And so, Hastings did that successfully, Reed Hastings did that successfully.
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I saw both of them struggle with it successfully and not so successfully.
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The complaint suggests Fox successfully built multiple miniguns he unlawfully transferred to Carlson that were successfully smuggled into Mexico.
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Motherboard has successfully downloaded and installed the app onto two Android phones; it only successfully booted on one of the devices.
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You might land successfully, [but] once you land successfully, you'll be working non-stop to build the base — so not much time for leisure.
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For example, the startup successfully used their near-real-time tool, called Twitris, to successfully predict the Brexit vote hours earlier than traditional polling companies.
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As of January 5th, the site reports that squirrels have successfully disrupted the power grid 623 times, whereas birds have successfully penetrated it 214 times.
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The California-based firm found that the hackers successfully secured login credentials from some employees at Burisma and successfully infiltrated one of the company's servers.
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Those measures will delay mosquito colonization substantially, but they are unlikely to successfully prevent it, and the poorest countries are least likely to successfully implement them.
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After a failed 1996 gubernatorial election, he successfully ran for Congress again in 1998, a job he held until he successfully ran for governor in 2012.
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Putin offers a lot of money for those willing to be corrupted, but zero inspiration of the kind successfully offered by Kremlin predecessors who successfully peddled collectivism.
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Eligible prisoners who successfully reduce their risk of recidivism will be able to earn ten days of time credits for each 30 days of successfully completed programming.
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Sika AG: * SIKA SUCCESSFULLY PLACES CHF 550 MILLION TRIPLE-TRANCHE BONDS * SAYS SUCCESSFULLY PLACES CHF 550 MILLION TRIPLE-TRANCHE BONDS Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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SpaceX has successfully returned numerous rockets over the past few years, including when it successfully launched and then landed a used rocket for the first time in March.
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Blue Origin successfully lands both booster and crew capsule after test launch Blue Origin crossed a major milestone on Wednesday as it successfully executed a live separation test.
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It's a romantic show as well as an angry one, sometimes successfully and sometimes less successfully absurdist, and authentically Southern in a way that is rare for television.
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Mr. Buffett said the likelihood of an auto company successfully getting into the insurance business was about as likely as insurance companies successfully getting into the auto business.
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When I've misplaced the tracker in my house, I've successfully used the app's Bluetooth-powered Find Me feature and its visual proximity radar to successfully guide me to it.
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In March, SpaceX successfully relaunched a used Falcon 9 rocket, successfully demonstrating the reliability of new technology that Musk said would lower the cost of space exploration and travel.
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He also couldn't even successfully order a gun using his Echo, but it did successfully add it to his shopping list, for the next time he visits the gun store.
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But what helps set Chen apart is not only his ability to successfully land quads in the first place, but his ability to successfully land several different types of quads.
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Abbott, a Republican, and his aides say they successfully forced a predatory business out of Texas, while leaving the door open for former Trump University students to successfully sue Trump individually.
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Jessica Simpson successfully — and famously — lost the 50 lbs.
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Dukereh - also a U.S. citizen - successfully campaigned on change.
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" In short, her "fantasy is successfully getting it done.
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Dressel successfully defended his title, holding off Chalmers by .
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Democratic leaders, meanwhile, successfully convinced their preferred candidate — Rep.
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People arrived looking for others — sometimes successfully, sometimes not.
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Philip Breedlove, and others — had their accounts successfully compromised.
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Since successfully landing its first Falcon rocket in December 2015, SpaceX has successfully returned boosters 12 more times on drone barges floating in the ocean or on a landing pad on the ground.
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The hackers successfully secured login credentials from some employees and successfully infiltrated one of the company's servers, according to Area 1, the California-based security company that first caught wind of the hack.
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As of July 2019, it had successfully added 46,000 vehicles.
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After that explanation, I was able to train her successfully.
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Yet the majority of demand was successfully filled, traders said.
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Cyanide and Happiness has already successfully run multiple Kickstarter campaigns.
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This method has successfully set Nasdaq breakout targets since 2012.
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In that case, Washington state successfully sued over the Jan.
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The video's production costs were successfully Kickstarted back in 2013.
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The Ariane 5 rocket carrying BepiColombo successfully lifted off Saturday.
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Texas students successfully hijacked a drone in a university experiment.
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Remedies of this sort have been tried successfully in Europe.
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But after being edited together, the message was successfully twisted.
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"We successfully breached into your huge network," the video said.
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This is what Europe has successfully delivered for many years.
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SpaceX successfully launched and attempted to land another rocket today.
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Democrats did not successfully utilize the Panera Bread strategy. 249.
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It successfully performed a Chang'e 5 test run in 2014.
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Kevin successfully got into real estate development after the JoBros.
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Mourdock had successfully challenged moderate Republican and longtime US Sen.
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Van Amburg and Erlicht have successfully pushed some edgier shows.
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After successfully bringing sexy back, Justin Timberlake is going gnome.
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The parachute deployed successfully, and without major rips or tangles.
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But does telling a story help founders raise capital successfully?
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North Korea said it successfully fired the missile on Sunday.
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Somehow, they successfully trek to a shelter in Arctic Circle.
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It also successfully identified which individuals had previously attempted suicide.
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The work is smart, and successfully obvious without being overstated.
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Over and over, people were successfully seeing the ban lifted.
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Fast forward to 2018, and I'm working successfully in merchandising.
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He successfully appealed the conviction and was released on bond.
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Vaccination was, in other words, successfully blocking a drug's effect.
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Her husband's support proved crucial in successfully launching the business.
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To do that, though, it will have to land successfully.
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On its first trip, the Little Sunfish successfully navigated underwater.
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We've yet to successfully handle this original sin of America.
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In 1952, the US successfully detonated the first hydrogen bomb.
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Bird and Lime remain independent, after successfully raising new capital.
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Go deeper: NASA's InSight lander successfully touches down on Mars
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"CHAI successfully intervened in a transforming market," Mann Tweel concludes.
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Players will also be praised for successfully taking out opponents.
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So how did it fly under the radar so successfully?
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But it has never been successfully adapted for the screen.
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Some companies are successfully challenging the denials in federal court.
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Doctors at Jackson Hospital were able to successfully remove it.
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I struggled to successfully remove the covers a few times.
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"I've never successfully sold one of my products," he admits.
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Companies like Facebook have been successfully fighting regulations for years.
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Bucklew had successfully staved off his execution in the past.
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Immigrants have yet to successfully challenge the program in court.
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Successfully addressing these unique public health issues requires varied approaches.
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HQ Trivia saw huge viral success by successfully turning Jeopardy!
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Others also successfully ordered consoles through Amazon's Prime Now app.
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The ISIS leadership knows that defending Mosul successfully is impossible.
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Another Redditor successfully replicated the response on his own device.
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"President Obama successfully made Romney's success a liability," Cooperman continued.
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The Soyuz has launched successfully four times since the accident.
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It's done this successfully for decades without hurting the economy.
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But U.S. tobacco companies successfully fought this effort in court.
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Words With Friends manages to successfully recreate this experience onscreen.
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It now lobbies against every gun control bill, quite successfully.
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An airborne laser was successfully tested against missiles in 2010.
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Or has he been successfully dodging police and the FBI?
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Much to Ryan's delight, he then successfully sutured Mike's arm.
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And the tapirs, as the picture shows, are breeding successfully.
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The first stage has already been successfully launched into space.
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I walk out feeling like I've successfully cheated the system.
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But they're still narratives about white people successfully overcoming injustice.
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Not all statues successfully honour our beloved icons, you know.
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In their core businesses, too, local companies have innovated successfully.
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That's an elite project that found a popular audience successfully.
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Last month, SpaceX successfully landed a rocket on solid ground.
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Can we successfully predict the scope of someone's hypothetical career?
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The girls have now successfully reached their goal of $3,000.
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Many of those attacks have been successfully thwarted thus far.
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Pyongyang says it successfully tested a nuclear warhead last year.
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Mattel's revenue also successfully beat analysts expectations by $120 million.
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Having successfully escaped from the psychiatric hospital, Ulrich finds Mikkel.
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The cars successfully brought all passengers to safety on ground.
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If your phone restarts successfully, your problem is probably solved.
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Be one of the rare YouTubers to successfully cross over?
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Although it successfully delivered, Motherboard did not receive a response.
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Unfortunately, nothing in my elaborate plan had successfully gone through.
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If pulled off successfully, it can be an impressive show.
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He successfully defended himself and knocked his attacker out, hard!
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It's in fact used successfully by other countries, including Canada.
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Its Falcon Heavy successfully launched a Tesla Roadster into space.
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We were the only tribe to fight the empire successfully.
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The macro considerations ... must be interpreted correctly and applied successfully.
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OR YOU WILL HAVE IF THE DEAL GOES THROUGH SUCCESSFULLY.
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I successfully slid into her DMs a few months ago.
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Surprise number two: Eric Trump can successfully answer a Jeopardy!
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Lucy McBath, successfully ran for Congress in Georgia last November.
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Recently, I successfully installed a faucet in our kitchen sink.
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What causes one meme to replicate more successfully than another?
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All graduated successfully, found jobs, and paid back their debt.
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But over the years troll culture has successfully mainstreamed itself.
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Airbnb "could probably successfully do a direct listing," said Miller.
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Barry's Flash successfully pulls Wally's Flash from the Speed Force.
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Indeed, it is working successfully in other projects in Vermont.
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As we did successfully last December when Turkey similarly threatened?
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Guns do get sold successfully on the dark web though.
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She successfully emigrated in 1987, and now lives in Berlin.
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Romeo is the most successfully drawn of Erdrich's male characters.
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The Amsterdam Exchange Bank ran successfully for almost 200 years.
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Mr Kelly may successfully impose order on the lower ranks.
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She's now successfully ascending the rungs of the corporate ladder.
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"Our goal is to complete the programme successfully by 2019."
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I knew how they'd been dealt with successfully or unsuccessfully.
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The terrifying ad, complete with ominous score, successfully positioned Sen.
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He successfully ran both of Mr. Christie's campaigns for governor.
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Fintechs have already successfully won over a share of consumers.
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Odinga successfully petitioned against Kenyatta's initial victory in the Aug.
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And Tame Impala did it more successfully than anyone else.
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Ross Perot never became president, but he actually successfully tried.
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I successfully slid into her Dm's a few months ago.
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New Shepard's crew capsule successfully separates from the booster, Oct.
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The Democrats successfully changed the bill enough so that Sens.
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The police said that one other bomb was successfully defused.
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Which, incidentally, the NCAA spent millions successfully fighting to overturn.
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ISPs successfully lobbied Congress to repeal those rules last year.
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However he successfully appealed against the conviction and was released.
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"Oxfam has successfully been campaigning the fashion brands," she says.
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And did you successfully established this context in the book?
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I successfully resist the urge to eat one right away.
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Few patients are known to have successfully undergone abortion reversals.
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What's next: Wednesday's announcement means the auction will conclude successfully.
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SpaceX successfully launched a space station supply mission this morning.
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We successfully guilt tripped the country with this media story.
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Russian hackers successfully spearphished the DNC and DCCC in 2016.
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Motherboard successfully decrypted this new release with the provided key.
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If they're successfully ousted in 2018, then so be it.
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Could we successfully conceal our reinforcement activities before the conflict?
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These were injected into mouse eggs, which were fertilised successfully.
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Now I can say that I successfully landed an airplane.
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With your bank account successfully linked, you're officially PayPal verified.
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Twitter has been successfully weeding out terrorism from its network.
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Yes, she successfully dismantles some of the popular happiness studies.
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CAATSA has successfully blocked the president from unilaterally lifting sanctions.
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Reforms have successfully reduced the backlog, and this must continue.
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She had to successfully sue to keep her name private.
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Mr. Bloomberg has done many things successfully in his life.
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He's successfully disposed of his greatest enemies at Henry's court.
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Mr. Pozner has also successfully filed such reports with Google.
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DG: How successfully does the Whitney exhibition show Wood's complexity?
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"We operate successfully in a very regulated industry," she says.
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Eggs are trickier to thaw successfully than embryos, experts said.
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Around 228,220 North Koreans have successfully defected to the South.
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And it's not alone in successfully applying restorative justice principles.
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There's no doubt Sanders has successfully elevated the progressive agenda.
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By the way, everybody who successfully adopts it adapts it.
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Mr. Netanyahu successfully exploited these fears to his political advantage.
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And yet, Congress has never successfully blocked an arms sale.
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In 1999, she successfully underwent surgery to treat colon cancer.
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Higher temperatures minimize how successfully those viral particles can spread.
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"Women may burn fat more successfully than men," Rowlands said.
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It's one of the most successfully integrated organizations I've seen.
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Boeing would have to successfully fly a crewed Starliner spacecraft.
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An email Business Insider sent to Ncubate wasn't successfully delivered.
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The algorithm successfully identified each and measured its decibel level.
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He also successfully pushed to overhaul the U.S. tax code.
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The act has been used successfully in court by Backpage.
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As far as we know, nobody successfully captured an alien.
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Senate Democrats successfully blocked similar bills in 2015 and 2016.
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G. successfully negotiates the price down from USD30 to USD25!
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In initial tests Whisky fetched most of her toys successfully.
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Last week, a robotic hand successfully solved a Rubik's Cube.
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To do this successfully and at scale, we need data.
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The Teamsters successfully lobbied to exclude vehicles over 10,000 pounds.
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What did SpaceX successfully execute at the end of March?
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After successfully completing almost eleven jumps, Hamilton cheered with excitement.
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Thankfully, it has continued to do so successfully ever since.
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The U.S. has successfully used debt sanctions in the past.
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They need four GOP senators to successfully call a witness.
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However, other counties have successfully implemented forms of smartphone voting.
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A manual accomplished both parts of that mission more successfully.
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The physician determined she had bronchitis and successfully treated her.
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Mangiero then successfully petitioned Korvick to reopen the guardianship case.
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Heroin has been successfully displaced and has not come back.
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Four years later, the Soviets successfully tested an implosion device.
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The man later successfully glued himself to the train's roof.
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He successfully pushed for the expansion of Obamacare in Virginia.
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It's the same banner that worked successfully in the plebiscite.
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Josh Miller successfully shepherded a freeze bill through the House.
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Davis successfully blocked the bill and became a national figure.
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No one has ever been successfully prosecuted under that law.
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He has ultimately and quite successfully usurped the media paradigm.
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Abolhassan Banisadr, Iran's first president, was successfully impeached in 1981.
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Some people can successfully manage their symptoms with medication alone.
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As Warren brilliantly and successfully pounds away against Trump, Sen.
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How to be a synth successfully posing as a human?
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Here, Ms. Schlesinger's top tips on navigating a museum successfully.
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They also successfully demonstrated their ability to create a nest.
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A tank ship successfully went through the area on Sunday.
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A hostile foreign government successfully interfered in our national election.
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U.S. sanctions have successfully brought Maduro to the negotiating table.
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Many stylish, impactful displays successfully conformed to current aesthetic trends.
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Even the most successfully restarted cities are only halfway back.
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Tarleton suffered a number of rejection episodes, all successfully treated.
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They are used very successfully abroad to reduce child poverty.
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Alexander seemed to even successfully win Trump to his side.
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The langurs, now breeding successfully somewhere out there, stayed hidden.
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NN: I have never read of anyone doing it successfully.
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Susana Martinez — and governors who successfully won in Democratic strongholds.
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He still occasionally has urges, but he fights them successfully.
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The US was successfully able to dispel the crowds Sunday.
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SpaceX successfully launched an inflatable room to the space station
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These particles were successfully collected by the probe, according to Japan's space agency JAXA, which announced that the Hayabusa 2 craft had successfully touched down on on the asteroid on Friday morning Japanese time.
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In 18 more, the team will successfully kick a field goal.
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And be independent in that way as you've so successfully done?
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The Teamsters, though, successfully lobbied to exclude vehicles over 10,000 pounds.
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Lawmakers and gun organizations successfully deflected and nothing has been done.
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He also tried to score a goal — which was successfully blocked!
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She successfully pressed charges against a former neighbour for racial harassment.
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"Mad" Mike Hughes successfully launches his rocket on March 24, 2018.
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Until President Trump assumed office, it was successfully used only once.
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Tickets are distributed only when the payment plan is successfully completed.
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No state has yet successfully legalized marijuana via a legislative process.
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But can President Trump successfully quell the rage from his critics?
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Do you think you've successfully captured that theme with this record?
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And they have successfully courted major backers with deep pockets, too.
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Neuralink has already tested its system successfully on rats and monkeys.
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The top performers successfully answered about 60 percent of the questions.
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Then … viral videos of rockets executing those same ludicrous landings successfully.
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Hyperloop One announced Wednesday that it successfully tested a full hyperloop.
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It's a good look and one he's reprised successfully of late.
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If he successfully completes the program, the charge will be dismissed.
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For example; a smiley face when a program is successfully completed.
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Perry has successfully established herself as the righteous, put-upon victim.
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An older version of the project was successfully funded in 2015.
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We had made our lives miserable to (successfully) avoid mosquito bites.
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Recently, one IBM computer successfully simulated a 49-qubit quantum computer.
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A parachute successfully landed a capsule at White Sands in 1972.
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Michele has successfully scrambled when her back was against the wall.
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TGO was successfully inserted into Martian orbit and is working properly.
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And has done so successfully for a couple of years. Amazing.
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One began jumping, near tears, when she successfully achieved this goal.
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The second speaker, the Solo, successfully launched on Kickstarter last June.
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Tell me about a time when you successfully cleared a virus.
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More important is whether Zanu-PF will successfully rig the election.
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That code is required before the login can be successfully completed.
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While at Baker, he successfully managed investments through multiple economic cycles.
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I'd outgrown the one resolution I'd successfully formed into a habit.
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And behind every successfully agile company is a skilled project manager.
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When she was 11, she successfully altered a sexist ad campaign.
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We have done that successfully in Hong Kong and in Singapore.
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A number of them have tried, some more successfully than others.
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In other experiments, the slime mold has successfully completed a maze.
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I was able to reproduce it fairly successfully at home later.
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We and other seniors' advocates proudly and successfully opposed those efforts.
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In recent tests a flock of multiple projectiles successfully navigated together.
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It's unclear whether any systems have been successfully decrypted after payment.
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Borba was able to successfully rope the man by the ankles.
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At least we know Zapata has successfully crashed into water before.
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Jesus' famous miracles for a BBC/Discovery Channel documentary, successfully turning
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It's a sentiment, he said, that Trump has successfully tapped into.
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Saving successfully for retirement probably requires a higher percentage of equities.
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Last year, Waze successfully integrated Spotify directly into its navigation app.
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But the federal government successfully appealed the sentence, and on Jan.
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Last year it successfully lobbied for the cancellation of standardised tests.
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Successfully downloaded songs will appear with checkmarks next to their names.
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So far, Lyft, Pinterest and Zoom have all successfully gone public.
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There are cases, obviously, of women who have successfully protected themselves.
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No one else has successfully played the rock anthem on guitar.
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The team reportedly breached security successfully 17 out of 18 times.
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Do this until you've successfully paired the phone with your fingertip.
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Decades later, both successfully raised their children in happy, stable homes.
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Is Billy still a threat, or has Max successfully intimidated him?
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After going solo in 1947, she successfully auditioned for Warner Bros.
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Last year it successfully sent a tweet over a 5G signal.
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The 'Ndrangheta also has a history of successfully infiltrating local governments.
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In 2009, Goldstein successfully won the right to subdivide Colony Cove.
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Voila, you've successfully split windows, which combine into a full screen.
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You've successfully predicted what resonates fashion-wise for another human being.
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It successfully landed on a drone ship in the Atlantic Ocean.
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But just successfully returning the ball will get you a point.
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No other rocket has ever successfully made an ocean-landing before.
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Operators of the beer-chuggers' chariots successfully challenged a previous ban.
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Moderates, silent for the past few months, successfully pressed for delay.
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I successfully took a picture of me high fiving myself pic.twitter.
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He has successfully bred 951 rhinos over the last 393 years.
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And both have successfully grown their global derivatives businesses as well.
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But the two existing technologies have never been combined successfully before.
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Are there good examples of people successfully making these decentralized structures?
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Afterward, Simpson was told that her son had been successfully treated.
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Now I wonder how successfully our system can absorb this shift.
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The eponymous company successfully delivered on Gnarbox 1.0 back in 2015.
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They have yet to successfully land a rocket on a barge.
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These features only work for calls that Google can successfully detect.
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If they successfully get it, then they don't get a letter.
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They have treated 27,000 patients successfully, 25,000 of them with morphine.
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The chase lasted several hours as the couple successfully evaded officers.
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The first time SpaceX successfully caught a fairing was in June.
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To compete successfully against DJI, companies need to take another path.
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The hermit nation had, it claimed, successfully tested a hydrogen bomb.
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Last fall, the North said it successfully tested a nuclear warhead.
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He successfully prosecuted the people who blew up the Birmingham church.
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Baez successfully argued to ban prosecutors from mentioning Hernandez's prior conviction.
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Russia has successfully tested the anti-satellite missile system several times.
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Successfully launching 60 satellites would put SpaceX comfortably in the lead.
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He successfully ran for the seat in 2012, beating former Rep.
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Some U.S. colleges award credit for successfully completing the GAC program.
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Only one high court nominee, Abe Fortas, has been successfully filibustered.
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The short answer is that political elites successfully marginalized these attitudes.
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Of that number, how many were successfully altered by the hackers?
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Netflix has, otherwise, fairly successfully pursued a strategy of global expansion.
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" Such conduct, he said, "crossed a line that he successfully maintains.
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It will be the first time Congress successfully negates Obama's veto.
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So far, the Kuwaitis have not been able to mediate successfully.
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"Our agency has successfully thwarted hundreds of attempted breaches," she added.
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Here's hoping Rubin successfully reunites this adorable toy with its friend.
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But early intervention can help children recover quickly and more successfully.
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In case you've missed it, Reese Witherspoon has successfully cloned herself.
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There are cases where it has, in fact, been successfully shamed.
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The U.S. did successfully shoot down a ballistic missile last February.
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How many people successfully fled their homes ahead of the storm?
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Mitch McConnell successfully pushing through Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court.
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If any one faction successfully monopolizes it, the game is over.
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Variations, something that nobody has been able to do successfully, that
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The latter has successfully raised money last year and it's great.
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Without Stada, we can expect to see most deals go successfully.
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It's such an amazing achievement that she has done it successfully.
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That limited the number of records that could successfully be returned.
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The operation was resumed on Saturday May 28th, this time successfully.
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Two missiles flew successfully while a third exploded moments after launch.
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But you can successfully communicate yourself while ignoring all that, too.
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I made over $2,000 and successfully qualified for in-state tuition.
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Firstly, they handled the first decade of this century very successfully.
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A similar 105-day trial was carried out successfully in 2014.
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Cotton plays successfully to the warring constituencies of the Republican party.
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This doesn't mean that some caravan members won't successfully claim asylum.
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About a decade ago, U.S. subsidiaries successfully beat back similar proposals.
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The Juno spacecraft successfully entered orbit around Jupiter on July 222.
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Yes, President Trump successfully secured the release of three American prisoners.
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Westminster, was settled in 1947, successfully desegregating public schools in California.
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Successfully climbing a mountain becomes the possible name Touch the Clouds.
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The man lost consciousness and was later successfully evacuated by paramedics.
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The actresses successfully negotiated salary bumps between seasons seven and eight.
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It's unclear from court filings whether the password was successfully compromised.
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Chun said his explant business has successfully replaced his implant business.
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The North says it successfully tested its most powerful missile yet.
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Still, Twitter's business model has not been successfully monetized, he said.
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Ireland, Portugal and Spain have also successfully exited their bailout programs.
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The US military had successfully integrated transgender soldiers into its ranks.
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I'm happy to report that we've successfully jumped that first hurdle.
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To borrow the term from Silicon Valley, they have successfully pivoted.
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I hope that he is able to deal with it successfully.
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The Juno spacecraft successfully entered orbit around Jupiter on July 4.
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Zapata plans to try again to cross the English Channel successfully.
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Less successfully, it sought to develop spacecraft propelled by nuclear bombs.
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The incumbents who successfully survived FDR's purge attempt included Democratic Sens.
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He did so successfully, but the vehicle took two more RPGs.
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The opposition has yet to successfully topple Maduro, despite U.S. backing.
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Researchers who successfully report security flaws are rewarded for their work.
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The VC firm pushed, ultimately successfully, for Kalanick's resignation in June.
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Gorsuch and his colleagues successfully fended off the consumers' legal action.
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GSK successfully petitioned the FDA to allow it for severe RLS.
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Thankfully, Elton's medical team identified this quickly and treated it successfully.
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However, Fitch views this business strategy as challenging to implement successfully.
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The corruption probe centered on whether developers successfully influenced city projects.
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Update: China successfully launched Chang'e 4 in the scheduled launch window.
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Nonetheless, in 2009, he successfully applied for a concealed carry permit.
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On Thursday, the core booster successfully landed on its barge target.
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After you've successfully built something, why not set a new goal?
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What we've been able to do successfully is be very specific.
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The rocket's first stage also successfully landed back at Cape Canaveral.
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Anyone can successfully navigate digital disruption with enough creativity and innovation.
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Republicans responded by successfully pressuring the department to rescind the report.
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Dershowitz successfully convinced a judge to kick Boies off the case.
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That aircraft in 2015 also successfully conducted an in-flight refueling.
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London firefighters successfully battled a fire in Camden early Monday morning.
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Miami kicker Jason Sanders then successfully recovered his own onside kick.
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Medicine is already practiced successfully in many places using this system.
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Only two states have successfully shunned springing forward: Arizona and Hawaii.
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Racism was a stage through which this country has successfully passed.
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Is it enough if the painting successfully communicates relevant political content?
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In Motherboard's case, the successfully geolocated phone was on T-Mobile.
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Mr. Sharpton and Ms. Brawley's lawyers were successfully sued for defamation.
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Prior to 240, congress had only successfully used the CRA once.
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But few of them have ventured beyond their home market successfully.
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Experts in election law say that noncitizens successfully voting rarely happens.
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The fake profile successfully connected with dozens of politically-connected users.
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All of them argued successfully for the labels to be removed.
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It was her third time successfully sneaking onto flights since 2014.
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Our attention has been successfully hijacked by a remedial iMovie trick.
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Here's how to embrace your weird and successfully navigate the workplace.
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Germany uses a version of this "shared-governance" model, mostly successfully.
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Do you feel like you've successfully gotten your head around it?
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But Mr. Weah successfully navigated his latest campaign to become president.
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Still, other companies continue to raise money successfully and turn profits.
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But so far, anti-tau drugs haven't successfully attacked Alzheimer's itself.
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One of the numbers successfully rang my phone without being blocked.
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She said she was determined to navigate the immigration system successfully.
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Cognitive behavioral therapy and certain medications can successfully treat anxiety problems.
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The Andean flock last bred successfully in 1999, the reserve said.
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We successfully transfer him to his crib without waking him up.
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The hurdle to successfully implement this solution expeditiously seems completely unrealistic.
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"We believe we have successfully managed the issue," the DA said.
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But these are the six that sponsors are currently using successfully.
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Who successfully sued a white man to get back her son.
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Mike DeWine successfully delayed voting in the state until June 2.
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The next year, she started in Georgia and successfully trekked north.
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If you manage to successfully dodge an iceberg, refrain from boasting.
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Many Republicans despise her because she successfully shepherded Obamacare through Congress.
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One friend successfully bumped her monthly income from $700 to $1,000.
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Successfully running a nonwhite gay club these days can be difficult.
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Treasury Secretary Mnuchin had successfully negotiated financial industry openings in China.
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Nevertheless, other streaming services like Hulu have successfully built advertising businesses.
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Your new, empty playlist has been successfully added to your account.
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But programs that successfully build skills and sustainable careers aren't cheap.
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Corporate lobbies have successfully pressured government officials to gut environmental regulations.
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What's new: Digital news platform BuzzFeed successfully sued for the documents.
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It emphasizes low costs (not always successfully) and business-friendly policies.
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Homer's Odysseus navigated successfully the dangerous straits between Scylla and Charybdis.
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Successfully doing so would demonstrate bipartisanship and would be politically effective.
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There's no guarantee that Charlotte Russe will successfully emerge from bankruptcy.
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He successfully pitched the technology to the sports and weather departments.
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Putin has now successfully signaled that those days are entirely over.
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Will Pennybags be able to successfully deliver the card to Smith?
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Miners then get bitcoin in reward for successfully completing the equation.
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My model thus successfully identified these districts as "temporary" Trump districts.
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It successfully raised $46 million in the last quarter of 2019.
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He was diagnosed with cancer in 2015 but was successfully treated.
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A few victims of cyber harassment have successfully pursued civil actions.
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One successfully-executed cyberattack might bring wealth that lasts a lifetime.
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Democrats would need four Republican senators to successfully call a witness.
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Threats to deal gifted youngsters should successfully lower their trade value.
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PIR – which will remain the registry operator and has successfully operated .
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It's what Louis CK did (much less successfully), and Russell Simmons.
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So this was Wagner stripped to its essentials, and successfully so.
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He ran successfully for Montgomery County Council in Maryland in 2002.
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It manages to be a little of all, none very successfully.
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He's successfully won the adoration of noblemen and the public alike.
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Still, some tech companies have been able to successfully raise prices.
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A man had successfully campaigned on the prejudices that divide us.
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About a week later, Russia claimed it successfully tested a hypersonic.
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Odinga, who successfully petitioned against Kenyatta's initial victory in the Aug.
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The following year, he successfully ran for mayor of South Bend.
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Even if I successfully negotiated the minivan down to a hatchback.
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He served three terms before running successfully for Congress this year.
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They will integrate successfully after deciding to start on their own.
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I successfully iron some letters on tank tops without ruining anything.
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The last of the group, the coach, successfully exited July 10.
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Chemical and biological weapons are difficult to store and successfully disperse.
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He successfully pitched the technology to TV sports and weather departments.
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The family still hopes to successfully take Nordstrom private this year.
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The group's production cuts successfully lifted oil prices in short order.
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These particles were successfully collected by the probe, according to JAXA.
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Their incarceration is unnecessary and being successfully challenged in the courts.
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Melania Trump proved she could successfully shake up West Wing staffing.
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Fitch's ratings also incorporate Hilltop's plans to successfully integrate SWS Group.
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The FBI probe centers on whether developers successfully influenced city projects.
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Quiz time Scientists in Shanghai, China, announced they've successfully cloned what?
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About two months after successfully completing the program, he died unexpectedly.
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Recall him, let him, you know, fight successfully this terrible cancer.
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Starliner successfully separated from the rocket about 15 minutes into flight.
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Servant successfully delivers on creepy atmosphere, but the pace is murder.
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Regarding his physical health, he said he had dieted successfully before.
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Smaller publications, Jessica Lessin with The Information has done this successfully.
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The Obama administration successfully defended the mandate in the Supreme Court.
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We have an opportunity to address both of these very successfully.
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Mr. Schindler has been successfully sued for nonpayment in recent years.
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Ocasio-Cortez was elected in 2018 after successfully challenging incumbent Rep.
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Siva is tiny toddler who can successfully ride a hoverboard. Legendary.
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"I've never (successfully) defended a professional event," he told Golf Channel.
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Who did you last successfully hook up with in this outfit?
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Last month, SpaceX successfully launched 60 500-pound satellites into space.
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While these procedures ended successfully, clinics in Shenzhen can be terrifying.
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J&J has successfully overturned prior verdicts in the talc litigation.
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Among the kingdoms, only Dorne managed to successfully resist Aegon militarily.
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Having successfully completed that task, you leave for your next delivery.
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But no one has ever been successfully prosecuted under this law.
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Congress and the White House successfully avoided it for six months.
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In seven transfers, functionality was successfully maintained through the transfer process.
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Have his other secrets been successfully kept from other interested parties?
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Kate successfully navigated the system, and the system has changed her.
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After attempts to launch were scrapped twice this week, first on Monday and then Wednesday, the mission successfully kicked off on Thursday morning as the Pegasus XL rocket launched and all eight micro-satellites successfully deployed.
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The Bolivian constitution only allows presidents to seek reelection once; Morales successfully argued that his initial 2006-2009 presidential term did not count under that rule, as his administration successfully enacted the country's seventeenth constitution in 2009.
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Like "The Notorious," the Frenchman made his name in a British-based promotion, in Duquesnoy's case BAMMA, and successfully captured two championships in two weightclasses during his stint there—successfully defending said titles unlike his Irish counterpart.
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Are there cases of these sorts of groups successfully undercutting fascist movements?
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It has been used successfully in 20 species, including ferrets and camels.
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The Musadan was tested eight times last year, though only once successfully.
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AEST Guys, the MPR raccoon has successfully made it to the roof.
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The treatment successfully stalled the advance of pancreatic cancer in certain patients.
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I don't know what I'd be doing had they successfully taken him.
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The new "holistic" admissions policy worked as intended, successfully suppressing Jewish admissions.
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I was also unable to successfully get correct answers to consecutive questions.
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Arutunian successfully predicted Tuesday&aposs result, unlike anyone else in his family.
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Those who do the processing are rewarded for successfully cracking the code.
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When a miner successfully validates a transaction, they are rewarded in cryptocurrency.
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Klarna has successfully been partnering with BESTSELLER for a number of years.
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Negotiating Brexit successfully with 27 different countries requires skills and deep relationships.
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The team has successfully passed clinical trials and is looking for investors.
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This accessibility helps "Kids Table" successfully marry the personal and the political.
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Armed with this configuration, the walkers hopped successfully around the obstacle course.
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After testing the concept successfully, Boon + Gable was formally founded last year.
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Zoo, home to the male chinstrap penguins Roy and Silo, who successfully
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Politics has successfully seeped into every bit of our consciousness this year.
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The mother dog successfully chases away the leopard and saves her puppy.
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Match Co.: I've never successfully had my foundation matched in a store.
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At the same time, 1,014,0003 migrants successfully crossed the Mediterranean by boat.
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And in the end, they weren't successfully together to win a war.
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By the end of its first day, only six people successfully enrolled.Healthcare.
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Peppy then joins after a successfully completed mission with the Blue Marine.
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All the communications satellites were successfully deployed into a low Earth orbit.
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EP: We successfully make a television show that has a cult following.
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Other airlines, like Qantas Airways , have already successfully rolled out similar cards.
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More recently, we have seen successfully transplanted hands, arms, legs, and faces.
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A photography exhibit of successfully decommissioned churches also is in the works.
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Even having successfully moved the bill far more to the right, Rep.
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It successfully lumped the galaxies into three categories based on their shape.
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Large numbers of strangers can cooperate successfully by believing in common myths.
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Saturday's launch marks the seventh time SpaceX has successfully landed a rocket.
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The central video installation, "Song 1," is actually much more successfully immersive.
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Who conducted the initial investigation for Uber that successfully identified the hackers?
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For the 18th time this year, SpaceX has successfully launched to space.
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After Lora was detained, he successfully sued to get a bond hearing.
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Trip Advisor have been sued successfully in the past over similar incidents.
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The user responds, either successfully following the rules or begging for mercy.
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I started pitching some freelance stuff, and successfully pitched at Radar — Radar!
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Drogo was successfully brought back to life — but in a vegetative state.
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The last person to do so successfully was James Garfield in 1880.
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The Falcon 483 booster also successfully touched down on SpaceX's drone ship.
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I've successfully completed an escape room before, but this one is difficult.
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SpaceX confirmed that SES-10 was successfully deployed shortly after the launch.
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The solution successfully portrays the look of texting but not the feel.
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The government then successfully petitioned the Supreme Court to reconsider that conclusion.
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It's not an entirely new idea, but it's never been done successfully.
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They successfully identified this individual and ensured the appropriate support was provided.
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It took the giraffe five hours to successfully fend off the lions.
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Snyder successfully donated 70% of his liver to his boss in September.
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That December Russia successfully lobbied for the arms embargo to be lifted.
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Eichenwald has epilepsy, and the tweeted strobe successfully caused him to seize.
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That successfully stopped 98 percent of the problems in her left brain.
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This was a group that Trump was able to court extremely successfully.
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Both the rocket and the capsule successfully returned to Earth for landings.
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I've successfully driven the V60 Cross Country wagons on fairly rough terrain.
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Meanwhile, the vehicle also successfully deployed FORMOSAT-5 into its intended orbit.
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They would then have to successfully campaign to get that measure passed.
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They get successfully funded and went out of business 12 months later.
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Peña arrives to Curaçao and works with police to successfully capture Jurado.
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Meanwhile, China's first cargo spacecraft docked successfully with an orbiting space lab.
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Existing trade-protection measures have successfully diverted Chinese steel to other markets.
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Highly organized people who successfully overthrew the oldest democracy in the world.
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Background reading: Boeing successfully lobbied to reduce government oversight of airplane design.
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This artificial womb successfully grew baby sheep — and humans could be next.
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Ali successfully defended his title six times, including a rematch with Liston.
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The coarseness of that message successfully separated him from more cautious Republicans.
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The group said it successfully raised 4 billion euros in green bonds.
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The capital city said it already successfully trialed autonomous taxis last August.
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Some Instagram users have been able to successfully navigate Instagram's remediation process.
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Breath of the Wild, however, successfully conveys that feeling of inviting grandeur.
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Jenna Jameson is thrilled that she has successfully lost over 80 lbs.
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Whittingham successfully developed the predecessor to the lithium batteries we know today.
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EDT NASA's OSIRIS-REx successfully launched to space at 7:05 p.m.
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If Sanders can successfully walk that fine ethical line, why can't Clinton?
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Both of these sorts of animals have gone on to breed successfully.
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The best thing SpaceX can do now is launch, successfully — a lot.
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A heat-exchanger intended to do this was tested successfully in April.
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In 2005 he founded Equanum Capital and successfully managed it through 2012.
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We would be able to do inspections we think very, very successfully.
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It successfully completed initial flight tests at Boeing's research lab in Missouri.
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The model successfully replicates coronal dynamics, even for the Sun's far side.
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The satellites launched successfully this morning aboard India's Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle.
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In 2018 vTaiwan also successfully helped enact regulations for the platform economy.
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The former adult film star, 44, successfully dropped a whopping 80 lbs.
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With today's launch, Blue Origin has now successfully reused a rocket twice.
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As well as successfully seeing licensee devices arrive in their respective markets.
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Pemex estimates Trion will require an $11 billion investment to successfully develop.
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And now, they feel they have enough information to successfully prosecute Green.
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Should the need arise, you can successfully regain access to your funds.
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Update 25:25pm - A tipster claims that he's successfully installed iOS 10.3.
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In May, CNBC learned that Russia successfully tested Avangard twice in 2016.
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I think it is synergetic with what the company has successfully done.
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Sportradar's reports have been used successfully in just 2860 prosecutions since 22013.
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They do, though, know when one tank has successfully blasted the other.
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Fortunately many of de Waal's other interventions come off much more successfully.
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This week, astronauts successfully entered the International Space Station's first inflatable habitat. .
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We expect the company to successfully roll over its domestic bank loans.
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The service successfully returned just over half of the users' alleged passwords.
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No raid has ever been successfully carried out on the Blue House.
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General Electric already successfully tested the model with its Paragon Induction Cooktop.
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If the pipeline is successfully thwarted, it will be because of them.
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In happier news, both Arianespace and ISRO successfully launched their rockets today.
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I'm feeling much better, so perhaps I've successfully warded off a cold!
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You've successfully been conditioned to associate the two brands with each other.
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Republicans successfully defended the governorship in Indiana for a fourth straight term.
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Others, like Busy Philipps, have successfully made a career of Instagram stories.
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They successfully scaled Goldin Finance 117, seemingly without being fined or arrested.
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Having successfully infuriated Democrats, Mr Rauner has also annoyed plenty of Republicans.
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The original FES was successfully funded and delivered to buyers last year.
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After some maneuvering, he successfully went to the bathroom using the product.
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"Good news: Surgery successfully removed the cancer!" she wrote on social media.
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But seeing whether Amazon can successfully identify it is a fun trick.
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Now, Trebek is hoping to successfully battle his most recent diagnosis: cancer.
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All patients were treated successfully, but the level of resistance was disturbing.
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A Long March 2F rocket blasted off successfully at 10:20113 p.m.
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Update: After delays, this launch successfully took place on Monday, Dec. 3.
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Here is some advice to successfully plant seeds of philanthropic behavior: 1.
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Walked to work and successfully avoided the pastry products along the way.
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Luckily, he has a deep knowledge of running a big business successfully.
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FMTs have been done successfully since the 1950's to treat c.
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If they can be successfully combined, machines will get a lot smarter.
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Is there a way that you see BuzzFeed and Viacom combining successfully?
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Vice is successfully leveraging data to distribute sponsored content effectively and efficiently.
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Apple continues to successfully integrate vertically down — building chips, programming languages, etc.
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"The question is whether Tesla can successfully build the cars," Johnson said.
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According to police, the newborn was birthed successfully and is doing well.
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"The market has always successfully climbed the wall of worry," said Picardo.
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And they did, successfully mimicking the NSA's spy tools in their lab.
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Have any of those successfully wooed top donors more than any other?
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Back to the drawing board ISIS thought it had successfully hacked Google.
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Rusal's nine months of talks with Washington ended successfully in late 2018.
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The flight from Toronto landed successfully without incident on its second approach.
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You can also level up your skills, if you successfully use them.
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" Zell admits he has invested in companies like these, "though not successfully.
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Software giants, such as Adobe and Microsoft, have successfully switched to subscriptions.
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Timing likely played a role in Lester successfully pulling off this stream.
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The VR is also sensitive to BAWAG's ability to successfully integrate Suedwestbank.
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Few people's names have become common words quite as successfully as Einstein's.
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Since then, more than 80% of their cases have been successfully prosecuted.
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She also said that she's successfully been dealing with issues surrounding food.
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On Wednesday, North Korea claimed to have successfully tested a hydrogen bomb.
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After Dolly, it took nearly a decade to successfully clone a dog.
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I think the sequel more successfully used noir elements than its predecessor.
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Multiple veteran Texas Republicans who faced primary challengers successfully held them off.
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Something like this was tried early on in Afghanistan, not too successfully.
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But Whirlpool later successfully lobbied for tariffs to keep out foreign rivals.
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Consumers have successfully pressured companies to pull sexist toys, clothes, and ads.
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I asked God to please help me to successfully raise this child.
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Once you land successfully, you'll be working nonstop to build the base.
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And the long-standing debate over nuclear waste must be successfully resolved.
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But it's also how Apple does business, quite successfully I might add.
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Dig deeper: A probe to Jupiter has arrived successfully (July 5th 2016)
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The company hoped Aquila would successfully remain aloft for half an hour.
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This strategy has been successfully implemented along the coastlines of Sri Lanka.
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After successfully completing her education, Mendez worked in nursing for 30 years.
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The Bush administration successfully shepherded the American Servicemembers' Protection Act through Congress.
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Last term, he successfully fought back a challenge to Trump's travel ban.
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This is the second time SpaceX has successfully landed a booster stage.
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It's not the first time someone's successfully posed as an Apple employee.
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It's always difficult to successfully predict a black swan event like this.
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How do you successfully lead a company without a single strong owner?
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Murphy was initially ruled out, but the Nationals successfully challenged the call.
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At that time, Juanita was happily married and a successfully practicing professional.
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He successfully called bitcoin's dizzying ascent past $10,000 earlier in the year.
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North Korea successfully launched the Musudan in June after five consecutive failures.
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Of the roughly 40 eggs retrieved from Anna, 17 were successfully fertilized.
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In April 2019, Vescovo also successfully completed a dive to Challenger Deep.
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But the right has done the same thing to the left successfully.
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Trump successfully prioritized veterans' issues in 2016 by highlighting areas of improvement.
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The White House has successfully blocked other subpoenaed administration officials from testifying.
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He also congratulated President Putin for successfully putting on the World Cup.
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To successfully walk this tightrope, we need to tread carefully and deliberately.
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The pitch successfully won over the strongly anti-EU Conservative party membership.
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Lauding Nolan's service, Luján declared that Democrats will successfully defend his seat.
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"His prognosis is good; he was successfully treated," the source said. Sen.
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Guinta successfully challenged her in the 2010 and 85033 GOP wave elections.
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They used a defensive and offensive strategy to successfully combat the fire.
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It is not clear whether the devices successfully gathered any sensitive information.
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That same day, SIPC successfully initiated the liquidation proceeding in New York.
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Can the private sector deploy these technologies successfully in a defense setting?
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WADA SAYS IT HAS SUCCESSFULLY RECOVERED DOPING DATA FROM MOSCOW LABORATORY-STATEMENT
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On Monday SpaceX successfully launched 2000 of its Starlink satellites into orbit.
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Investing successfully in the stock market takes time — and lots of it.
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Scientists also successfully harnessed the power of sunlight to power a spacecraft.
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We have fought against and successfully stopped these laws in states before.
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The 'one country, two systems' principle has been fully and successfully implemented.
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In order to get through an accelerated program successfully, students need guidance.
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No nation, not even America, can deal successfully with such challenges alone.
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The fundraising model was used successfully by former President Obama and Sen.
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OVER THE LAST 30, 40 YEARS AND PRETTY SUCCESSFULLY CLEANING UP COMPANIES.
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So far, Pelosi has successfully quashed such criticism, most recently from Rep.
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In the '70s and '80s, anti-fascists there very successfully fought back.
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For instance, the Senate majority leader he successfully prosecuted was a Republican.
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In 1999, King was diagnosed with and successfully treated for prostate cancer.
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After successfully completing the climb, the freshmen are no longer called plebes.
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Once the tickets are successfully reserved, a human can then buy them.
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If you can't successfully sue the shit out of them, join them.
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It's not too often that science fiction is successfully fused with comedy.
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We use a subjective feeling of 'funniness' to successfully estimate string improbability.
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But Republicans successfully turned aside the effort by voting the measures down.
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Yet neither party has successfully leveled the playing field while in control.
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Many countries are already successfully taking advantage of geothermal district heating's possibilities.
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Humanity just successfully bombed an asteroid for the first time in history.
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More recently, drugmakers have successfully developed shots against Japanese encephalitis and dengue.
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His team has already successfully inserted 15 changes into the elephant genome.
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He made a few attempts before landing successfully, The West Australian reported.
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Sestak riled party leaders by running and successfully winning against then-Sen.
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Once someone does something successfully, everyone finds a way to cash in.
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If the lease is successfully transferred, there is an additional $150 charge.
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Walmart's Sam's Club has already successfully deployed scan-and-go shopping technology.
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The second time, I banked the dice off the table wall successfully.
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The excursion successfully collected the booster rockets from the Apollo 11 mission.
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In October, it successfully grew meat in space for the first time.
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" He added: "We successfully managed Ebola ... and are currently managing Lassa fever.
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The policies are either working successfully or not (or somewhere in between).
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Cuadrilla and another company have successfully appealed when local governments rejected applications.
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And it has successfully eliminated public health positions it has control over.
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"Erdogan can successfully edit out reality," Mr. Cagaptay said in an interview.
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Sam successfully cures Ser Jorah Mormont's greyscale without contracting the disease himself.
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How do you successfully manage and balance the responsibilities each endeavor entails?
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To do public investment successfully, you need leadership and advice from experts.
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Clearly it isn't addressing the problem successfully, or at least not yet.
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And he successfully defended Michael Jackson in the singer's child molestation trial.
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Once Wilson successfully tested it, he uploaded the blueprint to his website.
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No one has ever successfully turned around a consumer internet company ever.
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We've already seen one example of a candidate successfully marketing their moment.
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Maine successfully passed legislation barring all nonmedical exemptions for vaccines this year.
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Few YouTube stars have built a following more successfully than Mr. Paul.
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The decree was withdrawn, but other changes have been successfully pushed through.
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To do that successfully often requires wading into the water — at night.
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The areas successfully cleared of the Islamic State demand continued attention, too.
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But Dr. King's wife, Coretta Scott King, successfully lobbied against their destruction.
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Maryland has successfully regulated hospital prices based on an "all payer" system.
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His colleague, a South-Asian female, successfully impersonated a Middle Eastern male.
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But some food has been diverted successfully from one venue to another.
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Only about 36 percent of applicants make it through that process successfully.
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SpaceX also made history this year when it successfully reused a rocket.
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Seven ended up successfully passing laws, the National Women's Law Center found.
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At first, payday-loan supporters successfully bottled up the bills in committee.
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Sirleaf's government never managed to tackle endemic poverty or successfully fight corruption.
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Often gunning for and successfully winning over even Boeing's most loyal customers.
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But successfully defending CBS's "60 Minutes" in a libel suit by Gen.
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But he was gentle and congratulatory when a scene came together successfully.
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Many other psychiatrists agree and say they have treated the compulsion successfully.
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Google successfully avoided inserting itself into that conversation with the original Hub.
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And last week, Carter successfully had Lee's will sealed from the public.
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Protester lines broke when police arrived, allowing paramedics to successfully evacuate him.
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So far, no private entity has landed something successfully on the Moon.
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Some context: Only one U.S. airport — Puerto Rico's — has successfully been privatized.
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Arjuna had successfully persuaded seven of nine technology companies, including Apple, Amazon.
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Amazon has successfully resisted union organizing that might introduce more worker protections.
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By the show's end, she successfully became a star and Tony winner.
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But failing to successfully respond to these questions could erode Bloomberg's support.
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Which do you think would be hardest for you to successfully practice?
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During this process, 2 pilot parachutes and 4 major parachutes opened successfully.
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Such a tactic, if successfully developed, would help warheads dodge antimissile interceptors.
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I successfully eat and drive without dropping cream cheese on my lap.
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Your playlist, though empty, has now been successfully added to your account.
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Other events are less successfully contrived in service of a political point.
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He cites "high barriers to entry" to tapping into the concept successfully.
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The Beatles sued, successfully, to have the recordings taken off the market.
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After successfully breaking down the door, Webb, 51, comes running out naked.
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India successfully launched a long-range intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) on Thursday.
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But the end of 2017, Pyongyang had successfully test-fired three ICBMs.
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The company has successfully overturned previous talc verdicts on technical legal grounds.
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Whether Kavanaugh is successfully confirmed has become a question of Senate math.
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Yet, the weapon has yet to be successfully tested over multiple attempts.
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The party did so last year and successfully derailed the appropriations process.
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Chief Standing Bear successfully sued for his freedom in Standing Bear v.
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The government supported unions that successfully fended off a conservative legal challenge.
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Motherboard successfully verified some of the identities and numbers posted on Facebook.
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Reince has successfully led the team that has implemented President Trump's agenda.
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Later that year, President Pierre Nkurunziza successfully won a disputed third term.
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Until this summer, however, Bachelor contestants struggled to successfully employ this strategy.
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North Korea successfully test-fired a submarine-launched ballistic missile in 2016.
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He said the new capability was tested successfully in secret last month.
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What should the label say to help me put plants together successfully?
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But other popular movie franchises have successfully transitioned to the small screen.
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Some other websites have successfully used community moderation to regulate their platforms.
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BuzzFeed News successfully fought off Musk's subpoena, while Unsworth eventually dropped his.
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Cliff tracks this artistic decline sympathetically, and successfully evokes Cliburn's intuitive musicianship.
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Mr. Lacey successfully argued the case before the United States Supreme Court.
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In February, 2019, Virgin Galactic successfully sent a test passenger into space.
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The cleanup effort has successfully reduced financial risk, but at a cost.
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This approach is used successfully in Italy and Spain, among other nations.
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So when they are successfully treated, there are substantial gains in output.
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In 2015, intruders successfully targeted a New York dam, gaining partial control.
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And you go on, successfully this time, to run for statewide office.
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She said the cancer had recurred after being successfully treated in 2017.
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Indirect negotiations, through mediation have been successfully applied in numerous international efforts.
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For more than a decade, Brazil successfully fought deforestation in the Amazon.
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Her doctors, Albert Carlotti and Michelle Cabret-Carlotti, successfully sued for defamation.
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Only one other American company has successfully made inroads in the market.
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Pujols has aggressively — and successfully – beaten back any suspicions leveled at him.
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She's holding it together as well, and she pretty successfully does it.
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Successfully snapped a pic of a famous person without them noticing 2.
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Juul and other e-cigarettes have been successfully marketed through social media.
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A pop-up will appear confirming that the file was successfully pasted.
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Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky has credited her with successfully collaborating with regulators.
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Earlier this year, his trade negotiators successfully convinced China to outlaw fentanyl.
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Indeed, industry lawyers helped the government to successfully defend them in court.
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Responding to criticism from Wall Street, Wells Fargo also successfully cut costs.
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The pilot, who survived, successfully ditched the helicopter into the East River.
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The pilot, who survived, successfully ditched the helicopter into the East River.
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But the list of companies that successfully reinvented themselves is very short.
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Provides actionable recommendations on how banks can successfully pursue a blockchain project.
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In one case, Riddell was able to successfully fake a student's handwriting.
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Abeed successfully appealed his case to the State Department, Entertainment Weekly reported.
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SpaceX has since fixed the problem and successfully completed the ground test.
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Our argument is we can successfully compete in a fair global marketplace.
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Trump has argued that his tariffs have successfully pressured countries to negotiate.
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North Korea last week claimed it successfully tested an intercontinental ballistic missile.
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For the most part, the L.A. Phil cast made the transition successfully.
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This sets us up to manage changes in attitudes and behaviors successfully.
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There are abundant examples of places that have successfully addressed violent crime.
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Last week, North Korea said it had successfully tested a hydrogen bomb.
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Biden successfully pressured Ukraine to fire its prosecutor general in March 2016.
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Researchers successfully built a quadruped robot that&aposs capable of climbing ladders.
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The Bake-Off recipe has been successfully exported to 20 other countries.
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These six steps will set your course for successfully securing business capital.
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Guidelines for successfully managing what is often an emotional and unpredictable experience.
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"I never forget a lady," Snake tells Meryl after successfully identifying her.
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Musk has successfully provided power to areas affected by natural disasters before.
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She successfully underwent treatment years earlier for two other forms of cancer.
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After shocking myself for a few days, I'd successfully curbed my drinking.
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But in this case, it's successfully hindering LGBTQ equality in several states.
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Eventually, some of these companies were successfully set up in the South.
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Some people successfully quit, while others spend years trying, only to relapse.
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On the other hand, Mr. Trump has successfully defied conventional wisdom before.
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DEBORAH GLICK Ms. Glick, who successfully led a codification of Roe v.
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"I hope that he's able to deal with it successfully," Belichick said.
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The congressional review law was used only once successfully until this year.
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Can you tell me about the first lesbian couple you matched successfully?
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Democrats successfully won a $2 billion increase in funding for the NIH.
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Profoundly honest and confrontational, Laymon's Heaavy successfully conquers the memoir's confessional project.
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Successfully reelected seven times, he is now serving in his eighth term.
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Russell was generally seen as having successfully smoothed over a difficult situation.
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Ultimately Rothko was not an actor, and could not successfully escape himself.
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Members have successfully lobbied for laws restricting interfaith marriage and religious conversion.
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Women have won Olympic medals and run marathons successfully on their periods.
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Previously, Hogan successfully sued Gawker Media, CEO Nick Denton and then-Gawker.
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How likely do you think Republicans successfully going nuclear over Gorsuch is?
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