Not the triumph, there's never going to be a triumph here.
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Remember that business models now triumph products—and platforms triumph business models.
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Podhoretz rocketed from triumph to triumph, the benchmarks of which we're given
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Mr. López Obrador should turn his personal triumph into the triumph of Mexico.
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The triumph of the patient right has coincided with the triumph of the patient left.
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The famous climb, when it happens, isn't just a triumph over gravity; it's a triumph over the author.
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Part of the triumph, if there is triumph at the end, is probably her needing to let go of that.
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The Manual Project #1 took place at the Triumph School (771 North 3906th road, Triumph, IL) on September 17–18.
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" Unveiling the monument, Mayor Johnson said: "this is an arch of triumph and in many ways a triumph of technology and determination.
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"The market's response to the Trump triumph is as surprising as the triumph itself," said Jack Ablin, CIO of BMO Private Bank.
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Sonya Yoncheva, a singer collecting triumph after triumph at the moment, returns to the Met as Violetta in Willy Decker's probing production.
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Moscow also inspired the neo-Stalinist Triumph Astana, home to offices, shops and apartments and a dead ringer for the Triumph Palace in Moscow.
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You could say that the triumph of American art that supposedly occurred in the 1950s has been replaced by the triumph of capitalist art.
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But Shakespeare goes from triumph to triumph, while Emilia faces the realities of being a woman in 17th-century Britain, and struggling to publish.
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You have to go back two years to Zach Johnson's British Open triumph at Saint Andrews, which came eight years after his 2007 Masters triumph.
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The Soviet Union's space program, led by the brilliant engineer and gulag survivor Sergei Korolev, seemed to coast effortlessly from surprise triumph to surprise triumph.
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Colombia is on the verge of winning its first Tour - I feel this is not only my triumph but the triumph of a whole country.
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To tell that story now reminds us that, like the great line in the piece, 'The triumph of reason is the triumph of reasonable people.
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Our elections were conducted smoothly, professionally (as reported by international observers), were transparent and represent a triumph of progress over regression and a triumph for Jordan.
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Commercial rights holder Dorna said in a statement that Triumph would supply a race-tuned 765cc engine based on the powerplant from the Triumph Street Triple bike.
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Just as people spoke about the triumph of democracy in the '90s, now you are hearing people talk about end of democracy and the triumph of tribalism and the strongman.
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Just as people spoke about the triumph of democracy in the 90s, now you are hearing people talk about end of democracy and the triumph of tribalism and the strong man.
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Finding myself suddenly at the center of this triumph, I do, despite my impartial observer status, feel like I'm there with them, and like I deserve to feel their triumph, too.
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I want it to eclipse & triumph over divisiveness & hatred.
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I'm not sure what we expected from Curry — triumph?
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For John, this is a personal - and professional - triumph.
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If there is hurt here, it's because Bryan was and is good enough to have a career like his mentor, Shawn Michaels—multigenerational in multiple styles, triumph to triumph unfolding over decades.
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The end of the second world war is once again presented as a triumph of Stalin's leadership and state power, rather than a triumph of human values over fascism achieved by all allies.
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Success on any one of these would be a triumph.
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EVEN a bank failure can be presented as a triumph.
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Will the halftime show be a triumph or a laughingstock?
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To never have to buy more filters is a triumph!
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Spirit AeroSystems and Triumph Group fell 21.32% and 264.40%, respectively.
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It is, among other things, a triumph of web design.
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"Peace will triumph," said the FARC leader known as Timochenko.
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What movies will bomb or triumph at the box office?
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That skill can triumph strength and brains can beat brawn.
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Mayor Nagano punching the air in triumph in his announcement.
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The paint had mostly worn off the 224 Triumph TR303A.
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Still, it is a triumph she has come this far.
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But really, Obama has cause for satisfaction though not triumph.
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This was the kind of Olympic triumph I could emulate.
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And the end result is a visual and tactile triumph.
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Currently crying tears of joy re: the triumph at #StandingRock.
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"Bitch Better Have My Money" becomes her anger and triumph.
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Where Amsterdam's first scheme had failed, Vélib was a triumph.
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The award was a triumph, but so was Kiyoko's speech.
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It expresses feelings from frustration to triumph; it is fluid.
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For opposition parties, it was a rare moment of triumph.
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FOR the Conservatives, it was a triumph of low expectations.
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You're also given a Triumph score to compete with friends.
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Predicting whether PH or BN will triumph is extremely difficult.
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Previously, Republicans might have viewed this projection as a triumph.
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Could this be yet another diplomatic triumph by President Trump?
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She added that the verdict was "a triumph for justice."
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In the official telling, these efforts have been a triumph.
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Heroes can only triumph by answering or overcoming that challenge.
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And, according to Triumph, this works with 76 percent accuracy.
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For a $400 phone, the Pixel 3a is a triumph.
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The Flexpai is a triumph, and it's also really janky.
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In 1962, Glenn became the face of American technological triumph.
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One interim triumph is the emergence of a signature dish.
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Tuesday — and she immediately seized on her moment of triumph.
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Was an unused substitute in Chelsea's FA Cup final triumph.
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The new experiment is an unalloyed triumph over classical methods.
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The election of Trump is, simply put, Ailes' greatest triumph.
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Stranger Things 3 is being largely hailed as a triumph.
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For Google, the Pixel is nothing short of a triumph.
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His most lasting triumph, though, was the coaching of Barcelona.
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Two approaches appear relatively reliable paths to triumph on Broadway.
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This was a triumph of insider politics over movement politics.
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Haywood's triumph was a victory for the N.B.A. as well.
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The triumph of the human spirit is alive and well.
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For all these reasons, the ADA was a political triumph.
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But the electoral triumph isn't expected to boost his ratings.
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Huppert's performance as Erika is a triumph of nervy contradictions.
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The triumph of the soyabean hinges on incomes in China.
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After a great triumph often comes an even greater fall.
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Now that is the triumph of a good economic policy.
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It's perhaps worth noting how humanity achieved this scientific triumph.
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"That's his triumph over injustice," Reynolds said of his character.
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Then, a UFC triumph was only a matter of time.
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It's called "Goodbye and Good Luck," and it's a triumph.
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But the Triumph Bonneville had been the most acute reminder.
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There's triumph in the album's closer "Burglar Bars" as well.
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Clinton's coalition seems likely to triumph in the long term.
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But the final triumph of Madame M isn't just anticlimactic.
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"Egg Massage" reveals a triumph of agency for the artist.
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"Motion picture technology celebrates its triumph," a German reviewer wrote.
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She relearned the role from scratch and had a triumph.
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It was the latest triumph in a thrilling career revival.
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Milos is a triumph of the authentic over the artistic.
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At the time, that looked like another triumph for Amazon.
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So it will be the triumph of the status quo.
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Take the happy images on her office Wall of Triumph.
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"Is social media a triumph over the body?" he asked.
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Red Star's triumph 27 years ago belongs to another world.
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Which was part of what made the show a triumph.
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It began as a compromise, and ended as a triumph.
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The fiasco at Dunkirk became a psychic triumph in England.
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VirnetX declared a "triumph" over Apple (AAPL) in its statement.
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CINCINNATI — Every promotion to the major leagues is a triumph.
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And that's still a triumph, small as it may be.
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But no one is entitled to have his ideas triumph.
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Is it a story of triumph and invention and progress?
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So for von Holzhausen, it's a personal and professional triumph.
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Mr. Trump's victory was the triumph of stories over numbers.
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Absolutely. But his greatest career triumph is much more personal.
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Seaboard Triumph said it was not holding any employees' passports.
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Gail Collins A great day of triumph for Donald Trump!
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Your books tell these beautiful stories of survival and triumph.
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Still, it will be more than just a technical triumph.
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But other people consider them a cowardly triumph of oblivion.
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She strays from the narcissistic triumph of a typical striker.
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It was a moment of triumph for the protesting students.
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Electoral triumph was not the end of the story, however.
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Such calls amount to the triumph of hope over experience.
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For Rahmani, it should have been a time of triumph.
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Sure, Mr. Bridges could triumph in the supporting actor contest.
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In short, it was a triumph of organization and mobilization.
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Congressional leaders tout their deal as a bipartisan, bicameral triumph.
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After Ostapenko's triumph in Paris, though, the calendar could change.
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That, Froome insisted, takes nothing away from his overall triumph.
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The band's spring 210 tour of Europe was a triumph.
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He described the endorsement as a triumph of bipartisan possibility.
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It's a journey into darkness, triumph, levity, and unimaginable pain.
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Will the living triumph over the army of the dead?
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Our baseball columnist writes about the pitcher's triumph of reinvention.
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That card is always about triumph and balancing opposing sources.
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Losing an Enemy: Obama, Iran and the Triumph of Diplomacy.
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Whereas the first volume was in many ways a bildungsroman — the education of Margaret Thatcher — this latest volume takes us from electoral triumph to electoral triumph, with not much to challenge her between times.
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The 22-year-old followed a complete-game triumph over Atlanta on July 5 by allowing two runs on seven hits in six innings of a 53-3 triumph at Colorado five nights later.
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Ferrari, who have not won a driver's title since Kimi Raikkonen's 2007 triumph, bounced back from a winless 2014 campaign with three victories last year, becoming the only team other than dominant Mercedes to triumph.
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This appears to be the triumph of ideology over common sense.
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This sound, which shifts throughout the album, is its biggest triumph.
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The world is going to shit, sure, but Fatberg will triumph.
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That was a view it felt like a triumph to change.
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The layoffs were tempered by a technical triumph for the company.
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She added, "This is about their personal triumph, not about politics."
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The result is a triumph of both visual and narrative storytelling.
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I was expecting clarity, triumph — that sense of manifest eastern destiny.
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This is no small triumph, because I tend to avoid confrontation.
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Triumph "has contingency plans in place," Warne said in an email.
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But mainly the outcome was a personal triumph for Mr Modi.
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Leon and Corey's relationship is one of both triumph and tragedy.
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The triumph in Israel marked the beginning of a new era.
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Stream some much-needed levity from Triumph the Insult Comic Dog.
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With each triumph over fear and physical adversity, I gained confidence.
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Blunting the Shia crescent would be widely seen as a triumph.
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In each, there is some risk that a populist could triumph.
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This, too, is the triumph of culture war over national security.
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The Lonely Heroes section stands as the exhibition's greatest design triumph.
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Even Dany's greatest triumph in this episode — she takes Casterly Rock!
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Triumph force feeds Charo a peanut butter & jelly sandwich #Emmys pic.twitter.
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Their faith in Nazism's ultimate triumph grew all the more fervent.
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What would you consider your greatest triumph working on the site?
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The real triumph was being on the field to begin with.
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All of this presupposes that Clinton will indeed triumph in November.
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It is too early to guess who will triumph in April.
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For those who achieve it, marriage increasingly looks like a triumph.
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And that makes Jessica's triumph all the more satisfying and empowering.
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So how is it that Mr Putin can triumph every time?
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Reflecting on his triumph, Trump offered a revised take in 237.
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And they're trying to act accordingly, at least before their triumph.
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It is yet another triumph in a career full of them.
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Good men are doing nothing, and evil is about to triumph.
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"This is really I would say a scientific triumph," he says.
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His victory in London followed his triumph in Beijing in 20083.
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"When We Were Young," a triumph that really showcased her range.
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Michael Pearce, whom she met while filming A Time to Triumph.
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Spirit AeroSystems fell 5 percent, while Triumph Group dropped 6 percent.
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In a speech the next day he declared it a triumph.
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The decision is a triumph of political considerations over economic ones.
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Donald Trump's presidency has been a triumph of marketing over substance.
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Spirit AeroSystems and Triumph Group were down 7.1% and 533%, respectively.
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Prince's music was a triumph of minimalism, of addition by subtraction.
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Far from being a disastrous visit, Davos became a Trump triumph.
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It's equally revolutionary and regressive, an artistic triumph and storytelling failure.
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Which makes it harder to resist the allure of imperial triumph.
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Once again, this seemed like a triumph of presentation over flavor.
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How can Jamaica's virtues be encouraged to triumph over its vices?
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Raimondo's triumph over progressive Brown came just a week after Sen.
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The triumph was fake, I understood that; the joy was enforced.
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He is interested in the unlikelihood of the sect's eventual triumph.
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You'll have a better chance of making each day a triumph.
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Turning triumph over heartbreak into art should be its own reward.
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The aesthetic of Brutalism may at last triumph over its ethic.
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Triumph the Insult Comic Dog returns to the presidential campaign trail.
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The American bison's story is one of triumph against long odds.
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NOT PRETTY ENOUGHThe Unlikely Triumph of Helen Gurley BrownBy Gerri HirsheyIllustrated.
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Should Trump triumph, his march to the nomination might be unstoppable.
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Clinton most, about the scope of her triumph if she wins.
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MOMENT OF TRIUMPH Paul devises an intricate plan to overpower Annie.
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It also marked their 503th consecutive home triumph over Loyola Marymount.
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If the Soviet-backed states would triumph, they would act accordingly.
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The real triumph of the offering though, was (unsurprisingly) the accessories.
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Her face bears the most exquisite expression of disdain and triumph.
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Their triumph was shaped by an "opportunity" to overcome tangible obstacles.
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For Murphy, it was a moment of both triumph and tension.
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He was the overseer of what is perhaps medicine's greatest triumph.
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In this respect, did Hitler's efforts to mold German culture triumph?
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" Bumgarner said after the triumph, "I can't lie to you anymore.
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Even if he is not, this season has been a triumph.
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"That human triumph has not crossed the border into Africa yet."
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Frank Bruni: There's so much to discuss about Conor Lamb's triumph.
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The Vistas feel like a bit of a triumph for Jaybird.
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Gawker's bankruptcy also represents a triumph for technology billionaire Peter Thiel.
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"I consider myself a normal person," he said before Sunday's triumph.
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From "A Star Is Born," the place where misery meets triumph.
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So Hanukkah, in essence, commemorates the triumph of fundamentalism over cosmopolitanism.
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"Cold Snap" turns post-breakup despair into an almost perverse triumph.
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I used the word "triumph" to, and I made it ironically.
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Mr. Bush returned to Russia for a final foreign policy triumph.
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For their captain, Javed Ahmadzai, however, the sweetest triumph lay elsewhere.
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In Britain, Brexit was a Trump-like triumph for populist politics.
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Quammen doesn't just give us stories of solitary toil and triumph.
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Friedman's simplistic monetarism had a brief triumph in the late 1970s.
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On the surface, it seemed like a triumph for the establishment.
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But despite Schwartzman's early breakthrough, Nadal's triumph felt decisive as ever.
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The Turrell show, on view for 25 years, is a triumph.
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After its triumph, the victorious bidding committee promised a memorable event.
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It was a rocky path to his 17th slam triumph, however.
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All the while she filmed every bit of triumph and tragedy.
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The sale generated $4.2 million, which might sound like a triumph.
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It ends with the triumph of his election victory that fall.
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As in most of liberal America, Mr. Trump's triumph on Nov.
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The clever multiplicity of levels makes it a triumph of postmodernism.
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Nyack, New York (CNN)Cara Pressman raises her hands in triumph.
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At no point does it ever arc up into this triumph.
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The Eric Barbers of America will celebrate their final, definitive triumph.
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Mr. Castro embraced him, lifting the younger man's arm in triumph.
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Here the story stops, and sensibly so; children love a triumph.
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Yang's campaign is really a triumph of substance over the theatre.
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Now the team has another memorable triumph that comes awfully close.
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His triumph in Berlin seemed to presage a dominant Olympic career.
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After a similar triumph in Syria, the slaughter would be redoubled.
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Modern expertise would finally be allowed to triumph over autocratic politics.
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The new crisis is the ironic triumph of Jacobs's essential insight.
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The cleanup of Enewetak has long been portrayed as a triumph.
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"Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World" by David Epstein
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A woozy, psychedelic triumph about falling in and out of love.
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Go deeper: Pro-democracy parties triumph in key Hong Kong elections
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But five minutes later, Chiozza's heroics turned his triumph to tears.
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The nuclear deal is a rare triumph of diplomacy over confrontation.
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Mr. Grove saw much trouble in becoming lax, especially after triumph.
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Yet Obama administration officials continued to celebrate it as a triumph.
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It is the story of pain and struggle, perseverance and triumph.
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Related: My Madeleine | Angela Dimayuga Asian-American Cuisine's Rise, and Triumph
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But Bush's real triumph was the conclusion of the Cold War.
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It would be easy to declare 7003 an evangelical political triumph.
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You can choose to interpret Golden's fate as a feminist triumph.
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The weekend on Mount Everest was divided between tragedy and triumph.
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" Urban added that Lion is a "really, really beautiful film — and I always want to stress that so much of the crying is really more about the triumph of the film and the triumph of love.
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"My feelings are that this is, in a way, a triumph, but at the same time there's a certain bitter taste because we cannot share this triumph with our friend," Demutsky told Reuters, referring to Serebrennikov.
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That Newtonian framework worked brilliantly for nearly two centuries, as Newton's equations for gravity went from triumph to triumph, and (at first) the analogous ones for electric and magnetic forces seemed to do so as well.
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His playoff victory over Bill Haas at last month's Valspar Championship could not have come at a better time as it marked the South African's first triumph in the United States since his 2011 Masters triumph.
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The removal of lead from gasoline was a triumph of public health.
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Why do we need to reassert our Cold War triumph right now?
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So what shape will UKIP now assume in Farage's hour of triumph?
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Political leaders around the world hailed it as a triumph for peace.
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The "water protectors" and their supporters sang, drummed and cheered in triumph.
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Compelling stories of human triumph and the acquisition of epic knife skills?
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The 2011 debt limit deal was a major triumph at the time.
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In fact, Hannah's own Bachelor journey was far from a feminist triumph.
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They triumph in their perhaps old-fashioned belief that loudness is fun.
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But the sales aren't really a triumph of classical music's staying power.
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Because we are the people of this nation that is witnessing triumph.
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The only word that can come to mind for me is triumph.
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Barack Obama hailed the deal as a triumph for diplomacy over force.
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Pop stars sell us a fantasy of triumph — but so do monsters.
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The triumph of orange carrots over other varieties ended up being fortuitous.
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But Slaney never had an N.H.L. moment to surpass his junior triumph.
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Their careers oscillate from triumph to disaster on roughly three-year cycles.
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The opposition is in disarray; another BJP triumph seems likely in 2019.
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From then on, Seats' life was a series of trauma and triumph.
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So many of people's tragedies have been replaced by stories of triumph.
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I hope I am wrong and that America's good heartedness will triumph.
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Mr Trump, in contrast, is always in search of a televised triumph.
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This was a triumph of industrial policy as much as of engineering.
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"I don't have time for this shit," Triumph said in a statement.
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Iraq's foreign ministry described the result as a "triumph for international law".
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The victory marks the first UFC triumph of Smith's 36-fight career.
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Is it because you see it as a triumph over that period?
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Firms often fail abroad—there is no God-given right to triumph.
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Resistance to it helped Republicans triumph in the 2010 and 2014 midterms.
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But not all Native women were able to triumph in conservative territory.
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FRINGE PLAYERS TRIUMPH Russia&aposs bench players had their day of glory.
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Meechy was going to fight this, and she was going to triumph.
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Johnson's allies hailed the agreement as a triumph of high-stakes negotiation.
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At best Mr Putin will have to contend with an incomplete triumph.
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The right considers it a triumph, now under threat from union militants.
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Read their stories of failure and eventual triumph in the gallery above.
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It's the triumph of indexing: Fund managers continue to trail their benchmarks.
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The moments that work on C3 are, almost exclusively, moments of triumph.
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It wasn't a let-down, but nor was it quite a triumph.
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In VR, getting even one of those things right is a triumph.
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But on April 4, 1983, Challenger logged a quiet, almost mundane triumph.
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Before his triumph in London in 2016, Drysdale had vomited with anxiety.
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If anyone can turn this tragedy into a triumph, it's Nick Pendergrast.
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While AS claimed Leicester's triumph as the "the miracle of the century".
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The passage of the act is also a triumph for economic science.
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Simple stories satisfy, but the true story was neither tragedy nor triumph.
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Interrupting polio transmission in Africa was considered a major public health triumph.
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In fact, it was a triumph, almost, for the people harassing me.
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" It will require, instead, a markedly tangible triumph of "mind over mind.
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This is both the triumph and challenge of this powerfully insightful novel.
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His sole German Grand Prix triumph in 2013 came at the Nurburgring.
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Why was the unlikely triumph of the Plaisted expedition lost to history?
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"Triumph of the Will" is also an organic product of cinema history.
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"Triumph of the Will" is a demonstration of cinematic might — and guile.
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But instead of being a disaster, the Cayenne proved a sales triumph.
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Suddenly no one was in a hurry to triumph over death anymore.
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Hold it in contrast to Blake, showing no pleasure in his triumph.
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Maybe I could even celebrate my triumph of will on 4/20.
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But love can still survive and the human spirit could still triumph.
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Confidence is good, but age, athleticism, experience, and confidence will always triumph.
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Nostalgia, Ultra is slight and marginal, yet it feels like a triumph.
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The Boston triumph, Keflezighi says, was the crowning achievement of his career.
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Poroshenko last week congratulated Svitolina on Twitter following her Italian Open triumph.
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Regardless of how Velasquez finished, he viewed the race as a triumph.
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The precise moment of Mr Assad's triumph will be determined in Idlib.
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The films all followed the same narrative: the triumph of the underdog.
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During his time at the UN, Annan oversaw both triumph and tragedy.
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Their triumph was turned into a 1984 movie, "Champions," starring John Hurt.
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Our critic called the new production from Boston Lyric Opera a triumph.
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That, as a designer, is the most fantastic triumph in the world.
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A posthumous pop hit collapses triumph and sorrow into a single song.
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Honesty. The same thing that makes any kind of novel a triumph.
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My reaction was not one of horror or dismay, but of triumph.
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Don't listen to Democrats who portray these midterms as an important triumph.
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Speaking of which, she also had a triumph: Her approach to Mrs.
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Despite (and perhaps because of) its implausibility, the recital was a triumph.
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"The human spirit is one of triumph and survival, ultimately," she says.
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In the past, candidates with the edge in early voting often triumph.
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"Hurricane," with its cavernous production and twitchy flourishes, is an electropop triumph.
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Federer's most recent triumph at the All England Club was in 2012.
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He urged supporters to take to the streets to defend his triumph.
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As Birkeland's biographer Lucy Jago tells it, the lecture was a triumph.
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Were these feats a triumph of the human spirit or technological doping?
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"Hopefully, that will be the case here" after Staley's triumph, Lapchick added.
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The kids triumph because they'll have their superheroes up close and personal.
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Her speech reflected a resilient optimism; a determination to triumph over tribulation.
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The Sandernistas are confident they are on the brink of irreversible triumph.
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It was a triumph of machine over man—up to a point.
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Still, his triumph, or the idea of it, was not beyond prediction.
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There's a lot of disappointment and loss, but it's like a triumph.
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It seems like a magic trick, but it's really a design triumph.
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President Donald Trump's trade triumph got off to an awkward start Monday.
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The photograph, by unanimous agreement of the Imago team, was a triumph.
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Edward Glaeser, Author of "Triumph of the City"; Harvard economics professor 12.
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The judge's ruling is a triumph for economic injustice and income inequality.
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The dictator, rather than exulting in his triumph, withdraws into fearful seclusion.
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But instead of being my greatest triumph, it was my worst nightmare.
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It was Stephens' eighth successive defeat since her maiden grand slam triumph.
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Brands like Morris, Triumph, Austin, Sunbeam, Daimler, Rover and Reliant died off.
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This may not be a story of triumph, but it's inspiring nevertheless.
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The staying power of the sanctions against Russia were her personal triumph.
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They sometimes triumph as magical, memory-making grandmoms and sometimes screw up.
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And now the final triumph: Queens has taken on Amazon, and won.
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In addition to chronicling that triumph, that film examines Armstrong's emotional reticence.
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Miranda's triumph is itself a coalition of the cosmopolitan élite and diversity.
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The Trump administration will, of course, trumpet the deal as a triumph.
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Spirit AeroSystems was 24 percent lower, while Triumph Group dropped 22 percent.
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Cheap solar and wind is not enough to triumph over global warming.
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To this day, Parkes sees her resignation as his newsroom's greatest triumph.
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It's a triumph of emotional acuity, at the expense of narrative coherence.
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But they're also the only characters who triumph in any meaningful way.
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With Conan O'Brien on a break this week, Triumph picked up his mic and hit the road to Texas for The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, where Triumph finally got to meet his great white whale, incumbent Sen.
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The Kiwis are scheduled to return home in triumph next week, potentially to a ticker-tape parade, but Dalton and his young crew were busy Monday exchanging hugs and hoisting the Cup in triumph in the Bermuda sunshine.
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I've been reading a bunch of books, including the Triumph of the City.
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We passed photo murals celebrating the various Members in their moments of triumph.
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Within the simplified bounds of the game, OpenAI Five was an astounding triumph.
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The triumph halted a nine-game winless streak dating back to last November.
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The outcome would mark another triumph for Democrats in a red-leaning area.
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It marks the beginning of spring and the triumph of good over evil.
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So it'd be nice to report that "Captain Marvel" is an absolute triumph.
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Warning: You're gonna want to hit the gym after watching this awesome triumph.
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The old & corrupt must be late to waste before the just can triumph.
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Do we only care about these stories if the people involved later triumph?
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The blog paints StumbleUpon's death not as a tragedy, but as a triumph.
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It was a triumph of diplomacy over coercion, because coercion doesn't work anymore.
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This month's competition at Laguna Seca was his eighth race in the Triumph.
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The 73-0 triumph brought the Pirates back within two games of the .
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In medieval Europe, Cinderella tended to triumph because she was clever and lucky.
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She will likely be blamed for failing to triumph in easily winnable races.
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This moment of triumph concludes the movie, but it's not quite an ending.
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The film is a moving, remarkable triumph, and deserved every award it won.
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South Carolina has had more than its fair share of triumph and tragedy.
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Katharine Graham led the paper through the crises and triumph of Watergate reporting.
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The Nationals' triumph on Wednesday night was also a bracing show of kinship.
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Lillie Harden's story may have been a triumph for Clinton's welfare reform agenda.
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Never one for regrets, Mr. Trump today regards the purchase as a triumph.
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The triumph of the leave campaign was something that markets had not predicted.
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Poland's election, set for October 13th, will probably see the governing populists triumph.
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Triumph or tragedy hanging by a thread, or more accurately, a wagging tail.
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If the hardliners on both sides triumph, the deal's fate will be sealed.
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There was nothing subtle about them -- all pathos and celebration, triumph and tragedy.
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The Lightning have won three straight, including a 2-1 triumph on Feb.
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When King beat Efimova, she slapped the water in between them in triumph.
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The makers of "The Revenant" reveled in their unexpected triple Golden Globe triumph.
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The prime minister, Narendra Modi, should make better use of his latest triumph.
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The by-election was also a triumph of old-fashioned shoe-leather politics.
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Diana is motivated by the simple idea that good must triumph over evil.
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Moreover, his triumph at Augusta National was slightly less impressive than it appears.
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Ducks captain Ryan Getzlaf said the triumph wasn't exactly a thing of beauty.
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That same mix of triumph and tragedy dominates If Beale Street Could Talk.
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THEOLD AND CORRUPT MUST BE LAID TO WASTE BEFORE THE JUST CAN TRIUMPH.
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For all that, Mr Chenault's long tenure has not been an unequivocal triumph.
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But the other reason for his triumph is that nervous voters sought reassurance.
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She soon left him, in what he saw as a triumph of politesse.
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The constraints of national politic will triumph over the demands of transnational unity.
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The challenges are met with lots of tears – but also shouts of triumph.
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But setbacks in moments of triumph are old hat to the Texas Rangers.
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Star Wars does this for puppets, and that might be its greatest triumph.
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In triumph, he tipped back his head, and let out a cry of... . . .
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The F-15 Eagle is a triumph of late 20th century airplane design.
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Kindle Oasis displaying the last page of Denis Johnson's Triumph Over the Grave.
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Go deeper: The drug industry's triumph over the DEA, from the Washington Post.
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It's increasingly clear that populism will triumph over sound economics in the election.
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Mr Obama is justified in hailing the Iran deal as a diplomatic triumph.
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His first triumph was the Zonda supercar, which was built of carbon fiber.
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The affair is also a triumph for a new model of investigative reporting.
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For a few, this represents the triumph of identity politics over aesthetic value.
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This was a time, clearly, of joy and triumph, yet also of hardship.
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James Ehnes stepped in on short notice and the concert was a triumph.
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No other Evolve, Sportsman's Pride or Triumph products are affected, the company said.
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The weightings range from 4.64 percent for Penumbra to 3.45 percent for Triumph.
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It was a commercial triumph and won four Academy Awards, including Best Picture.
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That triumph is the ultimate expression of the soft bigotry of low expectations.
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Holi is a Hindu festival that celebrates the triumph of good over evil.
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Tlaib's triumph was a victory for the America I choose to believe in.
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Sandwiched between those losses was a title triumph in the inaugural Taiwan Open.
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To them, this was not just another meeting, but a hard-fought triumph.
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The long-simmering feud boiled over after last summer's Women's World Cup triumph.
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They told themselves, over and over again, that Goldwater's victory was a triumph.
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He stepped up to cut the red ribbon to open his latest triumph.
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Michigan has won three consecutive games following a 35-10 triumph against Maryland.
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Trump regarded that appearance as a triumph, according to sources with direct knowledge.
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That is the genre in a nutshell, finding triumph regardless of the circumstances.
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Long after Gimcrack's sweet racing days were over, he had a posthumous triumph.
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It was a small triumph of substance in a weekend largely about surfaces.
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The Yorkshire side's second triumph represented the final outing for the Fairs Cup.
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Prior to the start of the Euros, France were clear favourites to triumph.
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This criterion rules out many science fiction scenarios that end in human triumph.
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Mr. Ganim's triumph last year was quickly tempered by the city's financial reality.
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My triumph surely surprised everyone on the set who was not my mother.
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Their good fortune is also an early triumph for the incoming Trump administration.
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The coalition's biggest triumph was a resounding victory at December 2015 legislative elections.
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It also seems increasingly unlikely that he will triumph at another U.S. Open.
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The recent triumph of President-elect Andrés Manuel López Obrador reaffirms that legacy.
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The authors found that the CARD Act was a triumph of financial regulation.
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Chishty's project can occasion no healing, no reflective triumph of culture over terror.
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It's hard to see why it would now, in their moment of triumph.
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Maisel's triumph made history for Amazon, which celebrated its first series Emmy win.
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For all these fans, the series finale delivered a lovely note of triumph.
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The sculpture, "Triumph of the Immaterial," was not made for permanent display however.
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Using ingenuity and zeal to triumph over ... You probably liked Bird Box, right?
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These are some of their stories — laced with hope, tragedy, homesickness and triumph.
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It's about darkness and light, and the hope that light can ultimately triumph.
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At the time it all seemed like the ultimate triumph of democratic capitalism.
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Their triumph was a somewhat narrow one, concentrated in well-educated, affluent communities.
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Political leaders around the world hailed it as a triumph for peace. Rep.
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But a select few have returned in triumph, defying setbacks or Father Time.
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Now marijuana advocates could be on the verge of an even bigger triumph.
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In one sense, the triumph of this idea should be celebrated, she said.
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In this regard, "This Mournable Body" is a story of triumph, not despair.
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And maybe that marks our immigrant parents' ultimate triumph: We have become American.
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On Tuesday night, Joe Biden's campaign was celebrating his latest primary night triumph.
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Here are some of their stories, laced with hope, tragedy, homesickness and triumph.
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In this regard, 'This Mournable Body' is a story of triumph, not despair.
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They were feeling homeless in the Republican Party even before Mr. Trump's triumph.
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Even during Biden's night of triumph on Tuesday, the warning lights were blinking.
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When Keys's final forehand struck the net, Stephens lifted her arms in triumph.
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Now, some three decades after her English-language debut, Dion continues to triumph.
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Yet Parasite premiered in triumph at the Cannes Film Festival in May 2019.
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That triumph of hope over experience was shared by some in the region.
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The 49ers' unconventional dominance reflects both an organizational ethos and a schematic triumph.
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WON FOR THE AGES by the staff of the Chicago Tribune (Triumph Books).
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Ginsburg turned a bitter personal disappointment into a triumph that benefitted her sex.
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Australia's beleaguered farmers, a $2000 billion question and triumph with shock at Cannes.
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More than a triumph over private prejudice, these numbers reflect changing social norms.
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Throughout, Eastman upends the narrative of minimalist restoration—of the triumph of simplicity.
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But of course the Flowers case is still largely a triumph of injustice.
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It'll be a corporate triumph to get the project humming on all cylinders.
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Lost in all this is Tesla&aposs triumph as a great American business.
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"The Triumph of Injustice" does not try to explain this dramatic shift entirely.
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"The Triumph of Injustice" can help with the intellectual part of that conversion.
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Previous defeat leading to present triumph was a common theme throughout this tournament.
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This would be a triumph for the AfD beyond its most optimistic calculations.
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But Mr. Volcker's triumph was undeniable: Inflation has remained under control ever since.
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Should the writers triumph, they will be awarded $5,000, a tidy holiday bonus.
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The invention of the pill was heralded as a triumph of modern medicine.
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Somehow, all that comes to bear on "Triumph," a record of steady intensity.
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Wouldn't a failed impeachment drive just prove that politics invariably triumph over ideals?
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Its triumph signaled a shift in the industry after decades of systemic racism.
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For Waldman, the result also demonstrated a triumph of policy over personal behavior.
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Conor Lamb's triumph in a red piece of southwestern Pennsylvania earlier this year.
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Moments after signing, Christian Kern, the Austrian chancellor, raised his fists in triumph.
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As she walks off after this putative triumph, self-hatred distorts her face.
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Mr. el-Sisi, though, visibly basked in the spotlight of his diplomatic triumph.
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She can point the way to an even more important triumph in 2020.
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Mr. Trump celebrated the one-chamber triumph with a Rose Garden victory ceremony.
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In the end, perhaps, the torment of waiting made the triumph even sweeter.
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"Tina: The Tina Turner Musical" ends on a scene of hard-fought triumph.
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That the president and others consider this a triumph is itself a cloud.
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I've failed at waste but I've died, is that not also a triumph.
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We know that good will triumph, until some new evil enters the story.
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It was an aesthetic triumph, but it was not art for art's sake.
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Green, meanwhile, is winless since a July 2014 split triumph over Josh Thomson.
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But Miller's biggest — and most overlooked — triumph wasn't the tone of his book.
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Note of triumph Even before he meets Kim, a note of triumph and finality has crept into Trump's rhetoric -- which may be overly optimistic given the many false thaws between the North and the South -- and the treacherous diplomacy ahead.
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On television, in newspapers and on websites, Mr. Putin is portrayed as an ever-victorious master strategist who has led Russia — an economic, military and demographic weakling compared with the United States — from triumph to triumph on the world stage.
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To allow one team to triumph based on a coin flip is a travesty.
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Bruegel's triumph was to present a wealth of detail in a dramatic, coherent whole.
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Goodell spun this news as a triumph of elevated awareness and more open discourse.
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This series loves a good underdog story: Against all odds, those heroes can triumph.
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In the midst of all this tragedy around them, they still tried to triumph.
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The Rebels had won the last four meetings, including a 64-58 triumph Jan.
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Of course, the Triumph Streamliner is a motorcycle in only the most generous sense.
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When Hogye needed a trailer to haul the Triumph around, he designed his own.
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Since finishing the Triumph about four years ago, Hogye hasn't had to fix much.
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Otherwise, he generally seems to suggest that public accommodations would triumph over religious freedom.
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The last Canadian man to triumph at the event was Robert Bedard in 1958.
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Messi and Ronaldo will be remembered for great club success, but not country triumph.
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It's basically a huge triumph for a woman whose vindication has been long overdue.
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In that second round, if the polls hold, Mr Macron is expected to triumph.
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Focusing on the right metrics is what determines triumph or disaster in Silicon Valley.
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Her triumph wasn't the only part of the Democratic contest that broke familiar molds.
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Many of the current squad contributed to the World Cup triumph of last year.
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But we continue to live in hope that our nation will triumph again soon.
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Mr Trump declared it a triumph for peace on Earth, and took the credit.
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Bourdain defended Hagerty, celebrating her "triumph over the snarkologists" when the review went viral.
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In a past race, he rewarded dedicated volunteers with DVD copies of his triumph.
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For most Mexicans, the prospect of a Trump triumph—however unlikely—is less amusing.
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All of the tribes live in fear of Barron Triumph, Burr's post-apocalyptic pseudonym.
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If Mr Musk were to succeed it would be a triumph on several levels.
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Its creation is a small triumph for Matteo Renzi, the centre-left prime minister.
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And this, this triumph, is a thing you want to say to your friends.
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William, a noted motorcycle enthusiast, took a test drive on the Triumph Tiger 1200.
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For the government in Beijing it was a moment of triumph: China was back.
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In one way, the case is a triumph for the judicial process, however slow.
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You triumph over the demon in a stunning display of grit and martial prowess.
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In hindsight it is tempting to assume that a successful firm's triumph was guaranteed.
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But Mr Northam's first triumph—Medicaid expansion—could be a tough act to follow.
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His lawyer Sergey Badamshin said the release represented a triumph of law and justice.
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After their military triumph, General Francisco Franco's Nationalist forces unleashed a reign of terror.
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It would be both his biggest professional triumph, and the beginning of his demise.
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Does that mean that a Trumparade would be a guaranteed triumph for the president?
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They took pictures of me to memorialize their triumph in my moment of humiliation.
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Triumph, through his publicist at Funny or Die, declined our request for an interview.
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As an exercise in party unity, Monday started out rocky but ended in triumph.
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It's a story of friendship between outcasts, of the triumph of love over practicality.
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You can ask me about heartbreak and disappointment, about triumph and fear and courage.
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Your memo was a triumph of motivated reasoning: heads men win; tails women lose.
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From my POV, this is a triumph: a relaxed driver is a GOOD driver.
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The good: Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt's third straight triumph in the 100-meter finals.
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Our biggest triumph was breathing new life, glamour, and sophistication into the old girl.
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But the path to that triumph would be more turbulent than almost anyone anticipated.
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It would be a triumph of tariffs over trade and create a new reality.
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But there is also hope and, in the end, a profound kind of triumph.
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Could this turn out to be that rarest of beasts: a European diplomatic triumph?
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Spirit AeroSystems, Triumph Group, Hexcel — Shares of aerospace suppliers all fell, tracking Boeing's decline.
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I will return to the comrades in a bit... God willing, we will triumph.
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It's not Apple's most powerful Mac, nor has it ever been a design triumph.
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Ronald Bruner Jr.'s Triumph is out March 3 via World Galaxy/Alpha Pup.
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Triumph also said Citigroup has been hired as an advisor throughout the review process.
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A few men raise their arms in triumph: They've got the well under control.
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Yet Fiji's triumph on the rugby pitch was more likely than it first appears.
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It was, to be sure, the triumph of ego over sound or wise policy.
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His latest triumph, which you can stream below, sees him playing things relatively straight.
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Mr Kuczynski owes his probable triumph to three factors that broke in his favour.
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Failure puts the "suck" in success; defeat is often a necessary predecessor to triumph.
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The Europeans broadly came off worse; Barclays' 4% decline almost counts as a triumph.
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It did not remain as it was, but Rawls's vision did not triumph either.
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Buveur D'Air was Henderson's 57th career Festival triumph and owner JP McManus's 50th winner.
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The lack of any significant international triumph forfeits the foreign and military success key.
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US officials celebrated El Chapo's demise as a triumph in the war on drugs.
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SOLOSKI I think we're both on board for shows in which female journalists triumph.
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Sanders narrowly lost Iowa in 2016 and wants to triumph there this time around.
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The triumph amid the tragedy in this event is the response of the crew.
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THE OLD AND CORRUPT MUST BE LAID TO WASTE BEFORE THE JUST CAN TRIUMPH.
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They represent the mirage of magical solutions and the triumph of television over politics.
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The Favourite is a triumph in textures, a beam of light through a window.
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She symbolizes the triumph of women over those who once sought to enslave them.
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Another defeat for #Daesh, yet another triumph for democratic forces in northern #Syria. pic.twitter.
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His confirmation would be a crowning triumph for Republicans and the conservative legal movement.
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A largely unsung conservation triumph in the Northeast is the regrowth of its forests.
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One Jamiacan man though, perfectly summed up the jubilation to Bolt's 9.81 second triumph.
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Nikolai spent a week there in triumph, and then turned it over to us.
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The triumph of pop culture is so complete no one even notices it anymore.
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Clinton would have to triumph in all three states to win the Electoral College.
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But his ultimate triumph was driven less by region than by race and class.
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A three-time PGA winner, he his looking for his first triumph since 2013.
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The Boston Globe newsroom is rejoicing over the triumph of "Spotlight" as best picture.
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Mike's plan was a triumph, unless you count the gruesome repercussions for his face.
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It will stay ahead of the unforeseen or unpredictable — like a triumph by Mrs.
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But due to the music, this compulsion sounds like a strength—even a triumph.
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All-conquering sprinter Usain Bolt was very stoked at the Windies' World Cup triumph.
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The Paris tour, though only lasting three days, turned out to be a triumph.
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It's possible that Trump's self-conception is correct — that genetics will triumph over habits.
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Mr. Levine leaned over to his skeptical friend from France and smiled in triumph.
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We can and must demonstrate that the priorities born of patriotism will again triumph.
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But it ticked up again in the summer, yielding a second message of triumph.
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But when Mesler lands the winning bid at exactly $250, he whoops in triumph.
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France's triumph in the World Cup was powered by immigrants from the hardscrabble suburbs.
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"Now, we can focus on the border," I triumph, laying out a corner piece.
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His version is a triumph on its own merits, our critic Manohla Dargis writes.
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The San Francisco conference must have seemed like a glittering triumph for American Communists.
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The recent vogue for this academic field is in part a triumph of marketing.
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The resulting work of literary nonfiction, The Woman Who Smashed Codes, is a triumph.
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It is a triumph of the human mind, a funhouse for the English language.
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I will return to the comrades in a bit ... God willing, we will triumph.
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Measurements of poverty notice that gain, but do not describe it as a triumph.
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But what Naeher lacked, still, was a signature performance, an indelible picture of triumph.
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"I couldn't have the triumph of the patriarchy be the happy ending," she said.
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The great triumph actually did not arrive until everybody found the whole matter boring.
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As "Of Mics and Men" makes clear, survival itself is a kind of triumph.
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This had been his final home game, his final league title, his final triumph.
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His triumph in a general election is unlikely, but it is far from impossible.
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There is a time to lift your arms in triumph, to smile, to laugh.
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The F.C.C.'s new rules represent a triumph of corporate self-interest over principle.
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But this is not a story about the triumph of tolerance over antiquated law.
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The resulting "Smell like a man, man" campaign is now considered a marketing triumph.
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" Mr. Dimonda smiled as he remembered the triumph: "Now she knows who is Clemente.
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Douglas's 1972 work "Olympics" finds the "hands up" gesture in a different context: triumph.
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The victory gave him his 53th major tournament triumph, three behind Jack Nicklaus's record.
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His children were among the first to greet him once his triumph was complete.
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When a trade deal is reached, President Trump may hail it as a triumph.
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One more victory would be the ultimate triumph for him and the Red Sox.
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For Franklin, a soft-spoken coach from Los Angeles, the run was a triumph.
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Despite his triumph, there is little relief in sight for Mr. Maduro or Venezuela.
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Remarkably, that's irrelevant to the text, which any writer could count as a triumph.
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This wasn't a Red Sox exorcism or a once-in-a-century Cubs triumph.
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Your very efforts toward healing and self-love should be considered your first triumph.
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In Russia, the summit meeting is being described as a triumph for Mr. Putin.
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The abrupt transition from trauma to triumph has shaped the Jewish state ever since.
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For the Cavaliers, it was a return to the site of their greatest triumph.
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The triumph of "Parasite" is a sign of a crisis of faith in capitalism.
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Mr. Trump's nomination was a triumph of bread-and-circuses populism over reheated Reaganism.
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Partly this was because the mishaps were officially hushed up, leaving only his triumph.
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We hope airport financing facts can still triumph in a post-fact political environment.
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In addition, he might have cited John Kennedy's triumph in the Cuban missile crisis.
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But the triumph of one country is built on the failure of the other.
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The subsequent 214 years of Haitian history have been marked by triumph and tragedy.
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The exhilarating production of "Bourrée Fantasque," staged by Susan Pilarre, is a special triumph.
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The triumph of meritocracy, Young understood, would lead to a loss of political community.
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For any restaurant in the city to achieve middle age is no small triumph.
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While German men have dominated recently, Haug is the first German woman to triumph.
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It's fine, if also cliché, to be reminded that good will triumph over evil.
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There is no triumph on this path; at least, not in the near-term.
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For his loyalists, the primary triumph clears a possible path ahead for Mr. Netanyahu.
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No wonder Mr. Putin and his news media view the meeting as a triumph.
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It is, however, the story of a different kind of triumph, a narrative one.
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But failure in a good cause is better than triumph in a bad one.
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The 2020 elections can herald the triumph of the common good over corporate greed.
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Gambia's justice minister, Abubacarr Tambadou, hailed the ruling as "a triumph for international justice".
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When it happens, though, it almost never feels like a triumph for social justice.
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Board of Education, which Fiss views as the Supreme Court's key triumph and promise.
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Oxitec calls its triumph of Zika-fighting genetic engineering the "friendly" Aedes aegypti mosquito.
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That feeling of triumph most likely waned quickly, though, as the day went on.
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But there is also a deeper force at work: the triumph of political tribalism.
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That triumph left Air Force chirping about how good the players feel they are.
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But the triumph of the report-abuse model marked the abandonment of that ambition.
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The bill's passage is a triumph for workers after decades of brutal political losses.
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The president's authority rests on trust and discretion, not on triumph of the will.
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While this measurement is clearly a scientific triumph, researchers aren't resting on their laurels.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Bitcoin's short history is a triumph of hope over experience.
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I ask myself: Will my self-awareness triumph over my own (apparently genetic) stubbornness?
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Most of them supposed some kind of triumph for Pelosi and humiliation for Trump.
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Another example is Leni Riefenstahl's film "Triumph of the Will," made for the Nazis.
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Girl Scout cookies are a triumph: of marketing, of cookie-baking, of youthful entrepreneurship.
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Not to moralize, but rather to show that love will always triumph over hate.
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Or should they bet that it's a passing phase and renewable energy will triumph?
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Avenging victims of sexual abuse or victims of the mortgage crisis — which narrative would triumph?
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You might admire him as a triumph of personal design smuggled into a corporate context.
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And worse than that, we've demonstrated that demagoguery can triumph over reason and common sense.
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A triumph of minimalism, the VaporMax uses less air than usual in its pressurized sole.
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His prior start was a seven-inning gem in an 23-1 triumph against Philadelphia.
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Benita's tale of triumph after unemployment resonated with strangers of all demographics, ages, and races.
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Woodley even told Good Morning America that Jane's transformation mirrors the triumph over her trauma.
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"I don't even care about the result," Spoelstra told reporters after Wednesday's 104-98 triumph.
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Now, more than ever, this is what America wants: messages of hope, triumph, and righteousness.
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Their success represents a triumph in applying mathematical principles to the understanding of biological entities.
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Fortunately, the triumph of analytics, and Sloan's growing popularity, show that the nerds are winning.
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His son Charlie Axel, 10, and daughter Sam Alexis, 11, there to witness his triumph.
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Depending on your view, it&aposs either a triumph of engineering or an environmental disaster.
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"Last night, our friend @RuthieAnnMiles was a triumph in @KingandIWestEnd," wrote Miles' costar Kelli O'Hara.
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Triumph shares fell 1.1 percent to close at $35.44 on the New York Stock Exchange.
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The finding was picked up by many news outlets as a triumph of modern medicine.
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Liberal viewers already inclined to adore AOC will blink back tears while reliving her triumph.
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These pictures capture the obstacles, heartbreak, and triumph of the 1965 Selma to Montgomery march.
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Cleveland seeks its fifth consecutive triumph after outscoring Minnesota 15-5 while sweeping Saturday's doubleheader.
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NO ONE, not even the man himself, expected Donald Trump to triumph on election night.
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Triumph shares rose 0.6 percent to $35.66 on the New York Stock Exchange on Monday.
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It was meant to be Mr. de Blasio's day of triumph; Mr. Cuomo spoke longer.
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"Queen of Katwe" isn't a triumph, but maybe its makers are playing the long game.
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Rather than a moment of triumph, this could be the year of the Latino eclipse.
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"We should be proactive and write policies that help free expression triumph around the world."
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This launch is a triumph for Amazon, which has for years mulled entering Southeast Asia.
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TWENTY years after their first triumph, the French national football team are again world champions.
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If Hillary Clinton wins, it's a triumph for orthodoxy and matters will continue as normal.
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I wasn't able to attend the graduation ceremony that was such a triumph for him.
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One of the two victories was a 4-2 triumph over New York on Jan.
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Electoral triumph, a roaring economy and surging financial markets gave him an air of invulnerability.
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In a perfect world, news that is true would triumph over news that is false.
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Another week of Fantasy Football means another week of triumph, or in my case, heartbreak.
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Because finding your ultimate, number-one, ride-or-die red lipstick is a real triumph.
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Murray's triumph and Djokovic's third-round loss means 4845 ATP ranking points now separate them.
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Instead it signals the disruption of peaceable politics and the triumph of anger and resentment.
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Though this was less than what the UAW initially sought, workers considered it a triumph.
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Las Vegas bookmakers last week listed them as the prohibitive favorites to triumph in 2019.
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Has Sedol learned enough about the machine and how it plays to triumph once again?
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Harden tallied 228 points, seven rebounds and 23 assists in the wire-to-wire triumph.
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Ostensibly, The Greatest Showman is a story of personal triumph despite great odds and intolerance.
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The Choice uses Eger's journey to teach readers how they, too, can triumph over trauma.
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For Hindus, light symbolizes the triumph of good over darkness, or of knowledge over ignorance.
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This visit to Germany will undoubtedly be overshadowed by the recent electoral triumph of Trump.
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THE TRIUMPH OF WILLIAM MCKINLEY: Why the Election of 1896 Still Matters, by Karl Rove.
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Superhero stories are traditionally about defeating villains, foiling outsized plots, then whooshing off in triumph.
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To understand why this misses the point, they should examine their own triumph in 2016.
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But should tyranny ever triumph, the US Constitution provides a mechanism to restore constitutional order.
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And with two more games to play this week, machine might yet triumph over humanity.
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Investing in the state-controlled lender has been a triumph of hope over bitter experience.
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The result was a set that exuded a contagious type of triumph over the weekend.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Where the Nazi furor held meetings of triumph in the mountains of Bavaria.
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Herman claimed his first win since his maiden triumph at the 2016 Shell Houston Open.
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Diplomatic triumph early, but still with North Korea, economy soaring, people want the border enforced.
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The pools existed only to symbolize luxury's triumph over the desert, and evaporation in general.
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UKIP is thus in a trickier position than might be expected, considering its recent triumph.
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Officials point to how he handled Syrian airstrikes and his triumph with the tax bill.
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That tale of triumph against adversity makes it feel tailor-made for awards and acclaim.
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And that Chicago triumph isn't the only 2016 milestone the show seems to have predicted.
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A year on, how does Kettering Borough Council feel about its unlikely triumph over Lohan?
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Listen to three incredibly brave women share their stories of triumph over seemingly impossible circumstances.
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This was a collective effort, though, a stylistic triumph more than that of one individual.
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His face played a symphony of emotions: satisfaction, triumph, smugness, consternation, confusion, realisation, horror, disgust.
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The Bucks have won the last three meetings, including a 137-112 triumph on Feb.
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N) have fallen 8 percent and 123 percent, respectively, this year, while Triumph Group (TGI.
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To Trump, withdrawing from the accord represents a triumph of populist America over greedy globalism.
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Triumph was saved from the scrap-heap in 1983 by a property developer, John Bloor.
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That came to an end Tuesday night in a striking triumph of the anti-establishment.
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His greatest triumph, Lord Weidenfeld reckoned, was outfacing the censors and publishing Vladimir Nabokov's "Lolita".
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And in 1996 he achieved what he saw as his greatest triumph outside the ring.
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The Bulls have won both meetings this season, including a 100-92 triumph on Jan.
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Split Senate delegations offer clear evidence of the triumph of the personal over the party.
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Liberalism's triumph was to have framed those religious and patriotic beliefs as bigoted and undemocratic.
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Her triumph inspired what had until then been a small protest and minor hashtag movement.
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After Life is a minor triumph: bleak, bitter, cynical and, in the end, sincerely uplifting.
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The story then became about a triumph of a spirit rather than the ayahuasca itself.
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If he looks so glum in triumph it is because the adrenalin has run out.
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"Pope Francis and the Vatican should understand that truth will triumph over evil," Garabedian said.
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"Veep" is so terrific that we've come to expect gold medal-worthy triumph every week.
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The captain of that team, John Smit, argued this 2019 triumph was even more significant.
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She scotched suggestions she had buckled under pressure heaped on her after her Paris triumph.
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The next big triumph for the President came on June 12 in South Carolina. Rep.
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But beyond the meeting itself -- a triumph for Putin -- Russia has a longer wish list.
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"I think there is a kind of justice and reason that will triumph," he said.
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For someone to find his place so completely, in such triumph, is a wonderful thing.
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When Duncan raised his arms in triumph that night, what more had to be said?
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They had never seen Griff cry before and took his tears for those of triumph.
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President Trump actually gives Lee more hope that Obama's vision of America will ultimately triumph.
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At the end of the song, he threw his arms in the air in triumph.
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MOMENT OF TRIUMPH On a bridge launching fireworks, Marty sees the werewolf coming for him.
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"The New Rainbow Flag is a Design Disaster — But a Triumph for Inclusiveness," Quartz writes.
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And to be fair, the Doritos Locos Taco is a culinary triumph worthy of accolades.
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To my rapt 9-year-old gaze, her triumph felt like a sudden, unexpected gift.
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In 2014, the team won the only three races in which Mercedes failed to triumph.
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But it would be reductive and totally sexist to remember Loose as simply Timbaland's triumph.
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But this was about the struggle and the triumph and the intimacy of that moment.
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That whole scene is devastating, but it's also like the triumph of the human spirit.
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Clinton triumph once and for all against the calumnies that were created to define her.
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Triumph and happiness — it's in such a state that Mallarino is approached by Samanta Leal.
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Their pastry wings arc up behind them in an unmistakable triumph of strength and elegance.
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"I believe that passion and willpower can triumph over these kind of obstacles," he added.
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We also have seen the neoliberal Hillary Clinton falter and the antiglobalist Donald Trump triumph.
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