""Just -- and so -- so I was successful, successful, successful.
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Of course I want him to be successful, because when he's successful, we're all successful.
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Last Man Standing was successful — but not successful enough.
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"The difference between successful people and really successful people is that really successful people say no to almost everything," he's said.
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When job-creators are successful, their employees are successful, local communities become successful, and ultimately, our state shares in that success.
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Successful women are successful because they've put in the work.
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He had been successful in Prague and was successful here.
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You should aim to be successful, but not too successful.
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"Businesspeople, especially successful businesspeople, who are really successful — as opposed to pretend successful — I think, have a lot to offer," said Mrs.
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" Buffett reportedly once said, "The difference between successful people and really successful people is that really successful people say 'no' to almost everything.
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Why was Reagan successful and why is Trump seemingly so successful?
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Every company that's successful is successful for a bunch of reasons.
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We thought we were successful because others thought we were successful.
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It's part of the drive that makes the successful entrepreneurs successful.
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" -Hal Elrod "Focused, productive, successful mornings generate focused, productive, successful days.
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"What was successful last month may not be successful this month."
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Those tactics were very successful at times and moderately successful at others, but they were almost always more successful with Ibaka on the court.
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We mentioned it a little bit when you worked for American Apparel, you had a successful run there, or semi-successful run, successful, right?
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" Warren Buffett reportedly once said, "The difference between successful people and really successful people is that really successful people say no to almost everything.
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She was a very successful person, she was a very successful model.
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He wants to build a successful business, and then another successful business.
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For middle-class Tanzanians, though, a successful farmer trumps a successful academic.
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Successful congressional investigations have often been conducted concurrently with successful criminal investigations.
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These activities collectively compromise successful connection and thus, successful cooperation for many.
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None. Or conversely, the number of successful presidents who were successful businessmen?
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" Apparently hitting Donald Trump, she continued, "Successful business-people who are really successful, as opposed to pretend successful, I think have a lot to offer.
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And prove it they did, with a successful launch, a successful mission for Iridium, and a successful recovery of the first stage of their rocket.
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They are not only successful—these two burning landfills are the most successful.
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Sometimes you're more successful but you're not really financially more successful, you know?
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If you want to be successful, spend time around ambitious, positive, successful people.
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"The economics are pretty clear: If publishers aren't successful, we can't be successful."
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I think you can be successful if you're part of a successful team.
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That's the recipe for a successful presidency, and more importantly, a successful economy.
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Person Pitch had been really successful; Merriweather Post Pavilion had been really successful.
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It will be successful but not as successful as organizing in one country.
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You're not just going to be successful, you're going to be incredibly successful.
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This diversity means that what is successful in Houston can be successful anywhere.
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Some people work hard to become successful, and some are just born successful.
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Rich and successful people are worth more than poorer and less successful people.
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Because when a president is successful that means the United States is successful.
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In the modern era, the number of successful businessmen who became successful presidents?
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"In my mind, Apple being successful depended on distribution being successful," she says.
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For every successful or near-successful request, there was a miscommunication or dead end.
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You have had a successful television career, and you're a successful author, as well.
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And perhaps the most successful, one of the most successful presidents of all time.
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They're also part of the extremely successful branding of an extremely successful TV show.
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I genuinely want him to be successful, I want the state to be successful.
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What are the connections between being successful in business and being successful in collecting?
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Is a diet successful if it stops being successful once you're done with it?
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And once we are successful, we've got to make sure that others are successful, right?
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Seeking comfort over financial freedom is what separates the moderately successful from the most successful.
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I think we were successful but not as successful as I would like to be.
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It was just as successful as Bing — which is to say, not successful at all.
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"Then we will be successful in next two months like he was successful," he added.
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Successful nations, just like successful businesses, are built on three things: people, education and ideas.
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In this sense, the Freedom ISO 2 is a successful update to a successful original.
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He had this idea that if you look successful, people will believe that you're successful.
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We had built up a fairly successful audience company and a successful revenue model there.
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The states that do this now will have more successful businesses and more successful workers.
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Let's accept and acknowledge that it was very successful in the past, but what made you successful in the past isn't necessarily going to make you successful in the future.
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Averaging the American Political Science Association and Siena ratings and organized by primary pre-presidential vocation and background, from most to least successful the ranking is: career politician (FDR), career politician (TR); career politician and failed businessman (Truman); Army General (Ike); professor/politician (Wilson); career politician (JFK); career politician (LBJ); actor and union organizer (Reagan) tied with career politician (Clinton); community organizer and career politician (Obama), successful businessman/politician (GHWB); career politician (Taft); career politician (Ford); successful businessman/politician (Carter); successful businessman (Coolidge); career politician (Nixon); successful businessman (GWB); successful businessman (Hoover); successful businessman (Harding).
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It's certainly easier to be the body of someone already successful than to become successful yourself.
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Drew and Jonathan Scott are very successful … like half-a-billion-dollars-in-one-year successful.
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To have them successful without you, to have them successful without you because that's evolution, okay.
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This brother made just as much money, ran a successful division, more successful financially than Harvey's.
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Every relationship stands on its own and it's successful or not successful for its own reason.
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If you're successful in one area, you could be successful because the market is so big.
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Kickstarter says that it had over 8,500 successful campaigners launch at least one more successful project.
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You should aim to be successful but not too successful, otherwise you will threaten the man.
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There are some that are not successful, some that are successful, but they all are, basically.
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I liked him because he was successful, but I loved how he was successful, and why.
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If they are successful though, it's unlikely that the CRA will be successful in the House.
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A DolphinAttack that asks Siri to turn on airplane mode was 100 percent successful in an office; 80 percent successful in a cafe; and just 30 percent successful in the street.
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Smith: I do think that success as well as failure is a matter of perception, and some days I feel successful, and some days I feel successful but not successful enough.
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"You have to do a lot of post mortem analysis to figure out what was successful for our candidate and what things were not so successful for our candidate — and what were the things that their candidate did that was successful and not so successful," Rep.
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And here was this guy who was incredibly successful, clearly very successful, and he went out of his way to try to make sure that I, the reporter, realized he was successful.
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We're headed from a successful pitch-off in Austin to a surely successful pitch-off in Seattle.
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"We take very successful startups and turn them into successful companies," said Roy Glasberg, the program's lead.
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"A successful stabilization phase will set the stage for a successful normalization phase," the US diplomat said.
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They tell stories of international cooperation, successful launches, successful landings, budgetary wranglings, cosmic events and generational inspiration.
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Sure they're chock full of lies and deceit, but hey, a successful party is a successful party.
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Between sponsors and partnerships, Fnatic is more than just a successful esports team — it's a successful brand.
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It's no secret that great communication is key in a successful business and a successful sports team.
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A company can, of course, be both a successful manufacturer of technology and a successful commercial venture.
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What the Most Successful People Do Before Breakfastsays this is a common practice among the highly successful.
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Indeed, it's not just that older entrepreneurs are more successful, but that younger founders are less successful.
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I think that's a better way to put it, least successful, successful investment in terms of fund.
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I wrote it because not only are my daughters really successful, my students are also extremely successful.
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You know, I believe that in order for DoorDash to be successful, our merchants have to be successful.
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Trump's campaign had been far more successful than just about anybody expected, but maybe it just seemed successful.
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We want to make each other more successful and we want to help make female founders more successful.
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He was "clearly successful and wasn't unhappy to make sure I knew he was successful," Dr. Trump said.
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JACK SCHWAGER was once a moderately successful trader who wondered why he was not an immoderately successful trader.
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The fact that most or all successful people are optimists does not guarantee that all optimists are successful.
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We have a playbook where we understand what makes a big market successful and a smaller market successful.
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SOME WOULD SAY VILIFIES SUCCESSFUL PEOPLE I DON'T LIKE VILIFYING ANYBODY I THINK WE SHOULD APPLAUD SUCCESSFUL PEOPLE.
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Also like any successful start-up, the foundation examines its fundraising operations, even successful ones, with harsh scrutiny.
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And other successful moguls have questioned whether schools teach you everything you need to be successful in business.
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There was a gnawing dread felt between us all that we would never be successful—or successful enough.
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"What Got You Here Won't Get You There: How Successful People Become Even More Successful" by Marshall Goldsmith
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He was one of the most successful Americans to compete in Grand Prix races, not the most successful.
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The game opens with a cut scene in which a successful YouTuber talks about how successful they are.
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They're all successful in terms of quantum, I'm sure they're all extremely successful, so we're not discounting anybody.
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Also, it sounds obvious, but the successful founders I've funded believe they are eventually certain to be successful.
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If they are successful though, it's seen as unlikely that the CRA will be successful in the House.
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Rihanna's Anti, The Weeknd's Starboy, and Beyonce's Lemonade all had wildly successful merch lines to accompany wildly successful albums.
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In addition to his successful guest roles on hit TV series, Odell was also a successful singer and songwriter .
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Still, that success rate actually means a lot more when you look at how successful these successful couples are.
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That does not mean that any attacks will be successful or even that they are likely to be successful.
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They're successful, a lot of them are very successful entrepreneurs and they feel like they don't have another idea.
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That led me to be a successful engineer and then a successful entrepreneur through building and selling a company.
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But the successful future of the Murdoch empire is now tied largely to the successful expansion of Fox News.
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"'Making it' or 'being successful' as an individual was nothing compared to being successful as a community," she said.
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I've had a very successful career, but it may have been even more successful had I been a man.
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It is unclear to what extent the attacks were successful, though officials noted they have confirmed some successful breaches.
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Clearly every student wants to be successful and thinks they will be successful, but none have been taught how.
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It's launched (successful and not-so successful) protests of companies the internet frivolously deems evil and even started revolutions.
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Which albums do you feel are most successful conceptually, and which albums do you feel are most successful musically?
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The fact that you were successful in making a vodka doesn't mean you'll be successful in making a gin.
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It is no less difficult to make a successful popular art form than to make a successful esoteric one.
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The Daily Journal—Habit of Successful People, Udemy How do the most successful people get to where they are?
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Both programs were designed to transfer money from more successful insurers to less successful insurers to stabilize the market.
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More starkly, the tremendously successful Wii — Nintendo's most successful home game console by far — looks to be an outlier.
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This marks the 21992th successful landing of a Falcon 2130 post-launch and the seventh successful landing on solid ground.
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The first is the model that made us successful a decade or two ago isn't gonna make us successful now.
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"In some areas it's easier to be more successful with auto debt, and in other areas less successful," McKernan said.
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So you guys predate YouTube, you have a successful business, at least the makings of a successful business pre-YouTube.
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So, brass tacks is you make India successful, you make France successful, you say the U.S. should follow that model.
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Hicks also seems to deal with the old Catch-22 for successful women: If you're successful, no one likes you.
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Amazon would be betting on companies that are not yet successful, we would bet on companies that are already successful.
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Is there any point in asking a wildly successful artist to rethink the formula that made them so wildly successful?
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But what made us successful at school is not always the same as what can make us successful at work.
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That would be a successful season almost anywhere, and frankly, it should be considered a successful season by Tigers fans.
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"Extreme budgeting is what I do to be a successful teacher in Miami and a successful adult here," he said.
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I've been very successful and people are starting to find out I've been much more successful than people even admit.
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My involvement is continuing to make sure that Donald Trump's candidacy is successful and, more importantly, that America is successful.
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And unacceptable because they erode the trust and cooperation that are necessary for a successful capitalism, and a successful democracy.
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The only successful assaults on inequality at midcentury, and the only successful ones of late, have been driven by populists.
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Over the years, when you're fortunate enough to become successful, when you become successful you can become more financially independent.
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The world's first successful penis transplant was performed in South Africa in December 2014, and declared successful the following March.
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I'm guessing that, in some cases, successful people try to avoid being too successful, lest they wire themselves too strictly.
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" "And if he's successful and happened to have made money being successful," she added, "that, folks, is the American dream.
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I don't know if I'd consider myself "successful" yet, or I don't know if I've met my understanding of successful.
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Those who have been less successful in introducing themselves to primary voters have also been less successful in raising money.
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"And I think that is the best way to find somebody who can really capture what's needed in the country, and business people have, especially successful business people who are really successful as opposed to pretend successful."
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Where you are a successful writer and then you become an editor or a manager, and there was no reason to think that you will become a successful editor or manager if you've been a successful writer.
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Focused, productive, successful mornings generate focused, productive, successful days — which inevitably create a successful life — in the same way that unfocused, unproductive, and mediocre mornings generate unfocused, unproductive, and mediocre days, and ultimately a mediocre quality of life.
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They aren't always the most successful, but perhaps my biggest failure is thinking I had to be successful all the time.
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"If you can be successful in Manhattan, you can be successful anywhere," she says with a smile (start spreading the news...).
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If successful, the Es'hail-2 mission will tie the company's record for 18 successful launches in a year, set in 2017.
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Last week, the company dropped yet another insanely successful quarterly earnings report, except this one was even more successful than usual.
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The Office This mash-up of auditions (both successful and not-so-successful) for the workplace comedy is full of surprises.
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Interestingly, many successful entrepreneurs admit to being happier before they were "successful," back when their motivations were congruent with their values.
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Despite having three successful (or at least, moderately successful) exits behind them, the Motorway founders are used to doing hard things.
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The lenses product, that has been so incredibly successful, came through an acquisition, and Bitmojihas also been an amazingly successful launch.
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When operators are successful in being able to get a higher value of their delivery, then we too can be successful.
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And for the G5 to be successful, it really needs to be wildly successful, at least compared to previous LG smartphones.
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So in one sense, the Paper product wasn't successful, but as a user interface R&D lab, it was immensely successful.
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The most successful people and successful entrepreneurs I know are all obsessed with solving a problem that really matters to them.
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"It was really successful, in the way we want it to be successful in that it got people together," said Hobley.
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Much of the successful funding encouraged creative librarians to experiment and scale when successful, iterating and sharing their learnings with others.
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Your success is important to us and we recognize that the Instacart community can only be successful if you are successful.
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"When you become successful, the people you will like best are the people who are less successful than you," he said.
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And sure, I've been very successful by some people's measurements, but I didn't think I was that successful to be honest.
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I think he made Confessions , which is probably the most successful—or the last successful R&B album of that magnitude.
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If successful, a platform creates its own marketplace; if extremely successful, it ends up controlling something closer to an entire economy.
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The most successful people in the world are part of an expansive and strong network or team of other successful people.
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""I've been, you know, pretty successful in the courts over the years, I've been a very successful person, you can check.
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Read more:The 8 most successful businesses that got their start on 'Shark Tank'What 31 highly successful people were doing at age 25From fry-cook at McDonalds to waitress at Hooters, here are the unglamorous first jobs of 24 highly successful peopleJeff Bezos, Julia Child, and 17 more highly successful people who changed careers after age 30
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"I think it's probably going to be a very successful, ultimately a successful process," Trump told reporters on the White House lawn.
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They might not be quite successful in terms of the market, but they can be very successful in terms of critical reception.
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And if she is successful in November, she'll have been successful by talking to people who the Democratic party thinks don't vote.
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He is the main character of the film, and if he wasn't successful, it would be not as successful as a film.
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Activist investor Carl Icahn waged a successful proxy battle in 2005 but was never successful in his push to save the company.
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And he was essentially fully prepared to be a foreign policy president and he was a successful one -- a very successful one.
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The successful Democrat or successful Republican is the candidate who can fire up the base most effectively, by rallying us against them.
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It's even more enlightening when the person doing it has already been hugely successful the first time around — like, $82 billion successful.
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Traveling to the Silicon-Valley-ish workspaces of successful tech businesses, the reporter profiled the impact of successful entrepreneurship in the region.
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"It's not something I knew about myself until I started becoming successful, and then I wanted to become more successful," she said.
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Few investors want to question why a certain strategy is so successful, much less question when a successful strategy will stop working.
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As much as parents want their children to be successful, I have to imagine that they want them to feel successful, too.
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The fact that she was less successful after her suspension could lead to the conclusion that she was less successful without meldonium.
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And that got me to a corner early in my life where I was extremely successful — like scary successful — at age 28.
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I had been attempting to create a successful relationship the same way I had created a successful career: through action and force.
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If you want to summarize the habits of successful people into one phrase, it's this: successful people start before they feel ready.
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So we need people that are smart, we need people that are successful and they got successful because generally speaking, they're smart.
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And to be honest, I think it's just been like hugely successful, I think even more successful than we could have predicted.
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And, what it looks like when one person is successful versus the other one, or when they're both successful at the same time.
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What they don't realize is that they're successful (if they are successful, which most aren't) despite the long hours, not because of them.
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The moral of the story: Let's not confuse what made us successful in school for what can make us successful in our careers.
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What is different about building a successful or hopefully successful startup/app, digital startup company in 21080 than ... when did you do OMGPOP?
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Successful or not, both instances will give the engineers data that can be added to existing models to make future rides more successful.
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In any case, Trump claiming that his most successful book—his only successful book, really—is out of print is still very strange.
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There is a lady I know who is a highly successful person but I got to know her when she wasn't so successful.
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"When you're in an organization with a group of people, in order to be successful, you all have to be successful," Kerpen says.
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If successful India will become only the fourth country to make a successful landing on the moon, joining the US, China, and Russia.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: He&aposs probably the most successful President since Reagan and if he is around eight years, he&aposll be more successful.
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"The Cake," which runs through Sunday, is not only more successful at that than "The Closet," it's more successful than the Supreme Court.
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It's 2018, so let's scrap that platitude (it hasn't aged well) and try this instead: Beside every successful woman is ... another successful woman.
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What makes successful candidates stand out from so-so ones"The most successful candidates I've seen are naturally curious," she wrote on Quora.
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Over the weekend, Frank Quattrone, the successful technology banker turned exonerated defendant, turned successful technology banker, began an unusually intense debate on Twitter.
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But of course, what might be a successful rebrand in Wisconsin is not likely to be successful across the country as a whole.
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Furthermore, other countries will do whatever it takes to have a successful relationship with the United States, whatever their version of "successful" means.
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Preexisting conditions in Afghanistan make a successful democratization effort there nearly impossible, and policy decisions have made a successful outcome even more difficult.
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Your company is incredibly successful, but lately members of various congresses and parliaments have begun wondering aloud whether it is actually too successful.
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"I am a successful businessman who started a business and built it over almost 30 years into something very successful," Mr. Mareshki said.
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The game has become one of the most successful game launches of all time (if not the most successful game launch of all time).
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The world's first successful single lung transplant and the world's first successful double lung transplant had both been performed there in 1983, Humar said.
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Most keep in touch, sending remittances (and, if they are successful, venture capital), circulating ideas and connections, and even returning home as successful entrepreneurs.
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Initially, it was successful in the ratings – so successful, in fact, that ABC renewed Roseanne for another season just days after the season premiere.
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Today I want to introduce you to three successful students who overcame these obstacles to start and grow successful online businesses with our help.
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And that's before we even get started on the world's most successful Olympic couple... These two are now the world's most successful Olympic couple.
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"The IO report shows that it was a successful Olympic Games with a successful anti-doping program," the IOC's medical chief Richard Budgett said.
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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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Tips for successful podcasting in 2019:How to start a successful podcast in 2019, according to an influencer with over 50 million podcast downloads
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He was a successful business executive who became a successful governor of Virginia — then a state that Warner's party hadn't captured for 40 years.
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But now you're elected, it's important that you be successful in national security and I'll do everything I can to help you be successful.
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Whatever qualities had made Hoover successful as an operator of mines in remote areas also made him successful at delivering relief under emergency conditions.
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We&aposre meeting with the Chairman on June 12th, and I think it&aposs probably going to be very successful, ultimately a successful process.
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There have been drivers who were successful in Indy cars before embarking on successful careers in F1, most notably Mario Andretti and Jacques Villeneuve.
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"All the successful AI applications to date are incredibly successful, but in a very narrow range of application," said the University of Edinburgh's Bundy.
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If the successful industrial counties of the Midwest have a lesson for their less successful peers, it must be that they can't stop evolving.
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"If one state is successful in pioneering a strategy that might be successful, I'd expect other states to pursue it as well," he said.
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Not surprisingly, Nordstrom is among the most successful at online sales and also runs a successful discount outlet in the form of Nordstrom Rack.
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If this is successful, and if the software put on top is equally successful, then it means people can't hack in and … alter votes.
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The whole world has moved to mobile and messaging, and I think that's part of why Snapchat is so successful or Slack is successful.
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But I've had John Martin on ... Turner's a big successful property, or it was a big successful property when you came on to it.
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"For a successful startup to become a successful business at scale, it's essential to add talented people with a broader set of experiences while retaining the talent that made the startup successful to begin with," said CEO and co-founder Sean Rad in a statement.
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"Kenny was the author of the successful 'Always Getting Better' brand six years ago when he first joined, and he has championed many of the successful customer service improvements we have launched in recent years, which has underpinned our successful growth and evolution," O'Leary said.
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They have built successful followings, so successful enough that they're being invited on fancy trips and are being paid by companies to sell their products.
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Some successful "2016" books don't directly concern the election but have lured readers by illuminating its underlying causes, like J.D. Vance's massively successful Hillbilly Elegy.
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The Jackson 5 soon became not only one of the label's most successful groups, but one of the most successful pop acts in the world.
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"The most successful people and successful entrepreneurs I know are all obsessed with solving a problem that really matters to them," the MIT grad said.
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My income is based on Amazon stock, and being a person who obviously wants to be financially successful, I want Amazon to be financially successful.
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And I don't know if people are going to be successful, but I know a lot of people down there are going to be successful.
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"We're meeting with the chairman on June 12 and I think it's probably going to be a very successful -- ultimately a successful process," Trump said.
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We're focused on making sure the product we're bringing out is both successful from a bottom line perspective but also successful from a consumer perspective.
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It is a successful business model only getting more successful -- by Symantec's statistics, the average ransom ballooned from $294 in 2015 to $1,077 in 85033.
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I'm a platform guy, and I really believe in investing my personal efforts into what is the successful platform or will be the successful platform.
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This means that a successful bet of $170 on McGregor would earn you $100, while a successful $100 bet on Diaz would earn you $145.
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The most riveting chapter in "Ticker" leaves Texas for Utah, the site of the first successful artificial heart in 1982 — "successful" being a relative word.
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Particularly someone who takes great pride in being successful because that would pull the rug out from underneath him and he definitely wouldn't be successful.
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With comedians, though, we talk about success; if they're getting more successful, or if they're not successful, or if they're stuck in the status quo.
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The cats were particularly successful when hunting in open areas roughly analogous to a fire-torched landscape, with successful kills 70 percent of the time.
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The first attempt is usually the most successful, the company said — their most successful brands get a nearly 40% open rate on the first email.
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Successful business people, like successful politicians, are very ambitious, but they generally have some complementary moral code that checks their greed and channels their drive.
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It is a successful business model only getting more successful — by Symantec's statistics, the average ransom ballooned from $22019 in 2015 to $1,077 in 2016.
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"A lot of these Chinese companies are incredibly successful in China – 1.3 billion people as their audience – and they've become incredibly successful brands," he added.
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If Peterson, and those like him, are successful at anything, they are successful at realizing just how vital symbolic, mythic categories are to the human experience.
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As we follow the long path to successful electric aircraft, we will be reminded of the perilous journey that was followed to achieve successful electric vehicles.
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"He has championed many of the successful customer service improvements we have launched in recent years, which has underpinned our successful growth and evolution," O'Leary said.
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It's also the gold standard for successful viral marketing — so successful that many people still don't realize the film isn't actually based on a true story.
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"By 2015, there were a lot of successful alumni who had built successful [enterprise] companies and could help you with their experience and connections," he said.
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She practised under the name of Dr James Barry and performed one of the first successful Caesarean sections (successful in that both mother and baby survived).
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For as successful as Get Out was, it was nowhere near as successful as It, and both paled in comparison to Star Wars: The Last Jedi.
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Having money seems to telegraph that you are successful, in a way that's totally disconnected with how successful you are in other areas of your life.
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On July 4, Kevin Durant announced his decision to leave a very successful Oklahoma City Thunder team to join the slightly more successful Golden State Warriors.
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I know what is needed of the other person to be successful, so I know what I'd have to do to be successful against these guys.
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"Marvel has been so successful in building a cinematic universe because it was built organically, through several very well-received and financially successful movies," he added.
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"The international pressure campaign - we believe it's going to be successful, and a successful outcome of the international pressure campaign is a diplomatic engagement," Freeland said.
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Advice From A Working TikTok Creator "I was successful on Instagram and YouTube before, but not as successful as I am on TikTok," O'Leary tells Refinery29.
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Instead, we simply believe that if the businesses of the investees are successful (as we believe most will be) our investments will be successful as well.
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Stephen Koukoulas, a former government economic adviser and managing director of Market Economics Pty Ltd, said the interest-only cap had been "successful, arguably ... too successful".
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"You realized that this was a guy who probably wanted me to be successful more than I even wanted to be successful," Green said of Izzo.
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But meanwhile to build up the digital business, so that we have a successful growing company and a successful news operation long after print is gone.
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Successful treatment While studies have not always supported the use of steroids, in this situation they were successful, especially since Taylor also removed the feather bedding.
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"I'm sure that organizers of (the Davis Cup) are doing their best to make this a successful week, a successful event," Djokovic told reporters on Wednesday.
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This marks the company's 14th successful landing and its 6th successful one on land, with the rest of them taking place on drone ships in the ocean.
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Philips was losing money in television whereas the lighting business was still successful, but we basically said we cannot be successful in everything at the same time.
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Rocket Internet is by far the most successful German Internet company, famous (or infamous) around the world for cloning successful businesses and launching them in emerging markets.
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It's essentially a theory about female friendship that eliminates competition and encourages women to surround themselves with successful women if they would also like to be successful.
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"Failure is a cheap lesson in what's not going to make you successful" Your successful friends don't let failure stop them; they use it to become more.
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You know, I was in school bands, and I was in The Frames, but I wasn't in a successful band in that sense that U2 is successful.
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If they're not successful on our platform then they don't need to pay us and if they're extraordinarily successful on our platform then they pay us more.
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The hugely successful toys-to-life franchise Skylanders is taking its first foray into the hugely successful mobile card game genre currently dominated by titles like Hearthstone.
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Fifty years after the first successful (or, successful enough) transmission across the ARPANET, we've effectively terraformed the planet into a giant computer founded on the ARPANET's architecture.
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" Jeremy Scherer said, "Gavin's mother's struggles motivated him to be more successful in politics than his father was—and to show him he could be more successful.
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And they&aposve been very successful, and part of what got them to be successful is likely not the fact that they&aposre really technologists at heart.
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So if it's successful, it may be that investors seem to have enough confidence that Spiegel can pave the way to a successful future for the company.
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"We now know that so much of what happens in the first five years lays the foundation for being successful in school, successful at work," Hamm said.
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In order to have a successful leading man, you need to fall in love with him as a director, and the same for the successful leading lady.
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Album Review The first rule about being in a successful boy band is understanding that one day you will no longer be in a successful boy band.
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I think that's actually made me more determined for my own career, because I'm mindful that the more successful I am, the more successful they will be.
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We are successful; we live and work among other successful people of different races who we think see us as the full and complex individuals we are.
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" And so when you look out and you look at people who are successful, at companies that are successful, it's easy to say, "Well they were just lucky.
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While all of that was happening, I was running a successful City Council campaign, which was equally successful, so it's hard to say which one is the biggest.
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He wasn't successful; the wooded retreat proved less inspiring than it had 20 years earlier, when Jimmy Carter brokered a successful peace accord there between Israel and Egypt.
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"I've had two failed attempts, one successful attempt and one on the way to being a successful attempt," Brex CEO Dubugras told TechCrunch while reciting a lengthy resume.
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I think that at the time, we were so successful, so popular, and growing so quickly that many, ourselves included, believed that we could be successful at anything.
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C.K. and Ansari are well-established men who have been wildly successful, while Bee and Griffin, though certainly successful themselves, aren't as readily protected when they fuck up.
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If someone claiming to be a successful businessman, able to create jobs and "Make America Great" isn't supported by his peers, then just how successful could he be?
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First the pair started an endeavor where they "didn't care about making money or being successful at all, and that company actually wasn't successful," Tenev told the audience.
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The ability to focus is a prerequisite for being successful in any category, and Ferriss has learned that most successful people take active steps to quiet their minds.
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Apple CardTim Cook says that Apple Pay is incredibly successful, so successful that Apple is expanding it by offering its own credit card (with help from Goldman Sachs).
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While other successful business magnates, including Arianna Huffington and Bill Gates, join Bezos in making sleep a priority, there's another camp of successful people who do the opposite.
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A: I think partly it's because the British were successful, too successful at the self-justifying mythologizing that has taken place since the 19th century of their mission.
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These concepts have been at the heart of successful programming-in-the-large for years, and can also become the basis of creating successful and scalable IoT solutions.
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That they learn all the things I was taught as a young man about how we're only successful as a country as the people who are least successful.
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"He's been a highly successful business man, but he's invested in hundreds of businesses and some of them haven't been successful but most of them have," he said.
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It's just successful enough to have stayed on the air, not so successful that anyone was tempted to keep it on past the end of its useful life.
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"The truth is, success is a process — you can ask anybody who's been successful," she said, pointing to successful restaurateur Danny Meyer, whose son was among the graduates.
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I used to think the skill sets you needed to be successful at home were completely different than the skill sets you needed to be successful at work.
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The 2202,2628-per-night estimate of successful crossers is an extrapolation of Border Patrol data based on a three-to-one ratio of successful crossers to those apprehended.
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The government now employs a bewildering logic, when you cut through all the legal gobbledy gook, that it will permit companies to be successful, but not too successful.
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Even though Starliner will not dock with the space station, the successful Atlas 5 launch and a successful landing would achieve many of the goals of the mission.
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If a founding team is successful, I'll be successful versus someone who is already sitting on 15 boards and will show up once a quarter and try to own the room and who is less invested in whether or not the company does well because [that investor] has already been successful.
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And to the degree there is increased dispersion of successful and unsuccessful firms, this can play a role in increased inequality as the more successful firms are able to share more of that success with their workers while equivalent workers trapped in less successful firms would end up being paid less.
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But, I think what&aposs making Trump so successful is how he became successful as a businessman, and he&aposs translating it into how he&aposs been a politician.
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On the surface, the pair make a lot of sense: Swift, the most successful pop star on the planet, Hiddleston, a very British actor in a very successful franchise.
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RUTLEDGE: WELL, IT WAS DIFFERENT, BUT, YOU KNOW, IT WAS DIFFERENT IN MANY WAYS, BUT FUNDAMENTALLY IT WAS DESIGNED FOR THEM TO BE SUCCESSFUL AND US TO BE SUCCESSFUL.
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For example, it has identified what kind of language the most successful sales people are using and in turn prompts those who are less successful to use it more.
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Stein also has a new book coming out called "Money for the Rest of Us: 10 Questions to Master Successful Investing," and is the host of a successful podcast.
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But I would say, it's not like VR today has been wildly successful for anybody, and you're not gonna see a hugely successful education use case to start it.
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But while it has taken home big money from investments in companies like Okta, many of its most successful companies are still only successful on paper (Airbnb, Pinterest, Lyft).
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"It's so sad and disappointing that successful Black Women are being used to tarnish the image and legacy of successful Black Men, even in death," Cosby's Instagram account added.
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"Weighing in on Cuomo's boosted approval rating — 87%, according to a new Siena poll — Trump said, "one of the reasons he's successful is because we've helped make him successful.
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Bolton ultimately wasn't successful in scuttling Trump's plans that time around, but it's completely possible he may be successful now — if that's in fact what he aimed to do.
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In the absence of those details, they were able to push the rhetoric that was so successful for them during Obama's presidency — and so successful during the 2016 campaign.
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Is A Successful Creative Life — Without Kids — Enough?
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" - Katie, 35 "His mediocre band got too successful.
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"Etsy is only successful when our sellers are successful, and we are constantly listening to how we can better help them reach their goals," an Etsy spokesperson told BuzzFeed News.
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Which, you know, probably one of the last super ... Right, print magazine in the 2000s, when that story ... You shouldn't be launching new successful magazines, but it was ginormously successful.
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After that, we're exploring several space stories, from the successful launch of what could become a "space hotel" to the successful landing of the rocket that put it into orbit.
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He has noted that Japan's drugs market is only 7% of the global one, and that "if we want to be successful, we have to be successful outside of Japan".
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We've got a serial novel called "The Business Secrets of Drug Dealing" that's about how to be a successful — or it's nominally about how to be a successful drug dealer.
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The technology not only led to the successful Quiet Comfort line of consumer noise-canceling headphones, but a highly successful line for professional pilots, and even headsets for NFL coaches.
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"Successful people generally agree that consciousness is contagious, and that exposure to people who are more successful has the potential to expand your thinking and catapult your income," he writes.
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I always felt kind of weird in the beginning, like I don't know if I'm going to be successful because I don't look like the people who are already successful.
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According to Richard St. John, who interviewed hundreds of highly successful people for his book "The 8 Traits Successful People Have in Common, " the world's highest achievers are never complacent.
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Self-made millionaire before becoming a successful entrepreneur, and billionaire Warren Buffett worked as a newspaper delivery boy for the Washington Post before becoming the successful investor he is today.
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"Successful people generally agree that consciousness is contagious, and that exposure to people who are more successful has the potential to expand your thinking and catapult your income," Siebold writes.
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In fact, Powell has been so successful, perhaps too successful, that I am concerned with the new challenges that he is facing, challenges that were partly created by his success.
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Turns out she wasn't, and that her trolling campaign ended up being quite successful—successful enough to get us asking ourselves just how risky it is to eat raw chicken.
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" He also tweeted in January, "Rupert Murdoch is a great guy who likes me much better as a very successful candidate than he ever did as a very successful developer!
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"Thankfully, because of the academy and all of the training we're getting at the airports, working together as a team, we have been successful and we continue to be successful."
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And unless you ban every conference and concert, or shut down every movie theater, successful viruses will do what successful viruses will do: spread faster than you can stop them.
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But sincerely sorry or not, the larger problem is that his image as a successful crime fighter was central to his image as a successful mayor of New York City.
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It's interesting, I'm now 56 years old and I've seen a lot of companies that were very successful and then they weren't so successful and some of them even disappeared.
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But the context of it all is the hustle of comedy life for Louis C.K.'s alter ego, a comic who's successful, albeit not quite as successful as the star.
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They represent a trope that has proven as unkillable as some cheesy horror movie villain: that successful women are incapable of supporting and sharing a space with other successful women.
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His new book, "Rise and Grind: Outperform, Outwork, and Outhustle Your Way to a More Successful and Rewarding Life," explores how successful, high-profile people "maximize" their days, he said.
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Constance Grady: For me, this was the most successful ending — and the most successful use of ironic pop music — that the show has managed since its stunning first three episodes.
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"There's a difference between being successful on Twitter and social media like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and being relatable on social media platforms and actually being successful in real life," she said.
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Successful people are generally enamored by the trappings of their success, Galloway says, and they can conflate the trappings of wealth and power with a passion for what made them successful.
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"I don't feel like I need to be successful for others, I feel like I need to be successful for myself," she said, pointing a perfectly manicured finger at her heart.
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Those who were less successful with weight loss after surgery had parts of their brain light up when they looked at the food, while those who were more successful did not.
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He believes that by applying tried and true principles and protocols that made him successful as a businessman he will also be as successful as a President of the United States.
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In fact, Joey met her on the set of a successful TV pilot (a political comedy; think Veep) that made its transition to the big screen for two super-successful films.
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He wrote in his bestselling book "Winners Never Cheat: Even in Difficult Times" that the difference between the unsuccessful, the temporarily successful, and those who become and remain successful is character.
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"I've evolved to the stage where to have others successful without me being successful is the most beautiful thing I can do," Dalio recently said in an interview with Business Insider.
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If you ever look at any successful scholar, artist, entrepreneur, or athlete; they've all been through some sort of struggle to be considered successful, and success is how many measure happiness.
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But given that his nomination is based in part on him being a successful CEO of a major multinational American company, it seems fair to ask: Was he, in fact, successful?
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There was a period when Italians had to go abroad to become successful, but I think we've reached the point where Italians can stay and be successful in their own country.
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"You point to this account and say we are successful, but we are not successful if people are suffering," said Nickie J. Antonio, a member of the state's House of Representatives.
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"As Trump weighed in on Cuomo's boosted approval rating — 87%, according to a new Siena poll — he said, "One of the reasons he's successful is because we've helped make him successful.
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"Creators who are successful on the platform have come to learn through growing pains what it takes to run a financial successful creative business, while working with advertiser guidelines," Blake said.
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A successful blitz of press and a highly successful organizational campaign is evident in the first quarter of his chart, when he converts neutral people to fans at a swift clip.
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If it is going to dramatically improve other people's lives it is going to be successful, but if it happens to fail, pick yourself up and keep going until you're successful.
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"The exact same (monetary) measures would be successful in one scenario and not successful in another, purely based on people's impressions of the policymakers putting the decisions in place," said Salti.
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The argument he would be making is not that a successful businessman can't run the country but that Trump is neither all that successful nor all that much of a businessman.
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"We don't have enough minority students taking the right classes early on and becoming successful in those classes early on to make successful applicants to any health professional school," Nivet said.
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"The first flight was successful really on all counts," said Keegan Chetwynd, the curator for the Commemorative Air Force, adding that the C-47 made two more successful flights on Wednesday.
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There aren't many kids at the moment that have gone on to be super successful surfers, but there's a lot of kids who have gone on to be super successful people.
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" One of Pizza's most successful posts was "josh hutcherson's
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It was ultimately successful — we have three children now.
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Does he ... He actually is a very successful investor.
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I wrote a book -- a, really, very successful book.
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I wrote a book — a, really, very successful book.
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" Clinton: "You say you love women when they're successful.
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It appears their solution was reasonably successful … this time.
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But how do you get started — and become successful?
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Kelly, you earned 85033 stars & had a successful career.
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These innovations could bolster the industry — if they're successful.
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Every successful business starts from the same place — zero!
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" To be successful, Malhotra advises, "negotiate multiple interests simultaneously.
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Addiction can impact anyone — including highly successful business people.
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Who knows when it ends -- and if it's successful.
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" Putin himself just heralded the meeting as "successful overall.
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It's called evolutionary computation, or genetic algorithms, and it sets up machines to do certain tasks; when one is successful through trial and error, it's combined with other machines that are successful.
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He is also a successful CEO of a successful company, so he also knows how government regulations often have the unintended effect of hurting the very workers they are supposed to help.
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"Storm chasing requires a forecast, and since successful storm chasing requires a successful forecast, I (became) interested in forecasting methods that work," Doswell said in a well-known essay on storm chasing.
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The Initiative will build on NHLA's process, modeled after other successful programs such as the Gay and Lesbian Victory Fund, whose program has been successful in increasing the number of LGBTQ appointees.
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History shows that bringing together a strong team, harnessing their advice and talents, and working together for the American people will lead to a successful Cabinet, and in turn, a successful presidency.
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"We all kind of agreed that if were successful—and obviously this was a risk—but if we were successful it would be a really great ending to the story," Zork said.
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The successful execution by the bilateral amassed force strengthened the Kingdom of Thailand and the US commitment to regional security as its relationship solidified in a successful conclusion to the beach landing.
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Having close access to ultra-successful people can yield some pretty incredible information about who they really are, what makes them tick, and, most importantly, what makes them so successful and productive.
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"You can be burned out no matter how successful you are, and you can be unhappy no matter how successful you are," said Kan, who sold his first startup for $1 billion.
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Having close access to ultra-successful people can yield some pretty incredible information about who they really are, what makes them tick and, most importantly, what makes them so successful and productive.
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" And as a spokesperson for the company told Refinery29: "Etsy is only successful when our sellers are successful, and we are constantly listening to how we can better help them reach their goals.
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"Successful people generally agree that consciousness is contagious, and that exposure to people who are more successful has the potential to expand your thinking and catapult your income," the self-made millionaire writes.
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If you look carefully at any of those lottery-winner stories, one thing you would notice is that hardly any of the winners are CEOs, senior executives, successful entrepreneurs or successful professionals. Why?
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THE Brexiteers are one of the most successful pressure groups in British history—arguably the second-most successful after the Anti-Corn Law Leaguers who inspired the creation of The Economist in 1843.
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With that said, there is nothing in basic religious theology that suggests that just because somebody is successful and somebody else is not successful, that some sort of cosmic injustice has been done.
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The idea is that one shot learning can learn that so we can line up two models and tell you if this [drug] is successful, I think this one will also be successful.
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WE NEED TO MAKE GOOD ON THIS PROMISE IF WE'RE GOING TO BE SUCCESSFUL POLITICALLY, BUT MOST IMPORTANTLY, IF WE WANT TO BE SUCCESSFUL AS A COUNTRY WE HAVE TO GET THIS DONE.
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"Successful people generally agree that consciousness is contagious, and that exposure to people who are more successful has the potential to expand your thinking and catapult your income," he writes in his book.
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"I was supporting Mr. Trump because he is a very successful businessman, he is very shrewd and I thought the United States now needs a successful businessman rather than a politician," Habtoor said.
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Individuals with a low level of emotional intelligence can be successful, she said, but she argues that those individuals could be even more successful if they had a higher level of emotional intelligence.
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"Obama says that although new technology has given a larger reach to successful figures like himself and Benioff, helping them become more successful and influential, he also sees that technology has "amplified inequalities.
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But such constitutional arguments, while totally cogent and compelling, were not successful in Arkansas in 1978, and have not been successful in custody cases anywhere else in the United States to this day.
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Having run a successful entertainment production and finance company that made consistently successful films in a difficult climate I know what it takes to develop, execute and finance a commercially viable creative project.
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Personally, I'd rather go forward with 10 new ideas that yield just a handful of successful results than take extra time analyzing and agonizing over two initiatives that yield just one successful result.
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The most successful bills have historically come out of committees, because successful committee votes provide evidence of a policy's ability to pass the full Senate, and pressure members of both parties to participate.
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The study, in the journal Global Ecology and Biogeography, found that successful invaders tended to come from regions with a high genetic diversity of competing species and a long history of successful competition.
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E.N.G.A.G.E. will help you design experiences that promote "successful thinking".
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And with Argentina, Elliott again found a successful legal strategy.
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YV: We already have successful ventures in the country, e.g.
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Binny Bansal and Sachin Bansal had a very successful 2018.
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"The DDoS is unlikely to be successful," reassures Hutchins. Phew.
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Efforts to reach Curiel on Monday were not immediately successful.
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But Oklahoma's effort mostly failed, while Louisiana's was largely successful.
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And of course all three of them were magnificently successful.
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The most successful moments were those with a clear focus.
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You already have a very successful clothing line with Kittenish.
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"It was a successful mission following extensive coordination," Army Gen.
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One of Mexico's most successful industries faces a similar challenge.
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Successful change often boils down to a few key factors.
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Shrek is the most successful animated franchise in movie history.
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Some of them have become very successful members of society.
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Multiple attempts to locate attorneys for Barata were not successful.
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And, therefore, Reagan was ultimately able to be very successful.
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You can be accidentally successful for three or four years.
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" I think if all of us are successful, that's fine."
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Ed Fries Nobody knew what was going to be successful.
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Second, VCs love success and want to back successful founders.
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Efforts to reach Shiga by CNBC have not been successful.
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Indeed, hard to be upset after such a successful day.
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As far as other successful country artists not doing this?
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WZ: We were in successful in, uh, Mexico-, WZ: [Laughs].
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"When we were kids, he wasn't as successful," Susie says.
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They can be successful against systems with all these protections.
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Yes, he had a successful website before even Mark Zuckerberg.
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That's been a successful way to do business thus far.
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That schedule appears to be intact after Kershaw's successful session.
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He's also a wildly successful entrepreneur in his own right.
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Does that, do you think, ultimately been a successful effort?
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I'm the most surprised person around that I'm successful anyway.
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Who, despite his political leanings, is an incredibly successful man.
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Ineffective ads were killed in minutes, while successful ones scaled.
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Nothing is ever final; that's what's made the series successful.
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Many successful executives invest heavily in startups and venture funds.
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Efforts to contact Bornstein for comment have not been successful.
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One key reason is that the Micro VCs were successful.
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LEVIN: That you are successful in giving voice to conservatism?
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This would heavily compromise a successful debt refinancing in FY19.
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Beyond had a wildly successful initial public offering last month.
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"The updated text reads: "Melania is also a successful entrepreneur.
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How successful they would be, however, has never been clear.
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It's unlikely that Lewis's efforts here will be similarly successful.
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PEOPLE's attempts to reach Johnson's attorney were not immediately successful.
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The runner could stand to win $1 million if successful.
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""What does it take to be successful in this company?
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It's also a method used by successful companies like Google.
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"If Baylor is successful, then it's anyone's game," Self said.
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Why was Bush such a successful leader in foreign affairs?
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No, because the ones that are successful look good, right?
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His intensity and talent helped make the Rocky movies successful.
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There's a reason successful people tend to be early risers.
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A LuLaRoe executive reportedly made $1,000 for every successful referral.
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And we have been successful at that in my state.
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Cassie, like many contestants before her, is painfully, obviously successful.
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And his disruption was certainly very successful in that summit.
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The actions were instantly successful in reversing the lira's weakness.
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Attempts to contact the orphanage's director were not immediately successful.
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They were enthralling to watch together, and successful as well.
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All these ridiculously successful people, but it's that or bust.
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The introduction took place in wheelchairs after their successful surgeries.
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Right, as a very wealthy person and successful person. Yeah.
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The trust had one successful placement in the last year.
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You can be successful by studying and going to school.
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Hamilton is one of the most successful Broadway musicals, ever.
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And it's pretty clear that those suppression efforts were successful.
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Perhaps Twilio's highly successful public offering is changing some minds.
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We weren't sure if we would be successful or not.
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Altchek did a successful reconstruction of Bailey's shoulder in 2013.
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Obviously, she's extremely busy and successful in what she's doing.
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We accomplished that, so from that perspective it was successful.
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Militants have launched successful maritime attacks in the area before.
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Dorsey isn't the only successful person who values his health.
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Yeah. Your most successful ... What do we call your clients?
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I think your most successful creator is a podcast, right?
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We believe that we have a successful outcome in Syria.
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The richest, most successful people tend to be big readers.
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But how successful that will be remains to be seen.
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McRae, in the statement, said successful conservation involves many organizations.
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"We had a very successful first summit," he told Kim.
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"Successful settlement happens when you support one another," Chahal says.
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OKUMU: Assuming two years down the line, we are successful.
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Maybe Linksys' take on the idea will be more successful.
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How successful this strategy was in fomenting division remains unclear.
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I don't begrudge anyone their successful, badass Wonder Woman movie.
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The most successful individuals are "focused and obsessed," he says.
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But based on competence, based on everything, very successful guy.
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A successful debut might tempt others to do the same.
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The company has been very successful at raising venture capital.
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Its aides don't know enough policy to craft successful legislation.
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Another successful 4mysquad format was to contrast Clinton with Sanders.
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It's another successful opening for the low budget horror franchise.
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Yet there are affinities, as a successful British petition shows.
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The city has been no more successful at building roads.
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Melania had an extremely successful modeling career, among other accomplishments.
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You always grow out of it if you're successful. Right.
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"Competition is core to successful broadband markets," the report states.
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"He felt that Romney had avoided looking successful," says Nunberg.
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Haddish was successful – she intercepted Streep on the red carpet.
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CARL, YOU'RE OBVIOUSLY A VERY SMART GUY, VERY SUCCESSFUL GUY.
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Quite the reverse — Markle is successful, educated, and financially independent.
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The most successful people here have traveled the hardest path.
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Successful reform there would help stabilise the whole Middle East.
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If the pilot is successful, it will be repeated elsewhere.
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There were a few arguments where Yang was less successful.
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The successful climb was done on only his second attempt.
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Many successful Negro business or professional men have lived there.
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I mean, we all wanted him to be wildly successful.
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And if Discord is successful, it may not stay small.
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Since being released, however, the Echo has been wildly successful.
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By June 2010, Tesla held a successful initial public offering.
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People can't believe how successful that has been, relatively speaking.
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As speaker, Mr. Ryan has proved successful at the first.
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Sounds like those outings were successful to a certain extent.
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SpaceIL confirmed that its robotic "Beresheet" spacecraft was not successful.
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He added that the strategy was unlikely to prove successful.
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Apple's efforts in this area have been even less successful.
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People can't believe how successful that has been relatively speaking.
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Any successful media executive produces content to expand audience size.
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They were less successful in bringing people to their destination.
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PEOPLE's attempts to reach Marquez's family have not been successful.
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Only 22 percent of such claims were successful in 2017.
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And for that you need those businesses to be successful.
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The only truly successful way to ensure spoilers are avoided.
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If you're successful there, maybe you can build even more.
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Successful entrepreneurs have a healthy dose of energy and wisdom.
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Esther Wojcicki knows what it takes to raise successful children.
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Me: I'M SO HAPPY FOR ALL THOSE YOUNG, SUCCESSFUL PPL.
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The Sprint acquisition is now the company's largest successful purchase.
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Tax agency chief Jorge Rachid said the program was successful.
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The Vilas properties have been particularly successful for your company.
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To build successful artificial intelligence applications, countries need capable engineers.
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There are entrepreneurs who struggle to start one successful company.
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Successful seed funds limit their size and access relatively early.
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And if we continue to do that, we'll be successful.
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"Now, I'm not living proof that it's successful," he joked.
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If they're compelling, even mediocre marketing can often be successful.
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We don't really know if the singer's seduction is successful.
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I think Boom [requires] four ingredients to make it successful.
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Once that approach proved successful, Koko went one step further.
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Mark Cuban is one of the world's most successful entrepreneurs.
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It also has a successful Indian subsidiary, Maruti Suzuki (MRTI.NS).
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And here's a history of Japan's most successful invention — ramen.
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He's only half successful, but that's sort of the joke.
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"We will be successful when this become boring," Musk said.
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Before the recent crackdown, Tiyip had a highly successful career.
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I love Kickstarter gadgets, but they're rarely successful or important.
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After a successful election, some of that impetus could vanish.
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If successful, this is very bad for the card networks.
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Underpayment is not the way to build a successful game.
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We are not successful, but that's a part of success.
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And already there are other successful companies copying his tactics.
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That set off what would become a successful reporting career.
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It is unclear how successful the strike would have been.
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Let's go across the country: In Austin, not as successful.
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There's no one element responsible for making the game successful.
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The secret to being a successful working mother is: Flexibility.
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It's true that Obama, personally, was a very successful politician.
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As of now it doesn't appear the breakout was successful.
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For instance, do successful candidates have long and productive careers?
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British Columbia already has a successful carbon tax in place.
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There are a few ways to be successful in fashion.
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People assume if you're successful that life is so easy.
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She said when you're successful, it's life as an object.
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Successful attempts at tricking machine vision systems are well documented.
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And diplomacy, no matter how successful, is denounced as appeasement.
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I went from VERY successful businessman, to top T.V. Star….
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According to recent earnings reports, the strategy was pretty successful.
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And so, that strategy has been super successful for us.
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But why haven't we seen many successful B2B service marketplaces?
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We also recapped the successful IPOs for DocuSign and Smartsheet.
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QE appears to have been less successful at boosting inflation.
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Even the most successful people don't have all the answers.
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Their ability to fight FDA regulation has been largely successful.
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It's not always successful, but when it is — people notice.
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Successful appeals ensure that our systems get better and better.
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But of course that's partially why they're generally so successful.
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Flashback: These two players have been successful in the past.
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Successful science fiction necessarily plays on real hopes and fears.
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Stella Lane is brilliant, beautiful, and an extremely successful econometrician.
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Jessica Alba knows firsthand what it takes to be successful.
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Her father, a successful investment banker, supported her cultural pursuits.
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Almost no one becomes successful on his or her own.
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The majority of those fail to produce a successful pregnancy.
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In what human endeavor has government ever been 100% successful?
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"Every successful company compensates their employees via equity," Dickey explains.
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How it could make school a successful adventure for them.
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It is, to outward appearances, a lovely and successful place.
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So what is a successful way to deal with this?
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Amazon has been a hugely successful, widely admired, diversified company.
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The successful candidate will work with colleagues across editorial departments.
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And when you're a successful space startup, it pours money.
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Of course, "successful" is not the only one out there.
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For her, a successful side hustle is not about money.
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It's a small hiccup in an otherwise successful first flight.
|
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Nothing revs up the hormones like a successful sporting event.
|
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Whether it is successful in practice remains to be seen.
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BLONDE SOLD A MILLION PLUS WITHOUT A LABEL, THAT'S SUCCESSFUL.
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It was basically How to Build a Successful Program 211.
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In December 2016, the two men underwent successful transplant surgery.
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I was never successful at reaching anyone at the company.
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These movies are successful largely because they know their base.
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The EAC is the most successful of Africa's regional blocs.
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And men and women become successful the exact same way.
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This was before the days of successful kids starting companies.
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Any successful BBQ requires a seemingly endless supply of refreshments.
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Blonde sold a million plus without a label, that's successful.
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Bolster was the vice president at a successful hedge fund.
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I think [Jendi] dreams of someday being that successful himself.
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Successful navigation requires a way of fixing latitude and longitude.
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"The most successful entrepreneurs take affordable next steps," John said.
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The album's production was funded by a successful Kickstarter campaign.
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GSK already said in December that the studies were successful.
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A team like this, especially, that's used to being successful.
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We want you to have a successful experience at Disrupt.
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He helps to run his own family's very successful business.
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And clearly, her Atkins40 plan and workouts are proving successful.
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We're successful for a bit and then start our day.
|
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J.Crew's wildly successful partnership with Universal Standard is back, baby.
|
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"I just want to see everybody be successful," Powell said.
|
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The logistics and pipelines business has been the most successful.
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Clear and transparent policies will be important for successful development.
|
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Obtainability: The most famous and successful oyster in California history.
|
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And what's the final key to this successful hibernation equation?
|
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"I'm sure Nvidia will be successful as well," he ventures.
|
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You don't always need a college degree to be successful.
|
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If successful, the move could set precedent in Latin America.
|
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The company's first successful sea landing was made April 8.
|
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It was her second most successful film with $107.5 million.
|
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Similar transplants and births have previously been successful in Sweden.
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But I could have never anticipated how successful you've become.
|
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Forensic analysis revealed none of the login attempts were successful.
|
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On the one hand, it's a wildly successful crafting chain.
|
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And if clinical trials are as successful as Olofsson hopes?
|
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We borrowed insights from the successful German model of innovation.
|
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What do you think has made you so uniquely successful?
|
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Similar claims persisted through her successful residency in Las Vegas.
|
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The secondary objective of a barge landing was less successful.
|
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Sones has been extremely successful raising this money this way.
|
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It gives people the tools they need to become successful.
|
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It does not have the ring of a successful campaign.
|
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Madeleine Albright, J.K. Rowling: Mothers — successful, thriving mothers — are everywhere.
|
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IT is a successful time for films featuring gay subjects.
|
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Why are you not rooting for it to be successful?
|
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That's okay, though, he's busy with his successful modeling career.
|
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To be this successful in the modern age is staggering.
|
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Wall Street will be watching closely for a successful handoff.
|
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They went on to perform in several successful theatrical productions.
|
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These days, successful startups are growing up faster than ever.
|
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You'll be a happier and more successful freelancer for it.
|
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Despite a successful public debut, Delivery Hero is not profitable.
|
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All that changed quickly during yet another successful Penguins comeback.
|
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The iPhone is the most successful consumer product in history.
|
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I just thought: If this is hugely successful, who cares?
|
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To be a successful CEO you gotta have this look!
|
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Now President Trump successful presidency is literally driving them insane.
|
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We set ourselves up to be successful every four years.
|
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We're already seeing some companies develop successful new benefit models.
|
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President Donald Trump called it "another successful job" later Thursday.
|
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Robert Pittenger lost the nomination to successful challenger Mark Harris.
|
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Emotionally intelligent people are successful because they never stop learning.
|
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And there's a reason why Molotov has been quite successful.
|
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If successful, the company would then press for financial redress.
|
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On the first count, the movement has been remarkably successful.
|
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It learned that a successful resume was a man's resume.
|
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There's all sorts of ways we can make it successful.
|
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But it really takes hard work to be that successful.
|
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Lee is one of Malaysia's most popular and successful sportsmen.
|
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As we've gradually become successful and now have 5,000 engineers.
|
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Which great games ... successful games, not great games, usually are.
|
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Ah, so that's the secret to running a successful venue.
|
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Why would we be more successful than France in this?
|
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What can I do to help our team be successful?
|
|
India's most successful movie star is almost unrecognisable in "Tubelight".
|
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The company was successful, but it had some sluggish periods.
|
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They've been successful with the shutdown for 11 years now.
|
|
CNN's efforts Wednesday to reach Hamula were not immediately successful.
|
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In some cases, Facebook simply copied successful aspects of Periscope.
|
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DE) in case of a successful acquisition of E.ON's (EONGn.
|
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Former Bachelorettes have been wildly successful at leveraging the platform.
|
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Each one was a little more successful than the last.
|
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Procrastinating is something your successful friends are really bad at.
|
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In short, it's HR's worst nightmare, and it's wildly successful.
|
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After all, the most successful people make time for exercise.
|
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Not all efforts to produce cheap electronics have been successful.
|
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Cyprus made a successful exit from the programme in 2016.
|
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The procedure, typically used by the minority, is rarely successful.
|
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The successful speaker, consultant and author has a few tricks.
|
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If successful, these structures could rapidly accelerate human space travel.
|
|
They should, even though they're not likely to be successful.
|
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Suffice to say ... it was an eventful, very successful shindig.
|
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If you want to be successful, that's up to you.
|
|
Efforts to reach Vulcan Inc for comment were not successful.
|
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The most successful distributed system to date is mobile technology.
|
|
Was Russia successful in influencing the outcome of the election?
|
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We have, thus far, been mostly successful in stopping it.
|
|
Pixar's movies, like Finding Dory, are successful for a reason.
|
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We were thrilled to discover that our mission was successful.
|
|
You've just competed on a wildly successful season of Survivor.
|
|
CNN's attempts to reach the officers were not immediately successful.
|
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Their goal was to determine the most successful managerial style.
|
|
"This has been a successful mission," Johnson told CNN television.
|
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It's not that you make these movies to be successful.
|
|
Kushner stuck around for the more successful May 4 vote.
|
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His cousins Ali and Hadi Partovi are successful tech investors.
|
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Secondly, storytelling is a huge part of any successful photograph.
|
|
A less successful attempt to merge automobile and the ocean.
|
|
None of the companies had any knowledge of successful intrusions.
|
|
Despite these challenges, women have been tremendously successful in business.
|
|
Men who appreciated "observational" and "surreal" humor were less successful.
|
|
The richest, most successful people tend to be avid readers.
|
|
Have you went on any successful dates through Tinder yet?
|
|
Many successful presidents have scored highly [on the psychopathy scale].
|
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Instead, the steps triggered by the environmental review were successful.
|
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I feel like I was only partially successful at that.
|
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A second government defeat might imply a successful Brexit fightback.
|
|
Here are a few things successful people refuse to do.
|
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Good intentions are not the same as a successful outcome.
|
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A lot of successful companies do this kind of hybrid.
|
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Short term solutions to control immigration are never successful anyways.
|
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If successful, more drones will be sent to the region.
|
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"North Korea considers detaining an American a measurably successful move."
|
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But an average idea with great execution could become successful.
|
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First they think Sweden and they'll be rich and successful.
|
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The women that run are very likely to be successful.
|
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And then to be successful at every level after that?
|
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Viruses that succeed in ferrets are often successful in humans.
|
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VR and esports together could be a hugely successful collaboration.
|
|
Zumwalt was also a selfless and successful leader in retirement.
|
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Thankfully, the plane made a successful landing 10 minutes later.
|
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Our security team has confirmed no additional attempts were successful.
|
|
Meanwhile, since 2004, Timberlake's solo career has been hugely successful.
|
|
Attempts to contact Crowley's attorney were also not successful Monday.
|
|
To be successful, you have to do the hard things.
|
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There's a very successful little blue pill on the market.
|
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Several factors made the ban on biological weapons largely successful.
|
|
Perhaps the most successful modern port of it is Slither.
|
|
It's unclear if it will be successful in that regard.
|
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That makes it even harder for us to be successful.
|
|
And after a very successful Kickstarter campaign, Vector is here.
|
|
We thought, 'We have to go there to be successful.
|
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This clarification is a prerequisite for the successful new start.
|
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It's been successful because it fills a deep psychological need.
|
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It's the only way to be successful at habit change.
|
|
Their most successful single, "Like a Stone," released in 2003.
|
|
But again: Where were the Black successful female leads characters?
|
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One is confidence, belief in your ability to be successful.
|
|
New Year's wraps a successful holiday season for the couple.
|
|
What's the secret to a long, happy and successful life?
|
|
Despite this haste, the process has appeared successful thus far.
|
|
You don't have to be a jerk to be successful.
|
|
Overall, it has been a successful year for the agreement.
|
|
The same can be said for a successful Facebook Live.
|
|
North Korea claims Sunday's successful satellite launch was its fourth.
|
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I'm going to be a singer, a successful business woman.
|
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The Patriots are the most successful entity in that game.
|
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Her mother was quite a successful painter, she went on.
|
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Mindfulness meditation has become increasingly popular among highly successful CEOs.
|
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That is how he became a successful businessman and entertainer.
|
|
Practically overnight, Arif became a wildly successful developer in Brooklyn.
|
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After a few minutes, they were successful and zoomed off.
|
|
Now, Samsung's successful launch has been marred by exploding batteries.
|
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What separates him from a particularly ambitious or successful witch?
|
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By contrast, efforts to cull mosquitoes have been less successful.
|
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The Antares rocket during its successful return to flight. (NASA)
|
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"Plaintiffs lawyers have been very successful in Delaware," said Strine.
|
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I think that would be a more successful way forward.
|
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Some other Texas school districts also reported successful bond referendums.
|
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Scooter's company helped Kanye launch his super successful Adidas business.
|
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The man bun had a pretty successful run in 2015.
|
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The test, while successful, also revealed the tough road ahead.
|
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This was the first test, and it was really successful.
|
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If successful, it could be used again following Hurricane Irma.
|
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Then in 2015, Adele dropped her very successful album 25.
|
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Efforts to reach Varenberg directly on Tuesday were not successful.
|
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Had it been successful, I'd classify it as suicidal manslaughter.
|
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It's not clear at this point whether they'll be successful.
|
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He was among America's most successful entertainers, and her mentor.
|
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I have a friend who is successful by most measures.
|
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AND YOU HAVE TO DO EACH WELL TO BE SUCCESSFUL.
|
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Attempts to reach Ms. Vidaud on Tuesday were not successful.
|
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Ask anyone who worked for me — I love successful women.
|
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Like Kershaw, Scherzer has had a successful career thus far.
|
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But those early migrants don't appear to have been successful.
|
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This assumes the successful refinancing of its entire capital structure.
|
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Today, the company is more successful than it's ever been.
|
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Focus instead on making your business as successful as possible.
|
|
In addition to her acting, Plumb is a successful painter.
|
|
And some of its efforts with technology have been successful.
|
|
You don't need a Ph.D. to be a successful investor.
|
|
Americans have great respect for successful entrepreneurs and business leaders.
|
|
You've got to be really good today to be successful.
|
|
Today, Leigh is a successful filmmaker in her own right.
|
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Whoever the successful candidate is, they'll have a mammoth task.
|
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That's up for debate, since few cases have been successful.
|
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After calling it "very successful," he struggled to describe it.
|
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A successful Afghanistan strategy must be about more than Afghanistan.
|
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I think it's going to be a very successful deal.
|
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KELLY EVANS: Would you say that's your most successful investment?
|
|
Still, Democrats were successful almost all over the political map.
|
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The second time she was successful in her asylum application.
|
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"People with low scores can still be successful," Goldman said.
|
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He hit several successful drop shots, testing Kyrgios's sore hip.
|
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In 1998, I managed Gray Davis' successful campaign for governor.
|
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It eliminates a successful preregistration program for high school students.
|
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You can't be a solitary executive and a successful president.
|
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To be successful, their leaders must pretend not to lead.
|
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And if successful, the rewards of 5G would be extraordinary.
|
|
A successful Kickstarter campaign, for example, can turn the tide.
|
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Are they drawing the right lessons for a successful strategy?
|
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The most successful has been the lineman course Bowling completed.
|
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They are also fans of the increasingly successful national team.
|
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None of the cases has resulted in a successful prosecution.
|
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Because being young, successful and single is something to celebrate.
|
|
The attempt to repel Western universalism has been stunningly successful.
|
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GSK already said in December that these studies were successful.
|
|
A successful motor vehicles industry uses thousands of specialized parts.
|
|
And in that sense, Jarvis is more successful than ever.
|
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There's much to be learned from successful businesses, as well.
|
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"Ask how successful they've been since they left" Trump said.
|
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I love my work, and am relatively successful at it.
|
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Successful companies are founded on products — not features, Cuban says.
|
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Common elements are the successful parts of any overarching plan.
|
|
The sisterhood was successful and Hill was able to testify.
|
|
CHIP is a wildly popular, bipartisan program – and incredibly successful.
|
|
The 85033 Annapolis Convention proposed the outstandingly successful Constitutional Convention.
|
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They were famous, they were successful, and they were archrivals.
|
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It's another successful cloud software IPO for the tech sector.
|
|
Successful leaders are those who continue to learn and grow.
|
|
You'll be happier and more successful, both personally and professionally.
|
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But it's not true: even successful people struggle with confidence.
|
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They help our children learn and grow into successful adults.
|
|
The previous intercept test, conducted in February, had been successful.
|
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Two new treatments have been successful 90% of the time.
|
|
But scientists might be closing in on a successful treatment.
|
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"One of Nintendo's most successful platforms is 3DS," Kaplan said.
|
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Successful people talk about ideas; unsuccessful people talk about people.
|
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Siri will confirm you were successful by accouncing, "VoiceOver off."
|
|
Efforts to reach representatives of Azevedo were not immediately successful.
|
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It's a surprising but successful expansion on Warp + Weft's part.
|
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Lawyer Baratelli said the company's successful tender bids were lawful.
|
|
Will harboring prosecutions be more successful than employer sanctions were?
|
|
I've had a successful career in banking and financial services.
|
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Children with active fathers are healthier, happier, and more successful.
|
|
This is the first of her books that was successful.
|
|
Putting together four successful rounds has become a significant hurdle.
|
|
It wasn't as if the old C7 design wasn't successful.
|
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I just didn't know if I'd be successful at it.
|
|
McMaster was more successful in a fight over Afghanistan policy.
|
|
Successful regulatory reform is rare, but it's not a unicorn.
|
|
Like with any successful marketing campaign, the appeal is calculated.
|
|
Successful CEOs are curious, hungry, and always looking to learn.
|
|
"He was handsome, smart, funny and extremely successful," she said.
|
|
After this, successful applicants can also apply for further funding.
|
|
THEY HAVE THE LEADERSHIP NOW TO MAKE THEIR BUSINESS SUCCESSFUL.
|
|
If they're successful at it, they could be another Microsoft.
|
|
He's arguably the most successful television executive in modern times.
|
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Successful cyberattacks have both a human and a financial toll.
|
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We want to be a successful manufacturer in every way.
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Attempts to contact Dr. Zheng on Friday were not successful.
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International attempts to depoliticize the PSF have been less successful.
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Harvard Business School churns out successful people year after year.
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After finishing his MBA, Carey started a successful media career.
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If successful, he would be assured of a Politburo seat.
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The successful candidate will be paid £60 ($73) an hour.
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Many other successful business leaders also prioritize listening to customers.
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""How many think they will be financially successful in life?
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Maybe then we would be more successful in picking partners.
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And quite frankly, he has been fairly successful at it.
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"It's a successful and profitable sector right now," she said.
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My husband is a successful business owner and productive resident.
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We can't be successful in the Gulf without Saudi Arabia.
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Pence has touted the environmental benefits of successful beehives before.
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How successful these tactics will be remains an open question.
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"Specialization is critical to be successful," Caballero told Business Insider.
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It has become the poster child of successful fisheries management.
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Booksellers have also found themselves accidentally creating successful online characters.
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Even the most successful people have experienced setbacks and failures.
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It's "a huge company, an unbelievably successful company," she said.
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It topped the country charts and produced two successful singles.
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I never met a successful person until I was 24.
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His father was a successful developer, but not in Manhattan.
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And Kohl's said the partnership is proving successful, thus far.
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MORE are the two most successful Democrats in modern history.
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I had no idea, then, how successful I could be.
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The Iraqi Donnie Brasco appears to have been less successful.
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Citadel is one of the most successful hedge fund empires.
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But not everyone's convinced it'll continue its successful earnings streak.
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Environmental activists, preservationists and others started a successful protest movement.
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Whatever I gotta do, I'm gonna make this place successful.
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Successful cooking boils down to two factors: time and temperature.
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It is still the most financially successful games in history.
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"I live like a successful working class guy," he explains.
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Analysts, however, do not expect an appeal to be successful.
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So what she's doing is very valuable and very successful.
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Not all attempts to harness online searches have proven successful.
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A successful American economy relies on open and free competition.
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Clinton is heir to an enormously successful bipartisan governing tradition.
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One of his successful attempts spread quickly on social media.
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"In New York, this was a successful program," Cruz said.
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Instead, he is tweeting his hope for a successful summit.
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He was in fact hopeful, an ideologue and successful converter.
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But the script was even less successful this time around.
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But in this I'm not so sure she's been successful.
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Mr. Howard had a successful stage career in New York.
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Those Olympics were viewed as one of Russia's least successful.
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The Chicago rapper is 23 years old and quite successful.
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If a transplant was successful, would there be full functionality?
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What does it take to be a successful Airbnb host?
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You also need to work hard to be truly successful.
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If successful, the switch will take place in January 2018.
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