Cooke wasn't content with success only in the superhero genre.
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Similar legal cases have met with success in the past.
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"To be associated with success is absolutely wonderful," he says.
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I see your recent hug with success was quite brief.
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Here are a few resources that I've used with success.
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In overtime, SMU drove the ball at Pippen with success.
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BOG IGER: WELL, IT STARTS WITH SUCCESS ACROSS THE GLOBE.
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YouTube is rife with success stories, some more deserving than others.
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However, along with success came difficult times for the former Wham!
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But with success comes longevity, and with longevity comes the danger.
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The things that go along with success were foreign to me.
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But does donation size correlate with success at the ballot boxes?
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Basically this obsession with success is a fearful way to live.
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Others on Twitter tried the vulnerability out for themselves with success.
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Kim Jong Il revived this ruse with success in the 2000s.
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You will take on thousands of roles and all with success.
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The challenge is far more abstract, with success hard to quantify.
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This season, though, her road to Rio was paved with success.
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While most clubs would equate that with success, United are different.
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Their newly installed modern NBA offense has only flirted with success.
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One maxim sums up the night: You cannot argue with success.
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Here, Ms. Schlesinger shares her advice on gallery hopping with success.
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The Chicago system had previously instituted an amnesty program with success.
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But remember, too, that Trump equates wealth directly with success and importance.
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Does your boss constantly use the word "I" when associating with success?
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The nominee has spent a lifetime equating the Trump name with success.
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Irene Kim: Owning a Cadillac in America synonymous with success and achievement.
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His use of the phrase "dizzy with success" may help explain why.
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BROADLY: The film covers multiple obsessions: with wealth, with youth, with success.
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So far only AT&T and Comcast have tested the protocol — with success.
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A: I was unaware that with success come a whole lot of obstacles.
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He can bring home another huge victory for conservatives with success being certain.
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The Israelis have accomplished this with success for years, as have the British.
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But 'hood' isn't an identifier that should have to slowly evaporate with success.
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Moskowitz told me that teachers typically stay with Success for just three years.
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Prior to his entry into politics, the Trump brand was associated with success.
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Most major news operations have returned to the once-universal model with success.
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Corporations want to be associated with success and winners, not scandal and doping.
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Several Canadian agricultural groups have followed the lumber industry to Asia with success.
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The group has also promoted flag football, which has no tackling, with success.
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This kind of tax has been implemented on the local level with success.
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Writing expands our vocabulary, which has been shown to be directly correlated with success.
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But they do not equate with success in the face of rising wildfire threats.
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This was just an initial experiment, the researchers say, with success but limited results.
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Pakistan's Foreign Ministry on Tuesday night said the latest visit had met with success.
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A closer look at the polling indicates that Iowa isn't just correlated with success.
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Biographer Stone suggests that Bezos' childhood may have contributed to his obsession with success.
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But with success far from guaranteed, there are a range of other possible scenarios.
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Such families have double the "bandwidth" of single parents to deal with Success' demands.
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But with success has come a backlash, and then a backlash to the backlash.
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But coming away with success, however limited, is in the interest of both leaders.
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I eventually met with success as the CEO of CKE Restaurants, an international restaurant company.
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Africa is as studded with examples of failure as Asia is filled with success stories.
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Flushed with success, Dr Zhang is now turning his attention to the reverse-osmosis membranes.
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Much research has therefore been devoted to luring them into damaged areas—sometimes with success.
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It also had a strong presence overseas, with success in the United Kingdom and Australia.
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"I no longer associate weight gain with failure and weight loss with success," she wrote.
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They hope that with success they can protect themselves from the arbitrariness of the rulers.
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Various forms of this have been tried with success in Brazil, India, Pakistan, and Australia.
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With success in improving livestock markets , partnering with DiFID, we targeted female-only headed households.
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A lot of companies are like Youzan, which equates long hours of work with success.
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"I got very close to doing several multimillion-pound deals with success fees," Jarvis said.
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Sports can help children grasp the concept of how to deal with success and failure.
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Similar efforts were undertaken in elections in wartime Iraq and Afghanistan, not always with success.
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"But he never abandons a method that he has practiced with success in the past."
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The Curse prefers a team that actually flirts with success on occasion, to maximize heartache.
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What went wrong with Success Academy is, paradoxically, what also seems to have gone right.
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Top 40 radio DJs heavily pushed the product on their morning shows with success, Johnson said.
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Then, when blacks, realizing its strength, began to use it with success, criminal investigations were begun.
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Many other cities around the world have strived to replicate the Guggenheim effect, rarely with success.
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Capricorns are known within the world of astrology to be hard workers, and obsessed with success.
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With Success Comes Strife In February 2016, Cardi B released "Stripper Hoe," her first solo single.
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With success under their belt, Chazelle and Hurwitz received funding for their dream musical from Lionsgate.
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For families that grow up with success, being a part of philanthropy is what grounds you.
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She worked to balance those concerns with success on the track, but not everyone was impressed.
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The overriding spirit of the revival appears to be the familiar motto: Don't mess with success.
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"My path has been filled with success but it hasn't come without its bumps," he wrote.
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But Wednesday was different, a milestone for a franchise that has never been synonymous with success.
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Attempts elsewhere to exit asset-purchase programs, known as quantitative easing, have not met with success.
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"We watched other libraries go down this path with success," Ms. Reardon said in an interview.
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Ms. Trump has a following in China, where young professionals often equate material wealth with success.
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But with success comes duty: Milan must now show the way to the whole of Italy.
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Then, when Blacks realizing its strength, began to use it with success, criminal investigations were begun.
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They can lead by example with success, and create opportunities for learning when results aren't optimal.
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In the late 1990s Mr. Argento produced a streamlined version, which has been performed with success.
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But if we carefully analyze situations, we learn that luck has little to do with success.
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The merit, or lack thereof, of a Second Amendment challenge obviously correlates with success or failure.
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"It's been very difficult, but we still managed to end the year with success," Ms. Hardivillier said.
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In all those years only one video game based on the show has truly flirted with success.
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For me a "professional" is concerned with success, and what I'm interested in isn't success, but love.
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"What happens with success is, especially with record companies, they want that success to continue," Winans said.
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The Mizuno Golf MP-5 Iron Set allows experienced players to make nearly any shot with success.
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"Facebook accepts that with success comes accountabiliy," said Clegg, Facebook's vice president of global affairs and communications.
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One tactic Foval used with success was "bird dogging," planting activists at Trump rallies to provoke violence.
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A chain of pixels, satisfying physics, and a sense of the game's difficulty increasing exponentially with success.
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He should stick to movies about young men obsessed with success, which seems to be his strength.
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Today, even among the top teams, financial success does not correspond directly with success on the track.
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The privileges that come with success had no place in this image: In fact, they threatened it.
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Clinton won the first victory last Monday night with success in Iowa's first-in-the-nation caucuses.
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Furthermore, the U.S. could bring a case against export controls as it did in 2010, with success.
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He found that only 4% of the low-income people he studied associated with "success-minded" people.
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The Mizuno Golf MP-25 Iron Set allows experienced players to make nearly any shot with success.
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With success came a rigidity and uncompromising attitude, along with two failed marriages, both short and childless.
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But as with so much else in the cartel world, what started with success ended in disaster.
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While Patriots fans are haughtily delirious with success, Philadelphia fans are shamed by decades of harrowing letdowns.
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Mr. Risso may be leaning hard on youth, but artists have mined this vein with success before.
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Democrats are bound to link Lewis to Trump, a strategy the party used with success in 2018.
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Something like it is being tried with success in Boston's Seaport, Chicago's mHUB and in downtown Los Angeles.
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For every Coldplay, there are thousands of talented bands now forgotten because they never survived contact with success.
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"I've never craved the spotlight that often comes along with success in this business," she told Marie Claire.
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Bartyik ended her update with, "SUCCESS!" but said more attention needs to be given to other separated couples.
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But The Replacements were also a band not so much uncomfortable with success as violently allergic to it.
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A casual observer may assume the greatest money managers have charmed investing careers filled with success after success.
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New research and validated psychometric assessment of Washington's top trade association executives reveals several characteristics associated with success.
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He also other qualities that help with success: a sense of humor, and some perspective on it all.
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This has nothing to do with success, styles, trends, or the marketplace — all of which are false barometers.
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He has built his ranking primarily with success on the Challenger level, the level below the ATP Tour.
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But with success comes envy, and for some, Heat culture is like an artificial biosphere sponsored by GOOP.
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This is the special power that Hollywood frequently aligns with success: an unfounded, unshakeable belief in one's own Greatness.
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Still, they both used the approach -- with success -- to tap into the deep dissatisfaction of the average American voter.
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But conflating quality with success makes it hard to validate and support artistic work by people who aren't superstars.
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It has met with success in New Zealand and Australia, and now Europe is reportedly close to following suit.
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" Fisher wrote about not loving the exposure that came with success -- or Leia's characteristic hairstyle, which she called "idiotic.
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With success in any career path, the job can become all-engrossing, taking over every sphere of your life.
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They will be thinking, 'I may wish Trump did things a little differently, but I can't argue with success.
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If the company goes public, the key value inflections of the stock are associated with success of the products.
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Stalin wrote "Dizzy With Success" at the height of his campaign to turn Soviet farmers into an agricultural proletariat.
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Four years ago in Brazil, "goal line technology" was employed for the first time with success and few complaints.
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Many of these studies met with success rates of 73 percent or above when dealing with treatment-resistant patients.
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I think that's what helped me with success in 2015, being able to locate my fastball and pitch off that.
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She started life like lots of kids, made wise decisions and wretched ones, glowed with success and suffered humiliating setbacks.
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" In a statement, Facebook's VP of Global Affairs and Communications Nick Clegg said, "Facebook accepts that with success comes accountability.
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With success stories of overnight millionaires bulletined across Reddit, everyone is looking for their piece of the $20 billion pie.
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Not counting their predictable, and impressively awful, expansion years, the Capitals have flirted with success while running into commitment issues.
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In the background are her own desires: to have her own restaurant, to continue dancing, to move forward with success.
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But with success came moments like the one they described in the article: After the show's 1,863rd performance, on Oct.
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First, they're based on a premise that the American economy is doing just fine and we shouldn't mess with success.
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The Irish shifted from lobbing the ball inside to Turner, their star forward, to throwing up perimeter shots with success.
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The road to victory seems imminent thanks to Payton's obsession with success and the crack team he has behind him.
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These reframing techniques have been widely and empirically applied with success in everything from zen meditation to cognitive behavioral therapy.
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Biden is also likely to pick up a slew of endorsements from election officials, which is usually correlated with success.
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Reminding his team that the competition is getting better every day mitigates the complacency and laziness that can come with success.
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When he finally did pursue the right to renovate an old hotel at Grand Central Terminal, Trump was associated with success.
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Gee presents a test of the more incremental approach to abortion restrictions that many groups have followed — with success — for years.
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After surviving the turmoil of refreshing, adding to cart, and purchasing with success, their lip kits never arrived at their doorsteps.
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Of course, luck has something to do with success; it helps to be in the right place at the right time.
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Eventually, after waiting on the sidelines and watching travelers flow through with success, I'd be told I had been let in.
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The Kinobody YouTube account boasts 163,000 subscribers, and its website is filled with success stories and impressive before-and-after shots.
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"You are so obsessed with success and who's who and what they got, and how they got it," Jackson lashed out.
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" Rachleff also stated the importance of humility with success, "a board member should be aware, the entrepreneur knows more than them.
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Such an intense preoccupation with success — or at least what we've been told success looks like — is not without its consequences.
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Adoring fans equate Trump with success and, through the miracle of mass media, consider him a close friend and kindred spirit.
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"(In) dealing with success and everyonetelling them how great they are, you have to come back and play," Weber told reporters.
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Yet in an industry that's as reliant on teamwork as high tech, a high drive for status may interfere with success.
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With success comes power—especially today, with the lord of the underworld, Pluto, in your sign connecting with abundant, lucky Jupiter.
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This brings us to North Korea, which probably has produced dozens of weapons — some of which have been tested with success.
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But for many other Indians, it is simply that the Trump family name seems to them to be synonymous with success.
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"Facebook accepts that with success comes accountability," Nick Clegg, Facebook's vice president for global affairs and communication, wrote in a statement.
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He added that physical training was linked with success in e-sports, and that playing video games had a physical dimension.
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At the end of last week bank shares rallied after the kingdom conducted a $17.5 billion international bond sale with success.
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"I'm following your formula with success, you know, 'be nice to people and let them pay for meals,' " he writes Hughes.
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At the end of last week bank shares rallied after the kingdom conducted a mammoth $17.5 billion international bond sale with success.
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While singing several favorite roles there with success, he was offered some "Falstaff" performances in Chicago during a break in his schedule.
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Speaking candidly about her experience on the show, Cook told The Queensland Times that she struggled with success after leaving the competition.
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"We do not confuse progress with success," acting Assistant Secretary of Defense for Readiness Elizabeth Van Winkle told reporters at the Pentagon.
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Image: Kiley RiffellAttempts to kill a mosquito aren't always met with success—these annoying bloodsuckers seem preternaturally good at evading hand swats.
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"Advertising is of more interest to the youth," Sulistyowati said, adding that companies entice adolescents by associating cigarettes with success and fame.
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So far 51 babies have been born this way in trials in Belgium, with success rates similar to those for conventional IVF.
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On the wall are photographs of patients with success stories, like Doug Olson running a half-marathon and, of course, Emily Whitehead.
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Hopefully, the money that's supposed to come with success isn't too far away (give us that sweet House of Cards cash, Netflix!).
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Rather than whipping the score into moments of frenzy, Mr. Gergiev seemed to be striving for breadth and sweep — sometimes with success.
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This is par for the course for the Raptors, a franchise that until recently had little familiarity with success or upward momentum.
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The Patriots have a past, too, you see, one studded with success and scandal and as many Super Bowl titles as Titletown.
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By November 2010, the web discovery platform had 12 million users, and continued to grow with success for a couple more years.
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John complained to me that he had thought that with success he'd have his pick from a meat rack of young poets.
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And, like speculators in the throes of the dot-com bubble, many of Mr. Trump's supporters are mistakenly conflating enthusiasm with success.
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From Palm Beach to Dubai, your mark on our world is incredible, and now this spectacular university—your name is synonymous with success!
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Other teams change lineups because they can't find what works, or they keep everything stable because they don't want to mess with success.
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And that piling up of wealth is also an issue, since venture capital firms always struggle with generational changes that come with success.
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Afterward, statistical analyses will determine what characteristics, including those related to lifestyle, were associated with success, or a lack thereof, for each treatment.
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Bad banks have been used with success in the past—in Sweden in the 1990s, for example, and in Spain in recent years.
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So with success comes expansion and diversification, however at the heart of the Lego Group and its products, the toy bricks still remain.
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I'll say this — I'm not cured of ambition, or of the desire to be noticed, to meet with success in the world's eyes.
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Worse, Mr Trump is not just dismissing out of hand a policy—gun control—that has been used with success in other countries.
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As an "earthy" sign, Taurus is drawn to luxury, and paired with success-oriented Minaj you two will have an affair of tastes.
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Such noodling with success, replacing a leader with a limited strategic vision with another who is comfortable aiming higher, rarely happens in sports.
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I made it three times, once by the book, but also substituting peaches and then fresh figs for apples, with success each time.
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Flush with success, its Free Syrian Army allies are first set on pushing eastward from Afrin, and on to the city of Manbij.
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Carried away with success, I invented a final, grueling test: The two freshest-tasting specimens were drained, filleted and stuffed into a BLT.
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Apple and John Deere, among other companies, have lobbied vigorously, and so far with success, against proposals for state right-to-repair laws.
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"I'm on One" is the sound of not only having made it but also the grim apprehension and fear that comes with success.
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" Somewhat unrelated to gender stereotypes, this new rule also bans ads that "connect physical features with success in the romantic or social spheres.
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"I guess I just became obsessed with success and wanting to do well," she tells me as our time together draws to a close.
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Since the Trump administration began implementing its immigration policies, the pressure on companies to reject any link to ICE has grown — often with success.
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MILAN, Oct 24 (Reuters) - Italian food group Newlat sold 12.7 million shares, completing with success its initial public offering after cutting its initial size.
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"When [someone has] a strong personality combined with success, it certainly makes you defer more than you necessarily should at times should," says Bianchini.
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" Speaking on Google's behalf, Android chief Hiroshi Lockheimer has said, "We are thankful for Android's success and we understand that with success comes scrutiny.
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Neither of those "historic" summits' results were clear at the time, and only in hindsight did their names become synonymous with success and failure.
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He said it's important actors have people around them who they can talk to, and block out the noise that inevitably comes with success.
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You're one of the more goal-oriented signs, but it's the emotional satisfaction that comes with success that inspires you, not the material rewards.
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He says these patients may have to consider going to the United Kingdom, where researchers have already tested it in human embryos with success.
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Galston said Americans were unlikely to blame Trump for the summit cancellation, even as they would have credited him had it proceeded with success.
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Update: In a response statement attributed to its VP of global affairs and communications, Nick Clegg, Facebook said: Facebook accepts that with success comes accountability.
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"Famous" isn't about his experiences with success, mostly; it's about how even though fame is pretty cool, all he really cares about is his girlfriend.
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Using the public web photos, the researchers were able to trick four of the systems with success rates from 55 percent up to 85 percent.
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Experts also noted that it's possible that Kim Jong-Un could be pleased with success of the program, meaning that no further testing is needed.
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He adds that people will also pray to the god Ganesha and the goddess Lakshmi during Diwali, as they're respectively associated with success and wealth.
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According to Bloomberg, Neuralink also wrote it has used the robot to perform at least 19 surgeries on animals with success rate of 87 percent.
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In fact, over the last few years the Congress and several state legislatures have been pushing these types of reforms in some cases with success.
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In that one opening scene, you find out he's a genius, that he's socially awkward, that he's an asshole, and that he's obsessed with success.
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With success comes a spotlight, scrutiny of her sometimes vague and vacillating positions on issues, and questions about her calling card: her prosecutorial record. Sen.
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Several Canadian cities are falling all over themselves to turn Canada's pioneering academic research into artificial intelligence into investments from global giants — generally with success.
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"We believe that we need to do more to be able to construct a relationship that has never before been achieved with success," she said.
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Her autobiographical essays capture her difficult childhood, her transformation into a fiction writer and the personal unraveling that came with success in her adopted language.
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Sifonios either succeeds or fails at cooking a meal in time to satisfy his simulation restaurant customers—and, with success comes a reliable bundle of cash.
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But I think even like Blake Boston got someone to manage him and his, these memes... Same with Success Kid, are you aware of that meme?
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Four years later, we're neck deep in an era that increasingly appreciates why that type of specialist matters: Spacing, unselfishness, and man movement correlate with success.
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The restaurant business represents a big opportunity for e-commerce companies, but there have been some notable stumbles where ambitions have not been met with success.
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A lot of advocacy work is now dedicated to getting rid of money bail almost entirely, which some places, like Washington, DC, have done with success.
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As weed culture blends ever further into mainstream culture, and states' bids for legalization are met with success, the drug rug is being more widely embraced.
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Oxitec has done field tests before, with success—the company says a trial in Brazil reduced the Aedes aegypti population by 96 percent in six months.
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Something very Australian about the band was that they were constantly self-effacing — perhaps trying to pre-empt the tall poppy syndrome that comes with success?
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Though he has the least experience at this stage of a major among the remaining four, Querrey, 29, is growing more familiar with success at Wimbledon.
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"Fake it till you make it" is a well-worn business cliché for a good reason: Extensive studies show that confidence is highly correlated with success.
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Evans joins a group of female athletes who have competed with success against men, including Danica Patrick in auto racing and a host of top jockeys.
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We've done it with success, but we need to keep the fundamentals, and the fundamental is that in this business, I do not control the price.
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Despite no real word coming from NASA ... the challenge took a life of its own, with folks like Future and Tory Lanez trying it out with success.
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How TripAdvisor changed travel Linda Kintsler has a long piece on the history of TripAdvisor, and about how it, too, had no plan to deal with success.
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If the Jags are going to run with success, or protect Blake Bortles, they'll need to at least get some push against their much-improved defensive front.
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In Tuesday in Ames, Clinton hammered Sanders, saying she has a long history of working -- with success -- to take on issues like income inequality and gun control.
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Our nation's leaders must move quickly to reverse this trend, as those in other parts of the world, such as the United Kingdom, have done with success.
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Based on Cody's IG story post -- which he labeled with "success" -- it would appear the vocal cord procedure went well ... and these 2 are still going strong.
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"I am encouraged by the fact that we both know how to do what we say, and we have both faced adversity with success," Lopez Obrador wrote.
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Preoccupied in the 1980s with success at any cost (think Gordon Gekko), the American business world now fetishizes failure, thanks to technology experimentalist heroes like Steve Jobs.
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But you can't argue with success, which is why these cat-and-elevator couples lead the list of the most unusual how-we-met stories for 2016.
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He changed his routine to snap out of his funk before Wednesday by throwing two bullpen sessions between starts, a trick Jacob deGrom has employed with success.
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From Andrew Gillum in Florida's governor's race to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ayanna Pressley in the House, candidates positioning themselves as unapologetic progressives are meeting with success.
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South Korea was the first mover into Vietnam, and has met with success, with investments dating from the 1990s focuing on labor-intensive manufacturing projects, Torné noted.
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That means one cannot put too much of a strain on monetary policy but what we could have done, we have done and I believe with success.
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Those who are able to rise from poverty and become wealthy often found mentors with success beliefs that enabled them to transcend their circumstances and become wealthy.
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After it was carried out in 1996, Boston began to see a decline in homicides, and similar programs were replicated in other cities like Cincinnati with success.
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But stripping women of their dignity, exposing them to harsh and re-traumatizing treatment is counter-productive to preparing them to reenter society with success in mind.
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Democrats and their allies in the media understand the President's policies are working and with success like this, no one can beat him in 2020 — not even close.
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Democrats and their allies in the media understand the president's policies are working and with success like this, no one can beat him in 2020 — not even close.
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Apple's iBooks conduct was judged illegal as price fixing, a verdict upheld on appeal, because it tried (with success) to increase retail prices to consumers for e-books.
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"There was a time when I was really young where I was so obsessed with success that it was a little off putting," he says with a smile.
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But he said he felt that his window of opportunity was far from closed, especially in an age when many players compete with success well into their 30s.
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I really enjoyed trying to help them not only deal with success because we were usually a good team, but also how do we react when we lose?
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Its findings provide evidence that while there is a body type associated with success in each sport's various distances, in swimming that body type is consistently the same.
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A casual observer may assume Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio, who runs the world's largest hedge fund, only had a charmed investing career filled with success after success.
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Her lavish lifestyle and business acumen resonate with many young professionals who are hungry for fame and fortune in a society that often equates material wealth with success.
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Democrats and their allies in the media understand the President's policies are working and with success like this, no one can beat him in 2020 – not even close.
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Another reader made a similar suggestion, and as it happens, a source close to The Workologist (my wife) reports having used this very tactic with success in the past.
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But at the core of his candidacy is a belief that if Republicans will eventually buy his authenticity -- the same quality the more bombastic Trump is selling with success.
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Magnets have taken this model and applied it throughout the country with success; today magnet schools comprise one quarter of the top 2628 public high schools in the country.
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"Governor Kemp has a number of great options to choose from who will represent our state with success and distinction — but I won't be one of them," Ayers said.
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He is a master of branding and marketing and has long strived to make the name "Trump" synonymous with success, glamour and glitz, from his hotels to clothing lines.
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The Department of Energy has also embraced, with success, the national security mission of modernizing our nuclear enterprise to make sure our weapons are safe and work as designed.
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Before Rising Tide, he worked with Newbury Ventures, a technology-focused venture fund with success stories including ZONG (acquired by PayPal), Sentillion (acquired by Microsoft) and NextBio (acquired by Illumina) .
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Now, midway through my second year that surprised my doctors with success, my scans remain clean and the word "miracle" has slipped out of my doctor's mouth more than once.
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A month ago, these negotiations were beginning to look quite promising as per reports from both sides of the table, with success thought to be a matter of weeks away.
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Still, Mr. Sacheri resists the temptations that come with success, so as not to distance himself from the tribulations of the ordinary Argentines who drive his narratives, Ms. Mucci said.
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President Obama used a Reddit AMA with success in the run up to the 2012 election, but Trump having the same amount of luck may be a bit more unlikely.
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Though the economic windfall has helped exacerbate what some residents and officials say is growing inequality, others who have found a niche in town are wary of messing with success.
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One of the best ways to overcome this emotion is to cultivate the belief that you are deserving of success and to realize that with success comes conflict and controversy.
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Certainly, it's a message that Trump has been hammering with success all election season and is at the center of his claims to be able to remake the U.S. electoral map.
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"It's on the basis of residency...this was agreed by the two governments long time ago with success, so this will be formula we will continue to follow," Suu Kyi said.
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"We try to pick managers who can manage risk – that manages risk through a full cycle with success," said John Krambeer, CEO and founder of Camden Capital, a national RIA firm.
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The clusters that have grown in the region pay dividends in many ways, but with success comes rising housing costs, displacement, and other challenges facing so many of the nation's cities.
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They focus instead on what they see as his business expertise, buttressed by the ostentatious display of wealth that has made his name synonymous with success in dozens of rap songs.
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"We always saw this show as our little darling that was supposed to have nothing to do with success, or attention, or pleasing people," co-creator Dan Harmon recently told us.
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"Parkdale Cartel" Sean Leon picks up a flow that ebbs from near-whisper to clear menace about his recent flings with success, while Julian Thomas finishes with autotuned, laid back belligerence.
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Yet if any of their schemes are adopted with success they may convince many Italians that the economy can function without the euro, and make an eventual euro exit more likely.
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To maintain their grip on the party, Republican leaders and their supporters are scrambling to recruit new allies and pleading with their loyalists to remain in Washington — not always with success.
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In Chicago's South Side, one of the most notoriously violent urban areas in the country, a program called Becoming a Man (BAM) is meeting with success at the high school level.
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"The TIAR has been invoked many times and many times with success, but the invocation of it doesn't necessarily have to refer in an explicit way to military actions," Duque said.
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Instead, establish clear rules for risk taking, like what constitutes a good or bad risk, what happens with success or failure from a risk, who needs to approve a risk, etc.
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Take the lead character of The Player of Games who, bored with success and safety, travels to a far scarier part of the galaxy and risks death and dismemberment in the process.
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The study analyzed the language used in the newly appointed executives' biographies, especially key words that reflect achievements, education and personal traits associated with success -- words like productivity, technology, Wharton and leadership.
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We were being pulled in all sorts of directions in terms of what the [music industry] does to a band with success, so we really had to be on the same page.
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One such application met with success when in February 2016 the court granted on a 5-4 vote a request by states and industry groups to block President Barack Obama's climate regulations.
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It had already successfully launched in some of Europe, a sign that it could meet with success outside of the U.S. Now, Netflix seems to think it's ready to go totally global.
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Bulgaria is not normally associated with success in winter sports with Ekaterina Dafovska still the country's only winter Olympic champion after winning the women's biathlon 15-km event in Nagano in 1998.
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The problem is the world has nothing but contempt for free souls and will reach out to crush them every chance it has, especially when that freedom has been blessed with success.
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In terms of the actual football, supporting Fulham is never going to represent an easy association with success, and accordingly is about as far from tedious posturing as one can possibly get.
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At a time of slumping ticket sales and superstar flops, the story of Jaya, a newly married woman who leaves her husband because his home has no toilet, is flushed with success.
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Di Maio said many of the party's proposals, such as a public bank to fund investments, had been adopted with success by mainstream parties in Northern Europe which he wanted to emulate.
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" John Casey, a member of the ABLA judging panel and CNBC's Senior Vice President of International News and Programming said: "Mr Guo is a distinguished leader whose name is synonymous with success.
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Let's consider applying the examples that West Africa's political parties and civil societies have executed with success and recognize the limitation of high-level, short-lived election observations, but their value nonetheless.
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Republicans didn't make it easy: They tried to peel away the conservative white Democratic rank and file, often with success, by appealing to their views on race, crime, welfare, religion and more.
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There was a German production of "Street Scene" in the 1950s, but Adorno's damning program notes virtually sabotaged it; the opera wasn't performed with success until Francesca Zambello's 19333 staging in Berlin.
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For instance, I recently wrote about a replication effort of the famous "marshmallow test" studies, which originally showed that the ability to delay gratification early in life is correlated with success later on.
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Now, eight years later – and with success in the world of country music – Spears is headed back to television with a new TLC special called Jamie Lynn Spears: When the Lights Go Out.
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All dogs were able to positively identify the seizure bucket, and with success rates ranging from 67 percent to 100 percent (three of the five dogs scored perfect scores for all nine tests).
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Bloated with success and seduced by the trappings of wealth, the once-hungry champion grows complacent and unmotivated and soft, leaving him vulnerable to the next generation of lean, driven, angry young men.
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"I guarantee you Putin will ask if we can stop NATO exercises, which he likely will characterize as provocative and expensive," Pavel said, noting that North Korea used the same gambit with success.
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The Moon is in hardworking Earth sign Taurus today, lighting up the part of your chart that deals with success and your professional goals: How are you feeling about your work and reputation?
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Then, Maelove uses artificial-intelligence to scan millions of self-reported product reviews — what Kim refers to as empirical real-world data — to determine which ingredients correlated with success, and which to avoid.
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Recently, I wrote about the "marshmallow test," a series of studies from the early '90s that suggested the ability to delay gratification at a young age is correlated with success later in life.
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If you take anything away from this, just let it be known that the only person Donald Trump could get to play his inauguration so far is a random, albeit a random with success.
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Momentum is building, with success stories like Brazil's Nubank and Argentina's IguanaFix becoming a regular occurrence, and there's never been a better time than now to be involved with the Latin American startup scene.
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Khloé Kardashian, 32, follows in fourth place with success in her new denim line Good American jeans and a book, in addition to working for the show, earning her $15 million the past year.
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As it begins producing original video content, Facebook looks to be using the same strategy it has applied with success in hiring workers, acquiring companies and attacking rivals: Target the young and irreverent first.
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But with success would come the need to maintain her youthful looks and thin frame — pressures from Hollywood studio MGM that would fuel the legendary songstress' drug abuse and eventually lead to her death.
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But it's hardly Stephen Lang's first brush with success as a bad guy: The 64-year-old actor is best known for playing the villain in Avatar, the highest-grossing movie of all-time.
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To keep pace with success stories such as Vietnam in terms of developing roads, railways, airports, sea ports, electricity, water and physical telecommunications infrastructure these nations will require investments of $2 trillion through 2040.
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Though most people won't admit it—other than the guy with the 'He who dies with the most toys wins' bumper sticker—in the back of our minds, we equate material possessions with success.
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In December, the World Travel & Tourism Council and the consulting firm McKinsey & Company released a co-authored report, "Coping With Success: Managing Overcrowding in Tourism Destinations," which looked at the impact overtourism can have.
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In addition to traditional public schools, Ms. Switzer works with Success Academy, the charter school network whose mostly black and Hispanic students regularly best their peers at wealthier schools on the state standardized tests.
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"Since launching the fund in 2015, we sought to deliver the types of returns that we have enjoyed with success since my first buyside experience started in 2005," Decca's Ahmad said in the letter.
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While castration hasn't been tested on abusers in the Harvey Weinstein style, it's been used with success on child molesters, bringing the recidivism rate, or so I'd read somewhere, from 75 percent to 2 percent.
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The farewells from two giants of the sport, their long careers garlanded with success and scarred by injuries, are high on a list of compelling storylines playing out over the next two-weeks in Are.
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Forrester's Bartoletti argues that the cloud infrastructure war is a battle between Amazon, Microsoft, Google as well as IBM, with success ultimately decided in part by which tech giant boasts the most powerful innovation engine.
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Smithers asserted that Grindr has taken a cue from researchers and replicated the study with success: "We saw the UCLA study about giving out free HIV home-test kits to people on Grindr," Smithers said.
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Going forward he will focus on not only on making his brand synonymous with success and results, but on differentiating his administration from the swamp and demonstrating his allegiance to this country and its people.
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The company says it does not change its designs just for the sake of change; the current iPhone design, which debuted in 2014, has sold hundreds of millions of units, so why mess with success?
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Nick Clegg, head of global affairs and communications at Facebook, said in a statement responding to the op-ed that the company "accepts that with success comes accountability," but that doesn't entail being broken up.
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Lee Sung-yoon, Professor of Korean Studies at The Fletcher School at Tufts University, said North Korea had "recycled its carrot-and-stick strategy" with the United States many times in the past with success.
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Conner faked his death during his first brush with success, and later exhibited under pseudonyms, including Dennis Hopper (his friend), Justin Kase, and Emily Feather, whose gossamer inkblots, suggesting tantric drawings by fairies, mesmerize here.
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Kim's been a big help by writing checks so various lawyers and prison reform groups can do their thing ... and they have done their thing with success, recently freeing more than 17 inmates and counting.
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IBM employees liked Slack, and were already using Slack, so the Toolbox team saw no need to mess with success when it came time to think about moving the entire company to one service, Lagarde said.
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If how much money raised in pre-Series A funding is at least correlated — and possibly a direct causal factor — with success in raising a Series A round, does this principle also apply to Series B?
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Sponsorship was significantly associated with success: 73 percent of men and 59 percent of women who reported sponsorship were successful, compared with 58 percent of men and 49 percent of women who did not report sponsorship.
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The district moved quickly, and with success, to control a dengue outbreak in 2009 and 2010, mostly through a large aerial spraying effort and by sending workers door to door to inspect properties and spray them.
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He faced no break points against Gasquet, defended particularly well off the slide in his forehand corner and mixed tactics with success — serving and volleying on occasion and pouncing quickly on any less-than-convincing return.
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While it could simply be a matter of the 49ers not messing with success, it is worth noting that all of this has followed Garoppolo turning his ankle midway through the divisional round win over Minnesota.
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As Eliot Cohen recently wrote in Foreign Affairs, the danger is that Trump, dizzy with success in surviving a year without major crises, may imagine that he knows better than his cabinet or any other experts.
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Even the actual racists – of which a few unfortunately remain – tend to be so obsessed with success that they will tolerate anyone at their club if it means a coveted trophy, or a successful battle against relegation.
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Success Academy and the Education Department could not even agree on Monday on the amount of money Success was seeking from the city, with Success saying it was $720,000 and Ms. Kaye saying it was roughly $780,000.
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Although the form says it's used to report Snapstreaks that have disappeared in error, friends of this reporter have used the form — with success — to reinstate Snapstreaks that disappeared after they forgot to respond for a day.
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However, for many reasons — the halo effect from winning an Academy Award; the desire to nurture talent relationships, ego; and, yes, the financial upside that comes with success — studios take these risks when they produce smaller movies.
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And it did so with success: With the exception of a brief period in 2008-2009, when the party relied on the small center-left Free Democrat Party, the CSU has ruled Germany's largest state since 1954.
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Teran and his team learned that traditional markers of success — education, experience in the industry, recommendations from employers — were not tightly correlated with success at Q. Instead, Teran said, the two crucial personal characteristics are optimism and empathy.
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The data may sharpen the political confrontation between President Trump, who is pressing to overhaul the nation's economic policies, and Democrats, who now have more ammunition to argue that the changes Mr. Trump seeks would mess with success.
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Federer served and volleyed intermittently with success, but above all he varied his game, even if he also was able to thrive when he decided to answer Sonego's full-cut pace with full-cut pace of his own.
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"This is a tough industry, but I've been in it 40 years and I hope people recognise that I'm good at innovating new vehicles, bringing those innovations to market and then marketing them with success," Palmer tells Autocar.
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To learn more about Quanttus and its tantalizing brush with success, CNBC spoke to nine former Quanttus employees and boardmembers, some on the condition of anonymity as they are not authorized by their current employer to talk to press.
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But attempts by other members of Congress and civil society groups to learn more about the Yahoo order are unlikely to meet with success anytime soon, because its details remain a sensitive national security matter, U.S. officials told Reuters.
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After seeing Lenny Bruce (Luke Kirby, Maisel's most underused asset) perform "All Alone" on a late-night show, something the real-life Lenny Bruce did, Midge realizes the loneliness that often comes with success is waiting in her future.
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Turner, meanwhile, has been glowing with success after being named Queen of the North, and is currently in France to make it official — for the second time — with Jonas, as the two prepare to tie the knot once again.
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Non-scripted content is exposed to shifts in consumer sentiment, but Banijay has demonstrated ability to adapt to these trends, including through customer diversification, with success in renewing shows for multiple seasons and in syndicating them to multiple countries.
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Our age appears to have a strong reality hunger (to borrow from David Shields's anti-novel rant), and a certain kind of traditional fiction-making seems to be not hungry enough—fattened on convention, a little lazy with success.
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Though there were bumps along the way — the uncertain rollout of "Pablo," the collapsing models (and shoe heels) at Roosevelt Island — the first nine months of the year were Mr. West firing on all pistons, and meeting with success.
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And just as with The Social Network, The Founder's Ray Kroc finds a way to expand the initial spark of someone else's idea into an empire, by expanding its reach and appeal, and ruthlessly leveraging the power that comes with success.
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With the release of her second album Pregnant with Success, the Brooklyn-bred rapper has confirmed her status as heir apparent to Lil' Kim's feminist gangster rap throne, blending frank sexuality, with humor, politics, and a dash of Erykah Badu's lyricism.
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There are several agriculture bills of note, all commendable, but there is no desire, let alone plan, to develop an overall strategy to shape measures like these into a policy package that Democrats could run on with success in rural America.
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But with success has come the kind of identity crisis that faces many midsize regional brewers as they jostle for market share with ascendant microbreweries and shelf-hogging megabrands: How to expand their appeal without losing their patina of authenticity?
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"The crowds, the ratings, the estimate of his wealth, the legitimacy of his presidential victory all are intrinsic to being synonymous with success," said Sam Nunberg, a longtime aide to Mr. Trump who worked for him early in his campaign.
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At a time when it was uncommon for rock artists to turn to electronics, he did so with success, joining Brian Eno in the late-1970s to experiment with synthesizers, Krautrock, and ambient sounds across his "Berlin Trilogy" of Low, "Heroes," and Lodger.
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Here are 16 things your successful friends have given up: Your successful friends believe that it's not where you are born, how much education you have, or how much money you start out with; success is about believing you can change the world.
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With success coming quickly at each tier he has tried, Auger Aliassime has enticed agents and sponsors — dozens swarmed to his second-round match at the United States Open last year against the American Tommy Paul — although he has yet to turn professional.
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Think Luke Wilson's everyman transformed into a genius in a planet of morons in Idiocracy, or Ron Livingston's slacker in Office Space, who discovers that hard work has nothing to do with success, and that neither have anything to do with happiness.
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And even though some Chinese steel makers in northern China value North Korea's high-grade coal, the new curbs would have relatively little impact on China's industrial output, said Deng Shun, a coal market analyst with Success Futures, a trading company in Guangzhou.
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With success at Bonnet, he began to acquire more properties, first in Entre-Deux-Mers and then in the northern part of the more prestigious Graves area; these included Château La Louvière, Château de Cruzeau, Château Couhins-Lurton and Château de Rochemorin.
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All of this is not good for the Trump brand, which only two years ago was synonymous for many with success, luxury, wealth, and elegance -- so much so that his children had successfully leveraged it to foster ventures in the wine and fashion industries.
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Citymakers, then just a company of enterprising urbanists, set up a group to campaign for a park, modelled on the Friends of the High Line (FHL had campaigned authorities in New York to turn an abandoned elevated train track into an urban park, with success).
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But for Steen's book Self-Financed Candidates in Congressional Elections, she separated out self-funders who did have political experience from those who didn't — and even once that was controlled for, ordinary fundraising was much more closely correlated with success than self-financing was.
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When facing a single everyday object with cylindrical or at least partly planar surfaces — like a spatula, a stapler, a cylindrical container of Froot Loops or even a tube of toothpaste — it could typically pick it up, with success rates often above 90 percent.
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The drug industry has opposed — with success, to date — drug pricing reforms, including an index linking payments for physician-administered drugs to lower international prices and a requirement to list prices in advertisements, forcing the administration to retreat on some of its more ambitious proposals.
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These develop into mature cancers within two weeks and can, as the researchers reported recently in Nature Biomedical Engineering, be used to test novel drug cocktails—apparently with success, although existing regulations mean that such drug combinations cannot yet be given the ultimate test, in patients.
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The Wedding Planner, How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, Failure to Launch, Fool's Gold, and Ghosts of Girlfriends Past made their star into a punch line between 2001 and 2009, but because the ticket sales remained robust, there was no cause to mess with success.
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"Perhaps because of our success, we became a bit complacent and did not want to mess with success, for lack of a better expression," Jorge Mesquita, worldwide chairman and executive vice president for J&J's $13 billion global consumer unit, said in an interview with CNBC.
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"Perhaps because of our success, we became a bit complacent and did not want to mess with success, for lack of a better expression," Jorge Mesquita, worldwide chairman and executive vice president for J&J's global consumer unit, said in an interview with CNBC's Meg Tirrell recently.
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E-commerce is a hot space in the region, but few companies have made the jump to Series B and beyond with success; in order to make the leap, Singapore-headquartered Zilingo has gone about things in a different way from others in its immediate space.
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I think we can continue to resonate around the world with success with all three of our international partners, whether that's in the Middle East or Latin America or launching our first restaurant in Asia in Shanghai Disney—I think there's more opportunities for us there.
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It's also part of an emerging hip-hop counternarrative — as opposed to the sensual gloom of Drake, or the narcotic sighs of Future — centered on enthusiasm and occasional silliness, approaches artists like Tyler, Chance the Rapper, Lil Yachty, Kyle and D.R.A.M. have been applying with success.
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In the opening scene of "The Fall of the American Empire," written and directed by the veteran French-Canadian filmmaker Denys Arcand, a young philosopher Pierre Paul (Alexandre Landry) waxes indignant to his bank-teller girlfriend, Linda (Florence Longpré), about how intelligence has nothing to do with success.
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" When asked about how Entrepreneur First's software finds people, Clifford said: "There are certain characteristics that are strongly associated with success at EF. Some of them are really basic like which companies did you work at, what did you study, where did you study, who do you know?
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The protests prompted him to announce a "great national dialogue" on social issues, but government efforts to stop new demonstrations have not met with success as the union-led National Strike Committee has stuck firmly to demands for one-on-one talks and refused to call off the protests.
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Still, with success in Iowa and a strong showing in New Hampshire polls, Mr. Sanders has emerged as the unquestioned early choice of the left, outperforming Ms. Warren, who had threatened to eat into his liberal base, and watching with delight as the race's moderate lane remains a candidate pileup.
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The Post talked with Paul Horner, who's been spinning fake stories for years with success (like "Yelp sues South Park") on sites that masquerade as mainstream media outlets but always have a tell: A short two-letter code at the end of the url (example: "Obama bans national anthem at sporting events" from cnn.com.de).
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Opinion Columnist A few years ago, the leaders of the College Board, the folks who administer the SAT college entrance exam, asked themselves a radical question: Of all the skills and knowledge that we test young people for that we know are correlated with success in college and in life, which is the most important?
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" "We need a person in the White House who doesn't fear the media, who doesn't embrace political correctness, who doesn't need the money, who is familiar with success, who won't bow to foreign dictators, who is pro-military and values law enforcement, and who is angry for America and NOT subservient to the interests of other nations.
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If the result is a better product, the computational power and engineering ability has been deployed with success; just as Leica or Canon might spend millions to eke fractional performance improvements out of a stable optical system like a $2,000 zoom lens, Apple and others are spending money where they can create value: not in glass, but in silicon.
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However, Claire Mysko, CEO of the National Eating Disorders Association, insists that there's a deeper issue with this Dolce & Gabbana design: "Though there may be an element of cheeky humor at play in the design of these sneakers, equating thinness and beauty with success and status is a message that hurts everyone," she told Yahoo Style.
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The movie—which dropped on Netflix today and stars Ali Wong and Randall Park as a celebrity chef and her much more average boyfriend, and features a surprise appearance from Keanu Reeves—explores the difficulties of adult relationships, in which love can be at odds with success and ambition, and food doesn't always bring two people together.
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And even though he is still rehabilitating in the wake of his most recent operations — for his shoulder last September and for his back a month later — he has not given up on the idea that he can still make a comeback, that there is still another chapter left in a career that was once so crammed with success.
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Families on the frontier, where the venerated pioneer children roamed, owed their success (when they met with success) not only to hard work but to measures like the Homestead Act and the wholesale theft of land from Native Americans, while the model suburban family of the fifties had the G.I. Bill and federal mortgage programs to thank for theirs.
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" The NBPC praised Trump as a political outsider "who doesn't fear the media, who doesn't embrace political correctness, who doesn't need the money, who is familiar with success, who won't bow to foreign dictators, who is pro-military and values law enforcement, and who is angry for America and NOT subservient to the interests of other nations.
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In "The Two Codes Your Kids Need to Know," Thomas L. Friedman writes: A few years ago, the leaders of the College Board, the folks who administer the SAT college entrance exam, asked themselves a radical question: Of all the skills and knowledge that we test young people for that we know are correlated with success in college and in life, which is the most important?
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California Attorney General Xavier BecerraXavier BecerraCalifornia leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule Overnight Energy: Trump sparks new fight over endangered species protections | States sue over repeal of Obama power plant rules | Interior changes rules for ethics watchdogs California counties file first lawsuit over Trump 'public charge' rule MORE, who has sued the Trump administration's EPA numerous times — frequently with success — said if the science rule moves forward, he'll fight it.
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