My big advice first of all is tenacity, tenacity, tenacity.
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"It's about the tenacity, the tenacity to say that this is our community," he said.
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And then, like I said, one of the reasons we love this business is 'cause the tenacity of the product team, and Justin's tenacity.
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Mark – your tenacity & courage inspire so many of us.
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Below is a game of exploration, repetition, tenacity, and bravery.
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I think this kid is showing a lot of tenacity.
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Over and over again, he praised her for her tenacity.
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You don't get tenacity like that in New York City!
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"Tenacity, skill and gallantry have been your hallmarks," she said.
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Guys in that situation have to find some mental tenacity.
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Thank you for your imagination, creativity, tenacity, inspiration and love!!!
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"I realized that tenacity counts for a lot," Yates says.
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Riley remained optimistic about his team's tenacity, despite the loss.
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His tenacity on the course + in business is so inspirational !!
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They had not counted on Mr. Dith's resourcefulness and tenacity.
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And no company has moved with more tenacity than InnovAge.
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In fact, she added, many interviewers will admire your tenacity.
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Jeff Chen: Mary Lou has such great tenacity and perseverance.
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Mr. Euclide seems to admire the tenacity of the stuff.
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Tenacity and stubbornness are the defining qualities of undocumented America.
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As we mourn her loss, we should celebrate her tenacity.
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No one, however, questioned Agent Rodgers's tenacity as an investigator.
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Showed a lot of hard work, a lot of tenacity.
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She was an individual of great courage, conviction and tenacity.
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His grit and tenacity inspired people all over the world.
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Combined with his longevity, Sanders brings tenacity and authenticity too.
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Lewis's tenacity was also instrumental to his recovery, he said.
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Thunberg credits both conditions for her tenacity as an activist.
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This is where Milwaukee's length and tenacity comes into play.
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Grove's personal story is also one of tenacity and resilience.
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I am in awe of her bravery, courage, tenacity, and strength.
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He was known for his tenacity, warm personality, and his smile.
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I aspire to have that level of tenacity, impact, and vision!
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I thought his bulldog tenacity set the tone for us defensively.
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Under Tenacity, employees choose two buddies to be their accountability partners.
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Hite's tenacity and stoicism drove him to succeed despite difficult circumstances.
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"I completely admire that sort of tenacity" in collecting, he said.
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Youth does help, but experience and wisdom and tenacity are critical.
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Instead, Klay showed tenacity, promise, and a certain amount of desperation.
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And I admire her on-court tenacity and her marketing savvy.
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No other arena requires as much wisdom, tenacity, foresight and empathy.
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His speed, skill and tenacity sets him apart in today's NHL.
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The theft drew widespread attention for its audacity and its tenacity.
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Foligno said the power play was succeeding with tenacity and skill.
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Dozens of speakers showcasing the diverse human capacity for creativity and tenacity.
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It's given me a new appreciation for the tenacity of certain technologies.
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But the working class and the young adored his audacity and tenacity.
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So, she latches onto her new role as a wrestler with tenacity.
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But that kind of tenacity and self-sufficiency is sorely needed today.
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"Our puck pursuit, our tenacity, our secondary forecheck was excellent," Hitchcock said.
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"I think Arya has shown the most sort of tenacity," he explained.
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As a reporter, Smith had a fierce tenacity and solid work ethic.
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At first, he lacks the gear and the tenacity to perform well.
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Souliman credits the tenacity of the company's founder and CEO, Tania Boler.
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And, at the heart of it, it's about tenacity, never giving up.
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With some tenacity, Venus will smile, and an amazing look will emerge.
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It's that same tenacity that got them in the booth last August.
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In the arts, you have to have the tenacity to do it.
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Greek Orthodox guerrillas held out in the Black Sea hinterland with tenacity.
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Still, Boseman manages to communicate T'Challa's tenacity, his logic, and his toughness.
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In South Carolina, however, Mr. De Laine's courage and tenacity were punished.
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This is an exemplary, moving, show-don't-tell record of family tenacity.
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He is short in stature but with an outsize personality and tenacity.
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And all game companies pursue their leakers with varying degrees of tenacity.
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Mistakes were made in terms of underestimating the tenacity of the regime.
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For entry-level people, the main quality we look for is tenacity.
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Goffin said he was describing his opponent's tenacity more than his physicality.
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Up close, you witness the passion and the tenacity that success requires.
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In a statement, Rappler said it applauded Ranada's tenacity as a reporter.
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A lot if it is push, dreams, following those [dreams] through, and tenacity.
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"They did their jobs with courage, grace, tenacity, humility," Stewart added, tearing up.
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But drab though they may be, bogongs surely match monarchs in migratory tenacity.
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But what Oppy may be remembered for most is its sheer workhorse tenacity.
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Though discrimination is at play throughout, scholarship and tenacity are even more prominent.
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It brings him full circle, from the audacity to the tenacity of hope.
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Our country was built by hardworking men and women with tenacity and drive.
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Some were only able to vote through tenacity and sheer force of will.
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The closer has a dramatic job — and, yes, tenacity surely is a requirement.
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The DNC should focus with tenacity and aggression on registering and motivating voters.
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Nor have these last eight years been a story of Greece's tenacity and
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History books tend mostly to credit the courage and tenacity of white women.
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But what they possessed in talent, they lacked in rebounding and defensive tenacity.
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He hailed Cuba's rich culture and the tenacity and resourcefulness of its people.
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We are winning, we just have to keep up the tenacity of it.
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Common threads of warmth, industry and tenacity weave their way through each portrait.
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Verdict: I admire Getty Images's tenacity, but have they never heard of Tumblr?
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He worked his way up from the grass roots, with heart and tenacity.
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" Joe Biden tweeted Tuesday that he was "inspired" by her "courage and tenacity.
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It was the mothers' tenacity that struck Adriana Zehbrauskas more than anything else.
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But once in, the Gamecocks rediscovered the defensive tenacity that was their staple.
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She needs tenacity and grace; conviction and a willingness to try something new.
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We are also awed by their tenacity and professionalism in rolling the presses anyway.
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His legendary tenacity and vision created an extraordinary and lasting legacy for us all.
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One of the things I admire most in companies and their leaders is tenacity.
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The Dark Souls series is legendary for the tenacity it demands of its players.
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I love the grit and determination and the unapologetic, survivalist tenacity that she has.
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That kind of fight and tenacity is a human trait that is particularly wonderful.
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Whatever the reason for his tenacity, Rubio seems very comfortable with his new life.
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Many people think that tenacity is something you are either born with or not.
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The player's tenacity, his never-quit motor on the field were all very familiar.
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Eich is the author of TRUTH, TRUST + TENACITY: How Ordinary People Become Extraordinary Leaders.
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Leading Democrats need to act boldly, with a sense of urgency, focus and tenacity.
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In a statement, the network praised Dreyfus's "tenacity" in the face of the disease.
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Running for President is tough, but being President requires a superhuman level of tenacity.
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She growled with a tenacity that would put her Jack Russell terrier to shame.
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Anderson admired Mr. Whitten's tenacity and his knowledge of how power worked in Washington.
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The practices, high-tempo and intense, focused on nurturing individual skill and cultivating tenacity.
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According to a Montana woman who identifies as "very conservative," Bernie Sanders has "tenacity."
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But his legacy was clouded by missteps that were often amplified by his tenacity.
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Her tenacity paved the way for half a million people born prematurely living today.
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Restraint is a virtue in journalism, no doubt, but so are tenacity and transparency.
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For Bloomberg, any stumbles and setbacks can be cured by both money and tenacity.
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The possible names are Clarity, Courage, Endurance, Fortitude, Ingenuity, Perseverance, Promise, Tenacity and Vision.
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Loved his work ethic, his story, his approach to the game, and his tenacity.
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Mr. Tillerson's tenacity won a certain grudging respect from the Russians, Mr. Milov said.
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Felling it with a handsaw or ax requires strength, tenacity, and lots of time.
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Who hasn't aspired to the wisdom of Atticus Finch, or the tenacity of Rocky Balboa?
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Continue to be amazed by the bravery, resilience & tenacity of kids & diving team in Thailand.
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The local media, amused by his tenacity, have written about his quest over the years.
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But the tenacity of the sectarian system has been on repeated display in recent days.
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Seven times of failure and serial relapsing, but also seven times of tenacity and perseverance.
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I'm here to bring a mother's compassion and understanding, grit and tenacity to the table.
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The community showed tenacity, intimacy and love, even in the depths of loss and poverty.
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Of course, any tenacity she gets from the stars, she'll inherit threefold from her mom.
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It took the tenacity and generosity of the public to say, We need this vaccine.
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Ah, Walker, never underestimate the tenacity of children — or the seductive power of a pooch.
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Unfortunately, the authors had underestimated the tenacity and resourcefulness of the world's unscrupulous reptile collectors.
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The Massachusetts Democrat spoke of McCain's tenacity during their trip to Afghanistan earlier this month.
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Though he fights for his principles with tenacity, he always does so as a gentleman.
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This daring squirrel might have gotten in over its head, but its tenacity is admirable.
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The country needs "the strengths of women: fortitude, steadfastness, tenacity", she said in her manifesto.
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She was the embodiment of a class act whose vigor, passion and tenacity are unparalleled.
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We should applaud DeVos's tenacity in the face of attempts to silence and marginalize her.
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Who had shown more tenacity in making calls and going door to door collecting signatures?
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But don't underestimate their tenacity to survive and drive to build products that customers love.
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This Spanish language thriller tackles murder, love triangles, and other fun stuff with unprecedented tenacity.
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This is the place common to us all that Greenwold explores with tenacity and tenderness.
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"Hers is a survivor's sensibility," he said of Ms. Yamauchi, "its disillusionment tempered by tenacity."
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Amy has the leadership experience, pragmatic approach to governing and tenacity to make things happen.
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"And I have to tell you that that is another example of tenacity," he said.
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"What he brought was fire, competitiveness, spirit, toughness, tenacity," said Steve Lavin, his coach there.
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Every encounter, every thrilling chase and absurd mating dance, reveals the heartening tenacity of life.
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Conception, pregnancy, parenthood, and life are incredibly complex, yet we chase them with unmatched tenacity.
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The governor would call out her name, praising her tenacity, as he signed the bill.
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But they do their jobs with solemnity and tenacity and without a whiff of scandal.
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This is because of the tenacity and the spirit of the people that has never died.
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Despite their sweet exterior, due to their diminutive size, they hunt with deadly precision and tenacity.
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With brainpower and skill, inventors are taking on the world's biggest problems with tenacity and creativity.
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That is where tenacity and believing in yourself and your team and your business is required.
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"Through teamwork and tenacity, we have been able to address and overcome every challenge we've faced."
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At the time I was offended by the question but in retrospect, I admire the tenacity.
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" Kristina Ruehli: "Hats off to the tenacity of the victims, the media, and the justice system.
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But propelled by talent, tenacity and a bit of luck, she began to reverse her fortunes.
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Over time, he has learned to brush off the bullying, and his tenacity has paid off.
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Her place in the family has been full of tension, and I've always appreciated her tenacity.
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People with the disorder develop profound, sometimes bizarre, convictions that they cling to with extraordinary tenacity.
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Coding experience is not required, but applicants are screened for their tenacity and problem solving skills.
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Did she have the tenacity and discipline to have been as prolific a composer as Gustav?
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Halep is more emotive on court and her tenacity has earned her an army of fans.
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It was a 218-page report that overwhelmed with the tenacity and thoroughness of Mueller's investigation.
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If anything, defenders on the far-right fringe, including President Donald Trump, have lauded his tenacity.
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I really admire her tenacity and the way she handles herself on and off the court.
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Meanwhile, Owlin's Series A isn't just a lesson in finding market fit but also in tenacity.
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"Just because of his tenacity -- nobody has the killer instinct like Kobe," Cube told TMZ Sports.
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But they doubtless hope that tenacity will benefit them if and when a new regime comes.
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Since call centers can be such lonely places, Tenacity offers to foster friendships outside of work.
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Now that I know about Jill's return to the show, I admire her tenacity and obsessiveness.
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Clinton, even as Democrats in general have been dismayed by Mr. Trump's tenacity in national polls.
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It's worth asking, though, where this tenacity was over the first eight weeks of the season.
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The white working-class hoodie still glows with the Rocky Balboa ideal of grit and tenacity.
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But it did give her a certain technical acumen (not to mention tenacity) that I admired.
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Like tulips, Tauruses have an incredible staying power, with the potential for loyalty, commitment, and tenacity.
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The game left a profound impact on McFarlane's tenacity and the way he views the world.
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Despite their camouflage uniforms and bandoliers, they looked overwhelmed, even terrified, at the tenacity on display.
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But that tenacity has been a trademark of her young professional and her illustrious junior career.
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Your tenacity, grit, love, humanity, devotion to family and work ethic are what make America thrive.
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He made up for his stature with outsize tenacity and a deep understanding of the game.
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Special Forces officers described another recent operation with Kurds that underscored the tenacity of the group.
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His path to a revival needed the kind of tenacity that Mr. Abraham has plenty of.
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I was very proud of the fight and tenacity we showed - right to the 82nd minute.
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"You have to admire the tenacity with which he's continued to stay ahead of the curve."
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YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki said that people who become CEOs have showed tenacity and hard work.
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Finney deftly captures the character's frustrations, tenacity and (particularly in his priceless closing scene) good humor.
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That lack of enthusiasm has ultimately affected our movement's progression and the tenacity of its leaders.
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Like Sofía, other young black market workers express a sense of pride about their own tenacity.
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Opinions seem to differ wildly with respect to the overall conviction and tenacity of your average consumer.
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RBG is a true inspiration; I wish I could have an ounce of her intelligence or tenacity.
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In his eulogy, President George W. Bush also recognized his father's tenacity when faced with tough challenges.
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In addition to tenacity, Woodman says part of what allowed him to succeed was his own naivete.
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The process, I found out, demands tenacity, a full body suit and gallons upon gallons of Fabuloso.
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That he has persevered in cool and steady fashion is evidence of his tenacity, his colleagues say.
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"Find others who are also on big, bold journeys that require similar tenacity and temerity," Pimsleur writes.
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Mert hatched at the zoo in 1989, and he was well known for his tenacity and charm.
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Yelp's core values are still authenticity, honesty, tenacity, being different, and playing well with others, he said.
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Through her signature tenacity and powerful voice, Malala's early activism has since grown into an international movement.
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Just over 100 days into Trump's troubled tenure, the GOP establishment has already demonstrated its political tenacity.
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Ospina's story showcases the same tenacity shown by innumerable undocumented young people striving for the American Dream.
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No matter how complicated the case or frustrated the patient, Sanders shows a relentless tenacity for helping.
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It seriously underestimated the tenacity and viciousness of a minority regime with its back to the wall.
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The next secretary general will face a series of challenges that will require deft leadership and tenacity.
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Their integrity and tenacity, and their loyalty to one another, are enough to bring you to tears.
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They make quite a combination: the fierce, fast tenacity of Vardy along with the subtlety of Mahrez.
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Tenacity in the face of disaster has kept the party afloat through its long and convoluted history.
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But he has a reporter's tenacity, a novelist's imagination, and an outsider's knack for asking intemperate questions.
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On its website, the organizers expressed regret, anonymously, about the tenacity of the "wild allegations" against it.
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It was the tenacity of the boundary-breaking Canaanite mother that led Jesus to heal her daughter.
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But with patience, tenacity and luck, we can catch a glimpse of nature at its most profound.
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Their dedication, tenacity and excellent investigative work, has now paid off in the arrest of Mr. Vien.
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For all of Big Thief's improvements from album to album, it's the band's tenacity that's most inspiring.
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" — Ruth Bader Ginsburg "The most difficult thing is the decision to act, the rest is merely tenacity.
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Because while major tenants of Leia's character were her tenacity and wit, its bedrock was her heart.
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A U.S. Ski Team assistant, Chris Knight, said Vonn's tenacity in overcoming setbacks no longer surprised him.
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In recent years, feminists, historians and artists have all praised Merian's tenacity, talent and inspirational artistic compositions.
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Her voice is low and insistent, in a thick, trudging, orchestral track that faces burdens with tenacity.
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"I believe Rose, I support her, I really like and admire her tenacity and wish her the best."
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I felt like it was a really amazing opportunity to expand what the song means — surviving and tenacity.
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You just have to find the doctor who has the patience and tenacity to help you get there.
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I think that my tenacity has definitely been more helpful to my career than talent or the aesthetic.
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All you need is a WiFi hotspot and tenacity, and you can learn just about anything these days.
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Lagarde will need the same tenacity given the euro zone economy is weakening and price pressures are muted.
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That the film received critical acclaim and six Oscar nominations is a testament to their talent and tenacity.
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His tenacity, broad experience and deep understanding of geopolitics make him an excellent choice for Secretary of State.
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Their tenacity and resolve despite staggering obstacles is the heart and soul of what makes that country work.
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That tenacity is a vital leadership trait that increases the chances of a company's success, according to Grimeland.
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"Beating OpenAI Five is a testament to human tenacity and skill," OpenAI co-founder Greg Brockman told Motherboard.
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I believe Rose, I support her, I really like and admire her tenacity and wish her the best.
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Mara Abrams has worked with Jadon as his physical therapist and says his tenacity has been awe-inspiring.
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News of Senator John McCain's brain cancer diagnosis on Wednesday shocked many who admire his tenacity and strength.
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Such rapid growth is a testament to their tenacity, but brand promotion has remained central to their strategy.
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Some observers are trying to spin this as a good sign, saying the rallies demonstrate the team's tenacity.
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"There's a big mental health factor here, because gap years help build resiliency, tenacity, and grit," he said.
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The Irish played with grit, nous and genuine tenacity, and won in remarkably Italian fashion as a result.
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You don't doubt her stamina or tenacity when she's sitting through hour eleven of the Benghazi Kangaroo Court.
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It's hard to imagine a more symbolic setting for Kesha's comeback than Knight's monument to tenacity and faith.
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I want to convey the Lacoste values in my designs: sporting ideas around tenacity, community and fair play.
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Q: Are your surprised by the tenacity shown by the U.S. equity markets with respect to trade wars?
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Such tenacity can be partly explained by views of life and death widely held in Asia, experts say.
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"You have the Russian spirit; you never give up," Mr. Putin, impressed by Mr. Monson's tenacity, told him.
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So at his first training camp, held in January in California, Arena preached aggressiveness and tenacity and spirit.
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Based on a true story, it's an inspiring tale of the tenacity and endurance of the human spirit.
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"John Young was at the forefront of human space exploration with his poise, talent, and tenacity," Lightfoot said.
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It's for those who planned, who fought, who had the tenacity of someone like Rudy or perhaps himself.
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He did both every day in his filthy studio, driven with a tenacity you might also call love.
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Ellis said that in the knockout rounds her players had been forced to tap into their ingrained tenacity.
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Now, thanks to the tenacity of a local student, Carter will have a second chance to finish his degree.
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"I admire her energy and tenacity, and love what she does for the plus community," Augustine said of Golden.
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But Phoenix, a four-time-Oscar nominee, seems to embrace the spotlight and his causes with an unusual tenacity.
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Her track record is a testament to her special tenacity, but also to how incredibly resilient humans can be.
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I just couldn't believe that my craft, my brain, and my tenacity were being overlooked because of my size.
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Fans remembered her for her tenacity and talent; her uncanny way of filling our lives with wonder and adventure.
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I'm forever grateful to him for his tenacity that night and for always making that run about us both.
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There's a tenacity in the way civil society is fighting that has been missing in Kenya for some time.
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The tenacity of American racism, mobilized under the Trump administration, remains the painful inheritance of its citizens of color.
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Instead, the harasser keeps pushing and pushing to get the reaction they want with even more tenacity and intensity.
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"I greatly admired him for his honesty, tenacity and professionalism and capacity for innovation," he said in a statement.
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The fact that we're still here, reporting on this shit, is a testament to the tenacity of female journalists.
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That was life for 23-year-old Bri Steves, a Philly native with the tenacity to do it all.
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Through the emerging field of "social physics," Tenacity subtly manipulates workers to build more well-being into their days.
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On this occasion, handsomely partnered by Chase Finlay, she cast a spell with a singing thread of technical tenacity.
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No matter who you're voting for, you have to give it up for her tenacity and her work ethic.
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So, how to reconcile these deep-seated, deadening states of mind with the tenacity Gazans display to keep resisting?
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In fact, it is a truly grounded story of a team showing tenacity and character from beginning to end.
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He legitimately has the tools, professional record and tenacity to make a change for the betterment of the whole.
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We were still in position to compete for a championship last year because of the tenacity she brought back.
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Now she has a bachelor's degree in political science from Columbia University and has been training with unyielding tenacity.
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When an aggressive form of brain cancer hit him last year, he again displayed his famous tenacity and willpower.
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Maud emerges as a memorable figure, a misunderstood woman who has yet to discover her own brilliance and tenacity.
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" In the voices of those leaving town, it sounds more like "anxiety," she said, "but also tenacity and pride.
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But within the bare set, it was her solitary tenacity that drew the eye to her spiraling, stomping form.
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The artist's tenacity carried her through to a slew of national and international clients in editorial and advertising capacities.
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His tenacity made him a perfect match for Jason, and he knew what he would be putting Jason through.
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"I canvassed for you in 2012 and am so inspired by your integrity + tenacity," one of the notes said.
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General Shachnow said that flexibility, tenacity and assertiveness were among the qualities that had helped him survive the Holocaust.
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France ousted Belgium with defensive tenacity mixed with flashes of offensive brilliance; they will be the favorite in Moscow.
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Whatever "merit" he may have possessed, it was the immigrant ethos of tenacity, discipline and resourcefulness that really mattered.
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What comes across throughout the two-floor exhibition is the breadth and tenacity of Jewish life over the millenniums.
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The final nine contenders were: Endurance, Tenacity, Promise, Vision, Clarity, Ingenuity, Fortitude, Courage and, of course the winner, Perseverance.
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And Cooper is certainly familiar with Kellyanne Conway's determination to present the case for the President with withering tenacity.
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I have also observed, in my visits to those Main Streets, that there is a tenacity of industry everywhere.
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The result is a capsule of outfits that embody the spirit and tenacity of the women who wear them.
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Those on both sides of the aisle who've worked closely with Stewart praised his knowledge, tenacity and interpersonal skills.
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It took Ava DuVernay's vision and tenacity to bring it to the big screen with proper sweep and gravitas.
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We have no doubt that he will fight this with the tenacity and grace for which he is known.
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The story of his accident and his tenacity in that situation really resonates with the people of South Dakota.
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The transcribed interviews expose the material and emotional damage the locals have endured, as well as their resounding tenacity.
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There's minimal flag-waving here, making it a universal story about tenacity and sacrifice, rather than anything more overtly patriotic.
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It is a moment to stop, look around, and admire the tenacity and beauty of the American spirit through portraiture.
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" The actress also praised Jorah's tenacity, saying: "She told him to go find a cure, and of course, he did.
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Rather, certain numbers may require more "effort and tenacity," Bender says, offering four and eight as examples of demanding numbers.
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" She continues: "Nola is very powerful in the sense that she's an example of fierceness and the tenacity of freedom.
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Try walking with purpose up an escalator and just watch how clueless standers marvel at your self-confidence and tenacity.
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It seems to be about the tenacity of people or maybe Paris specifically... It's the best thing Nobrow has published.
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Innovation companies need to set their sights on solving unmet needs – but this approach requires focus and long-term tenacity.
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They gave him the bravery and tenacity to go into a fight that looked like he was sure to lose.
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"They're losing a lot of people to carry the fight against ISIL, so I'm impressed with their tenacity," Thomas said.
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A poor student from a poor school who does so must be someone with unusual amounts of grit and tenacity.
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Of course, that same tenacity is something that Gracie had to inherit in order to get where she is now.
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Texas Tech then started chipping away, relying on the teamwork and defensive tenacity that have been its signatures all season.
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The heroism of Tolkien's characters depends on their capacity to resist evil and their tenacity in the face of defeat.
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Green made a strong impression on the Colts' defensive coaching staff, who liked the newcomer's tenacity and willingness to learn.
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But tenacity is, and President Trump has it in a way that makes those who don't have it feel uncomfortable.
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Fire alarms in the 1980s were novel, and with Goings' sales experience and tenacity, the company became a runaway success.
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Under the blossoms of "white peonies," and "bursts of purple crocus" that dot the poems, emotional clarity and tenacity grow.
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Beneath Mr. Mitchell's gleaming smile and sunny charm was a tenacity of belief and purpose that could be almost frightening.
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To understand the true depth of Kimmy's tenacity and courage is something I might never fully be able to do.
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I can't decide whether I covet or fear his tenacity, his willingness to risk all to save what he loved.
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Human beings have a tenacity, not only a will to survive, which we are demonstrating, but a will to thrive.
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On the spines of books everywhere, "girls" are sticking with all the tenacity of a chewed piece of bubble gum.
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But supporters defended his tenacity, and he won many honors, including 11 Emmys, a Peabody and a George Polk Award.
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He was by the example of his personal tenacity as well as by wise counsel a powerful, immensely valuable mentor.
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I know a thing or two about being the only person of color in a room—and it takes tenacity.
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Voracious tenacity"I prefer to back people who God put them on this earth to make this company," he said.
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Setting aside Mr. Saakashvili's political ambitions, the episode once again cast light on the tenacity of Ukraine's culture of corruption.
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As we like to remind you each year: Tenacity + a desire to edify + an enterprising nature – sloth = a beguiling result.
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Her strength, though exercised with a coolness which could be called masculine, is feminine in its fibre, nerve and tenacity.
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I respect his strength, tenacity and passion, and I admire him deeply for the commitment to getting our stories out.
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Then voters elected a trio of lawmakers who prevailed through a mixture of tenacity, pragmatism, arm-twisting, and sheer luck.
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This is another myth that conservatives have simply repeated with such tenacity that no one bothers to scrutinize it anymore.
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From there, my tenacity paid off in a big way when I landed a recurring guest appearance on The Today Show.
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I am going to bring as much tenacity, strength, and energy toward this challenge as I have throughout my entire career.
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There's a sense of that strength and tenacity in the first photo of Wiley, who is wearing the red handmaid's outfit.
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Her tenacity and conviction remain striking, even as she faces another fight, having been branded an enemy by her fellow citizens.
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With Black Founders Matter, the goal is to bring the tenacity of the Black Lives Matter movement to the startup industry.
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While that tiny house elf won us over with his tenacity and heroics, the little Dobby drone is mostly a disappointment.
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According to their owner, whenever this tune plays, the pitchy pooch joins in with tenacity of a late-night karaoke sesh.
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Her fights take a kind of grit and tenacity that is often sugarcoated in our modern-day stories of entrepreneurial success.
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As Hugh Glass, a wilderness guide left for dead by fur trappers, he communicates suffering and tenacity in every small gesture.
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Nine seconds later Tavares' backhander was stopped at the doorstep by goaltender Henrik Lundqvist, but his tenacity kept the play alive.
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I am a fan of the Congressman and admire his bravery and tenacity, so getting a ticket is a no-brainer.
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No one doubts her comfort with the details of public policy or her tenacity in mastering bureaucratic systems and building coalitions.
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John launched FUBU in 1992 with just $40, but with grit and tenacity, grew it into a $6 billion fashion brand.
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On both sides of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, many claim the plant as an emblem of their people's strength and tenacity.
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Rather than dwell on blight, though, "The Get Down" celebrates the tenacity and vim of the area's black and Latino youth.
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I applaud her tenacity and it hasn't been easy watching her get yanked around by the swamp, and yet she prevails.
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And one thing I know is that everyone in this profession possesses a tenacity and a fearlessness that can't be taught.
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"We celebrate the women whose hard work and tenacity have helped us continue to invent for life," the company's website boasts.
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Right now, that tenacity gives the Republicans the best chance at getting the tax reform they've said they've wanted for decades.
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He uses his experiences being turned down by Nashville music executives to impress upon the importance of tenacity and hard work.
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Oh, and he showed off his tenacity on the glass, some court vision, and a penchant for getting into passing lanes.
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Jaques was motivated by the girls' tenacity, determination, and passion in spite of the adversity they are forced to endure daily.
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The deranged wife is played by Cassandra Trenary with the feral tenacity of a backup dancer in a hair metal band.
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"I can salute the courage, tenacity and the sense of responsibility that Wendie showed by taking that second penalty," Diacre said.
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Mr. Pompeo denounced the former president for underestimating "the tenacity and viciousness of radical Islam" and for his policies on Iran.
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"I canvassed for you in 2012 and am so inspired by your integrity + tenacity," one of the notes said, CNN reported.
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In start-ups, people who are great hires have grit and tenacity, because it's hard and everything's breaking all the time.
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"Courage and tenacity, of course, are not unique to Yale women, and neither are the challenges they have faced," Perkins writes.
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I know he's going to approach his recovery with the same energy and tenacity and resolve that defined his public life.
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He was able to achieve with hard work, tenacity and perseverance what they were unable to achieve with far more talent.
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I have two brothers, and we all have this tenacity, this innate need to push the limits, to always want more.
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I&aposm enormously grateful for Travis&apos vision and tenacity while building Uber, and for his expertise as a board member.
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"His tenacity, broad experience and deep understanding of geopolitics make him an excellent choice for secretary of state," Mr. Trump said.
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A 32-year-old 7-footer, he has altered games, when healthy, with a defensive tenacity that borders on dirty play.
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The mobility and tenacity of a dog give it qualities that a piece of hand-held equipment is never going to replicate.
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Houston's music, like the city itself, has always been a sprawl of possibility and community—but of tenacity and resistance as well.
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Doing so would not be easy for a president who has adopted the nickname "lion man" to symbolise his tenacity and ruthlessness.
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Be prepared to go the distance with passion and tenacity to get through the barriers, especially one of the big barriers - rejection.
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She has had the tenacity to keep standing in the face of every fight or failure in her professional or private life.
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The process of elimination leaves only one person with that access and tenacity to get Olivia Pope off: Jake Ballard (Scott Foley).
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Pierre-Bravo eventually landed at NBC in an entry-level role and met Brzezinski, who picked up on her co-worker's tenacity.
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"But I guess what allowed me to be successful, ultimately, in those classes, at the end, is my persistence and my tenacity."
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If you don't know how to lead an organization, self-confidence and tenacity and whatever other amazing strengths you have are meaningless.
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"It wasn't desperation, it was tenacity," he said on CNBC's "Mad Money," noting the pharmaceutical industry is grounded in intellectual property protection.
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It's called Cordura denim, and it's described by the company as a high-tenacity fiber commonly used in workwear and military uniforms.
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They are an integral part of our communities, and their stories, their tenacity and fearlessness make them as American as apple pie.
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It is only our focus, our tenacity, and our drive to interact with them that keeps us in close contact with them.
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No one should be locked into an economic system where they can't improve their own income and status through tenacity and strategy.
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But behind the scenes there was a hell of a lot of work and exploration and tenacity that went into these things.
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But she quickly discovered that it would take more than tenacity (and her foul mouth) to get doors to open in Hollywood.
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The show's soundtrack is a celebration of her tenacity, full of female empowerment anthems from women who are also on the rise.
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The renowned restaurateur David Chang, the founder of Momofuku restaurants, recalled being impressed by the tenacity of the teen with fine products.
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The courage, tenacity, and fortitude of these women are described in their stories and those qualities reverberate in the artworks on display.
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It's a testament to Haddish's spunk and tenacity that she has managed to not only survive but thrive in the comedy world.
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The discipline and tenacity that carried you into the retirement savings elite will elevate you to your next set of financial goals.
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His tenacity on behalf of Holocaust sufferers was matched by his warmth and encouragement of loved ones, said his son Elisha Wiesel.
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The soldier never quite regained the tenacity to fight back, much less really try to escape for the remainder of his captivity.
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"I think seeing her age combined with her tenacity and aspirations to be a YouTuber was so intriguing to me," Starrr said.
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Jane Rosen saw that I was trying to grasp drawing and worked with me; from her, I learned about precision and tenacity.
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Unlike the relative lightheartedness of earlier chapters, this one takes on a darker tone with the introduction of tenacity, violence, and hatred.
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Fellow athletes also feted Woods, including tennis superstar Serena Williams, who praised the golfer's tenacity and his ability to overcome his injuries.
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" One stalking study describes ex-partner stalkers as having "easily bruised egos, flimsy interpersonal boundaries, smoldering rage and jealousy, and relentless tenacity.
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But Semenya, with her kick and her tenacity, brings an excitement to the sport -- one that's hardly given much attention or broadcast time.
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"His tenacity, broad experience and deep understanding of geopolitics make him an excellent choice for Secretary of State," Trump said in the statement.
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Understanding water bears Tardigrades, sometimes called "water bears" or "moss piglets," are tiny micro-animals that have fascinated scientists with their uncanny tenacity.
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Thanks to the tenacity of Spirit, Sunny and their dolphin friends, the male whales eventually backed off, with only one male staying behind.
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A rough first season in the rotation gave way to a return to the bullpen, and it suited Barnette's tenacity on the mound.
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Becoming and remaining famous requires many of the same skills and qualities as running an entrepreneurial venture, including an exceptional degree of tenacity.
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And, in both his career as an actor and his tenacity as a creator, he has proved out the truth of this subject.
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Republicans want and deserve a speaker with the courage and tenacity of Mr. Nunes — one who supports his troops when they're under fire.
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The world had not seen a computer worm spread with such tenacity since the likes of Blaster and Mydoom in the early 251s.
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" Fenty also characterized the leadership change as an extension of his existing partnership with Baer, who he said has an "aggressive operational tenacity.
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The revelation is a testament to the tenacity of Bleeding Cool journalist Rick Johnston, who chased the story for more than ten years.
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Tossed back and forth between opposition and weakness, tenacity and fear, bitterness and speculative greed, she is unable to make her mind up.
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The tenacity he earned as an addict in recovery that pushed him to take that road trip with Randall in the first place.
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Even though Uwamanzu-Nna has struggled with "numerous classes in the past," she credits her tenacity and work ethic for pulling her through.
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As a tribute to his tenacity, I have taken the liberty of giving any French clue or answer in the crosswords a nickname.
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Completing a no-hit run for all three games is astounding, and we applaud the tenacity and patience it took to do it.
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Clinton, who grew up in an era of few opportunities for women, revealed strength and tenacity building a career that spanned the world.
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As a lasting peace for Colombia starts to look increasingly plausible, the architects of this process deserve credit for their vision and tenacity.
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Now, documents filed in April argue that Google has not investigated recent high-profile leaks with the same tenacity as in the past.
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A -- Aesop Rock: The Impossible Kid (Rhymesayers) Indubitably brilliant, indubitably self-referential, Aes has exorcised his depressive demons with admirable tenacity since 2001.
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To discover GREAT BARRIER REEF, MAKING AN ENTRANCE, and TEN THOUSAND YEARS required much tenacity, intuition and no small modicum of good luck.
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Had she, like so many other German Jews, taken for granted the tenacity of civilization long after it had begun to give way?
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Perhaps they would have been an awkward fit, but James certainly would have accepted Rondo's play-making wizardry and defensive tenacity back then.
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With the support of her family and friends, and her own tenacity, she was able to support her family, and she eventually remarried.
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Confronting Brigman's remarkable life and poetry — not to mention her spunk and tenacity — can leave visitors teary-eyed, observers at the museum noted.
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With much of the American textile industry moving offshore, the United States no longer has the capability to manufacture high-tenacity polyester fiber.
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Last weekend, the gulf between the two parties — in strategy and message, in political tenacity and internal cohesion — could not have been greater.
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After such a critical blue wave, why squander the savvy, tenacity and expertise that Nancy Pelosi would bring to steering the Democratic agenda?
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We like his tenacity and his toughness, as well as the way he supports these guys the way they need to be supported.
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She's had to leave much of her campaigning to surrogates, friends and relatives who talk about her tenacity and spell out her ideas.
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The digital innovations we enjoy today were brought about in large part by a few unique individuals blessed with brilliant minds and tenacity.
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I was proud to have overcome the formidable obstacles in my path, because if nothing else, I possessed incredible tenacity, perseverance and resilience.
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The Duchess had been so impressed by his tenacity in 2011 she wound up hiring him a few years later, according to Henderson.
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Understanding there is a higher power gives us the courage and tenacity to forge ahead in the midst of anger, hatred and fear.
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Although your tenacity will take you far in life, you're all too aware that the higher you climb, the further you can fall.
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The competition has not featured a single team from a power conference, but the Razorbacks are clearly committed to guarding opponents with tenacity.
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And the Maduro government, with a Leninist tenacity that sees struggle as the opportunity to consolidate its project, refuses to withdraw its plans.
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The organization and sheer tenacity of the protestors should have been enough to earn them the respect and ear of the art world.
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Your tenacity will pay off, especially on the 10th, when the sun and serious Saturn align in your passionate, playing-for-keeps eighth house.
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This is infinitely more likely than the scenarios for needing grenade sumps, but we don't seem willing to address it with the same tenacity.
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Her tenacity ultimately turned the buffet experiment into four published studies about pizza eating, all cowritten with Wansink and widely covered in the press.
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"I find her conviction very moving and her tenacity astounding," Ms. Dunham said to a crowd crammed inside a coffee shop in Iowa City.
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This process requires a great deal of personal bravery and tenacity to find the voice and means necessary to achieve their own unique visions.
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"Giving someone a chance to survive through their darkest moments — that is Dreaming In Black, that is the resilience and tenacity of our people."
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That kind of tenacity is one reason why Ms Dell, who is still in her 30s, is among the best economists of her generation.
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The answer is a cautionary tale about the power of Big Pharma, the unintended consequences of government intervention, and the tenacity of drug markets.
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The difference between success and failure sometimes has to do with hard work and tenacity, but far more often with the strategy of timing.
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Soon, she was flooded with threatening messages, the attackers' tenor and tenacity "so much worse" than what she'd experienced during her Channel Awesome days.
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Clinton's very durability — her tenacity, grit and capacity for enduring and overcoming adversity — could be exactly what is required to defeat Donald J. Trump.
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"If you have the wisdom, the strength, the tenacity, to hold that coalition together, we will govern for 50 to 75 years," he said.
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But today, thanks to the tenacity and conviction of the people of St. Louis, EPA is conducting a more robust cleanup of the site.
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But mostly, the nickname was a tribute to his tenacity, notably a willingness to call even people who had just hung up on him.
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For years now, social scientists have emphasized that what kids really need to become healthy adults is tenacity and self-reliance, flexibility and resilience.
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U.S. stock indexes opened slightly higher the day after that vote but were moving with greater tenacity in response to U.S.-China trade talks.
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But he has a reputation for tenacity — a useful asset for getting through the extensive negotiations required to get Chinese executives to pay up.
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While Raonic showed some tenacity and success at the net, Murray's clean stroke and steady positioning lent him a greater longevity for the match.
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But along came the Russian stars Ovechkin and Kuznetsov, backed by a robust supporting cast that matched offensive prowess with discipline, structure and tenacity.
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But Jim Nadler, Mr. Kroll's co-founder in the bond rating firm, said Mr. Kroll was trading on his reputation for integrity and tenacity.
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On Tuesday, at Detroit, Hornacek kept Porzingis on the bench for most of the fourth quarter rather than risk ruining the Knicks' defensive tenacity.
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The two men were freshmen lawmakers together — both were elected in 2006 — and Mr. McCarthy said he admired Mr. Jordan's "work ethic" and tenacity.
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"Without question, his vision and tenacity, led us through the sweeping changes required to bring Federal Student Aid into the 21st century," Brown wrote.
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Meanwhile, we see Annie as a growing fireball of tenacity and confidence, working at an alt-weekly, chasing her dreams, and finding her voice.
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There are no demogorgons stalking Marianne's town of Elden, France, crawling out of the Upside Down by force of sheer tenacity and unending teeth.
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They say they have sought to mimic her tenacity and confidence as they confront chauvinism and stereotypes in the workplace and in family life.
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The tenacity of America's shale producers earned OPEC's respect, but the shale sector needs higher prices than the cartel's leading producers to keep drilling.
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"I'm constantly inspired by her drive and tenacity—and how she unapologetically shows up in the world," said Omar in a statement about Isra.
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There's no doubt, however, that such tireless energy is just what's needed to slay a monster of this gargantuan size and this determined tenacity.
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Emmy-nominated director Tiffany Shlain's new film 50/50 celebrates the stories of female trailblazers across centuries and cultures, examining their struggles, ingenuity, and tenacity.
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While his talent remains irrefutable, his Saturday night loss was as one-sided as they come, and will require some real tenacity to rebound from.
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Of course, it's easy to put all of this down to some sort of cliched French-Canadian tenacity, politeness, joie de vivre, delete as appropriate.
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"Silence Yourself" was a blast of rage and tenacity, a demand for autonomy and respect precipitated in part by conflicts with the band's early management.
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Julia Roberts won for Erin Brockovich, a character whose tenacity and strength in fighting the system have made her a role model for women everywhere.
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In a new promo video for the second Invictus Games, wounded warriors show off their strength and tenacity as they compete in various athletic events.
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After Bloodborne, I looked for other games to satiate my thirst for something that demanded the same degree of the mental tenacity that it had.
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A California football coach who was born without arms or legs was honored for his tenacity and determination at the 2019 ESPY Awards on Wednesday.
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As a fabric, nylon is light with high tenacity, has excellent abrasion resistance and can repel things like insects, fungi, animals, molds, mildew and rot.
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Narcissism gives us the confidence and self-esteem to survive and the necessary drive, resilience, and tenacity to succeed in a world full of uncertainty.
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Given all of this, it's much easier to understand why Apple is fighting with such tenacity to prevent the iPhone's security from becoming even weaker.
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Filipino tycoon John Gokongwei gave entrepreneurs advice in an interview in 2007, and shared how tenacity built one of the largest conglomerates in the Philippines.
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Specifically, these experiences helped me evolve as a leader in three key areas that are imperative to success as a CEO: confidence, tenacity and leadership.
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This powerful statement not only offers up queer tenacity, but also highlights the importance of expanding the notions of femininity beyond the cisgender female experience.
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Jay Gooding, one of the coaches who worked with Chirico as she began training with the U.S.T.A., was impressed by Chirico's physical and mental tenacity.
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Clinton's perceived weaknesses as a candidate even as he marveled at her tenacity in the nominating fight they waged against each other eight years ago.
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Clubs everywhere are rethinking their tactics and style after seeing the speed of Leicester's counterattacks and the winning tenacity shown by Atlético, season after season.
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He has since kept vigil there 26 times, embodying the kind of tenacity that turned Thunberg into the global face of a youth protest movement.
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I asked the executive director of Visions, Nancy Miller, about programs that upend assumptions about people with disabilities and that illustrate their tenacity, optimism, resilience.
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The book is "a portrait of a complex man whose remarkable tenacity remained constant, even when his beliefs changed," our reviewer, Alex von Tunzelmann, writes.
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This origin story here was one of my favorites, since it showed how tenacity against incredible adversity can lead to success in the long run.
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I was sometimes writing and acting and playing music, but my artistic tenacity was slowed by the rigidness of my new 9-to-5 schedule.
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" Rihanna also thanked the NAACP for celebrating the "strength and tenacity" of people of color who have been "denied opportunities since the beginning of time.
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That tenacity -- or mulishness, depending on who you ask -- was on full display as recently as last week when she drove another television anchor crazy.
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I, for one, was absolutely enthralled watching it — this single TikTok made me remember the sheer tenacity of humankind when faced with nearly impossible tasks.
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Yet the same zeal, tenacity, loyalty and ruthlessness required to wage a struggle against a colonial power become handicaps in trying to lead a country.
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Midge — and, let&aposs acknowledge Joan Rivers, Phyllis Diller and a few others IRL — broke into the male-dominated comedy field with sass and tenacity.
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Mark Meadows, the Republican chairman of the hardline Freedom Caucus, tweeted that Durham was an "outstanding choice" and said it demonstrated the "tenacity" or Barr's probe.
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If you've ever seen a kid poke at a tablet for hours on end, though, they just might have the tenacity to see a project through.
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Bough thinks larger companies should seek to praise "intrapreneurs," or employees with a sense of ownership and tenacity to take on big projects within the organization.
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"If you work hard and have the tenacity and believe in what you are doing", she emphasizes, "it does pay off in the most fulfilling manner."
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And yet, she took it on with verve and tenacity, knowing the burden of large families in poverty, but also the joy of loving without fear.
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"We are saddened by the loss of Muhammad Ali, who faced Parkinson's disease with great courage and tenacity," PDF President Robin Elliott said in a statement.
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But it was through his own tenacity and the passion of his team that Jacobs rebuilt himself to claim the WBA middleweight belt in August 2014.
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You have lessons learned tucked away in your back pocket, with a handful of grit in one hand, and a fistful of tenacity in the other.
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He continues to surprise those around him with his insurmountable determination, and it's that tenacity that makes him a champion both on and off the mats.
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But with bulldog tenacity and perseverance, the champion finally succeeded, and when Corbett got this blow he was put to sleep beyond any question of doubt.
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Come to Disrupt Berlin 2019 on 123-12 December and pit your skills, tenacity and endurance against some of the best creators from around the world.
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" He also touted his father's candidacy, noting the billionaire has proven he has the "vision, determination and tenacity to get great things done for our country.
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What's amazing is the tenacity with which the gods of Disney, for all the novelties of their digital art, have clung to the formulas of yore.
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As a filmmaker, Beth's major challenge was to capture her mother's tenacity and fearlessness as an artist, while persuading her to be open about her past.
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He chose to believe that lie and pursued her with a tenacity that wore down her resistance: They married and had Sabrina and her sister, Sophia.
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If I had been told I couldn't type any more, I'd probably just take up a new career, so I admire Rusty Moyher for his tenacity.
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I've encountered so many money mistakes along the way — my own and others' — and realized that, with a little planning and tenacity, they can be overcome.
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And she credits much of that tenacity to her mother, Laverne Hall, who raised her and her sister after a divorce when Ms. Waithe was 3.
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It was one of the biggest pro-government demonstrations in Caracas in months, underlining the government's desire to portray strength and tenacity after the failed uprising.
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Mr. Biden also explicitly, again, tried to reach out to supporters of Mr. Sanders, citing the "remarkable passion and tenacity" of his rival and those supporters.
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Were it not for a digital black box that recorded everything on IDT's network, along with Mr. Ben-Oni's tenacity, the attack might have gone unnoticed.
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"I didn't even have my own checkbook until I opened the gallery," she said, smiling, speaking in a deferential sotto voce that belies an uncompromising tenacity.
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Grounded in 1960s Southern soul but never confined by it, Alabama Shakes had backed Howard's whisper-to-shout vocals in songs about romance, heartache and tenacity.
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Grounded in 1960s Southern soul but never confined by it, Alabama Shakes had backed Howard's whisper-to-shout vocals in songs about romance, heartache and tenacity.
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"My mother paved a new road for women and minorities, and she paved that road with tenacity, integrity, diligence and community service," St. Claire told CNN.
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At concerts and in clubs, Queensbridge persists as a misnomer, evoked to represent the entire borough: a rogue symbol of Queens' scrappy tenacity and opaque borders.
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For years he held on to his media empire with the same tenacity he used in clinging to the windowsill of a burning hotel in 1979.
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The elephants' migration is a testament to their perseverance and tenacity to survive in a place where water and food are increasingly hard to come by.
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"We don't under-estimate the difficulty of an outright win at Le Mans and you never under-estimate the tenacity and resources of Toyota," said Palmer.
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Michelle Obama on Wednesday attacked Donald Trump's character without mentioning his name and touted Hillary Clinton's tenacity in a pitch to young voters in swing-state Pennsylvania.
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Emanuelle's nuanced performance plays Mo's tenacity with the pulse of desperation, an itching desire to be loved thrumming beneath the surface of her every impulse and decision.
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Some employees look for someone that they can look up to who is also approachable, while others expect tenacity and a passion for delivering the best results.
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Both are needed, and having these signs in balance spells healthy boundaries, a strong self of our emotional selves, tenacity, and the responsibility required to handle business.
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"If you have the wisdom, the strength, the tenacity to hold that coalition together, we will govern for 50 to 75 years," he said to loud applause.
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BELGRADE (Reuters) - Novak Djokovic has lost the tenacity which enabled him to rule men's tennis for a number of years, former mentor Niki Pilic said on Saturday.
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Despite her suppleness there's a tenacity about her as she crosses from one side of the stage to the other, in the end disappearing into the wings.
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Like no one else, I have seen the talent, the energy, the tenacity, the resourceful mind and the simple goodness of heart that God gave Donald Trump.
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It's hard to think of a public servant who fought the war against al Qaeda and other jihadist groups for longer and with greater tenacity than Sheehan.
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"The records, discoveries and sheer tenacity of this intrepid little rover is testament to the ingenuity, dedication, and perseverance of the people who built and guided her."
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In response to questions from WIRED, Google said it continues to investigate leaks with the same tenacity and considers leaks to be disclosure of confidential proprietary information.
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" Biden thanked Giffords for her support, calling her an "American hero who embodies the courage and tenacity we need to take on and defeat the gun lobby.
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JD: No, in some ways actually I prefer the term rivet to pivot, because I think a lot of times it takes tenacity ... I see, well done.
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Our new socioeconomic ladder appears to be digital, and we should embrace it, if — and only if — its creators have the tenacity and temerity to embrace us.
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If a potential constructor has "patience, tenacity and [an aptitude for] lateral thinking," they have what they need to become a good puzzle maker, says Mr. Nediger.
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So what, in terms of talent and tenacity, could have passed for a late-in-the-proceedings showdown at a major was held, instead, in Week 1.
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"Senator Sanders and his supporters have brought remarkable passion and tenacity to these issues, and together, they have shifted the fundamental conversation in the country," Biden said.
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And he overcame these difficult circumstances to reach the heights of boxing in the boxing world, and inspired generations with his tenacity and a very independent spirit.
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The exhibit makes a great achievement in filmmaking look less like a cinematic U.F.O. and more like, well, an achievement — the product of ingenuity, talent and tenacity.
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The vintage performance, before a sold out Staples Center crowd, showed the tenacity, toughness and talent that made him one of the defining players in NBA history.
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A sweet, shambling poem to the tenacity of hope and the sustaining power of friendship, "Hunter Gatherer" joins two luckless strivers on a picaresque journey to nowhere.
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"Ivan was a young man who enjoyed life to the fullest and with the vigorous tenacity of love," Timothy Howard, the organizer, wrote on the GoFundMe page.
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Showing the tenacity that marked her career, she battled back though and her two French Open titles on a claycourt surface she once loathed earned Sharapova admiration.
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Mehrotra sat down with Business Insider for a look back on his career, which became possible due to a student visa fight won by his father's tenacity.
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Thatcher was reviled among Britain's working classes for her economic austerity and conservatism, she was admired for her tenacity in the Falklands war, which the British won.
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We've come to this tipping point thanks to tenacity on the part of countless others who publicly tell their stories, in the face of unrelenting scrutiny and skepticism.
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It requires a kind of brain power and physical tenacity that feels like you are in training for the Tour de France but with all the wrong gear.
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The tenacity of the mothers was a recurring theme throughout the proceedings: headlines move on to the next shooting—or some other breaking news—even when families don't.
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The book brings out the victims as 360 degree human beings and also delves into the tenacity of those victim's families and the detectives who worked the case.
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Wood never missed a game in 12 Packers seasons, made the Pro Bowl eight times, intercepted 48 passes and inspired his teammates with his tenacity and football acumen.
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Though the veracity of this practice has been disputed, quilts are often stories themselves, and these works tell a history of violence and, in its face, quiet tenacity.
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If pushing a domestic cat out of your asshole sounds like a remarkable feat of tenacity and endurance, spare a thought for the macrosomial Olympians of this world.
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While many acknowledged her keen eye for detail and her great tenacity in civic activism (she was arrested on several occasions), she was continually underestimated as a thinker.
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Instead, Paisley's men turned defence into attack, with Ian Callaghan, Ray Kennedy, Steve Heighway and the gloriously permed Kevin Keegan tearing into them with incredible tenacity and speed.
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Now, thanks to her mental tenacity, unwavering commitment, and physical prowess, we've joined forces with MUSCLE MILK® to see Muhammad's many forms of strength come to life.
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But Aurelius is not going away, and it has a war chest, a brilliant legal team, and a tenacity that will force the federal government to take note.
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A quick glance at a very partisan Congress in 2018 suggests that his 'get it done' tenacity might in fact be a skill that plays to his advantage.
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He is easily the most creative and genuine thinker and the tenacity in his vocals, the attack he gives in his music, it's reminiscent of 90s hip-hop.
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Yet this scandal may seriously test that tenacity, as Mr. Hollande has now alienated what little remaining support he may have had even in his own Socialist ranks.
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The tenacity the Taliban have displayed in the Ghazni assault belies the official narrative of progress in the war and the possibility for peace talks, our correspondent writes.
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Mr. Ren was an engineer in the People's Liberation Army for nearly a decade before starting Huawei, and military values — tenacity, dedication, drive — have long suffused the company.
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UA is often regarded as a brand with classically American tenacity and ambition — a company that took off after the debut of a single, highly coveted T-shirt.
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Ms. Chambers's tenacity while covering criminal justice for The New York Times and The Associated Press proved helpful when she began writing about golf, mostly for Golf Digest.
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When Arturo met Carlotta De Martini in 1895, he was 28 and she was 18, a pretty, vivacious girl whom he pursued with all his intensity and tenacity.
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Clinton has actually run a remarkable campaign, demonstrating her tenacity in the face of unfair treatment and remaining cool under pressure that would have broken most of us.
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In my time working with Rob Weaver, I was also impressed with his tenacity and willingness to take on new assignments and duties which he performed exceptionally well.
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Whether you were dodging "Grandma" in a stairwell or decoding one of Lucas's sadistic traps, RE7 tested you with the kind of relentless tenacity only good games can.
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Konah reflects the tenacity and resilience of so many survivors in the world's poorest countries, and the consequences will be enormous as they enjoy better health and education.
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In his memoir, published in 1940, three years before his death, he declared himself to be an out-and-out rationalist, dismayed by the tenacity of religious superstition.
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"We will continue until the job is done, with the tenacity that our company is well known for," Stadler said on Thursday, according to a prepared speech text.
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Rangers head coach David Quinn said his team showed some tenacity by not giving up, but they should not have been in the situation in the first place.
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But Mr. Vouardoux said that residents of Savièse, a village of 7,000 people, were known more for their appreciation of wine, their fondness for theater and their tenacity.
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Competitors, unhappy players, Russian mobsters; they're all ready to stop Molly from succeeding, and she's only able to achieve her success through sheer tenacity — and an intense work ethic.
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Regardless of your feelings about Kanye West the rapper or Kanye West the designer, his tenacity and unwavering desire to maintain his seat among the fashion crowd is impressive.
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Mares just came off a close back-and-forth war against current WBA featherweight champion Leo Santa Cruz, and showed plenty of grit and tenacity despite the losing effort.
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I felt like I was part of your excitement and was always very supportive of your career and the tenacity that you exhibited to chase down a good story.
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A former chair of the Congressional Black Caucus, he was known for his dedication to civil rights and his dogged tenacity in his role on the House Oversight Committee.
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Becoming a top performer amid the pressures of a record label and the finicky consumer sentiment is known in the music business to require "taste and tenacity," Vanhala said.
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Scientists had proven the runners were capable, and the athletes had demonstrated tenacity in their training to try to set a new bar in the world of human performance.
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"I think he has a better understanding of NOBLE and our bandwidth and tenacity and commitment to being the conscience of law enforcement" in the United States, Tarrant said.
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But this city, home to almost 27 million people, also has a tenacity said to be representative of Pakistan's stubborn pluck -- the soul of the nation, if you will.
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"We will without doubt miss Paolo in Russia but we are convinced that our team, with its courage and tenacity, will do Peru proud," the Peruvian Football Federation said.
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It was impressive that he would have that kind of foresight and tenacity to collect his appearances on film and convert them to video — very high-tech and effective.
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"You have to drive through with a huge amount of tenacity, but in the same breath, constantly look back and be very reflective about what you do," he says.
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Their music may be a squeaky-clean blend of metalcore and nu-metal, but Unlocking the Truth's rebellious attitude, copious technical skill, and bullheaded tenacity is pure heavy metal.
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Preserved, displayed and contextualized, that message of terror could be transformed into an object lesson in the tenacity of hate and the ever-more-urgent relevance of Till's story.
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As head of Search Bloc, Carrillo has not only the tenacity and tactical genius to rattle Escobar, but also a similar willingness to let the end justify the means.
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It's a tenacity illustrated through a scene in which Churchill goes out amongst them, which somehow manages to be stirring and emotional despite feeling more than a little contrived.
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And the prism through which we should judge each candidate in the 2020 presidential race is how they exhibit these core human qualities: honesty, empathy, curiosity, tenacity and courage.
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Switzer's run became one of the feel-good stories of the marathon, with celebrities like George Takei, Dan Rather and former WWE wrestlers The Bella Twins praising her tenacity.
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Given the depth and longevity of Venezuela's political and economic crisis, President Nicolas Maduro, the salsa-loving successor to strongman Hugo Chavez, has clung to power with remarkable tenacity.
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Ever the businessman, he persuaded his boss to let him sell comic books at the store, too, and was able to rake in an extra $100 for his tenacity.
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The greatness that he achieves is from tenacity: As the youngest kid of seven or eight, he arrived in Chicago knowing no one, and he worked his way up.
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In a reflection of that tenacity, some Islamic State fighters in Mosul who refused to surrender were buried under rubble by Iraqi security forces in bulldozers, General Townsend said.
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It requires having people on the ground with the smarts and experience to ask the right questions, and the tenacity to keep asking until they get to the truth.
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When Rhoades finally comes to see him, praising his tenacity and whisking him out of isolation to find "an office that befits," Connerty clearly believes that bygones are bygones.
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In his 91 years, Wright, who suffered a raft of personal tragedies, concocted an intoxicating elixir of a persona, mixing rank self-aggrandizement with no-way-but-forward tenacity.
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Indeed, they are part of a story that is virtually absent from today's national narrative: how ordinary people can still influence the government through persuasive moral arguments and tenacity.
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Buttigieg, he added, is a promising candidate who came into a black-owned restaurant and demonstrated a level of earnestness, humility and tenacity as he took on tough questions.
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However, during the month of February, the Spurs' defensive tenacity slipped, putting them in fifth place in the league with a defensive rating of 100.5 points per 100 possessions.
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"Satz is pursuing Cruz's execution with the tenacity of the fictional Captain Ahab hunting his nemesis, the white whale Moby Dick," the newspaper wrote this week in an editorial.
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We are the beneficiaries of the dedication and tenacity of countless people, both well- and little-known, who suffered and mobilized and fought for the cause of universal suffrage.
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Messages of support began pouring in on social media for the civil-rights icon, with many touting his strength and tenacity acquired while helping spearhead the civil-rights movement.
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As we continue to study this canny and poorly understood animal, we have become increasingly impressed with the wolverines&apos tenacity and ability to survive in this harsh tundra environment.
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With a beauty line that simulates the tenacity of thank u, next, will the album still be a point of conversation by the time the products are up for sale?
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Barty showed her mental tenacity against world number 106 Hibino and kept her momentum rolling into the second set to wrap up the match in an hour and 13 minutes.
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In overcoming this conflict of tenacity, it seems there's a fine line between the sort of person who would opt for a psychic and those who would choose a psychiatrist.
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Not only did it demonstrate Arya's tenacity and determination to become the best warrior she can be, but it also provided some levity in an otherwise intense seven-episode run.
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The agreements are signs that despite its lack of a commercial product or human-ready testing, Virgin Hyperloop One has shown a tenacity for securing agreements with willing government partners.
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Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton dominated the Democratic primaries on March 13, yet one television host focused on something other than her leading number of delegates, her policies or her tenacity.
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But Gove, who was briefly in the running to lead the party last year, praised May on Saturday, and said the deal was a result of her "tenacity and skill".
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As more women are stepping forward to unmask abusers in various industries, Allen says it's clear that we need this kind of tenacity from traditionally marginalized voices more than ever.
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Ms. May's tenacity has drawn parallels not only to Ms. Thatcher but also to another methodical woman in politics, Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, a clergyman's daughter, like Ms. May.
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Think of Martin Luther King Jr. The grace that flowed into him from friends and supporters and from all directions made him radically hopeful and gave him confidence and tenacity.
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After stints at the Computer Sciences Corporation and Tenacity Solutions, where he was assigned to the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, he joined Booz Allen Hamilton in 2009.
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In a statement praising Bharara for his "integrity, tenacity, and commitment to rooting out wrongdoing," Democratic New York state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman blasted Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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His farewell speech — "Justice, rooted in truth, watered by tenacity and flowered by wisdom" — drips delicious sarcasm like sap from a Vermont maple tree, and the honoree fully deserves it.
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The Ghazni assault has demonstrated a stunning display of Taliban tenacity that belies the official Afghan and American narrative of progress in the war and the possibility for peace talks.
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For decades, The Charleston Gazette-Mail in West Virginia has exposed corruption, greed and incompetence with a tenacity that was rewarded last year with journalism's highest honor, a Pulitzer Prize.
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The landscape is monotonous — a flat and almost ghostly expanse of scrubby desert whose most impressive feature is the tenacity of the flora, fauna and human beings who survive there.
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Mr. Khosrowshahi said he still talks regularly with Mr. Kalanick and that he would be crazy not to rely on Mr. Kalanick's genius and tenacity to take the company forward.
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In "Moon Meets the Sun," they harmonize in a song of tenacity, cultural survival and willed optimism: "Ah, you put the shackles on our feet but we're dancing," Giddens sings.
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It's hard to make changes at the bureaucratic Paris Opera, yet Mr. Millepied — something of a real-life Rodrigo from "Mozart in the Jungle" — weathers it all with cheerful tenacity.
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The Serbian star also said he was "sorry [Sharapova's career] had to end with an injury" before acknowledging the remarkable tenacity she displayed throughout her 19 years in professional tennis.
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Dancing while surrounded by video imagery of pointing fingers, she revived "Human Nature," which already testified — a full 25 years ago — to Madonna's tenacity and determination to express herself uncensored.
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Senate Republicans and Assembly Democrats are part of this game, but Mr. Cuomo bears much of the blame for not showing the tenacity, creativity and commitment to get this done.
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The simple fact of the matter is that both incumbent and new players in space have, through technological audacity and sheer tenacity, carved out secure niches in the space industry.
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Yan Weiwen, a prominent tenor who plays the leading role of Commissar Peng, a military official, said the tenacity of Red Army soldiers set an example for all Chinese people.
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"She is a brilliant leader, someone who has the experience, the tenacity and determination to lead us in a direction that's going to produce prosperity for all Americans," said Rep.
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Now is the time to keep applying pressure, stand with each other in the face of adversity, maintain our tenacity, and keep powering through — because our lives depend on it.
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While a great deal of credit for her victory should go to her team's organization, door-knocking tenacity, and overall hard work, we shouldn't underestimate what social media did for her.
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I wasn't an avid scholar of his work, but Hemingway's legacy had retained a folkloric quality of expatriate vagabond glamour in Paris, the embodiment of some hyper-American tenacity and grit.
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"Too many women, for too long, have almost been made to feel embarrassed for having the kind of drive and tenacity it takes to succeed in the financial world," she said.
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Golden State has already won six straight games, as Mr Curry has enjoyed a hot streak of long-range shooting and Mr Green has re-discovered some of his defensive tenacity.
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One of the less controversial explanations is that becoming and remaining famous requires many of the same skills and qualities as running an entrepreneurial venture, including an exceptional degree of tenacity.
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As Kabbage's head of lending Rob Rosenblatt said in a statement: Entrepreneurs' "tenacity and self-confidence" to succeed "champions their doubts and compels them to start the amazing journey of entrepreneurship."
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The nickname stuck, as did her tenacity: a viral cover of Big Sean's "Beware," along with her five-song R.P.Y. mixtape, would go on to land her a deal with Capitol.
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"The Maxi Mobility team, under Juan de Antonio's leadership, not only stands out for its drive and tenacity, but also for the strong ethical values they demonstrate in their daily work."
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Meanwhile, Silva approached the first and second rounds like he could win just by being headstrong, by portraying confidence and tenacity even if he wasn't actually trying to hit his opponent.
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He has a distinct, human presence on the court, too, leading by nature, using his tenacity to affect plays in unpredictable ways, and playing a that's highly effective and aesthetically thrilling.
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Reaching the top in this way, by hands-on experience and tenacity, is called "coming up through the hawsepipe" (the hole in the ship's bow through which the anchor chain descends).
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Giving character training to the underprivileged will not level America's increasingly Dickensian inequalities, of course, but Duckworth's ideas about the cultivation of tenacity have clearly changed some lives for the better.
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"Today it's about the heart of James Zadroga and Joe [Zadroga] and the integrity of Ray Pfeifer and the courage of Lou Alvarez and the tenacity of John Feal," Stewart added.
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It is our sweat, tears and tenacity that keep our small business thriving, and we were impressed that everyone we met with understood the role our business plays in our lives.
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Though few players in NBA history can match Rodman's defensive tenacity, energy on the glass, and all-around hustle, his outsized personality helped usher in a new era in the NBA.
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"If I had to pick one survival skill to follow me through life and through these expeditions and adventures, it's that dogged determination, that tenacity, that 'never say die,'" he says.
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HUCKABEE: God bless Jack Phillips for having the courage and the tenacity to go through this, because if this had failed, keep in might, then what are you going to do?
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But the character becomes a compelling protagonist because of Coleman's tenacity at playing the teen queen and the sly magic she's able to weave with the smallest shift in her face.
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But in this case, out of nothing there emerges such a heaving ferment of aspiration, energy, tenacity and audacity that you're left reeling by the scope and vitality of it all.
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For example, the tenacity required to endure and challenge slavery is explained through audio recordings of slave stories, piped into the small cottages where they lived on South Carolina's Hermitage Plantation.
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For those like him who fall outside the cookie-cutter norm, that "takes courage, it takes perseverance, it takes tenacity, it takes confidence, it takes epic empathy for oneself," he said.
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"Thank God for New Yorkers that we have his tenacity, his toughness, his competence and his experience because he knows how to push back," said Maggie Moran, Mr. Cuomo's campaign manager.
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Tomic had shown more unyielding tenacity in shutting down the news conference than he had in shutting down his opponent, so the task wasn't too hard: 11 answers totaling 65 words.
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As always, we appreciate your focus, drive and tenacity during this period of heightened uncertainty – your commitment to our culture of client service, teamwork and excellence continues to differentiate our firm.
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STEPHEN J. KUDLESS STATEN ISLAND ♦ To the Editor: Britain's national mythology is studded with exemplars of John Bullishness tenacity, and it has made a religion of duty and self-sacrifice.
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She dropped two sets on the way to the quarterfinals, but it seems that winning the French Open last year has given her some tenacity when she's not playing her best.
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Ivan Rakitic sent an ambitious chip onto the bar with the goalkeeper stranded while Kalinic, picked ahead of goalless Mario Mandzukic, offered mobility and a tenacity that had previously been missing.
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CNN's Jake Tapper, for example, recently showed that good-old-fashioned journalistic tenacity can prevail when he asked Trump 23 times in a single interview if his judge attack was racist.
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From his research and his battlefield observations he developed a genuine, if initially grudging, admiration for Ho and his fighters — for their tenacity, their fighting skill, their commitment to their cause.
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"Hillary Clinton has convincingly made the case that she knows how to get things done and has the tenacity and skill to advance Democratic agenda," he said in an online letter.
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The small, but illuminating "Tenacity" exhibition at the Jamestown Settlement dives into the untold stories of the women of the early colonies, and includes many artifacts from the early 17th century.
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"It was his vision, style, taste and tenacity that made me love watching TV. It was being on #NYPDBlue that made me love working on TV," NYPD Blue star Sharon Lawrence tweeted.
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Nobody on their team has ever played in an All-Star game, but their depth, complementary design, youthful exuberance, and two-way tenacity have, so far, eclipsed any questions related to talent.
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Between Raven's determination and perspective, Danielle's exceptional communication skills and Corinne's tenacity, it is clear that the small business owners of "The Bachelor" bring a lot to the table professionally and romantically.
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And her survival is the result of intuitive, amazing round-the-clock care from her keepers — as well as some kind of Fiona-specific tenacity that she probably stores in her ears.
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Whether they live in Detroit or Erbil, religious communities that have survived for nearly 2,000 years can draw on some powerful reserves of tenacity and energy, and they will need every drop.
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Buyers with cash, tenacity, and time were the most inclined to risk buying these houses, which often came "as is" with the risk of violations or squatters, damaged walls, or cracked foundations.
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"I thought it was very complimentary of Secretary Clinton to discuss Mr. Trump's family, and Mr. Trump was very complimentary of Secretary Clinton's tenacity, her confidence, her assertiveness, the fight," Becker said.
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The Card Catalog spotlights the tenacity of Melvil Dewey (yes, of Dewey Decimal fame), for instance, who strove for years to fulfill his dream of creating a national standard of cards catalogues.
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"Party leaders believe I would have the grassroots support and tenacity to win, and that my presence on the ticket would help elect Virginia Democrats up and down the ballot," Parkhomenko said.
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Yet despite the ubiquity and tenacity of various health food movements, overall fast food sales are rising, and crossovers between junk food and the beauty world have been going on for decades.
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If you ask us how much we miss Hillary Clinton, and her intelligence, charisma, tenacity, talent, and, yes, that rainbow of pantsuits — well, we just wouldn't be able to find the words.
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Sometimes this is easy to predict: I have zero doubt that the worldwide memory of Bob Marley will eventually have the same tenacity and familiarity as the worldwide memory of reggae itself.
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Because of Graham's courage and tenacity, the Washington Post published the Pentagon Papers, which exposed the harsh realities of the Vietnam War, and the Watergate Scandal, despite pushback from the Nixon administration.
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"Conqueror" is the pop bait for a more introspective album, full of thoughts about solitude, loss, mortality and the tenacity — signaled by the music as much as the words — to endure them.
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This particular film not only speaks to oppressed people, it features one man and how he can successfully deal with obstacles, teaching you tenacity and determination in the midst of all problems.
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Contemporary far-right figures like the propagandist Alain Soral and Dieudonné, who calls himself a humorist, have followed in his footsteps, but none have had the long-range tenacity of Mr. Faurisson.
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She was a true trailblazer, had so much tenacity, broke the glass ceilings for many women, was the first female member of the Directors Guild of America, and invented the boom mic.
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Gloria Burgle has the strength and grace of any Carrie Coon character, but also a kind of sad tenacity, as if she knows that solving this crime will tear so much apart.
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By the weekend, the sign was up again, with a hole visible just above the "R" — a message to whoever had done this, to whoever doubts the tenacity of the president's people.
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No longer content with the periphery, China is aiming for the heart of Europe with newfound tenacity: When Washington and Brussels expressed their displeasure with his move on Italy, Beijing doubled down.
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That turned the nearby company town of Elsa into a ghost town and prompted even the most stubborn holdouts to rebrand their beloved mining outpost as a quirky testament to human tenacity.
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But because it's a movie about the brilliance and tenacity of her ex, we have to live with the depiction of her — the Stevie Nicks — as a cellar-dwelling toaster-oven lady.
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At the Midwest regional final that season in Iowa City, no Tennessee player better embodied her steely temperament and tenacity than Harper, then a sophomore point guard whose birth surname was Jolly.
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Howard, Millsap help Hawks overpower Pacers INDIANAPOLIS — When Dwight Howard and Paul Millsap rebound with the tenacity they exhibited Wednesday night in Bankers Life Fieldhouse, the Atlanta Hawks are difficult to defeat.
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Harden totaled 40 points, 15 rebounds and 10 assists and Houston (31-9) needed his production after Charlotte (23-19) erased what was a 23-point deficit with tenacity and impressive shooting.
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The United States has more than 240 infrastructure-reuse projects, which generally require a "tremendous amount of tenacity and time" to complete, said Asima Jansveld, vice president of the High Line Network.
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"The courage and tenacity of the Riders electrified large segments of the American public and drew them into the midcentury civil rights movement as no activity had done before," Mr. Wilkins wrote.
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Today, many successors to Rankin and her "sister suffragettes" are working with the same tenacity and vision as their forebears to secure an even more fundamental right — the right to life itself.
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The tenacity and persistence of the conservatives appeared to give them outsize influence as Mr. Ryan struggled to round up votes for the repeal bill, which faces solid opposition from House Democrats.
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It is a remarkable thing, that the prime minister of a country of 10 million people should now be in that position – it's a testimony to his strategic tenacity and his vision.
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Both films, rooted in Virginia, deal with moral steadfastness, the cost of cleaving to it, and the triumph of that tenacity, but they might as well have been shot on different planets.
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Imagine the tenacity: She inspected and counted the pages, only to repackage and return them, fully aware the same papers would come back to her, only in two envelopes instead of one.
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Until we respond to the claims of his alleged victims with the same tenacity that we did for Weinstein's accusers, men like him will continue to prey on women in their own communities.
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It requires tenacity and strength to believe that you are not going to disappear, that people will remember you, that someone will come looking for you before your face is eaten by cats.
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But the fact that B&R is sticking to its guns and making beautiful watches for beautiful and handsome sailors is a testament to the timelessness and tenacity of the Swiss watch industry.
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"We have every confidence she will get through this with her usual tenacity and undaunted spirit, and look forward to her return to health and to HBO for the final season of Veep."
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We have every confidence she will get through this with her usual tenacity and undaunted spirit, and look forward to her return to health and to HBO for the final season of Veep.
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One of only nine women in the class, Ms Ginsburg (played with tenacity and vulnerability by Felicity Jones) fields a question from the dean, Erwin Griswold (Sam Waterston) at a term-opening dinner.
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Photographer Soraya Matos recently spent a day with the Sisters at their home on the outskirts of Merced, offering a glimpse into an order where tenacity is sacred and weed is a religion.
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We have every confidence she will get through this with her usual tenacity and undaunted spirit, and look forward to her return to health and to HBO for the final season of Veep.
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Since then, for 15 years, the true one constant in my life has been the joy of Kanye's music—a consistently innovative sound of disruption, excitement, frustration, adventure, confusion, elation, tenacity, and ferociousness.
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The result is somewhere between the old Alt + F4 trick and a script kiddie stunt, and it ranges from being annoying to rendering a device unusable, depending on the tenacity of the troll.
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My drive, raw determination, and tenacity were the qualities that got me to this point, but they also would cause me to fail and hit a ceiling if I continued down this path.
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However, if you have the tenacity to keep trying and you stay focused on your goals, she believes that everyone has what it takes to create real and lasting change in their lives.
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As political reporters, we have come to realize the power and tenacity of Mr. Trump's campaign at a different pace, and some of us can pinpoint the moment it all came into focus.
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Yet she showed no sign of giving up, which, in a country where indigenous peoples have been treated like second-class citizens for decades, requires a boundless supply of both tenacity and courage.
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"When we each had the opportunity to share our visions for Kentucky's future in 1984, I experienced Dee's tenacity, competitiveness and skill firsthand," Mr. McConnell said in a statement after Mr. Huddleston's death.
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How Caro finds what he needs to know about the secrecy of Johnson's ascent from Brown is par for the author's tenacity, his charm and his investigative genius, no other word for it.
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Hillary's still got the tenacity she had as a young woman working at the Children's Defense Fund, going door to door to ultimately make sure kids with disabilities could get a quality education.
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The crowd at Oracle Arena was whipped into a frenzy and Curry clearly played off it, approaching plays with far more tenacity than had been present at any point since his knee injury.
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From the Manhattan project to the moon shot, we have demonstrated time and again that we have the ingenuity, the tenacity, and the resources to excel at any test put in front us.
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Plot: The extraordinary tale of Harriet Tubman's escape from slavery and transformation into one of America's greatest heroes, whose courage, ingenuity, and tenacity freed hundreds of slaves and changed the course of history.
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"Kind but courageous, friendly but dignified, the bulldog is a thick-set, low-slung, well-muscled bruiser whose &apossourmug&apos face is the universal symbol of courage and tenacity," AKC&aposs website summarizes.
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LIE WITH ME By Philippe Besson Translated by Molly Ringwald A story of queer adolescence in rural France in the 1980s, Besson's "Lie With Me" is a primer on the tenacity of desire.
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He won his first four races seemingly effortlessly, and even when challenged in the Preakness three weeks ago, he drew on reserves of tenacity and stamina to prevail by a half-length, remaining undefeated.
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I knew then that if I had the chance again, I would walk in and use my personality to take over the room, and I approached every casting going forward with tenacity and confidence.
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Thinking back to the heady days when Mr Sirisena and Mr Wickremesinghe conspired to unseat Mr Rajapaksa, a minister in the dismissed cabinet shakes his head at the president's mix of treachery and tenacity.
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And that same tenacity helped McCain survive the 5½ years he was held and tortured as a prisoner by the North Vietnamese, after his A-4 Skyhawk was shot down over Hanoi on Oct.
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After the White House At a ceremony to honor Reno in 2009, then-Attorney General Eric Holder praised his predecessor for her tenacity and tireless work ethic during her eight years in the job.
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This scheme has yielded a handful of players who combine the tenacity that was the country's historical hallmark with intricate skill, most notably Gylfi Sigurðsson, who transferred to Everton for £45m ($60m) this summer.
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" Welch adds that you'll receive bonus points if you have an actual story "that shows you demonstrating that statement in action, with an example of your tenacity, say, or bent for collaboration, or authenticity.
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While such town halls are often devoid of substance, the students and their tenacity not only broke the cycle of these pointless made-for-TV debates, but also changed the conversation in the process.
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He was about to become a stalwart of European football, a legend at Inter Milan, and arguably the best right-back on the continent, with a career defined by tenacity, durability and remarkable endurance.
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True, these players have helped shape competitive Rocket League and brought in viewers and organizations with their skill and tenacity, but a lone 2v2 tournament doesn't undermine or unravel all of their hard work.
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Not only do our students graduate with the requisite knowledge and skills but they also possess the grit, tenacity, character and life experience any employer should value (not to mention diversity and military experience).
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First, global societies must embrace and cultivate traits like lifelong passion for curiosity and learning, risk-taking, failure, tenacity, out-of-the-box thinking, collaboration, and support for the unknown or hard-to-explain.
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Their presence on campuses is also a testament to the tenacity of families and disability advocates who, since the 1990s, when awareness of autism began to mushroom, have pressed for earlier diagnoses and interventions.
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"His intent is to communicate the tenacity of the warrior ethos, that even when faced with the brutal and unforgiving nature of combat, will use every resource available to fight and win," Couture added.
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Joey Badass arrived on the scene in 2012 sounding like a time traveler: Still in his teens, he upheld the rules and traditions of East Coast hip-hop from the 1990s with uncommon tenacity.
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Mr. Iger would continue struggling for years to cook up the right meal, but his efforts will become a case study in dogged tenacity and a willingness to keep on going despite myriad setbacks.
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Gus Van Sant's drama "manages to evade many of the traps and compromises of the period biopic with a grace and tenacity worthy of its title character," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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One of the most important factors in this battle — compared to a lot of other fights in which Mr. Trump delays and obfuscates and makes noise to muddy the waters — is Mr. Bezos's tenacity.
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While the Russian attack aims to corrupt the 85033 midterm elections, the Feds and many states lag far behind in planning, focus, tenacity, organization, execution and a will to win against the Russian onslaught.
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So I think her victory was partly about her alignment with the voters and left-leaning issues of importance in her district, but also very much about her strength and tenacity as a candidate.
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She put women's priorities and perspective at the forefront of her launch this week, vowing to fight for children across the country with the same tenacity with which she fights for her own young sons.
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The American Kennel Club describes English bulldogs as "kind but courageous, friendly but dignified, [they are] a thick-set, low-slung, well-muscled bruiser whose 'sourmug' face is the universal symbol of courage and tenacity."
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"But through the talent and tenacity of the Queens South detectives, working closely with the office of the Queens District Attorney, they have now been brought back to answer for this violent act," O'Neill said.
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"They are two brave Canadians who are facing a difficult situation through no fault of their own and they are conducting themselves with incredible grace and tenacity," Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland told reporters in Calgary.
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With the exception of their 3-3 group-stage draw with Hungary, they were tough, well drilled and impressively organised, and that collective tenacity ultimately won them their first ever piece of major international silverware.
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Before We Go is a very sweet romantic comedy which didn't get very strong reviews, but showed Evans' tenacity, making the film in just 19 days and showing it at the Toronto International Film Festival.
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But the amount of effort that he put in, the tenacity, the way that he really wanted to shut that kid down, I knew at that point that he had something already inside of him.
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The band's second album, "White Men Are Black Men Too," united politics and pop with tenacity, and was a fine follow-up to its debut album, "Dead," which won the coveted Mercury Prize in 2014.
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The extended nature of this particular matchup is due in large part to the dynamics of the district — and to the tenacity of two party outsiders who see, in alternating elections, a path to victory.
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"At the end of tough negotiations, conducted with tenacity, we have reached a point of sustainable equilibrium, sticking to a higher deficit figure than was deemed appropriate by Europe," he told the upper house Senate.
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If they are right they have the kind of tenacity that kind of riveting capability that I talked about earlier to basically overcome the obstacles, overcome the risks, the doubters, and bring something to market.
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Holbrooke's tenacity as he whirled through the region might have, if he had been given time and support, allowed him to cajole and browbeat the prideful warlords there as he had done in the Balkans.
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Any business that hasn't figured out how to benefit from the problem-solving abilities and the tenacity of people who spend their lives navigating a world that wasn't built for them isn't trying hard enough.
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He and I appreciated the intelligence and tenacity of the people delivering health care, who often had inspirational stories of their own or their parents' migration to the United States and of overcoming great obstacles.
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Isn't the process of news-gathering dependent not just on the skill and tenacity of reporters, but also on the willingness of sources to step forward, sometimes at great risk, and tell what they know?
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Wielding a sketch pen and a tenacity to succeed to the highest echelon of artistic illustration, Tomer Hanuka imbues each of his drawings with a dreamy quality that transcends a typical depiction of the heroic figure.
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Prickly Renata is tough to warm up to, but as the show progresses, she becomes a relatable example of the subtle digs high-powered working moms endure every day, and we have to admire her tenacity.
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But after exchanging most of his pieces early, Mr Carlsen, who is noted for his tenacity in searching for winning tries, was starved of promising lines despite much probing, and was forced to take the draw.
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He showed tenacity in the third inning of that game when he walked the bases loaded, but yielded just one run after getting a double-play groundout by Corey Seager and another groundout by Justin Turner.
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Sportscaster Hannah Storm says she is proud of colleague Erin Andrews for her "tenacity and strength to succeed" in the wake of a civil trial over a secretly recorded nude video of Andrews taken in 2008.
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Mental toughness and tenacity are great but the biggest reason for the victory was the man between the pipes, and he needs to have three more games like this for the Capitals to win the Cup.
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Felix Thompson, "King Jack" (WINNER) Piaget Producers Award The 19th annual Producers Award, sponsored by Piaget, honors emerging producers who, despite highly limited resources, demonstrate the creativity, tenacity and vision required to produce quality, independent films.
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"These five defenders demonstrate the tenacity and will to persist in the face of severe, often life-threatening risks," Andrew Anderson, executive director of Front Line Defenders, said in a statement to the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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But Halep showed her trademark tenacity in the second set, breaking the Czech in the opening game before going on to level the scores, firing down an ace to take the match into a deciding set.
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Instead, Joerger pieced together some wins from Matt Barnes' tenacity, finding a way to unearth and harness Lance Stephenson's playmaking ability, and somehow squeezing the last bit of life from Vince Carter's once spring-loaded knees.
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Kellyanne Conway calls this the "October 8 coalition," saying the fact that some stood by Trump amid those accusations "tells you something about their tenacity and loyalty," she said in an interview with the Washington Examiner.
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By the magic of slick camera work and a lot of tenacity on the part of creator Haim Saban, we got the ass-kicking Power Rangers we know and loved to pretend to be as kids.
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Brolin smashed a shot against the post early on before Alan Smith scored a stunning half-volley for George Graham's side, and only through the tenacity of their famous back four did Arsenal contain their opponents.
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His glowing career culminated in a World Cup win for Pakistan in 1992, in which he told his team to "fight like cornered tigers," sporting T-shirts of the animal as a symbol of his tenacity.
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"Gandhi: The Years That Changed the World, 1914-1948," encompassing both world wars and the struggle for Indian independence, is a portrait of a complex man whose remarkable tenacity remained constant, even when his beliefs changed.
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Pulling back the bolt on the office Kalashnikov to reveal brass bolstered my courage before our mad dash through the compound, but it was the valor and tenacity of our Somali allies that actually saved lives.
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As the three-decade mark of the fall of the Berlin Wall approaches, free speech must be safeguarded with great tenacity, for when it dies, as when truth dies, the worst becomes possible and probably inevitable.
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Anti-Jewish attitudes were more extensive and pronounced than many expected and than was hoped, but that accurately reflected the often unacknowledged tenacity of anti-Jewish prejudice in Germany among a large sector of the population.
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But the dispatches left behind tell a surprisingly intimate story about the tenacity of the crisis, the trajectory of the addicted and Reddit's role in facilitating access to drugs tied to the mounting toll across America.
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Jennifer Lopez runs her business like Tom Brady runs the 2-minute offense with the game on the line ... with fierce tenacity for a payday, which is the only way to describe her new perfume launch.
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Her aggression as a performer reflects the daft tenacity of someone who wants the most out of life: the biggest and most danceable beats, the bounciest and liveliest raps, the most intense modes of physical pleasure.
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CEO Travis Kalanick has made a lot of mistakes, but with tenacity, time, and some luck, he may be able to — like Jeff Bezos 15 years ago — change the company's culture and prove the doubters wrong.
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Sylvia also had that tenacity, and a great gentleness which is slightly unusual—you would expect, with that surname and the issues that they fought for, that these would be aggressive, loud, in-your-face type people.
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The same is true on Good Girls Revolt, where Camp brings sporadic moments of clarity to the show with her portrayal of Jane's tenacity, hesitation, and partnership with Sam (Daniel Eric Gold), her earnest other-half reporter.
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Still, even as the drones remind us of the worst parts of Blade Runner, where a technologically advanced society is rotted by omnipresent marketing and industry run amok, there's something kind of refreshing about the tenacity here.
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This documentary follows her journey as frontwoman of Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings, her devastating cancer diagnosis, and the inspirational tenacity with which she approached every single day of her life and 20-year music career.
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The reality should dawn that it isn't the formation that drives the success, but the tenacity in how these two high-riding upstarts get into the lead and persevere until they break the will of their opponents.
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They may not have the curly black locks, or the tenacity to come back from the dead, but expect Virginia to go into every game fighting as if they were staving off white walkers at Castle Black.
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Here, a look at three rural counties, in three different states, demonstrates how country folk are leading their communities into the digital age the best way they know how: ingenuity, tenacity, and good old-fashioned hard work.
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We didn't even have him tagged at that level and someone got injured or whatever it was, and he sort of shows up, and he just played with a tenacity and a ferocity that sparks your interest.
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"I know Katie will take that same tenacity and drive with her to the Senate to ensure affordable, available heath care, to protect Social Security and Medicare, and to uphold and enforce Wall Street reforms," he said.
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But the race is deceptively grueling, requiring the gritty strength of a cross-country runner, the tenacity of an all-weather athlete and the speed of a miler who pounds out the meters with great galloping strides.
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Chris Finke caught an early touchdown pass for the Fighting Irish (12-0), No. 3 in the playoff rankings, who showed playoff-level tenacity in rallying from an early 10-point deficit, their largest of the season.
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But the team's survival in office — and Mr. Macron's ability to pursue the fundamental reforms he seeks — will require the same tenacity, brilliance and luck that brought someone as untested and largely unknown as he to power.
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"This bill has taken passion, tenacity and all of us working together to bring out the best in this body," Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Bob Corker of Tennessee said on the floor before the bill's final passage.
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To the Editor: In explaining the tenacity of the Christian belief in eternal damnation, David Bentley Hart makes the excellent point that the belief bolsters the sense of reward for those who see themselves as heaven bound.
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Spanier's courage and tenacity when hiding from the Nazis in occupied France, and then the rigors of haute couture when she became directrice at Balmain, were somehow a perfect antidote to my own fears of the birth.
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As the merchants came at them from all sides, my partner and I laughed as our bewildered kids picked up their pace, unsure how to deflect the kindness in the merchants' voices, their sweet smiles, their tenacity.
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" She added, "But if this sort of nonchalant brutality has wounded our spirit in any way I'm here tonight to say it has also galvanized our determination to live with greater depth, with greater tenacity and backbone.
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She's even come across journalists who were spooked by her tenacity: Once a reporter who had hired Martany decided she didn't feel safe with a female fixer and found a man to take her into Mosul instead.
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The requirements of a good yachtsman are much the same as in 1851: the ability to find the right tack into the wind, the tenacity to outflank your opponent and the stamina to keep all hands on deck.
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It is the sacred ground where more than 2600 people lost their lives, but now it is also something more: a vibrant public, commercial, and retail space that stands as a testament to American tenacity, rebirth and resilience.
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It is the sacred ground where more than 2600 people lost their lives, but now it is also something more: a vibrant public, commercial, and retail space that stands as a testament to American tenacity, rebirth and resilience.
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Tenacity paid off Wednesday as Alex Honnold and Tommy Caldwell reached the top of El Capitan, the most celebrated slab of granite on Earth, in less than two hours, breaking a barrier compared to the four-minute mile.
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The loss of J.J. Redick, who reportedly will sign elsewhere, will hurt their spacing and overall cohesiveness, but within a Beverley, Williams, Austin Rivers, Jamal Crawford guard rotation is an acceptable ratio of offensive punch and defensive tenacity.
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Her passion for art and for artists, her tenacity in pursuit of particular works, and the pleasure that she took in conceptualizing and mounting exhibitions, all of this was as essential to Virginia as was her formidable energy.
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"She has many more miles to go, I know with her tenacity, her dedication, and her passion for helping humanity, she will be highly successful and that we will all be the better for knowing her," Toensing said.
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But, along with Dr. William H. Foege, now an adviser to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Dr. Henderson was considered a field marshal whose combination of vision, bluntness, tenacity and political acumen carried the campaign to victory.
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With his new club winning their first major trophy for five years, Chelsea's display had everything: physicality across the pitch, leadership and tenacity from front to back, antagonism on the sidelines, and success and silverware at the end.
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As protests continued in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, responding to the officer-involved killing of Alton Sterling by local police, yet another iconic photograph has emerged, chronicling the tenacity of those seeking justice in the fight against police brutality.
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Watching the protests from afar, at a distance of so many years, I was reminded of what I'd felt as a young foreign correspondent: awe and respect for the courage, tenacity and passion of the South Korean public.
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Though they lost to the Michigan Wolverines, the Ramblers' tenacity — combined with their top supporter, then 98-year-old nun Sister Jean — won over the hearts of fans across America and cemented their legacy in college basketball lore.
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But his consistently aggressive defense of the president pushed House GOP leader Kevin McCarthy to install Jordan on the panel (and remove a less prominent Republican member) and give him a chance to put his tenacity on display.
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"Bitch don't make me put my wig in a rubber band," she raps on the first few seconds of "Tighten Up." Lines like these provide only a glimpse of the tenacity that rips through PERIOD's 43-minute runtime.
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Mr. Pompeo — whose remarks came almost exactly a decade after Mr. Obama delivered a landmark speech in the same city — denounced the former president for underestimating "the tenacity and viciousness of radical Islam" and his policies on Iran.
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And the deepest pleasure of reading The Secret Commonwealth comes from watching Lyra become more and more like the best parts of her child self, remembering how to lie fluently and commit herself to a quest with ferocious tenacity.
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Chinese firms' tenacity in overseas markets is largely built on the country's investment in a massive and integrated supply chain infrastructure, which makes them faster and more reliable to foreign companies that outsource all or some of their production.
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Her tenacity was key to making it in the industry "One of the surefire ways to make it is just to literally not give up," she says of the hardships she's had to overcome while breaking into the industry.
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When VidCon declined to give her a Featured Creator badge for its 2018 event, that tenacity led her to organizing TanaCon, an alternate convention that took place in the Marriott across the street from the building that housed VidCon.
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Too many upper middle-class Americans still insist that their success, or the success of their children, stems entirely from brilliance and tenacity; "born on third base, thinking they hit a triple," in football coach Barry Switzer's vivid phrase.
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That the real Hillary's most lauded quality is her tenacity is not surprising: It's the one quality that any woman would have to have in spades to challenge our collective hallucination of what a woman is supposed to be.
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"The fundamental question of our time is whether the West has the will to survive," Trump said in Warsaw, Poland, citing his host nation's long battles against tyranny as an example of the tenacity needed to preserve Western values.
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In my latest book on leadership, Truth, Trust + Tenacity: How Ordinary People Become Extraordinary Leaders, I discussed lessons in leadership from the military how courage is one trait that must be embodied in servicemen and women in leadership positions.
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But that ended on Tuesday as the Democratic governor came off the sideline and endorsed Hillary Clinton as someone who has the "tenacity and skill to advance the Democratic agenda" and defeat the presumptive Republican candidate, Donald J. Trump.
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"I'm thankful to her for giving that speech; I applaud her for giving the speech, and now tomorrow I want her to use the same kind of tenacity and muscle and perseverance to stop the Democrats from folding," Rep.
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He demonstrated his tenacity - some might say stubbornness - to the last, refusing to accept his expulsion from his own ZANU-PF party and clinging on for a week until parliament started to impeach him after the de facto coup.
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While the end of that era is sad for fans who loved the team's tenacity, the Grizzlies still have Marc Gasol and Mike Conley, so they are not rebuilding on the same level of teams like Atlanta and Orlando.
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Opinion: We should celebrate this trailblazer Reshma Saujani, the founder of Girls Who Code, believes the late NASA mathematician Katherine Johnson was a hidden figure for too long, and we should continue to celebrate her tenacity, brilliance and bravery.
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Kevin Love, never known for his defensive tenacity, was a force around the basket, J.R. Smith poured in 12 first-quarter points, and Kyle Korver did stellar work beyond the perimeter, going 3 for 3 from 3-point range.
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Aries is a spirited sign and you'll find your relationship to authority can be an intense one for much of your early adulthood, but the challenges you tend to face teach you about tenacity, perseverance, and claiming your power.
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The Final Girl can be used to provide an effective demonstration of a character's tenacity and intelligence, but her existence still does nothing to answer the problem of just who is involved in making the movie behind the scenes.
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But as Pelosi has proven many times before, she has the skills and tenacity to win votes with minimal compromises, especially when the stakes are high, as they certainly are when the House is trying to decide its next speaker.
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When he began showing his work in galleries and museums, he often played variations on the image of a tiger, a symbol of strength, tenacity and the survival instinct that he used to express the tragedies and triumphs of black life.
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However, on International Women's Day — 24 hours in which we are encouraged to consider equality, hope, justice, empathy, respect, forgiveness, and tenacity — it seems counterproductive to think about all the bullshit President Donald Trump and his administrators have lobbed at us.
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After an article was published in a national newspaper, asserting that the reason millennials couldn't break into the urban housing market was because of their luxuriant brunch habits, the smashed avocado-loving millennials of Australia fought back with applause-worthy tenacity.
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A journalist who has frequented global hotspots and an analyst of humanitarian policy (as well as curator of the collected and posthumous writings of his mother, Susan Sontag), Rieff advances his argument in spare prose, with implacable tenacity, and vast knowledge.
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Remixing everything from hip-hop hits to an NFL theme song and a Cousin Terio Vine, the mixtape is an exercise in profound artistic tenacity: just when you think he can't fit another idea into a track, he fits in eight.
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Beyond a blessed production environment (clean water, clear air, rich soils, fiercely proud local distillers with a tenacity for quality booze), these spirits are enchanting local and international palates with their unique flavour profiles: the exotic aromas of the Australian bush.
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Ron Davis is CEO of Tenacity, a "retention-as-a-service" company based in Seattle that proposes to use "social physics" to make people actually squeeze some enjoyment out of their call center jobs—and ideally not to quit so much.
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" Miffed, Lisa comes up with her own idea for a doll, a doll with "the tenacity of Nina Totenberg and the common sense of Elizabeth Cady Stanton and, to top it off, the down-to-earth good looks of Eleanor Roosevelt.
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We went on to serve together in the Georgia State Senate, where his tenacity, incredible work ethic and health policy expertise were evident, as well as his leadership skills as exhibited through his roles as minority whip and then majority leader.
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Keneally doesn't try to explain the tenacity of her heroine, nor should she; Jenny is in a fight for her life and the lives of her children, and there isn't time, space or safety enough for long meditations on her situation.
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Mr. Pompeo — whose remarks came almost exactly a decade after Mr. Obama delivered a landmark speech in the same city — denounced the former president for, he said, underestimating "the tenacity and viciousness of radical Islam" and for his policies on Iran.
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But as they have done so often in the past, the Warriors fought back with offensive efficiency from Klay Thompson and Durant, and defensive tenacity by the entire lineup — save Stephen Curry who was repeatedly picked on by Houston's offense.
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They gently and less gently suggest that as a native of Delaware with a northern education, he can't possibly understand the tenacity of white Southern habits of racial domination, which some of the white residents insist are not racist at all.
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The match at last arrived on Sunday night, when the Americans marched into Estadio Azteca and stymied Mexico with a stout, organized defense — and played with that aggressiveness, tenacity and spirit Arena demands — and emerged with a 21-21 tie.
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Count me as a super-hawk for the idea that Democrats must wage a far more aggressive political war for our deepest values of patriotism and human rights with a tenacity and intensity equal to those who wage war against us.
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And the show's writing and direction are among the sharpest on TV. But when it comes right down to it, One Day at a Time will be back because of the tenacity of Sony Pictures Television, the studio that makes it.
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The story of how the twins died and were being reunited reflects the daily courage of troops on a mission to save the world from a Nazi conquest, and the tenacity of today&aposs living to ensure that no soldier goes unaccounted for.
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Their tenacity helped them break the initial Weinstein story and, along with The New Yorker's Ronan Farrow, they've painted a portrait of a serial predator who was able to use his power to prey on female employees and actresses in a methodical fashion.
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There's a lesson for other securities class action defendants from Best Buy's tenacity: It's expensive to litigate shareholder class actions to the circuit courts and back but sometimes the cost-benefit analysis cuts against settling when you first lose a class certification decision.
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From day one, your tenacity and whimsy helped create one of the most special companies of all time – one that has employed more than 175,000 people, generated over $77B in revenue, and has informed, connected, and entertained a large portion of humanity.
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Selph said that "sailing around the world in our country's oldest serving nuclear-powered Los Angeles-class fast-attack submarine is a testament to the durability and design of the submarine but also the tenacity and 'fight on' spirit of the crew."
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One of the accomplishments of the movie, and of Ms. Reiner, Ms. Thomas and, especially, the amazing Ms. Gunn, is to make the viewer reflect on how deeply ingrained such images are, and to challenge them even as it exploits their tenacity.
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Wilma Mankiller faced an uphill battle to achieve her goals as both a woman and a Native American, but she faced the resistance with tenacity, eventually becoming the first woman ever to head the Cherokee nation, one of the country's largest tribes.
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First, White House press secretary, Daft Punk naysayer, and McRib enthusiast, Sean "Spicy Boy" Spicer, in his first official press briefing, took no questions but instead blasted the media with the tenacity of a pomeranian doing an impression of a pit bull.
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"He's had a reputation for being especially adroit and cunning, not a conviction politician, not someone who stood clearly for any principle," said Hugh Roberts, an Algeria expert at Tufts University, His tenacity was a lesson learned over a very long career.
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That "The Other Josh Cohen" avoided the curse of overprocessing as it trekked from theaters accommodating a few dozen to the Paper Mill's 1,200 is thus a bit of a miracle, not unlike the one that eventually rewards Josh for his tenacity.
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But all the while, Max Rose, a 31-year-old Army veteran and health care executive, was waiting in the wings — if waiting can mean corralling votes with the tenacity of a sheepdog, out-raising and out-canvassing his five Democratic challengers.
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She was rewarded for her tenacity in the next game and got the break back, but the Spaniard came out firing on all cylinders to break Kenin again and took the opening set when her opponent missed the sideline with a forehand.
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Edna Buchanan, a former reporter at The Miami Herald, who covered the investigation with particular tenacity, said in an interview on Thursday that she was elated that there was an arrest and wondered if it would prompt more victims to come forward.
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Only a LoJack-style tracking device could have revealed his whereabouts to the "Don't" messenger — please be Gus, please be Gus, please be Gus — and Mike looks for that gadget with a tenacity that make the cops in "The French Connection" seem lazy.
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And Buttigieg still has many questions to answer about the substance of his ideas, his capacity to handle this job given his minimal experience, and whether he has the tenacity to withstand the blistering attacks that will soon be coming his way.
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In edging fourth-seeded West Virginia by 61-58, they did not play particularly well, or shoot particularly accurately, or resemble a championship contender in any way beyond a fairly critical one: They displayed the tenacity demanded in the crucible of March.
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But Mr. Barrett appeared to time his death as an inspiring message to his colleagues that the journalistic values he represented — brutal honesty and tenacity — can and must survive him and, more important, the new administration that seems so intent on gutting them.
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The "we" who are "woven into this kaleidoscopic memoir" suggest the tenacity of father and daughter to endure separation and, more broadly, speak to the many black communities and communities of color, immigrants, and the poor, disproportionately riven by the prison system.
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Funk is also miles removed from the cloying and ubiquitous sertanejo music (a sort of Brazilian country-pop but way less cool than that sounds) that Teló's hit epitomizes, as it's grimy and vital with the tenacity of the low-income favelas it started in.
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Much like Zanele Muholi's portraits of the LGBTI community in South Africa that appear to repeatedly stand up to their naysayers, women from the wilderness are welcomed as insiders in the calm, unflappable quarters of Wave Hill for their tenacity and for empowering collective memory.
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Hired by Nike in 2004 to develop new air bags for the company's ubiquitous sole-cushioning technology, she quickly became known for her tenacity and talent, and after less than a year on the job, she was approached by Hatfield with a special assignment.
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"Last summer, we got to the point of having a supporter in every precinct of the state much earlier than any campaign ever had, because of the tenacity of our organizers to drive from gravel road to gravel road to identify supporters," Mr. Paul said.
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But the top seed showed her tenacity in the second as she fought back, twice breaking Pliskova to take the match to a deciding set, where she overcame the Czech to secure her spot in the final, successfully converting on her second match point.
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Inspired by their tenacity, not to mention their creation, we spoke to the unstoppable trio about their inspiration, their challenges, and how their big thinking and perseverance is paving the way for a more equal future for women — in sport, in fashion, and beyond.
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The Sharks' tenacity was rewarded when Braun's slap shot from along the boards just above the right-wing circle made its way through traffic — deflecting at least once during its path to the net — and beat Murray inside the near post on his glove side.
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Still, Mr. Trump has a lot to prove in the race: He is only now being subjected to withering, well-funded attack ads, and Mr. Cruz notched another small-state win in Idaho, again proving the tenacity of his support with hard-core conservatives.
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And I can tell you from experience that if you get up early, drink your caffeine, and fill yourself with the sense that you are going to TURN THIS MOTHER OUT, SOMEHOW, SOMEWAY, you will find the inspiration and the tenacity you're looking for.
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But as this video from Science shows, cockroaches' sheer tenacity is why they're worth studying: The cockroach's back shell is both rigid and flexible — it can compress down to a third of its height and can withstand up to 900 times the cockroach's bodyweight.
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It was a victory for all those old virtues — tenacity and industry and a refusal to wilt — that this club acquired a long time ago, in the first reign of Jose Mourinho, and that it has somehow been able to transfer from generation to generation.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Caroline Wozniacki will, fittingly, take her final bow over the next fortnight at Melbourne Park, the scene of her only Grand Slam victory in a career that earned her praise for her tenacity and approachable character but also saw her acquire detractors.
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Uncannily, Zuma's almost superhuman tenacity had been foretold in his middle name, Gedleyihlekisa, a shortened form of the Zulu sentence "ngeke ngithule umuntu engigedla engihlekisa" ("I won't keep quiet when someone deceives me with a beautiful smile while he is doing damage to me").
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Until Wednesday night, the campaign's theory of the race seemed to be playing out, buttressed by hundreds of millions of dollars in ad spending and a message that the former mayor has the experience and tenacity to send Democrats back to the White House.
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The Belgian was broken in her first service game as nerves got the better of her but after falling 2-0 behind Clijsters showed the grit and tenacity of old to gain a foothold in the match and troubled the Spaniard on crucial points.
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With many fixed issues with strict deadlines ahead, such as budget resolution, appropriations and immigration to name a few, advocacy groups will need to unleash any saved tactics with a renewed tenacity, which may result in a boon in overall spending towards public affairs campaigning.
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"We will enjoy this and then we come back next year it is going to be the same hard thing, the same amount of tenacity, dedication every single day," said Mahomes, looking forward to next season even as the champagne corks were popping on the current campaign.
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The Dutchwoman only made it to Singapore when Romanian world number one Simona Halep withdrew through injury but she showed incredible grit and tenacity after falling a set and 2-0 down to fight back for her 11th win over a top-10 player this season.
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Patience and persistence, but no eureka The results of Smolke's work are a testament to her tenacity according to Kate Thodey, a strain engineer who has worked on the project for the past six years and watched Smolke refuse to believe it would not be possible.
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Yesterday, six years after that dark period and eight years and 22 fights into his UFC career, Brown was rewarded for his bizarre tenacity with a new eight-fight deal, a contract that should see the 35-year-old through the end of his fighting career.
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Getting back a pair of All-Stars takes some of the burden off James, who single-handedly prevented the Warriors from having a cakewalk to a championship last year but was outdone by the defensive tenacity of Andre Iguodala and the overall offensive excellence of the Warriors.
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As I watched this stubborn-as-fuck dog blindly bashing his head into cars and walls through tears of laughter—this was the first time I had laughed this hard or felt this kind of unadulterated joy in weeks—I couldn't help but admire his tenacity.
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Devin Booker is good enough to win a scoring title at some point, Josh Jackson has unteachable two-way tenacity, vision, and bounce, and Dragan Bender (who turned 20 three weeks ago!) is full of potential that stretches beyond his ability to knock down corner threes.
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As early as his teens, Brooks was performing in his own comedy sketches, and after serving in World War II he had the good sense and the tenacity to attach himself to Sid Caesar, who was already rocketing to stardom in the clubs and on television.
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That Vilbar and her colleagues were able to assemble such a remarkable, highly specialized survey is a testament both to their tenacity and to the high regard in which the Cleveland Museum of Art, with its encyclopedic collections, including extensive Asian holdings, is held by other institutions.
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Stone, who has counted President Trump as a close friend and confidante since the 1980s, boasts a huge tattooed portrait of disgraced former president Richard Nixon on his upper back and often talks about his admiration for Nixon's tenacity in the face of political scandal and adversity.
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It was thanks to the tenacity of an exceptional group of women led by Christiana Figueres, former head of the U.N. Climate Change Secretariat, and Laurence Tubiana, CEO of the European Climate Foundation (ECF), that more than 190 nations signed the Paris Agreement on climate change.
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It's as if she had contracted a psychological autoimmune disorder: the very qualities that helped her muscle her way into this dream job—her tenacity and bravado, her denial of both her own vulnerability and her longing for intimacy—have begun to eat away at her.
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He has pushed it at a dozen events since rekindling the idea during a January budget address, and with increasing tenacity in recent weeks, including while chomping pickles at a diner with three older constituents on Facebook Live and during a mass conference call on Monday.
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"I'm thankful to her for giving that speech, I applaud her for giving the speech, and now tomorrow I want her to use the same kind of tenacity and muscle and perseverance to stop the Democrats from folding," Gutiérrez told reporters Wednesday evening in the Capitol.
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