.
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They also suggest platforms include commitments to "remove addictive capabilities" from the UX design of their services, criticism so-called "persuasive" design.
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Such a formal analysis yields no fresh revelations, but its artful construction of her descent delivers a persuasive sketch of fame's cost.
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"And this could lead to the creation of a community," which is a much more potent persuasive force than any recommendation system.
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Mr. Fischer could hardly believe the scene: a persuasive Sinatra baritone sung by the hard-hatted man across from Little Vincent's Pizza.
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The Viennese tended to be more persuasive than the intellectual competition Take the work of Charlotte Buehler, a pioneer in child psychology.
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Early promo footage of the drone offered a persuasive case of how smart sensing technology could turn quadcopters into powerful photography devices.
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After the podcast, officials in the local school district praised Garner for his well-written, persuasive essay, according to the Herald-Leader.
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"I've yet to hear a persuasive argument from the left or the right" against the TPP, Obama argued during the news conference.
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"We actually know from research that ads perceived as outrageous get more attention, but are not necessarily more persuasive," Ms. Lambrecht explained.
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That's an alluring and persuasive image for a lot of people who want to believe the president and the presidency is strong.
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While support from parents is frequently the most persuasive, caring adults from outside the home can also help build measurably positive outcomes.
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Year after year, Gore and his organization send waves of slideshow troops into the field, across the world, to wage persuasive battle.
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Meanwhile, a persuasive business case that burnout is counter to a company's best interests could lead to structural changes we urgently need.
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I couldn't tell if he was just trying to save face and/or impress me with the persuasive power of his penis.
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Cross-examination of Gates will continue Wednesday, and we won't know for quite some time who was more persuasive to the jury.
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After all, a persuasive spiel will get your audience to listen to you, but a stunning presentation will keep them from snoozing.
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The president can be so persuasive, so give us the whole truth, Mr. President, the good, the bad, and yes, the uncomfortable.
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While there are times when the "keep our nose in the tent" argument is persuasive, this situation is not one of them.
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And I think we do have to articulate a persuasive statement of the public interest, the public service that we are providing.
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But there's a risk that Trump will find this idea persuasive and the country will end up in a very dangerous situation.
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"So having a video that verifies something you've been saying to the court can be really persuasive to a judge," adds Mindel.
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He may be a top three center next season, and is the most persuasive reason to be optimistic for the team's future.
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I wanted each voice to be unique and persuasive, and for each of these women to feel as real as the next.
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Was it persuasive enough that you came away sharing the writer's point of view, even if you haven't experienced the thing described?
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The two also adduce persuasive evidence that the death penalty is applied disproportionately to blacks, and especially to blacks who kill whites.
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If there's a politically persuasive case to be made for a more generous society, it's got be less abstract and more concrete.
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Yet he sued President Obama last week, making a persuasive case that the military campaign is illegal unless Congress explicitly authorizes it.
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Facebook's audience is much larger and broader than Twitter's, making it a better place for campaigns to target voters with persuasive messaging.
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Labelling is persuasive, even if there are no standards for what constitutes a GMO ingredient and how companies should apply said labels.
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Lucious comes in and takes it over, making point after point and being so persuasive that the room starts chanting his name.
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If there is one thing Donald Trump's election proves, it's that, despite all its troubles, Twitter remains a powerful and persuasive platform.
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The nominee will be the candidate who builds the broadest coalition of support and makes the most persuasive argument on the economy.
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But darned if I can make a persuasive case for what's going here as an illumination or amplification of the play's themes.
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But her rebuttals to the campaign's complaints are persuasive, and analysts at the right-leaning Tax Foundation have come to similar conclusions.
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Still cherubic (if puffy) at 37, rumors that the notoriously debauched singer had fully gotten his shit together proved less than persuasive.
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But there's little doubt that Roivant's persuasive 33-year-old CEO and founder, Vivek Ramaswamy, has convinced them that anything is possible.
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Submitting an effective public comment entails combining the qualities of a well-informed expert witness with those of a persuasive trial lawyer.
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According to Mullen, Lythgoe urged N.A. members to read the Quran, because he thought that it made a persuasive justification for terrorism.
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Ana's assertion that she learned from Gutierrez in detention about gang threats to the parent-teacher association was not "persuasive," Couch wrote.
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Dylan Farrow is a persuasive interviewee who seems absolutely sincere in her belief that she was molested by Allen as a child.
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Troyanos — one of the great artists of opera history, who died in 14, just 21700, of cancer — makes it all rendingly persuasive.
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When your time is up but you're still building to your main point, you've lost the entire persuasive appeal of your argument.
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We also have a list of over 1,000 writing prompts for narrative and persuasive writing gathered from our daily Student Opinion questions.
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It was a persuasive enough argument for her to put down the dissension in her ranks, at least for the time being.
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In the wake of the recent success of her opera "Breaking the Waves," Ms. Mazzoli has also found a persuasive symphonic voice.
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"We actually know from research that ads perceived as outrageous get more attention, but are not necessarily more persuasive," Dr. Lambrecht explained.
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While Ryan was charming, persuasive, and good at his job, he had one thing that women in similar positions did not: access.
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Christopher Quinn's documentary makes a persuasive, far-ranging case against factory farming, which it skewers from philosophical, epidemiological and even economic perspectives.
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He is indeed a persuasive advocate, and he made the best possible case for the work's being plausible if hardly definitive Mahler.
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Wright is not as persuasive when he attempts to establish the truth of Buddhism by considering the circumstances in which feelings arise.
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He also thinks investors are coming around to his way of thinking, and not just because his own track record is persuasive.
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I have often found it more helpful to read a critic with whom I vehemently disagree than one who is moderately persuasive.
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Blending with the strings but with a reedy brightness that complemented the winds and brasses, her sitar was a persuasive orchestral chameleon.
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I spent a couple of weeks crafting a 20-page document that I felt was thoroughly researched, well structured, lucid and persuasive.
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A persuasive paper published by the left-leaning Institute for New Economic Thinking argues that our framework for corporate governance is wrong.
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The passionate clarity with which she asserts her views is persuasive, and her complicated charisma makes her an irresistible, unforgettable screen presence.
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They swear off working with him again, but as the scorpion in this scorpion-and-the-frog scenario, Douglas is awfully persuasive.
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And Schmidt's argument for the poem as poetry, in the modern sense—concrete, unglazed, tough on the mind—is touching and persuasive.
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You'll even learn how to move others to action through a three-step persuasion blueprint used by the world's most persuasive people.
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If you are trying to imply that they are somehow linked to his closeness with his mother, you haven't been very persuasive.
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Cristiani says he receives solicitation calls every day and that it's hard to say no to people sometimes, especially if they're persuasive.
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The company has said that it uses secret psychological methods to pinpoint which messages are the most persuasive to individual online viewers.
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When I discovered that the 12-letter West Virginia could be scrambled within PERSUASIVE WRITING, I knew we were on to something!
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The other stumbling block was the agency&aposs inability to make a persuasive argument and tell a compelling story to a judge.
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Often, the best-funded candidate gets that money because he or she has inspired more donations by being a more persuasive candidate.
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"The McGahn ruling won't matter one way or the other, except to the extent that Roberts finds its reasoning persuasive," Tushnet said.
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She said that while Austen could have ingested arsenic through medication, other elements of the British Library's biographical analysis seemed less persuasive.
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O'Malley makes a persuasive case that data-driven facts-based decision making and collaboration can lead to greater progress and better outcomes.
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Here, leaks have tremendous rhetorical value, and they offer a uniquely persuasive answer: someone who didn't mean to say anything at all.
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Cofounder Adam Neumann proved to be so charming and persuasive that he secured a $4.4 billion investment from SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son.
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She tried attacking Sanders as insufficiently pro-Obama, largely for reasons related to Wall Street reform, which generally didn't sound that persuasive.
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Metaphor and its close cousin — analogy — are fundamental devices that persuasive speakers use to make people comfortable with unfamiliar or complex topics.
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Now, he is a pretty strong candidate, possibly more persuasive and authoritarian than all the Republican candidates of the last two decades.
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The Obama administration declined to do so, saying that Turkey hadn't provided persuasive evidence that Gülen was actually responsible for the coup.
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"We continue to try a persuasive approach and dialogue," said Viktor Mackbon, police chief of the Mimika area, where the villages are located.
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In Biden's defense, the truth is that none of the Democrats, right now, have a persuasive theory for how to overcome Republican obstructionism.
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And don't forget the persuasive power of President Trump if he were to drop that 20 percent to something more like 2 percent.
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Unlike the justice he would succeed, Gorsuch could be more persuasive with Kennedy, for whom he was a law clerk in 1993-94.
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Right now Daenerys' political platform consists of "dragons" and "bend the knee," which is persuasive to be sure, but not exactly wheel-breaking.
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Only 48 percent of the respondents found the government's case persuasive, compared to 75 percent who found the arguments against Pai's order convincing.
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Ask for a raise… actually, ask for anything you want, because charming Venus in persuasive Gemini can charm its way into getting anything!
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"There's going to be people who want to believe bad things about Pelosi … and this will be persuasive content for them," she said.
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She gets her way a lot because she's persuasive and because she's logical in terms of what she's supporting in the first place.
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Rubicon is hoping the customization panel will provide a persuasive alternative to the blunt-force instrument approach preferred by most popular ad blockers.
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Art, as is evident throughout history, has played an instrumental role in political observations and persuasive dialogues, as well as documenting political change.
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Mr. Dawes scarcely resembles Mr. Nureyev, but he embodies the dancer's imperious presence and gestures, and he speaks in a persuasive Russian accent.
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Or is Hillary Clinton unable to match his persuasive skills when she insists things are not as bad as Trump is painting them?
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To shift the election, their model suggests that a single fake news story would need the persuasive power of 36 TV campaign ads.
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"Yesterday, we heard compelling testimony from Dr. Ford, as well as a persuasive response from Judge Kavanaugh," Flake said in a statement Friday.
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" One page lists "the most persuasive words in the English language": "You, New, Money, Easy, Discovery, Free, Results, Save, Proven, Guarantee, and Love.
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The public, and the voters specifically, have a funny way of showing less allegiance to ideology and more interest in more persuasive results.
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The most persuasive is that APX Labs, a company that designs software for smart glasses, lists Tesla as one of its main customers.
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"I do not think you're anti-Semitic, but I think you're anti-Siggy," Catania explained, as Josephs attempted to defend her "persuasive" comment.
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By episode's end, Cheryl ends up with a fresh check from the man who tried to rape her, compliments of Archie's "persuasive" ways.
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GREG GUTFELD, CO-HOST: Well, here&aposs -- that was a very powerful - - I mean, if you agree with her, she&aposs very persuasive.
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JIM CRAMER: Okay, but here's a person who is a very persuasive person in a lot of ways, in terms of young people.
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The type of manipulation and isolation persuasive technology creates pulls kids away from real-life engagements like family, focusing on school, making friends.
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"I hope the letter will be persuasive evidence that Attorney General [William] Barr's apparent legal theory is incorrect," Weld told the Washington Post.
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"I'm glad because a persuasive and committed European will become president of the European Commission," she said in a statement posted on Twitter.
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But Congress has greater freedom of action here: A congressional resolution has persuasive moral force but does not trigger an obligation to act.
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Pinker makes a persuasive argument that the world is getting better—that we are living in the most peaceful time in human history.
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But as long as he's pushing a risk pool option not done on the cheap, he's going to be a lot more persuasive.
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Erin Gallagher, a social media researcher, says the market for this persuasive online activity is growing, getting more complex, and harder to categorize.
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The line between a bad actor who intentionally posts misleading information and an individual promoting persuasive posts is muddy and hard to define.
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While there was some speculation about possible anomalies in Wisconsin vote totals, no one ever suggested that there was "persuasive evidence" of manipulation.
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These examples are persuasive, and Zuckerberg's writing here feels reasonably authentic (he has a whole team that tends to help with these things).
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There is a persuasive argument that it should move further left, particularly on economic issues: Bernie Sanders trounced Hillary Clinton among young voters.
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The single most persuasive fact that tells us that Texas is not competitive is that Clinton's campaign team has almost no operation here.
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Mr. Trump's statement renouncing the myth might provide an especially credible and persuasive signal about the falsity of the claim to true believers.
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" He explained, "A hammer, in your hand, is non-persuasive—it doesn't have its own ways of manipulating the person that holds it.
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The most prominent voice making this argument was National Review editor Richard Lowry: That was simply tremendous—appropriately angry, personal, wrenching, detailed, persuasive.
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It wasn't just policy differences, but the stark image of a much younger candidate with a more persuasive personality that set him apart.
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A "progressive platform on economic change" could be more persuasive than "the Republican agenda of cutting taxes and regulations," according to the survey.
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Curtis, making her film debut, turned out to be a natural, delivering a persuasive performance of operatic panic that suggested a ferocious core.
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Wilders is a former VVD politician with persuasive, divisive rhetoric and a striking blonde hairdo similar to that of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Still, autonomous liberal democracy has had few chances to thrive in Latin America, and Vargas Llosa's passionate belief in it can be persuasive.
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Outside the theater, real-life teenagers are organizing behind a political movement that is coherent in its aims and persuasive in its message.
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That Becks and Elyse will become more than friends is a predictable development, but the movie makes it persuasive by taking its time.
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If his argument for pre-emptive strikes was convincing to Mr. Bush, he can make a far more persuasive case to Mr. Trump.
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Even if arguments like these are persuasive to Christians, there is the matter of finding respected leaders to take them to the masses.
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When debating the merits of policies as a government official, I often heard competing arguments made by knowledgeable, articulate people that sounded persuasive.
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Romania's prime minister, Petru Groza, was persuasive: He threatened to execute 1,000 of Michael's supporters, and Michael himself, if he did not abdicate.
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Together, these books make a persuasive case for regarding Ikonomou as Greece's most original and perceptive chronicler of his country's fears and yearnings.
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But, generally, "Why We Sleep" mounts a persuasive, exuberant case for addressing our societal sleep deficit and for the virtues of sleep itself.
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However persuasive its arguments, the Justice Department, which sued to prevent the deal, could not cite a single recent precedent for blocking it.
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The video demonstrated how easy it is to use current technology to create powerful and persuasive lies, now also known as fake news.
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Drawing attention to the use of those benefits by immigrants could be especially persuasive in turning out Mr. Trump's supporters across the country.
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As she listened to the speakers, Ms. Hadaway jotted down the things she liked about Ms. Axne that she hoped would be persuasive.
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He lectured as an imam at a mosque in the Washington, DC, area and was by all accounts a charismatic and persuasive speaker.
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Its priorities include increasing the amount of nonfiction reading, writing persuasive essays using evidence drawn from texts and adding conceptual depth in math.
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The idea below explains how Paulette DeRito uses three different Times features to incorporate persuasive writing, science and math in the E.L.L. classroom.
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But the pitch was persuasive, and it allowed Yang to rocket above more established candidates, including many senators and governors, in the primary.
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The least persuasive pages are devoted to pop culture, which he rightly sees as dull and repetitive, but whose significance he vastly overestimates.
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The data was so persuasive that the federal government began pushing new H.I.V./AIDS treatment guidelines to health care providers the following year.
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Just how inspiring or even persuasive you find Greta's speeches and overall activism likely depends on where you stand on the political spectrum.
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After giving Roy Moore ample time to unequivocally deny the disturbing allegations against him, those allegations remain far more persuasive than the denials.
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Most lawmakers and staff believe three bullet points are persuasive; five, even better; and 10 will defeat even the most recalcitrant opponents. Wrong.
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His early research on persuasive technology has informed the design of products that millions love and use (like Instagram, which his student cofounded).
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If they lack the urgency of his coarser urban photographs, they are persuasive nevertheless because of his usual high contrast and tight cropping.
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Even the most persuasive argument — that compulsory voting violates free speech ideals that include the right to silence — misunderstands how compulsory voting works.
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Pence is not very persuasive Vice President Mike Pence was dispatched to the Hill to dissuade Republican senators from voting for the resolution.
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"I will try to be persuasive that there is a tremendous multiplier effect — that this brings in revenue to the government," he said.
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"This makes a pretty persuasive case that women struggle with monogamy at least as much as men do -- and likely more," Martin said.
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But it's pretty close to the slant that would maximize its persuasive power: that would result in the largest rightward movement among viewers.
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As far as I'm aware, there's no persuasive empirical international relations scholarship suggesting that signals of "weakness" (American or otherwise) embolden enemy aggression.
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So it was another study this year that to my mind provided the most persuasive evidence that strenuous exercise alters how we age.
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Clinton has the audacity to believe in the limits of her persuasive and political power, and an emphasis on limits doesn't fill arenas.
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The bottom-line results — three World Cup titles in seven tournaments since 1991, and nothing worse than a third-place finish — are persuasive.
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But by forgetting to use one of the most persuasive words in the English language, you'd run the risk of blowing the sale.
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Just hours later, he announced that although he found Ford's testimony "compelling," he also found Kavanaugh "persuasive" and would vote to confirm Kavanaugh.
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His most persuasive images draw on social realism and early modern woodcuts to create a stirring visual analogue to the BPP's ideological platform.
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"It is very, very persuasive, because it's your friend, it's your family who's actually convincing you that you need an Instant Pot," Wang says.
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I expect Clinton will focus tonight on the tough assignment of making her pragmatic approach to the presidency sound not just persuasive, but inspirational.
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But given how little Congress is able to do these days even when the rules are suspended, the efficacy argument is becoming less persuasive.
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"Provide a persuasive argument and anticipate every question or concern that could be raised, and then answer those before they are raised," she says.
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There's an inescapable he-said/she-said dynamic, but one need not be a "believe all rape allegations" absolutist to find her claim persuasive.
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The CNBC piece makes two arguments that are persuasive as to why Dutch auctions didn't pick up a host of fans following Google's use.
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The show's most persuasive performances come from the ensemble's oldest members: Hope and Stephanie Berry, who plays Ruth, Joy's understandably worried mother back home.
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While the six principles are powerful and scientifically validated "weapons," they didn't spotlight the most critical moment of any persuasive exchange: the moment before.
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Sight Reading explores the persuasive use of photography going back to the 1840s through over 80 works, many on loan from the Eastman Museum.
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