My success is Earn's success, which becomes his daughter's success, and his family's success.
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And success, however small, however incomplete, success is still success.
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"Netflix's success, Amazon's success, Hulu's success, come at the expense of the legacy multichannel bundle," he said.
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Success is subjective, period ... America, for whatever reason, we started to equate success with celebrity and equate success with wealth and equate success with fame that's maybe somebody's definition of success, but success is subjective ... Maybe happiness to you is just being able to provide for your family.
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I'd say Netflix's success, Amazon's success, Hulu's success comes at the expense of the legacy multi-channel bundle.
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"If you do everything on your own and have a big success, it's your success, not the coach's success," Kawauchi said.
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Success in business doesn't necessarily guarantee success at the polls. .
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"Success breeds success," said Cameron Bagrie, chief economist at ANZ.
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But again, that success is a success built by humans.
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To be a success you have to seem a success.
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Girls see role models to emulate, and success perpetuates success.
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He's had so much success — we've had so much success.
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In fact, they believe that your success is their success.
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A. It has been a success — an extraordinary success. Gov.
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We want success tied to the success of the community.
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Their success is tied to the success of the company.
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Historically, business success correlates more with presidential failure than success.
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In a country backsliding, I vow to kick my 2016 mantra up a notch: Her success is my success is your success.
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His success is their success, and the success of dorky kids around the world who want to work forever with their dorky friends.
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It runs like this: Manchester City has what Chelsea has always craved — not just success, but sustained success, consistent success, an unwavering direction.
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The success of the Model 3 is crucial to the success of the company's ambitions — however the company chooses to measure that success.
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No one is denying the fact that success often breeds success.
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Mary, president says maybe a great success, maybe a moderate success.
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We represent the success or greater success of the global economy.
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Success in show business has begotten success in the hospitality business.
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Far from just a Hispanic success, he is an American success.
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Our success will significantly affect the success of the entire nation.
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But America's economic success is like our Olympic success, writ large.
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"On our side, there's the reverse effect of success begetting success."
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Some bands need that critical success or that Billboard sales success.
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I don't know how to measure success, how to characterize success.
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"The best predictor of future success is past success," he said.
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"Don't mistake the trappings of success for success itself," he advises.
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And since consistency is a prerequisite for success, habits automate success.
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"Your success now is our country's success," Bush wrote in closing.
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And now more and more success stories are following: Hill Climb Racing, Next games, Best Fiends, Badland etc, Success breeds success, it's the ecosystem.
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They practiced on smaller countries and bigger ones, with great success in Bulgaria, Hungary, Sweden and with lesser success, but success nonetheless, in Germany.
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Because there are so many failures for each success, calculating the average cost of success necessitates a careful estimate of the probability of success.
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In fact, I know too many great people who don't have the success they need, the success they deserve and the success they want.
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We've had tremendous success in North Korea, tremendous success in North Korea.
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Warren's success didn't create his optimism; his optimism led to his success.
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Whether Nilsson had abandoned success or success had abandoned Nilsson remains uncertain.
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Their dreams are our dreams; and their success will be our success.
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Sustaining success, and going beyond success is nearly impossible for most people.
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Because here is someone who is hard-driving, great success ... Huge success.
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For me, success is if our member states think it's a success.
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Their relationships with me never depended on my success or outward success.
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Success - or the appearance of success - in politics washes away many sins.
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If you take money from good people, your success becomes their success.
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But crowdfunding success doesn't guarantee market success, as Pebble's example has shown.
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But how do you assess the success or not success of it?
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"He was a success story, his name means success," De Martigny said.
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Success in one field does not equate to success in any other.
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Their dreams are our dreams, and their success will be our success.
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For most of his life, Campolo had gone from success to success.
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So how do we continue their success, or build on that success?
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Republican insiders say success has bred success, up and down the ballot.
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His success, they say, was their success, and he will not fail.
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Sometimes commercial success is a little bit more tangible than aesthetic success.
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Wealth is a byproduct of success and success is a byproduct of doing certain things every day that help move you closer and closer to success.
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Barker writes: There was little debate that high school success predicted college success.
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"Our success is defined by the success of those we lead," she said.
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Success and what's next "Coco's" success could prove to mean a lot too.
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It attributes success to the moment of success and ignores these prior factors.
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Would this have been more of a radio success or an MTV success?
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" -Tim Ferriss "Thinking success conditions your mind to create plans that produce success.
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He's found success on LinkedIn translates to success offline with his plumbing company.
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Here, too, success is not just breeding success, but starting to guarantee it.
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"To be a success, you have to seem a success," García-Martinez said.
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A public health success Child-resistant packaging is a major public health success.
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More than just the success of the caucuses is riding on Saturday's success.
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The secrets of success in business are the secrets of success in life.
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This means that fights about Success Academy are rarely just about Success Academy.
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Success isn't achieved without first overcoming challenges — major success stories, like Nike, included.
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Experience is not a predictor of election success or of success in office.
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He knows, as Reagan did, that success at home leads to success abroad. Mrs.
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The success of a film, at its core, mirrors the success of that community.
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Key to success Trump pinpointed the moment when he realized the key to success.
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The couples' romantic success is matched only by the success of the show itself.
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They've at least had critical success and success by indie-movie standards in theaters.
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We see a direct correlation between our success and the success of our developers.
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The popular notion about success in Formula One is that money can buy success.
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Similarly, if you take money from bad people, your success also becomes their success.
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But hard work doesn't guarantee success; lots of great games don't achieve financial success.
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"Success builds on success," said Ron Klain, Biden's top adviser in charge of debates.
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"The success of a Nigerian writer shouldn't depend on their success in the West."
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In fact, there is no track record of business success correlating with Presidential success?
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In order to achieve success, you have to define what success means to you.
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And his musical success was unaffected; 2015's Purpose was a record-breaking success.
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Germany's success, she said, was inextricably tied to the success of the European Union.
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To all of them, I would say this: Success in business ≠ success in politics.
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Some were told the preemptive attack had a 90 percent chance of success, some a 50 percent chance of success, and some a 10 percent chance of success.
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I think we should say Labour outperformed and that is a success -- that was a success, it wasn't winning -- but it is a success that they outperformed (expectations).
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"Clients who had benefited one way or another by success - whether it's success in commodity markets or success in foreign trade - had built up large reserves," said Fink.
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"People understand that, if you've achieved a level of success, you're entitled to enjoy that success, but there's a difference between enjoying that success and opulence," Lemonis says.
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And Success Kid actually, his family went on to license out the real Success Kid.
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So there was hope of success, but that's different from a reasonable expectation of success.
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Vox's success, and the broader success of explainer journalism, is a testament to that fact.
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Your success is now our country's success and I am rooting hard for you, George.
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It's clear that Prime's success is perhaps the biggest contributor to Amazon's success to date.
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When did you know it was a success, and what are your markers for success?
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"If something's a critical success, then it's a success," says "Broad City" producer Lilly Burns.
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We pray for the success of our country and the success of our new president.
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Murdoch has gone mostly from success to success with one exception: the phone-hacking scandal.
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"The success of the Senate is important to the continued success of America," he lectured.
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And, that's because the problem isn't how we achieve success, it's how we define success.
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I also think what employees look for ahead of their financial success is career success.
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"The success of Donald Trump may, uh, recalibrate the definition of success," one commentator says.
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The next day, hoping to build success upon success, I drove to the practice range.
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Without using the right measurement for success, success is much more elusive — maybe even impossible.
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Build your services organization to support customer success and partner success, not to drive revenue.
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Thatcher's personal success, and that success, as we can now see, was her great failure.
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Big business success, real business success, is boring and untelegenic and has to be explained.
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They are not tempted by worldly success because they are not interested in worldly success.
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Your success will be the world's success, and we appreciate you joining us this morning.
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KFC's recipe for success KFC is the biggest American fast food success story in China.
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Success is really important in campaigns, but the perception of success is even more important.
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I think it was hugely influential, not just in Doom's success but the industry's success.
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And again, HBO's success, despite our tremendous success, is a good way to illustrate that.
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I have had success in my career and I also could have way more success.
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It seems to me that success—career success, spiritual success, whatever you're into—is the only means of carving out some little corner of meaning in this giant godless universe.
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It was my best shot at success, or at least safety, and I wasn't sophisticated enough to see that success and safety, bestowed conditionally, aren't success and safety at all.
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Foreign/military success: The incumbent administration achieves a major success in foreign or military affairs. 12.
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Controlled experiments have shown that optimism is not only related to success, it leads to success.
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Because I truly believe success and failure — especially success — is a true test of your character.
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He was thrilled at the success of it, because the movie was not a huge success.
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This has less to do with the analytics of success than with the timing of success.
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I think what people find that is success to them may not be success to me.
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Here's an easy but essential success tip you can steal from the billionaire's success playbook: exercise.
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Victim of his own success In some ways, Trump was a victim of his own success.
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Certainly, it wouldn't guarantee success, but it would help create conditions where success may be possible.
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" And in 1992, George H.W. Bush wrote Clinton that "your success now is our country's success.
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He is the President whether they voted for him or not ... His success is America's success.
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Voters saw Trump's success in refusing to be cowed by political correctness as their own success.
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In many ways, entrepreneurial success is determined much like success in any other aspect of life.
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I might not know a lot about success, but I'm sure as hell that's not success.
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After that initial success several doctors tried to replicate the results, with little to no success.
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The result is far from efficient, since success in one arena hardly assures success in another.
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This is an academic success story, an American success story, and also great advertising for UCF.
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"She reinvented advertising with dramatic and rapid business success, but also cultural success," Mr. Thompson said.
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Dolphin conservation won't be a success without ecotourism, and ecotourism won't be a success without conservation.
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"My success… it started as my dream, and now my success is not my own," she confessed.
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And I've only been in just one poll to base my success (or lack of success) on?
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As a result, "plaintiffs' likelihood of success on the merits has ripened into actual success," he added.
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Silly fans, don't you realize that the success of "7 Rings" bolsters the success of "BUWYGI, IB"?
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" Added Newsom, "I do not begrudge other people's success, but that success has created burdens and stress.
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For me a "professional" is concerned with success, and what I'm interested in isn't success, but love.
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"What happens with success is, especially with record companies, they want that success to continue," Winans said.
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House and Senate Republicans know that Trump's success is their success, that his strength is their strength.
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So: though the Missile Defense Agency is saying today is a success, that success may be asterisked.
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Success begets success, and now Egypt's biggest problem is a lagging supply of courts to meet demand.
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God of War launched to massive critical success, and, as we learned Thursday, record-breaking commercial success.
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His success is evidence of God's favor; his actions, in turn, are justified by his prior success.
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"Our long-term success is completely dependent on the success of all of our stakeholders," he added.
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A high-functioning, cohesive executive team is critical to any CEO's success, and therefore the company's success.
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If success begets success, after all, the West Virginia strike could be the beginning of a wave.
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Preparation is the key to success As triathletes will tell you, the key to success is preparation.
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But he has come to believe that success builds upon success, just as connections build upon connections.
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Today, even among the top teams, financial success does not correspond directly with success on the track.
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No success yet, but I know friends that have had success so ... I'm still keeping the faith.
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"My hope is success begets success," said Matthew L. McGann, the dean of admissions and financial aid.
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However, despite her success, the British author still got rejected by publishers after achieving Harry Potter success.
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Success in one domain does not ensure success in another, particularly when the requirements are fairly different.
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Of course, the app's success is entirely dependent on the ubiquity of the company's hardware for success.
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"It's just not an oddity, success through other people's success, just knowing it could happen," Popovich said.
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When the city withheld payments for Success' prekindergarten program, Success sought help from the State Education Department.
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Mike is not afraid to stake his personal success on the ultimate success of our great country.
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Divining the secret to Success' success has been an obsession for years in media and education circles.
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And of course Eni has had a lot of success here, you've had success here as well.
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The company's ultimate success is directly tied to the success of the farmer in raising healthy chickens.
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Profitability is the result of success and then the choice can be made to share that success.
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Microsoft's success and market share may differ from the rest by several orders of magnitude but the difference was really enabled by Gate's early fortune, reinforced by a strong success-breeds-success dynamic.
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After spending the 1950s living in poverty, she achieved critical success in the 1960s and commercial success thereafter.
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They deserve a chance at personal success, not the illusion of success by mere association to another's accomplishments.
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My mother used to say, 'Failure is not the opposite of success, it's a stepping stone to success.
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Maybe it wasn't to the point of success where you wanted to do it, but it's still success.
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"So what you find is you get really pessimistic success rates or really optimistic success rates," Gore added.
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Apple's success in the enterprise is unusual Apple's fresh success in the enterprise is unusual for the company.
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It's an underdog success story that comes from a world we don't usually associate with underdog success stories.
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I've had success, and some of our players have had success elsewhere, but we haven't had it here.
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A casual observer may assume the greatest money managers have charmed investing careers filled with success after success.
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They're success is our success and they motivate us to work as hard as we do every day.
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"We pray for the success of our country and the success of our new president," Mr. Bush said.
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The success of "The Martian," the success of both the film and the book, landed you other things.
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However, success of new therapies and expanded indications greatly depend on the company's success with physician marketing efforts.
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However, success of new therapies and expanded indications greatly depend on the company's success with physician marketing efforts.
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And now that he is president, I want him to be successful because his success means America's success.
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But even with those high cost, there&aposs no guarantee of success: Egg-freezing success rates remain low.
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This isn't to suggest a counterterrorism-focused strategy will be an unqualified success, or even a partial success.
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In past elections, success in Iowa and New Hampshire was a good predictor of success in the primary.
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And hopefully we can get more success in this area when we show some success with prison reform.
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President Trump picked the success of the stock market as the yardstick for the success of his presidency.
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The more you talk about success, model being successful and encourage them to dream about success, the more you'll place in your kids the hope and drive to make success happen in their lives.
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"It's important to realize that as you build your success, make sure that you bring people along with you that ... are invested not only in your success but also in their own success," he says.
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Trump is an unparalleled success in the business world, and now an unparalleled success in the world of politics.
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"Right now, our option is to make this a success and we will make it a success," Stackmann said.
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An interesting dynamic for the company is that it does its own customer success on its customer success platform.
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While this is a big success for pop music, it is an even bigger success for women in music.
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"The success in saving lives has not been matched with equal success in reducing new HIV infections," he said.
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My success story will be written differently than I had planned, but it will be a success story nonetheless.
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In the meantime, today's success could be used to ensure that Lauretta's mission, OSIRIS-REx, is also a success.
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Regardless of the commercial success her books have received, Diaz insists that does not define true success for her.
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That's why the critical success of Lady Bird — and, just as importantly, its commercial success — is huge for women.
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" Despite the success of Holland's Spider-Man, it is unclear whether or not that success will translate to "Venom.
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She can also derive second-hand pleasure in seeing another person's success—success that she was partially responsible for.
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This billionaire is no stranger to success ... or the troubles that can come with assuming success will last forever.
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You're measured by your success in the trap community, you're measured by the success in the more EDM genre.
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Success on the pitch and off it is built on an understanding that individual success comes only from collaboration.
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Spiegel appeared to allude to this success in prepared remarks, citing the success of the company's "next generation" lenses.
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The app's success will likely be crucial to perceptions that Pokémon GO was more than a fluke breakout success.
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"There's some evidence that success breeds success," David Zonderman, a professor of history at North Carolina State University, said.
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Unfortunately Mr Trump's whole campaign is based on the notion that financial success begets policymaking success, regardless of expertise.
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Any band that's had any type of success, or the success we've had, nobody should take that for granted.
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Partners aren't just looking for a proven record of success, they want to see the potential for continued success.
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When others praise their children's success, we wish we could chime in and share success stories of our own.
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" Bogle on success: "I would define success as using your God-given talents for the greatest advantage of society.
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Some leaders are driven by the opportunity to harm someone else, that's their success, rather than the success itself.
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"Success is not how much money you have, success is how well you do what you do," he says.
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That is, success in one domain does not ensure success in another, particularly when the requirements are fairly different.
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You have to have a nose for smelling out the difference between a superficial success and a meaningful success.
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Viaweb was a success by any realistic standard, but perhaps not by today's hyped success narrative and fundraising stockpiles.
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This is not necessarily financial success, but success and mastery of a skill or activity for its own sake.
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The titular star's path to success is always inextricable from her husband's decline, addiction, and inability to handle her success.
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It is not only indispensable to understanding the success of the space program, but it is inseparable from success itself.
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We know our success -- and our nation's success -- has always depended on the drive, talent, community and culture of newcomers.
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" An 'American success story' Born and raised in Detroit, Ilitch's family touts his life as a "remarkable American success story.
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Because if you look at iPod, iPod wasn't viewed as a success, but today it's viewed as an overnight success.
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So for [June's Diary,] my hope is them experiencing international success, domestic success, and have fun while they're doing it.
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With this level of commitment to student success, Nevada State College will continue adding to an already inspirational success story.
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Modest Success in Mobile Market Tattel has seen modest success since its entry into the regional mobile market in 2013.
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It is, after all, an ecosystem where success breeds success, and there are many different ways to scale and succeed.
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The success of their agenda, from tax reform to health care, is closely tied to the success of the President.
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Every startup founder craves success, but the question is, how far are you willing to go to achieve that success.
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Early-round draft picks often fizzle, and success in Vancouver does not necessarily foreshadow success further up the food chain.
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Luckin's success doesn't immediately seem to be thwarting the stock market success of Starbucks, which has had a glowing 2019.
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Rate their success when you've cooked them, or leave notes on them to help others achieve success of their own.
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For many Torontonians, that anyone could be a widespread success is, for some reason, a success for all of us.
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Success, especially success without apparent sacrifice, led people to wonder whether she was in it for them, or for herself.
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Without question, surrounding yourself with great people is one of the most critical aspects to my success or anyone's success.
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"The only thing success has taught me is that success is meaningless," he told The Saturday Evening Post in 1961.
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Success begets success — but the left doesn't want to normalize (if I may use the buzzword du jour) Trump's victories.
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At every step of the way, you have to keep in mind that your success can't be your personal success.
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By the release and subsequent success of "Gears of War," Sweeney was 30 years old and beginning to see success.
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Second, knowing which genes are associated with educational success will help scientists understand how different environments also affect that success.
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Andrew was targeting people who had things that he did not, whether that be love, financial success, or moral success.
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France is back at the core of Europe, because we will never have any French success without a European success.
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"Success breeds success," said Annise Parker, the president and chief executive of the Victory Fund and former mayor of Houston.
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"President Trump's success in business has translated into success as president," Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, said.
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They reason that looking at companies that have only one success must be representative of the overall rate of success.
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"Republicans' success nationally for the next decade depends squarely on our party's success in the states next year," Abrams said.
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"I have no special views at all about the success or non-success of women in any field," she said.
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Chinese society puts great value on success, but that success must be achieved within the parameters that Chinese society sets.
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Chinese society puts great value on success, but that success must be achieved within the parameters that Chinese society sets.
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Tamir tried without success to stay out of risky situations; Jacob tried without success to find his way into them.
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I think success is one of the things that's going to help moderate that a bit, and he's having success.
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Success Academy and the Education Department could not even agree on Monday on the amount of money Success was seeking from the city, with Success saying it was $720,000 and Ms. Kaye saying it was roughly $780,000.
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Without a doubt, tech billionaires and others who've seen success in Silicon Valley will likely still believe the lessons that have led to their success could lead to success when transposed to a state or national government.
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"If he calls a success or an unsung success 3,000 people dying by his watch, definitely he doesn't know what success is," San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulin Cruz, a vocal Trump critic, told Reuters during a recent interview.
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Regardless of how you define success — whether it is primarily financial, spiritual, physical, mental, emotional, philanthropic, communal or familial — the most important thing you must know about success in order to have success is to make it vital.
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" He added: "Such a free exchange of ideas is essential to the success of an administration that is simultaneously putting up the best economic numbers in a half century and achieving success after success on the trade front.
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There are a lot of pathologies that are not healthy but can bring great success, if that's how you measure success.
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The lesson here: Hinging the success of a remade show on the success of its predecessor is a bad idea. 5.
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Kohanski's success on the charts combined with her unforgettable performances makes her hopeful that she can reach success beyond the show.
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Success in one dimension — as Speaker Paul Ryan's decision to retire reflects — does not always translate into success in the other.
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After Instagram's success with the format, its parent brought similar features to Facebook, Messenger, and WhatsApp, with varying degrees of success.
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What's success -- at the end of the day when you look at the final price, what is success for you today?
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As a nation, should never confuse operational success (was the mission accomplished?) with strategic success (did the mission accomplish our goals?).
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That is to say, it's looking more and more like the new Japanese promotion's continued success depends on Fedor's continued success.
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The Falcon 9's overall rate of success is slightly under 95 percent, which is the industry's success rate, Ostrove said.
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To see the kind of success [Mantel] has had, the global success with these books, just makes me think there's hope.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer said last week that stock success was only one of many metrics for economic success.
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The savory menu, printed on sheets of Japanese paper as soft as an old dollar bill, hops from success to success.
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A common mistake in politics is to think that success in one election will translate into success in the next one.
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Beyond the proven success of the Khans at Diwali, Christmas and Eid, Bollywood's producers still rely on superstition to find success.
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For Amazon, potential Nucleus success is still Amazon success, even if some customers come to view it as an Echo substitute.
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Taking into consideration projected population increases, the success of Latino-Americans is paramount to the overall success of the United States.
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Such an intense preoccupation with success — or at least what we've been told success looks like — is not without its consequences.
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"Over the next two months Republicans just have to point out the success, and it's been an astonishing success," he added.
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Amazon disrupting itself was a success — it just was not a success that was spearheaded by the original team problem solvers.
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This close-minded view can be detrimental to the success of the individual and to the success of communities, says Walton.
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A large majority of voters don't equate business success with political success, according to a new Hill-HarrisX poll released Monday.
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I am no politician, but I know a success story when I see one, and CHIP is an American success story.
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Now, we just have to wait and see if O'Rourke's success on correlated measures produces success for him in the polling.
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These forces have had mixed success, with external factors like corruption, governance, military professionalism and civilian relations sometimes affecting their success.
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A president who has real people's families and livelihoods dependent on his success and the success of his company for decades.
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Bleacher Report has found some early success with the betting verticalBleacher Report has found some early success with its betting vertical.
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"One of the challenges of Homeland Security is that it's tough to celebrate success when success means nothing happens," he said.
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We are one nation and their pain is our pain, their dreams are our dreams and their success will be our success.
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"China success is the base of overseas market success," said Zhang Liang, product portfolio planning director for SAIC Motor's passenger vehicles operation.
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There's no alternative representation of women excelling in a career independent of a man's actions, direction, success, or reaction to her success.
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Yeah and a total lack of understanding of how much California's success is rooted within the larger American experiment and America's success.
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Success in a Democratic caucus does not necessarily portend success in a general election, when moderates and Republicans get to weigh in.
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We should celebrate Girls Trip for its own success, and for the success of a movie led by four awesome Black women.
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In 22014, Marvel produced one of the biggest success stories — if not the biggest success story — in its cinematic history: Black Panther.
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In turn, the success of the tech sector increasingly determines the success of other industries, like real estate, that rely on it.
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Whether they are formal integrations or just shared resources, these companies translate their own success into the success of an entire network.
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Basis, despite having many of the ingredients needed for startup success, couldn't achieve success with its direct-to-consumer approach to therapy.
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But off-broadway success may be on the rise once more, not only to win Tonys, but to reap longterm financial success.
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But don't let your success go to your head — all glory is fleeting, and every success must lead to the next one.
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In addition, the record-breaking singer is a hot favorite for the global success award, which is based on international sales success.
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While each of us are responsible for our own success, it's primarily the institution's responsibility to create the environment for that success.
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It behooves us all to champion the success of the Hispanic community because it will ultimately be the success of our nation.
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Hommels has parlayed his success into a fund, Lakestar, although whether his fund partners can replicate his success remains to be seen.
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The first step is aligning expectations on what we consider success — or at least, what we consider to be contributing to success.
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Success breeds ambition, and with the success of hackers in reaching two state voter databases, there's no reason they won't try again.
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Yasmine: Looking back, I think success kind of cracked him a bit, but not because success is what he was afraid of.
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The thesis of Success and Luck is quite simple: Luck is far more important to success in this life than we imagine.
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It's no secret that Trump views "The Apprentice" as a success, so Cramer argued he must consider this methodology a success, too.
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Citing the success of Mr. Musk's electric-car start-up, Tesla, he said the traditional barriers to automotive success had been obliterated.
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"The frustration isn't that we've had success; the frustration is that after success, we haven't kept" players, Beane told reporters this summer.
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In nearly every way, from on-field success to fan support to profitability, the Thorns are a model of sports franchise success.
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Parents and advisers can get more invested in success — and continued success — than the young player, and the result can be traumatic.
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When you feel that you're part of the success and part of the reason you're having success, it's got to feel good.
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Luther's success, and the success of those who followed him, is a vital reminder of the ways politics, propaganda, and religion intersect.
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"The Galaxy Note disaster," the article read, "shows that the business model that brought Samsung success after success has reached its limit."
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Among the success tips in her book, Pham stressed the importance of seeking out mentors to learn from their success and experience.
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Success in part is redefining what success actually means in the context of taking necessary action now during these pressing planetary times.
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It is equally shortsighted to think that only bad Republican candidates are driving Democratic success or that such success is a fluke.
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In order to label a policy as a failure, there needs to be evidence of the success, or likely success, of alternatives.
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The high-street banks are rattled, and have tried to ape Monzo's success by launching their own challenger banks, with mixed success.
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"People often equate the success of an individual with the success of an organization, but they're not highly correlated," Mr. Pfeffer said.
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Mr. Distad isn't worried about making Bobby's a success; Bobby's is already a success, and he's been studying what makes it work.
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And, while we also celebrate and protect individual liberty, our nation is predicated on this collective striving — our success is our success.
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After the success at the Hammer, everyone wanted it, but you can't wait for it to be a success and then plan.
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OpenStack's success depends on the success of a whole network of other open-source projects, including Linux distributions and dependencies like Python and hypervisors, but also on the success of other open infrastructure projects which our users are deploying together.
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Here are Robbins' seven lies of success: And there you have it — a person with seriously good intuitions about personal growth, psychology and success says that these are the seven lies of success you must believe in order to achieve excellence.
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"It's just been [in] a few short months that we changed our focus, we changed how we measure success, we changed how we define success, and then we've aligned all of our incentives around this new definition of success," Hartung explained.
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"Their success is our success, and I just want more for the kids of this nation than what we're giving them right now."
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Standardized testing is the sole barometer for a public school's success, but many argue these tests prove little about student or school success.
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I thought I was going to become an overnight success—it turns out there are a lot of overnights between start and success!
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Given SoftBank's previous $4.4 billion investment into WeWork, about one quarter of the fund's success would depend on the success of one company.
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But despite scale of Android adoption, Google's mobile success is just the continued success of its existing search business on a different screen.
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" Rudy Burckhardt distinguished between success and achievement: "Success, you can tell what it is: people willing to pay money for what you've done.
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"You have to forget about what success is to everybody else, and you have to know what success is to you," she said.
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His anti-kink-shaming stance is wrapped up in the show's success, either contributing to it's unicorn success or propagating as a result.
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The company has since happily embraced that success — while Microsoft appears to have shifted its own approach in response to Chrome OS's success.
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The idea is that of a virtuous circle, where success in one era leads to success in another, in a self-sustaining fashion.
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Although there is no clear correlation between critical or commercial success in music and success in acting, crossing over can reinvigorate flagging careers.
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No actually, don't laugh:Because if you look at iPod, iPod wasn't viewed as a success, but today it's viewed as an overnight success.
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"We've come to believe over time that our creator success is really our success," Liam Collins, head of YouTube Space L.A., told Mashable.
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According to his 1996 memoir, "My Life & the Principles for Success," these are three tenants Perot lived by that helped him achieve success.
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Given this wild success, we are now being approached by major new vendors all wanting to repeat this template for success with us.
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North Korea has conducted these kinds of tests before —and even claimed success — but intelligence suggests that any success is simply overstated propaganda.
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Since success really can be almost anything, everyone should be involved in defining your communal idea of success and then buying into it.
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Well, I don't know if the rage accounted for his success — certainly for his ultimate success — with Uber if we call it that.
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It is a constant barometer of his perceptions of success, and it compares his success to that of his YouTube friends and rivals.
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Although it wasn't immediately apparent, this heady burst of success would prove to be the pinnacle of the group's commercial and critical success.
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Letter of Recommendation Among this country's enduring myths is that success is virtuous, while the wealth by which we measure success is incidental.
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Bridget Venus Grimes is the founder and president of WealthChoice, a firm focused on helping women turn their professional success into financial success.
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"Trump said he believes that (the trade talks) will be successful, but success for him isn't necessarily a success for China," Yamamoto said.
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But really I think it's just a testament to the center that we have here now and the fact that success breeds success.
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Global success "Ghana is a success story," said David Mabey, professor of communicable diseases at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
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But if success means higher high school graduation rates, lower crime rates, and lower welfare spending, then Head Start is a great success.
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Masking political ideologies and marketing has led to Trump's success as a candidate and could arguably lead to his eventual success as president.
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Celebrate the success of others, as that implies they can share this success with you, either as an inspiration or as a benefactor.
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Women are barely factored: the success of this specific group of men is being attributed to the success of Canadian music in general.
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While Mr. Weiss said the Met Breuer may not be "an unqualified financial success," he argued that it was a programmatic success nonetheless.
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Maybe her fans will continue to insist that her success is their success, and cheer her on as her ambitions get even bigger.
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Even if one of those first products, foie gras, is associated with luxury dining, Tetrick said that early success doesn't equal big success.
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In it, Benioff attributes Salesforce&aposs success to its corporate values: trust, customer success, innovation, and equality and its commitment to giving back.
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Arthur: Conservatives generally place a high premium on business success and executive-level management experience, where prior success usually tracks with hefty salaries.
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The Tea Party's success was a disaster for President Obama's agenda and for our country, but that success should give us hope today.
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But what makes it a success is not the same thing as what makes Arsenal a success — in fact, it's often the opposite.
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Round two, meanwhile, was extremely close, as Cutelaba's success continued, and Cannonier began to enjoy some success of his own on the feet.
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Its narrator befriends two talented women, one whose inherited inequality limits her success and one whose privilege, money, and success breed a reckless expansiveness.
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Success begets success, and EDM producers, DJs, and artists began to notice that there was a mainstream audience for a pop version of EDM.
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Amid all the international success and social discourse involved within the Academy Awards, women comprised the primary success in the area of musical talents.
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I overheard them say…'Well, we're not sure that we will have a commercial success, but we think we might have an artistic success.
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But her academic success did not guarantee success in her professional career, where she still struggled to find a job because of her gender.
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While our parenting styles may be different, we see happiness as a means to success, as opposed to success as a means to happiness.
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" Speaking on Google's behalf, Android chief Hiroshi Lockheimer has said, "We are thankful for Android's success and we understand that with success comes scrutiny.
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But after a couple years of going through that, I realized we had found some success, more success than I ever imagined we'd find.
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Have your work convey that "your ultimate goal is the success of the entire entity, the success of the team," says CEO Katia Beauchamp.
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Brown's legacy remains controversial not because her success is in question but because, for some, too much was lost in her kind of success.
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Many of us assume that success breeds success — and that failure, especially an early career setback, is a sign of more trouble to come.
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Success begets success — the PlayStation 4 has overtaken the zeitgeist as "the" game console to own if you're going to buy a game console.
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She says that the most successful job candidates, as well as the most successful employees, align their success with the success of the company.
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""Our growth and success depends on our ability to maintain the value and reputation of our brand and the success of our strategic partnerships.
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"He really has to, I think, at each success build on another success, and he is running out of states, obviously," Professor King said.
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A portion of the proceeds from purchases of items from the curated Success Collection on Giving Tuesday will be donated to Dress for Success.
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The unprecedented success we'd had in Canada early on, which was almost completely contained inside Canada, was like a dress rehearsal for success later.
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So for the last 15 years I found great success in comedy and comedy writing, and zero-to-little success in acting or theater.
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And local groups around the country have been watching closely to see if success in Maine could herald potential success in their own states.
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Yet I know that President Obama, Hillary Clinton and others are right: His success is now our success, and I should wish him well.
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And actually, in my opinion, the biggest barrier to Lime's success and the industry's success has nothing to do with regulation or supply chain.
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Someone who doesn't achieve success as often as others will be more proud of a small success than someone who has many large accomplishments.
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"This reductive idea that their success comes at our expense, or our success comes at their expense, is just not accurate," Mr. Plepler said.
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It is a reliably Republican state in the general election, so success in the primary is in no way predictive of success in November.
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But Walmart's past success — and the practices it made commonplace as a result of that success — also hamstring the brick-and-mortar giant today.
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The success of Toutiao (its name means "headline") prompts the question: why hasn't one news aggregator app achieved similar success in the United States?
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"This is not success, this is Donald Trump's theater of success," Matt Gold, a professor in international trade law at Fordham University, told me.
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If the federal government measures welfare program success by the number of enrollees, then it may be concluded that SNAP is a resounding success.
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"Success in China is critical as we reposition our global business for long-term success," Ford CEO Jim Hackett said in the statement Wednesday.
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"I am convinced American values are at the core of our nation's success and influence and must remain there for our success to continue."
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Serhant has seen first hand that his success translates into his team's success because those watching him naturally want to rise to the occasion.
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We were founded on the notion that the success of the American economy is inextricably linked to the success of the Hispanic business community.
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While McSpadden did not win, Griffin's success in the race does suggest that police reform supporters in Ferguson are continuing to see political success.
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Lydia Pyne: It's uniquely human to feel very sure of our evolutionary success: that our evolutionary success must come at the expense of Neanderthals.
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Just don't expect Alphabet to give a clear definition of "success" in cloud, or a clear timeline for that success, to anybody outside the company.
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With the new funding, the company intends to grow to 100 head count locally, and also expand out is client success and expert success teams.
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" He added: "I am not paralyzed by success because I think in my own eyes, I am not a success, I still have to improve.
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Kohanski's success on the show and the charts makes her hopeful that she can reach success beyond the competition – and coach Blake couldn't agree more.
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"Puerto Rico's success is America's success, and Puerto Rico's recovery is America's recovery," Scott said in his first speech on the Senate floor this year.
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"Overall, the story of 5G is a success story, an American success story, and we still need to do more and we will," Pai said.
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Success sells, which means if we only pay attention to the headlines, we're likely to get a warped sense of how uncommon success truly is.
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I think sometimes success can be the worst thing that can happen to you and I think success for something that I'm not proud of.
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Their success doesn't mean you're destined to be a failure: Success isn't a bar only a certain number of people can get into every night.
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Either way, Drodo Studio is certainly benefiting from the success of the Dota 2 mod, and that success will continue with the standalone, mobile version.
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The septet's success is breaking not only records but stereotypes and boundaries, as well as finding success worldwide without embodying the Anglo-pop star ideal.
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But Vox's success has made it the toast of Europe's populist right, with allies from across the Continent quick to congratulate Abascal on Sunday's success.
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Then, you know the drill: Rate their success when you've cooked them, or leave notes on them to help others achieve success of their own.
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For those of us who don't, it's our duty to stand by our farmers because their success is our success, their challenges are our challenges.
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It's because parents think there's a very narrow path to success, and if they don't follow that narrow path to success, the kid will fail.
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I try to tell him what I think for the success of the economy of the country, and the success of what we are doing.
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We followed a subjective method, judging domination on individual success and accolades, team success, and an intangible sense of influence and command over a sport.
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As the decade comes to a close, Drake leads a shining and unprecedented legacy of success and critical and commercial success, albeit a complicated one.
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" When I ask Gerber about Paracelsus' success rate, he's circumspect: "Every rehab claims its success rate is high, but in reality it's difficult to measure.
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Democrats saw similar success in other nearby counties like Chester County, and local Democratic candidates specifically pointed to Trump as one reason for their success.
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Both sides said that the success of the first phase of talks would determine success in the second, which would presumably unlock further tariff cuts.
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It's a powerful success story in its own right, and an important piece of the success the White House has now set out to build.
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If you assume each event has a 85033 percent probability of success, the likelihood of mission success is 80 percent for this Apollo-like approach.
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Your job is to set the solver up for success, even if that success takes slightly longer as the solver gets deeper into the week.
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Thompson's view is that Tesla's success — and the larger-scale success of Apple's high-end gadgets — is that disruption theory doesn't apply to consumer markets.
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The opening weekend of Disney's "Moana" approached "Frozen's" success, but to mimic Anna'sand Elsa's success in the toy aisle, Moana will see some rough waters ahead.
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"Success in China is critical as we reposition our global business for long-term success," Jim Hackett, president and CEO at Ford, said in a statement.
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Success, as Success Studies understands it, is boring—it's neutered and neutral and crushingly narcissistic, isolated and wary and terrified, but mostly no fun at all.
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Mensa's peer Chance the Rapper has become a model for achieving success without releasing an album due to the success of his 2016 mixtape, Coloring Book.
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That's all, really, I just thought it was a good example of social media success in a niche where one doesn't always expect social media success.
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You start with the belief that the successful person deserves their success, and then use their caricatured attributes to reverse-engineer an explanation for that success.
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New products from Facebook's Oculus, HTC and Sony, among others, may finally bring VR success — success that has eluded the technology for at least two decades.
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Despite my success, despite the deep friendships I'd made at Goldman, I could never shake the sense that I was living someone else's idea of success.
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" In an interview with Rolling Stone last year about his decision to retire, he said, "The whole thing was about success for the sake of success.
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And Opdivo had sailed from success to success, in melanoma, kidney cancer, blood cancer, and in lung cancer for which patients had already tried other therapies.
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Eventually, the Android mantle was passed from Motorola to Samsung and success built upon success until the platform owned a stunning majority of the global market.
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In years past, that sort of disparity has been a recipe for success for the minority party; more targets to shoot at = more likelihood of success.
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"The bank has consistently paid bonuses and high salaries to reward success - success that has not materialized," said Dieter Hein, an analyst from Fairesearch in Frankfurt.
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While Rubinstein is often associated with the success of Apple's iPod, he is also known for failing to turn Palm's handheld devices into a consumer success.
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Photo by author Major teams want success across multiple games, so the best way to represent them is through achieving consistent success beyond your initial signing.
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Hard work and drive are always necessary for entrepreneurial success, but your personal improvement leading up to your success can be greatly driven by other people.
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"Investing in the personal and professional success of our associates is vital to Walmart's future success," says Greg Foran, CEO of Walmart U.S. in a statement.
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Your success as a family, our success as a society, depends not on what happens in the White House, but on what happens inside your house.
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Eventually, the plot narrows to a choice between love and success, but since the success doesn't really belong to Jack the stakes are a bit muddled.
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Conte's success this season — his remarkable, admirable success, so adamant in its exceptionalism — has been built on beating all of the Premier League's many West Broms.
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There is a division between people who want success "for stuff" and the people who want success for "process," or the ability to build something new.
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Despite the so-called peace dividend, an improved economy for the province, Trimble has watched as his rivals, the hardline DUP, scores electoral success after success.
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The difference with these success stories is that they pushed forward past these bad experiences and rejections, and even used them as a springboard for success.
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"I believe that if we put success downtown, if we put success in the airport, there's an opportunity for all of us to rise," he said.
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Yet the success of a film like Hidden Figures is still considered a surprise — just as the runaway success of Jordan Peele's Get Out surprised everyone.
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Or maybe the Donald Trump — someone bombastically invested in his own dominance and success, and who promises others similar dominance and success if they follow him.
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The secret of his success Mitchell attributes his success in arcade games to an acute ability to focus, an obsession for competition and a bit of luck.
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While success on another dating app like Tinder or Bumble may be finding your perfect match, success on Ashley Madison is "not being found out," Buell said.
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Despite Trump's success so far, we will have to wait until November to see how much success -- or damage -- his campaign has done to the Republican Party.
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Staley has repeatedly defended this part of the bank, arguing the success of its investment units will be crucial for Barclays' long-term success and global ambitions.
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I want people to know the success story of the Nisei and how, despite being considered the enemy, they were able to became an American success story.
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Nintendo has a lot riding on the success of the Switch, as the company's last console — the Wii U — was not the smash success that was hoped.
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"We've partnered for success as much as we're going to," one of the sources said, referring to Boeing's cost cutting program, which it calls Partnering for Success.
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" "If we regard the Queen's record-breaking reign as a success – and I think most of us do – Prince Philip is the co-author of that success.
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Author Frank Chin once called Asian Americans the "one success of white supremacy," as we have taken on the values of our oppression as values for success.
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WATCH: The secret to the Beatles' success in the U.S. Taylor later became press officer at Apple Corps and played a leading role in their media success.
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While both movies lean on somewhat different filmmaking techniques, the success of both The Blair Witch Project and Paranormal Activity owe much of their success to Chainsaw.
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"We will have episodic, anecdotal success stories, but it's too early to call it a success," said Tymofiy S. Mylovanov, president of the Kiev School of Economics.
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With the awards success of Fargo, the miniseries had established itself as a truly revitalized format, both in terms of popular and creative success, and awards recognition.
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The prospects of their seats in Congress and the success of their agenda, from tax reform to healthcare, are closely tied to the success of the president.
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Next, very stringent criteria, such as success with somatic gene therapy (without touching the germline) should be established to demonstrate success at meeting safety and efficacy standards.
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While measuring personal success against the success of another is like comparing apples and oranges, we can measure our drive with the drive of other relentless workers.
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While those advocates have had little success outlawing the practice on the federal or state level, they have had success in passing bans on the local level.
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So scale's important, the success of the technology's important, the vision and focus of management — those are all very critical to establish in that kind of success.
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Set your children up for success Now that the argument is handled, it's time to set up your kids for success by nipping irritations in the bud.
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For example, Louis Ferla, the 280-year-old chief executive of Vacheron Constantin said, "Of course, success is financial, but there is also human success," he said.
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"It ought to be something that prosecutors welcome and use to their advantage to create criminal justice success stories, to advertise criminal justice success stories," she said.
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Enter the Sex Pistols, controversy, success, failure and more success, a trajectory that Ms. Tucker entertainingly illustrates with a rush of talking heads and colorful archival material.
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While success for the Trump administration very much hinges on making progress in eliminating North Korea's nuclear weapons, what constitutes success for Pyongyang is much more nebulous.
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Had the success of the team always been in the hands of certain players, or was their success the result of some Valley guru working his magic?
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And in the debrief with the advisory board, asking ourselves whether the most important thing was the success of the enterprises or the success of the relationships.
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A staple of the literature of addiction is the way that opiates can afford a feeling of success without one's ever having done what amounts to success.
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Yes, I think, treating people with respect, and being decent goes a long way in terms of a person's success and in terms of a company's success.
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Affordable housing, sustainability, healthy urban design, public transport, climate change: these are critical to the success of cities, and cities are critical to the success of Canada.
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Feeling humbled by your success, when clearly that success has been earned through hard work or effort, is no more than a socially acceptable form of gloating.
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It's an idea ingrained in the American approach to work: A promotion is an unconditional acknowledgment of your success and it's a path to even more success.
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What I would do sometimes for success, not to feel like a failure all the time, but success, I think, comes at a price, perhaps one's integrity.
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Thanks to the success of Lin Manuel Miranda's hit Broadway musical, the American public is slowly becoming more acquainted with the story of Hamilton's astronomical rise to success.
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Still, the major setback that Martin experienced in the 1980s taught him to never take success for granted: "You're only as hot as your last success," Martin said.
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In supposed success stories such as China's solar-cell industry, it is unclear whether local-content requirements drove success, or whether innovation was hampered as foreign firms fled.
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It's really remarkable now to see history rewritten based on the success — and rightfully so in a lot of ways — based on the success of Alexa and Echo.
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We believe that cities broaden this growth even further by highlighting success from the 'ground up' and diffusing the success of local innovation into the national policy dialogue.
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The Baltimore CFL Club was the model of success—If there was one model of success during the American expansion era, it was the Baltimore... um, football club?
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Success for both films could reduce industry losses in a year in which most big productions have bitten the dust and only a handful of films tasted success.
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Asian American success is often impeded by the "model minority myth," the false stereotype that we exist in a monolithic community defined by graduate degrees, affluence, and success.
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But they are only two wins away from reaching the Series again, and their success has drawn the attention of the city's other sporting success story, the Cavaliers.
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Data that supposedly validated the success of Heads Up Football, which teaches coaches safety procedures and proper tackling drills, turned out to show the success of something else.
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The GOP has to craft a multifaceted message that encompasses the success of the economy that can be extrapolated to success in other areas of policy that matter.
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"Hopefully that will lead to better success for the game 'Scavengers,' and for anything that Midwinter does beyond that, but also to greater success for our underlying technology."
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In the speech, Munger slightly brags about their success outside of this theory, calling it "a wonderful economic doctrine that had a long vogue" despite Berkshire Hathaway's success.
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It wasn't a huge success, but Epic Games saw the success of Battlegrounds, tweaked their game to create a battle royale mode, and Fortnite Battle Royale was born.
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Clearly, there was a lot of success from a financial level, but to hear it now from education-minded game-makers now, it was not a creative success.
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McNealy is the founder of Well-Being Drives Success, a multi-faceted platform designed to support those in our workforce who strive for exceptional wellness and extraordinary success.
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Decades ago, reproductive rights activists found out that a sweeping judicial decision doesn't always translate into success in national politics — or even to lasting success in the court.
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The project's artistic success leads me to return again to "The Afronauts," De Middel's first project, which was a "success" too, but in a different, and troubling, way.
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However, researchers believe focusing on "success materialism" — the idea that wealth signifies success — enhances people's "economic motivation," or their drive to work and improve their standard of living.
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Puig's success as a rookie and sophomore—in addition to the continued success of Yoenis Cespedes, who had defected in 2012—created an irrational market for Cuban players.
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"The success I had behind the wheel, and any success I had as a businessman, came from really trying to understand where my weaknesses were," de Ferran said.
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A casual observer may assume Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio, who runs the world's largest hedge fund, only had a charmed investing career filled with success after success.
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The league has also enjoyed major success in baseball, gymnastics and women's basketball, and its success in football set the foundation for a renewed focus on men's basketball.
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BTS' success is comparable to other boy-band sensations Again, BTS' success isn't new, but there's a difference between being a popular act and being a worldwide icon.
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Option 2: Reflect on Success The featured article suggests that many Chinese immigrant parents who ran restaurants are proud that their children have found success in other fields.
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" Finally, Joey says, "To be removed from my rightful place on stage to celebrate our success – a success that acknowledges my own life's work, is just plain wrong.
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For some, success means wealth and fame, but for many Americans, success means having the time to stick your toes in the sand and soak up the sun.
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The bride, 29, is the customer success operations manager at Appboy in New York, a mobile marketing company, where she oversees data analysis for the customer success team.
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They had some success with Ingress, and they had this amazing blockbuster success with Pokémon Go, and now they're working on ... Is it Harry Potter, the next one?
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Jessica Reid Sliwerski, 33, worked at Success Academy Harlem 1 and Success Academy Harlem 2 from 2008 to 2011, first as a teacher and then as an assistant principal.
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But the reality is, the secrets to success are the boring things you do every day that nudge you inch by inch up the long, steep mountain of success.
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While past performance does not guarantee future results (you've probably heard that old saw!), for public investors, historical success is at least an indicator of more likely future success.
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Litecoin has been very good for me financially, so I am well off enough that I no longer need to tie my financial success to Litecoin’s success.
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Everyone really wants success for everyone else, but you also kind of like the fact that you've seen more total eclipses or you had better success than somebody else.
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The success of private firms then allowed the Russian foreign ministry to follow "in the wake of a successful engagement to trumpet the foreign policy 'success'," McDowell told CNBC.
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In addition, the sheer success associated with launching iPhone on China Mobile made it that much more difficult to see an even greater amount of success in subsequent years.
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"THE success of Airbus is intimately linked to the success of John," says Eric Schulz, successor to John Leahy, who has been chief salesman for the planemaker since 1994.
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"At the end of the day, I do believe that family, and fame and success, can be really complicated if their dreams are connected to your success," Munn said.
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Kepler's success is a testament to the resourcefulness of scientists, and a reminder that missions don't have to go exactly as planned in order to be a smashing success.
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ABC's "Roseanne" revival appears to be a success—no, not just a success, but the kind of old-school broadcast juggernaut not seen in years, especially not on ABC.
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So I don&apost understand why they would not root for the success of America because when you do it&aposs rooting for the success of all of us.
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The move would indicate that Alphabet has found much more success with Glass in the enterprise space, and that it's expecting even greater success with Glass Enterprise Edition 2.
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Asian Americans are finding ourselves at a political impasse — it seems like our choices are to either fight for the success of our own, or the success of others.
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The two debate over why Black success has to equate with white success — or if Charley's Black card should be revoked if she doesn't live in a "Black" neighborhood.
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But as our second article explains, this is no guarantee of success alone: it is simply very difficult to predict the success of a film at the box office.
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Youtube's success is at odds with its soul The founding spirit of YouTube, in other words, is increasingly at odds with its own success and professionalism, its creeping corporatism.
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A success story Walton was part of BRI, and years after his incarceration, he was happy to walk back into the prison as an example of the program's success.
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Though likability can play a role in workplace success -- typically, though certainly not always, with female bosses -- studies show that the unlikable often find great success in their fields.
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As Americans, we will all have to bear the burden of recovery and rebuilding, so it is critical that the President leads by making Houston's success an American success.
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Success is not only about reaching a goal; it's about experiencing the journey to success and the people you meet during that journey who may encourage you to greatness.
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Success in the A.C.B. by and large has translated to success'' in the N.B.A. Pau and Marc Gasol, Serge Ibaka, Goran Dragic and Porzingis are prime examples, Fraschilla said.
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I was so nervous about creating a second highlight, and felt so much pressure because Champagne Pop was such an unexpected success and continues to be such a success.
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"If we regard the Queen's record-breaking reign as a success — and I think most of us do — Prince Philip is the co-author of that success," Brandreth explained.
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This generation of progressives, to achieve lasting success, must accept that simplicity and popularity are not a dumbing-down of policy, but rather the unavoidable requirement for its success.
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The truth is, success spares you from the shame you might experience if you feel yourself a failure, but career success alone does not provide positive peace or fulfillment.
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Parenthood was the most common achievement for individuals' standards of success, but ranked at 33 out of 76 when people were asked about things society considers important for success.
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Ms. Amoruso no longer has ties with the company and instead has turned to making female success her business, starting a Girlboss website and holding rallies around female success.
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The other one is to be really clear on your definition of success and what that looks like, and just pursue that instead of everyone else's definition of success.
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The Politician follows Payton (Platt), a rich teenager who has equipped himself with a blueprint to earn him success upon success and ultimately land him in the White House.
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I knew he was wrong, yet that didn't keep me from feeling that I would always be kept from real success — especially financial success — because of beliefs like his.
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It became about friendships and how important it is for people who achieve a lot of success to maintain good relationships with people that they knew before that success.
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St. John's success matters a great deal to a Big East that has yet to replicate the success of the glory days of Patrick Ewing and, yes, Chris Mullin.
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Drake + Future + Trunk full of pugs = Global Success
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Im so happy & proud of you & your success!
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Nigel Wilson, Group CEO said LGIM's long-term success in the UK and growing success internationally had bolstered Legal & General Group's double-digit operating profit growth over the past decade.
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Success story Springfield is a success story for Microsoft's ability to build products, but it's also a big victory for Microsoft Research's new philosophy around getting products out, explains Dendi.
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That could be due to both the success of Whitehead's novel, which won a National Book Award, and Jenkins' success with Moonlight, which won a Best Picture Oscar last month.
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If music big-wigs keep ignoring their rising success, as well as the success of other non-Western, non-white acts, well, fans will just have to make them listen.
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Because they saw the success that we have in Singapore and thought that kind of success would be replicated quickly in their own country, but it didn't happen fast enough.
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Modi has said the cash ban was a success because "our intention was to bring all money into the formal banking system and we achieved success in completing the task".
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Your ruling planet is Saturn, the planet of structure and rules, but you still know that being adaptable is the key to success—and success is what you're all about.
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AND WE ARE NOT GOING TO ALLOW THE LAST FIVE WEEKS TO DEFINE THE SUCCESS -- THE FUTURE SUCCESS OF A VERY WELL REGARDED AND WELL KNOWN 164-YEAR OLD COMPANY.
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Didn't they deserve success as much as that Mavs squad of the recent past, a franchise and a group of dudes who were incomplete separately but found success in communion?
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Early Comics Success Teaming back up with Kirby in the late 1950s, Lee created the Fantastic Four as a response to DC Comics' success with the Justice League of America.
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Ozawa may have defied Japanese social norms to blaze his own path to success, but that success opened the door for further Japanese participation in the world of classical music.
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The cast donated their salaries from Wednesday evening's performance to Dress for Success, a global nonprofit that's dedicated to arming women with the tools to achieve economic independence and success.
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But most importantly, the JOBS for Success Act puts the focus back where is should be: helping beneficiaries leave with the tools they need to learn, contribute and pursue success.
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Lots of cooks have suggestions for grilled chicken breast success; some start over very hot coals but finish over indirect heat, while some claim success cooking at full blast throughout.
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Success mentors put you on the fast track for success by teaching you through example you what to do and what not to do in order to succeed in life.
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Gaining focus: Separate your job from your interestsAccording to Lakshmi, finding your career focus is about achieving high-level success with one endeavor rather than midlevel success with multiple endeavors.
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It was, though, a bittersweet success for the Koreans, who exited the tournament despite recording their first success over the Germans at a World Cup as Sweden and Mexico advanced.
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Only something that jolts politics in a new direction, marshals some new force, tries some new strategy, has any chance of success (for the grim definitions of "success" still available).
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Whenever a sports team is met with a modicum of success, there's always some thirsty-ass rapper waiting in the eaves, trying to surf down their coattails into commercial success.
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"I want to thank Bill for his many years of success and contributions to Crown Media and wish him continued success," Mike Perry, president and CEO of Hallmark Cards, Inc.
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One of the best ways to overcome this emotion is to cultivate the belief that you are deserving of success and to realize that with success comes conflict and controversy.
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If his rise is an American story—one of self-made success, and, in the familiar turn, of the toll such success can bring—his second act is more complicated.
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Bear: strength, confidence, healing Bees: success, fertility, happiness Dolphin: harmony, protection, joy Eagle: freedom, success, vision Fish: productive, moving easily, being in one's element Fox: discernment, agility, intelligence Hawk: focus, vision, perspective Horse: success, freedom, courage, strength Otter: playful, helpful, curious, nurturing Owl: intuition, wisdom Rabbit: luck, fertility, creativity Wolf: intelligence, instinctual, social
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That's a risk for any businessperson to think that your success in one area of business will translate into success in another area, and if you study other businesses and other big brands, you recognize that very few of them are able to translate success in one area of business into others.
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Aside from breaking out one of its other companies and displaying significant success in Instagram ads, Oculus Rift sales or WhatsApp user growth, Facebook's success is already baked in by investors.
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If Vanguard Group founder Jack Bogle, who died this week at the age of 89, represented the pinnacle of American success, his success is one that includes a counter-intuitive lesson.
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Long a man who appreciates the appearance of success almost as much as success itself, Trump will gladly team with Democrats against hardliners in his party if the rewards are right.
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And the greatest never-Trumper has to admit that Neil Gorsuch was a huge success and that the list that he picked from was a huge success, as Jonathan pointed out.
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The success of their latest album, Success, made it clear that KEN Mode is plenty compelling on record, but the Canadian noise rock-slash-post-hardcore trio still shines brightest onstage.
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Now, hopefully we get success on the DREAMers today, so I don't want to encourage them to do what the DREAMers have done if we don't get success on the DREAMers.
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Here's a look at how Movile went from local success story in Brazil to one of the largest mobile companies in Latin America — and its next steps for mobile success worldwide.
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"Now that we've found success with that model, we know we can find success with smaller organizations of size and build out services that meet them where they are," Braswell said.
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In the same way that the success of Rocket Lab forced New Zealand to establish a space agency, Australia's success with cubesats could finally see the establishment of an agency here.
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Even if you have some success, and you want to maintain it, you have to keep doing the things you were doing that got you that success in the first place.
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There are definitely a few who are investing less today according to Crunchbase, but the reality is that success has begot success, and the most influential investors have largely remained so.
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Considering the stakes — both your own success and the success of your employer — it's bizarre to me that we've cast the occasional breakdown as the Kleenex-white albatross of corporate culture.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin tied the success of the Trump administration's economic policy to the success of the United States stock market Thursday, a rare step for high-ranking government officials.
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Trump realizes that any success in the Singapore meeting will translate into Republican success at the polls in this year's off-year election, probably setting the stage for reelection in 2020.
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However, according to the report, the measure inflates the success rate by counting when athletes transfer schools in good academic standing but not always tracking their success at the next school.
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His success on hard court elevates his winning percentage on the surface, and sees him enjoy success on any court this year regardless of whether it is clay, grass, or hard.
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He added that he enjoyed seeing the success of the Mets' major league pitchers while he was in the Mets' minor league system — including success among some of his former teammates.
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I'm the first in my family to have this kind of success, so I took it upon myself to wisely navigate this success, because I wanted them to be successful, too.
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THE NBA IS AN INCREDIBLE PARTNER, OUR SUCCESS SO FAR IS WITH THE BUSINESS IS TWO TIMES WHAT WE THOUGHT IT WOULD BE, DOUBLE THE SUCCESS RIGHT OUT OF THE CHUTE.
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On measuring success: DeVos says first measurement of success for the department will be a successful implementation of the Every Student Succeeds Act, which reduces the federal government's role in education.
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Sanders' success in 2016 was founded on support of those progressive ideas, and his 2020 opponents' embrace of them signals the senator's success in pushing Democratic presidential contenders to the left.
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Others show up in where animals choose to live, their success in fending off predators, or their ability to hunt — or in subtler impacts to mating, reproductive success, and physiological stress.
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Yet the 500 subjects of the Gene Equality Project are not enjoying career success that is remotely comparable to the success of the New Elite, despite having received the same protocol.
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The emphasis on the things themselves suggests that the holiday's success or failure — as if a holiday could be a success or a failure — hinges on the rightness of the gifts.
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ER overlapped with both House and Grey's, but it was getting long-in-the-tooth when it did, and its success always overshadowed the milder success of its contemporary Chicago Hope.
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" Following his recent success for "Can't Stop the Feeling!
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The path is not, Beginning, Work Hard --> Success, End.
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" And he had success because of it," she said.
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"Breaking Bad" success -- the gift that keeps on giving.
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Israeli power is the key to success - not groveling.
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" –Dominique Bellisario "There's no one linear path to success.
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It's a commercial success — and Alden loves it, too.
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" Her greatest success on Hooked is "Where is she?
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Yeah, I think ... How do you decide that success?
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If you want professional success, it's important to find .
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" Scott said, "He was enjoying his success so much.
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" Asked about Cruz's recent success, McCain quipped, "Well, Sen.
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Success at last — 150 million years in the making.
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Kendall & Kylie (another Glu creation) followed with similar success.
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Libra's success — maybe even Facebook's — may depend on it.
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The smoke alarm doesn't even go off once — success!
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Success — and adventure — isn't going to come to you.
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Bromley's success as a sled builder — and a PhD.
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You're right, you're right, critical success, but not ... Yeah!
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And when you're ... You don't mind measuring success, right?
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"Trump isn't after success — he's after failure," Snyder argued.
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Content ... Video games as a commercial success are fantastic.
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Ultimately, these kinds of success stories are exceptions rather than the rule, and there's a vastly different bar for success in the paid mobile space compared to the free-to-play side.
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"It's uniquely human to feel very sure of our evolutionary success: that our evolutionary success must come at the expense of Neanderthals," Lydia Pyne, a historian and anthropologist, told me in 2016.
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The principal at a Success Academy charter school who created a "Got to Go" list of difficult students is taking a personal leave of absence, a Success Academy spokeswoman said on Monday.
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This makes Booderee unique and it's already led to success in reintroducing other locally extinct mammals to Booderee in recent years so we're confident that this project has every chance of success.
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After the success of Up All Night, my phone was ringing off the hook, but the minute Wild Ones came around and I wasn't having the same commercial success, the calls stopped.
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They've proven success as both a social and business platform, but their success as both a social seller and customer service provider will depend on their ability to leverage new video technologies.
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Their previous album, 2005's Elephant Eyelash, was their first success, earning positive reviews and allowing them to tour, but it was a small success compared to what would come with Alopecia.
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This support from Shell, coupled with the success of the startup's ongoing crowd-funding effort, "Made in Africa," has ensured that the company's second market foray in 2016 will be a success.
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"He represents success ... his success in managing his town is a way to silence those who have relentlessly said the National Front could not implement its program," she told reporters on Saturday.
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To play as well as he has over the course of his career, with the success that he has had and the team's success, I have a lot of respect for him.
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Le Pen has repeatedly praised Trump for his 2016 election success yet Nomura advised caution to the National Front leader in taking too much inspiration from the former New York Businessman's success.
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Samsung has had a lot of success this year with the S7 and S7 Edge, and by all accounts, it will likely have a lot of success with the Note 7, too.
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Even at the end of the best run in team history, the Raptors are left to introspect at how they define success and navigate a path out of their greatest success yet.
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"There is a need for success somewhere in the world, and I do believe that the American administration has that interest in making the Israeli-Palestinian conflict a success story," said Abuarquob.
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And by the time the enormous success of The Group rolled around, Kael had long been working as a McCarthy-like, gimlet-eyed movie critic, but without the mainstream success or recognition.
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Unfortunately, because "success" is a subjective aim, very few people have any sort of actionable plan or even idea as to how they're going to achieve the success they want so badly.
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When engineers actively participate in user research, facilitated brainstorms, or product ideation sessions, they have a larger stake in the team's success, and that success is grounded in creating meaning for users.
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The Definitive Guide to Business Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff is known as a leader who not only cares about his company's success, but the success of the community around him as well.
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The plan — what you want to accomplish and where you want to be in 10, 15, or 20 years — is the first step to achieving any type of success, especially financial success.
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The leading music publishers and record labels dismiss the value of radio play for music success, yet airtime on local radio stations remains the largest factor in the success of popular music.
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Coming on the heels of the recent public-market success of Twilio and the private-market success of Stripe, both API-based companies, may have played a part in the rounds construction.
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"Success breeds success," said Christopher Amon, deputy chief of the firearms operations division at the A.T.F., who explained that as more casings are entered into the database, its crime-fighting potential grows.
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In an era where half the population is releasing artistic content, it's important as an artist to understand winning and success in your own unique way, then work towards that success relentlessly.
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For all of Swift's success at updating her persona, she's never quite regained her massive radio dominance — but no pop star can depend on the success of singles for over a decade.
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"However way this campaign is going, it's already a success, and it has been a success this entire time because of the message that he's putting out into the world," she said.
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If venture capital was key to the success of the on-demand economy throughout this decade, having fewer workers to pay may be key to its success in the decade to come.
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Very much a child of privilege, with his eye on Harvard, he has equipped himself with a blueprint to earn him success upon success and ultimately land him in the White House.
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Whether you're in a job interview or an informal meeting with your boss, show that "your ultimate goal is the success of the entire entity, the success of the team," Beauchamp says.
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"Implementing these new measures can move reporting rates on human trafficking cases from a 15 percent success rate [with standard reporting] ... to an 85 percent success rate in case detection," Shelley said.
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And while Democrats recently saw success in a Trump +20 district, clinching the special election in Pennsylvania's 20183th last month, it's difficult to see how they could replicate that success in Arizona's Eighth.
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All have had great success thus far in their careers; all had the best seasons of their lives in 2018, and all will be looking to build on that success with postseason glory.
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The secret to this success is SMTC's Vision Statement, "To simplify the lives of our customers by delivering extraordinary Customer Service, Responsiveness, Quality, Technology Solutions and Value, fueling their Success and Our growth".
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In a universe where user count can be a shorthand for ascendancy, exclusive networks make it more difficult to measure success — and measuring success is how we got here in the first place.
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The country is home to many of Latin America's biggest startup success stories, and with the introduction of one new law, the pathway to success is about to get a whole lot easier.
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He found success with LeTV, borrowed against that success to try new things under the umbrella of "LeEco," then borrowed against those ventures to do even more, stacking up debt along the way.
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The machine correctly predicted success 75% of the time, compared with the 4% rate that guessing success at random from the music database would yield—something else music executives might pay attention to.
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Despite Fifty Shades' success, she still had to fight to get A Million Little Pieces made, an adaptation of the controversial book by James Frey, even though she had proven success and experience.
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And now with this latest success in the Korean peninsula for the first time, we got peace breaking out since 1950 in the Korean peninsula, and you can&apost argue with that success.
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The results are not yet "water-tight," said Chung, but reinfection rates can be viewed from another angle: "Success can be had -- and durable success can be had -- in most of these patients."
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"When I founded my business, I did not have the technology that I employ today to help immediate success as well as strategic success," she told CNBC at the iCONIC conference in November.
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Mr. Trump, in a telephone interview, compared his candidacy to hit Broadway shows and championship baseball teams, saying that success begot success and that he would be foolish to change his behavior now.
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"The key to [artistic] success is to be independent—having the freedom to achieve what you want to achieve," Briand began, highlighting the fact he doesn't think that a big income constitutes success.
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I also formed a vision of what that success looks like from a very young age, like 7, and then the folly was that I attached my measure of success to that vision.
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A lack of consensus regarding what to measure implies a lack of consensus about the goals of university entrepreneurship: It's hard to measure success when you don't know what that success looks like.
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There were elders in Michigan, in Troup County who were praying for him, and sending him a dollar here and a quarter there because they saw his success wrapped up in his success.
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One key takeaway is how "helping others obtain success opens the door for you to receive gifts that help you to obtain success," said Zaneilia Harris, president of Harris & Harris Wealth Management Group.
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"The more positively people fantasize and daydream about their future success, the less well they do in terms of having actual success," said Gabriele Oettingen, a professor of psychology at New York University.
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Despite N.C.'s extraordinary achievements, he felt that the most important aspect of his work was overshadowed—first by his own success as an illustrator, and then by the success of his children.
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Because I can't imagine my life being any stranger than it was back then, at least for the first few years, of Come Alive's success, and then the future success that came afterwards.
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Not recognizing your blessings feeds into the dark side of capitalism and meritocracy: the notion that success is a choice, and that those who haven&apost achieved success are not unlucky, but unworthy.
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But the question you don't address is: Why have Mr. Obama and the Democrats been unable to translate the president's success to political success within Congress, let alone in governorships and state legislatures?
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In one study, for example, we asked participants to think about a major financial success they had experienced and to consider how factors such as their education or family contributed to their success.
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Having interviewed many, many leaders on the keys to success for my books, keynotes, and this column, I can tell you that strong communication skills consistently comes up as a crucial success driver.
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Partly, the chain is a victim of its own success.
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Private business is cautious, lacking in incentives and success stories.
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Polls suggest that it could have a shot at success.
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In that vein, Burger King's campaign is a stunning success.
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Time management, she said, has been crucial to her success.
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Success has helped to raise interest in the game further.
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Success on any one of these would be a triumph.
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The company's success, it says, hinges on its smart scoop.
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Six golden rules underpin her success: Learn from past elections.
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Swift has achieved remarkable success with her narrative songwriting style.
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We are extremely committed to the success of our entrepreneurs.
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Their first, 28 Days Later, had been a surprising success.
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Part of his success has been to play to type.
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Their success, however, is as much about pragmatism as principle.
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HOW do you best judge the success of an airline?
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The teary mom couldn't help but brag about Brooklyn's success.
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The success of this mindset all comes down to attitude.
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Meanwhile, those behind the campaign celebrated a great success tonight.
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This relative success is partly a reflection of colonial history.
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But numbers are not the main reason for Tsinghua's success.
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You can't brute force your way to success in Cuphead.
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That said, the Brown adaptations are a proven success overseas.
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"The bigger the obstacles," he says, "the grander the success."
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Humanity has had astonishing success alleviating famine, disease, and war.
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And I congratulate on it and to all its success.
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The road to success was a long one for Reynolds.
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The road to commercial success is littered with failed reboots.
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But to me a success is when it gets done.
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But these three things, Rose says, are vital to success.
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But the effects of BTS's breakout success might be broader.
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Second, VCs love success and want to back successful founders.
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Cramer blames Amazon for the success of Netflix and Tesla.
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"I think you only get confidence from success," Gausman said.
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That sacrifice pays off through a virtuous circle of success.
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The Astros have turned into one of baseball's success stories.
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Jorge Masvidal had decent success pursuing it in their fight.
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That success can be credited to the game's extreme accessibility.
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Other countries have had some success combating poverty, Halfon said.
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On paper at least, I sound like a success story.
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Some may believe it's the secret for her lasting success.
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I'm very happy for him and the success he's having.
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Success, though, will turn that slippery slope into a landslide.
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"He throws hard," Ausmus said when asked about Diaz's success.
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At the same time, strippers have demanded, with some success,
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"Our success is very much dependent on Asia," he said.
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In retrospect, his success came down to confidence, Law says.
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Until now, Facebook's success has come despite Zuckerberg's stilted manner.
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I hope they are not being punished for their success.
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But he isn't getting comfortable with his success just yet.
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I like that it's been such a critical success, sure.
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He explained that Bain's success came down to problem solving.
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But we are ... we've made ... we've had tremendous success there.
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My success had always been clearly defined and within reach.
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He's still hawking success, and certainty, and disdain for losers.
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Making sufficiently flattering work facilitated painters' career survival and success.
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Success would come for them, but this was Spain's time.
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Many employees think Musk is essential to the company's success.
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One can only wish them every success in that venture.
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I also love hearing about big success moments and experiences.
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But surprisingly, many of their secrets to success seem formulaic.
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Dallas and Demi began to find mild success in entertainment.
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Look at the success of Black Panther and Girls Trip.
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That would provide some measure of success for both sides.
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Optimism leads to success in academia and sports and politics.
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Without his drive, his strength, we wouldn't have this success.
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Q: When extreme success hit, how did you handle that?
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But its long tussle continues with dim hope of success.
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Conservative media organizations' primary goal is their own commercial success.
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According to the investigation, the workaround has been a success.
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No one ever experienced true success without first embracing failure.
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Whiteness has never guaranteed anyone in Hollywood, or elsewhere, success.
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Lara Croft's success is built on a number of paradoxes.
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He owes much of his success to his own hustle.
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Symphony Advanced Media cosigned on the show's success as well.
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From all early indications, the film will be a success.
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It's core to the identity and success of the country.
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You need to work hard, because success is rarely overnight.
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Success at either would be a win for unconventional comedy.
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Would there be a sequel to smash success Mario 64?
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Blake found success with this method in her own life.
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" "I want to enjoy my success, not apologize for it.
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It's a strategy many entrepreneurs have credited for their success.
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That win helped begin what has been an uninterrupted success.
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Unsurprisingly given Wikipedia's success, he sees crowdsourcing as the remedy.
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Their success to date is reflected by their rapid growth.
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But Goldman is also finding success far from New York.
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Postponing something you need to do is detrimental to success.
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But a financial windfall isn't how Lorenz truly measures success.
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So far, the whips' tactics show no sign of success.
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"This forecloses our success in every other endeavor," he said.
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The women of Black Panther are vital to Wakanda's success.
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I thought you had done the conjoined trial, the success.
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For binge viewers, the big picture was still a success.
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According to Sunil Gulati, the tournament was a relative success.
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But popularity has rarely been a recipe for Oscar success.
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It's been a long road to success, but worth it.
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I tried making a Lego piece clone with limited success.
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Nuraphones were a definite Kickstarter success story, raising $1.8 million.
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She's a success story that wasn't always a sure thing.
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There was a lot of focus on achievement and success.
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Ultimately, though, business success, not IPO hype, is what counts.
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Of course, the company hoped it would be a success.
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All you need to know is the yardstick for success.
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Well, we had quite a bit of success with it.
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"The first season was such a success," the caption read.
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Wehmeier said Spotify's success put Europe's unicorns in the spotlight.
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"I don't do that because it's fun," Robbins tells Success.
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Ballard was wrong about the WHA's capacity for immediate success.
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INGRAHAM: What is the likelihood of success of the merits?
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And this funding just helps expand on that early success.
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Sanders will be looking to replicate that success on Tuesday.
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We are doing it with unbelievable success and unrivaled impact.
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Graham's pitch to the president Thursday afternoon wasn't a success.
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SlimFast enjoyed years of success, interest peaked, then fizzled out.
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Both success and happiness ensue from something far more fundamental.
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That's being shown as a success story by these people.
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Pebble, one of the original Kickstarter success stories, was soaring.
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Few people have enjoyed such success across so many mediums.
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The photo was what most would call an Instagram success.
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But the bill's success will depend on how it's crafted.
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To achieve real and lasting success on Amazon, it's vital.
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" Howard credits her success to "staying true to her shape.
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Cheyenne Griggs My first success owed a lot to Facebook.
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Achieving success and making tough decisions go hand in hand.
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EVERY chief executive hopes to lead his company to success.
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But the name Scooter would have to mean success, too.
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By the standards Buttigieg set, the plan was a success.
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Cooke wasn't content with success only in the superhero genre.
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THE OLD SUCCESS (Atlantic Monthly, $26) is a perfect example.
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Some of its success was helped along by the timing.
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One is that there's absolutely the fetishization of business success.
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Both also play directly off the success of their foremothers.
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Wisconsin has had plenty of success in recent years, too.
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No vaccine has a 100 percent success rate, she said.
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Do you want to find out the secret to success?
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How that player performs determines your success in the app.
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Making a robot lovable isn't necessarily a recipe for success.
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The key to success in the PC business was performance.
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That should be the definition of our success and excellence.
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The White House has achieved only limited success with it.
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Can they keep their streak of success going this year?
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The movie and its creators deserve all kinds of success.
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"I knew I had some success against him," Allen said.
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President Trump has had considerable success bringing American hostages home.
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Other attempts by Glu to mimic Kim's success failed, however.
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Schlosser said the contributors were instrumental to the app's success.
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" "I obsessively studied his every success, and his every struggle.
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Canadians also played a more direct role in AlphaGo's success.
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In the cities entrepreneurs worry about the costs of success.
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His success means a lot to his home country, too.
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