Despite certain shortcomings it succeeds in opening our eyes and minds to the very nature of art itself. |
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Parke, previously president and chief operating officer, succeeds company founder Allen Mebane, who will remain as chairman. |
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It succeeds in adding depth and texture to the album, but sometimes overshoots the mark. |
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Surprisingly, it succeeds in its primary mission to provide the grand sweep of Indian history. |
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The film succeeds because we are made to feel a little bit of the confusion, paranoia and madness of war. |
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Despite or because of this, the film succeeds as an attempt at a purely cinematic art. |
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Without glossing over the more reprehensible elements in Sade's temperament, Rush succeeds in making him into a sympathetic character. |
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In Cath, Jennings succeeds in quickly establishing an extremely likeable, sympathetic character. |
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What can safely be said is that more members of this class of politician will be elected if this immoral scheme succeeds. |
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The title is as inconsequent as the rest of the production, which is meant to create laughter and succeeds. |
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Brister, who has served as a national committeewoman to the National Republican Committee for four years, succeeds Baton Rouge state Rep. |
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It succeeds on all fronts and is a lasting tribute to the inimitability of the classic series. |
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I also learned that military conquest, regardless of the stated intentions, seldom succeeds in creating democracy. |
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If it succeeds, others may try to follow, and the exodus of talented management out of plcs into private equity might be slowed. |
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It's the office that succeeds the old postmaster general, which was a patronage operation. |
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To foreign dominions, which belong to a prince who succeeds to the throne of England, this Court has no power to send any writ of any kind. |
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He also succeeds in bringing to life the American founders not as gods, but as people with human foibles and frailties. |
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Despite being an ode to the cursed Maple Leafs, this song succeeds by playing up the superstition inherent in hockey. |
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The Puseyite Dr Arabin succeeds to the deanery and marries Mrs Bold, while Mrs Proudie sees to it that Slope is dismissed from his chaplaincy. |
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That she succeeds so well is impressive given that the role represents her film debut. |
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It is often the hard taskmaster who alone succeeds in instilling mistrust of primrose paths. |
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Two friends have their fragile relationship shattered when one of them comes up with a get-rich-quick scheme that actually succeeds. |
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I'll be picky till my fingers bleed if it succeeds even in splintering the boards of the Procrustean bed our culture puts most women in. |
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So it probably succeeds in providing the kids with enough variety that they'll glom on to at least one of the tales. |
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But Stack carries the comic weight of the show on his puny underdeveloped shoulders and succeeds as an Atlas of anarchy. |
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He succeeds in conveying the contradictions of his character with a natural, seemingly effortless ability. |
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The diffusion of goods, ideas, and people works continuously to erode uneven development, but never succeeds in doing so. |
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Ruane writes well, simply and directly, and succeeds in evoking the atmosphere in Poland during these years. |
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It is largely because of his deft directorial abilities and light writing touch that the movie succeeds. |
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Unless dialogue is allowed to be the hallmark, very little succeeds especially in political dispensations. |
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To my mind it succeeds in evoking the excitement and interest inherent in mathematics but so often overshadowed by complexity and social fear. |
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This is an expertly crafted work, which succeeds at being thrilling as well as intellectually satisfying. |
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He succeeds in getting it out, only to have many small boxes rain on him from above. |
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They may even benefit, if, in this secular society, the offer of public acclaim succeeds in stimulating the mean to give. |
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Above all, the author succeeds in revising the portrayal of Lutheranism as a quietistic movement without much impact on modernity. |
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It takes talent to transform a joke into a jocular jewel and the cast of the Mad Mission movies succeeds time and time again. |
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By resisting the temptation to be weightily profound, the story succeeds in telling useful truths with a touch of levity. |
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We can only hope he succeeds in bringing reform and efficiency to the entire public administration. |
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It succeeds admirably in reminding us of the 1940s hard-boiled detective film and what we lost when Bogart departed the scene. |
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It is treasured all the more because it was not built at public expense and it succeeds the much-despised wind tunnel that was Candlestick Park. |
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If she succeeds, of course, it will be a direct reflection of my influence and work. |
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It is a clever piece of ensemble filmmaking that succeeds beyond all reasonable hope. |
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They trained and hired the French-trained Dutchman who succeeds brilliantly in creating traditional pancakes and noodles. |
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Japan always succeeds in confounding our preconceived notions about the Land of the Rising Sun and its citizens. |
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She breathes heavily and, although trembling like a leaf from the shock, she succeeds in untying herself. |
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She succeeds Luis Sambo, an Angolan who served as the office's regional director for the past 10 years. |
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It's a rousing, inspiring onslaught that succeeds in raising the hairs on the back of your neck. |
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If he succeeds, the scientist will become the first to successfully create a new life form in a test tube. |
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Amelio succeeds in showing the abysmal sadness that results when the longed-for miracle of education doesn't quite live up to its hype. |
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Moe-Lobeda succeeds in showing that an accurate reading of Lutheran theology poses a moral challenge to the everyday life of affluent Americans. |
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Nonetheless, the film succeeds in holding your attention, mainly to see if they can actually pull off their audacious robbery. |
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If the declarer succeeds in taking no tricks, the defenders are not penalized. |
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He succeeds magnificently, throwing abundant light where there has been far too much heat. |
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He tries to be clever, trying to back-heel his way out of his own corner, but succeeds only in giving away a corner. |
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The election process alone succeeds in mimicking the cutthroat environment of campaign promises, schmoozing constituencies, and mindless pride. |
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It will be interesting to see whether an appeal by Pringle succeeds to any extent. |
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It is an old-fashioned, admirably reticent film that succeeds not through daring but by avoiding the seductions of sentimentality and melodrama. |
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He mentions David Hare as an example of a playwright who succeeds in merging theatre with politics. |
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He succeeds beautifully, and any questions raised about his control of the form get smashed to bits. |
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The novel becomes a tour de force in which one literary trick succeeds another. |
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If the bid succeeds, his control of the newspaper market on the island of Ireland would be close to monopolistic. |
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And it succeeds in treating this often delicate subject head-on but with the lightness of touch that you would expect from The Motley Fool. |
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Fava beans are a tenacious and trouble-free crop that succeeds where the growing season is short and other beans fail. |
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Still, the film succeeds often enough to be worth a look, especially for silent film buffs looking for those neglected classics. |
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Blackden succeeds in sticking to his promise of covering the more interesting cases in detail rather than skimming over a lot of cases. |
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Ramos succeeds in capturing the sense of community and, more importantly, the unfaltering devotion the members had for the club. |
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More times than not the film succeeds as a tough, tender, comic slice of life. |
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If it succeeds, then at the minimum the US government will no longer be able to treat married gays as unpeople. |
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Despite her classic feminine behaviour, forgetful, clumsy, unpunctual and indecisive, she succeeds in her quest to find Susan. |
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From then his sole aim is to restore his family's status and towards this end he starts new business ventures and succeeds. |
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There is good reason to believe that if the ban succeeds over here, it will someday reach your town. |
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He succeeds in becoming John Doe, even in the midst of such spectacularly false and manipulated media proceedings. |
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It tries to to do too much at once, and while it generally succeeds, there's still some room for a bit of spit and polish. |
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She succeeds, but just as she brings Tom out of his trance he experiences a terrifying vision which send him into a panic. |
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He succeeds in persuading Krishna to go, not letting on that the real purpose was a plot by Kamsa to kill Krishna. |
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Or put it down to the fact that in Hollywood nothing succeeds like success. |
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Yes, political consulting is a business, and nothing succeeds like success. |
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After all, if it works, and nothing succeeds like success, go with the flow. |
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She is a pioneer in the business, she put out a great magazine, and nothing succeeds like success. |
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Handsomely photographed on strikingly beautiful locations, this is a feel-good film that succeeds in telling a quietly compelling story. |
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In fact, direct observation succeeds by building a human bond between the patient and the health care worker or community volunteer. |
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He succeeds in both originality and quality, striking a near perfect harmony between song, script and cast. |
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If a man succeeds, a woman is the best ornament and symbol of his power and honour. |
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Still, he succeeds in cleaning his plate, and thus salvages Australia's honour. |
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Whether Davis remains in office or one of the so-called major replacement candidates succeeds him, the attacks on the working people of California will intensify. |
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Through the consistent deployment of piezo technology, the system being presented also succeeds in considerably reducing the typical noise of diesel engines in idling mode. |
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Because organisms vary, selection is non-random, and because variation is inheritable, populations of organisms change as one generation succeeds another. |
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An aquatic centre, due for completion in 2006, will provide two 50-metre pools and other facilities, whether or not the London Olympics bid succeeds. |
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He says it is difficult to achieve a sense of intimacy in such a large museum, but he feels it succeeds because of the commitment of the project team. |
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Jarecki succeeds brilliantly, because he had access to tapes and videos made by the Friedmans themselves, a family of manic talkers and inveterate home movie-makers. |
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Parr succeeds in locating Domestic Goods within the context of existing scholarship on the related histories of design, manufacturing, and consumerism. |
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The film succeeds a little, if without imagination, in assailing the assumptions and hypocrisy of privileged white folks, but the film indulges its own presuppositions. |
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In stripped down form, it's a great listen but the remash by Money Mark succeeds in funking things up considerably and closes the album in strong fashion. |
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If the suit succeeds, it will be a disaster for whatever hope democracy has left in the Russian Federation. |
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If he succeeds, it would spell the end of the narrow-based gerontocracy that has dominated French political life for the last generation and could usher in real change. |
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Bringing together and shaping a disparate collection of vocal and musical samples he creates a rich cultural portrait that succeeds both conceptually and aesthetically. |
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The film succeeds as a perceptive character study, demonstrating how emotional complexity can be obtained from the simplicity of a lean, well-written, two-person talkfest. |
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Dean Stockwell is often overlooked in his portrayal of Walt, but he has a difficult job here, playing off Travis's mute determination, and he succeeds admirably. |
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Often using obscene, offensive and profane language she succeeds in shocking the reader out of the middle-class complacency that numbs the senses of the public. |
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Beyond Human Nature succeeds by delivering serious arguments that challenge the reader without seeming dense or highfalutin. |
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Readers may differ on whether this combination of Chick Lit and techno-thriller succeeds, but it's hard not to admire the audacity of the experiment. |
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Although such a study clearly runs the risk of feeling diffuse and disconnected, her work succeeds because she uses a similar heuristic with each war and each text. |
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Making a life insurance narrative scintillating as well as informative is, at the very least, a challenge, yet this author succeeds extraordinarily well on both scores. |
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All this elaborate housing would still be neat, but nonetheless inconsequential, if it didn't match the music it housed, though, and on that score, it succeeds again. |
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It succeeds admirably, while exulting in a twisted demonic aesthetic. |
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If it succeeds, the core will no longer be rooted in just one civilization, but will span several continents in a global network of power and prosperity. |
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If State of affairs succeeds, it could change the conversation around Heigl. |
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He succeeds in part here, but there's the sense that he could have gone closer to the edge of the abyss, to show what it is really like to take the Road To Perdition. |
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A world away from dry accounts of historical events, it succeeds in shedding much new light on the 1905 Russian Revolution in an accessible and exciting way. |
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It succeeds within its own parameters, but it never administers the maximum-voltage jolt of genuine surprise. |
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Most oddly, while implacably committed to family duties and the bringing up of children, the novel succeeds in portraying both as a burden almost beyond human bearing. |
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I accept that cricket must find ways of bringing in the cash to survive and if this ploy succeeds all so well and good, but I have my reservations. |
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No definite plans were framed for areas outside the capital, but the minister indicated the same principle could be extended nationwide if the Dublin experiment succeeds. |
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It sometimes succeeds more on its technical merits than the fabulousness of its content, but it still offers some seriously bold ear and brain candy all the way through. |
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If the government succeeds in convicting Manning under this Act, an appeal raising First Amendment issues is almost guaranteed. |
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The result is a flawed but intriguing film that succeeds in holding your attention with a number of fine set pieces and some gleefully relaxed performances. |
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Be it luck or tactics, in the end nothing succeeds like success. |
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If, as looks likely, he succeeds, he will become a world record holder. |
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Our teacher is this generous renegade, a raconteur and wit also who succeeds in getting us to read Beowolf. |
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Sikelianos attempts to untangle some complex knots in this book, and it is a testament to her writerly scope that she succeeds in doing so with wit and humor. |
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There's something endearingly gauche and ham-fisted about the way in which this tune almost succeeds as a Stock Aitken Waterman soundalike, but ultimately just falls short. |
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The book is intended-and it succeeds admirably-as a sourcebook to inform and inspire mental health, pastoral, and human-service professionals of all disciplines. |
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I shall support my honorable friend now, and if he succeeds in this amendment, then I shall support him if he moves to leave out the latter part of the clause. |
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Moby has taken the elements that made his previous album a winner and deepened them, made better use of them to come up with a record that succeeds as often as it retreads. |
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His efforts are in vain, however, as he only succeeds in muddling the central story while completely disengaging us from the characters on the screen. |
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Despite these shortcomings, Clarke succeeds in persuading the reader that Wise and the party plan played a significant role in Tupperware's success. |
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It can mean, neutrally, the kind of art which aims for verisimilitude, or it can mean one which succeeds in penetrating to the truth of how things are. |
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He succeeds without competition, thanks to his years of journalistic peregrinations spent in inhaling and memorising the classic picture-postcard scenes of Jammu and Kashmir. |
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In our twice-yearly updates of these charts, we will be measuring how well the new mayor succeeds in improving the fortunes of the city he inherited from his predecessor. |
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He almost succeeds, but this is a fictionalized account of that actually happening. |
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The critic succeeds in overturning the presumption if she can show that the presumption's unassailability has served only to mask its indefensibility. |
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But he succeeds notably in sustaining enthusiasm across 751 pages, taking a wise and soulful man who was inept at courting popular opinion and lionizing him. |
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The moral is a lash at the vanity of arrogating that to ourselves which succeeds well. |
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He saves his brother's life, is reinvested with the dukedom of Calabria, and, after the death of Daunus, succeeds to Apulia. |
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The 64-year-old Mathur succeeds Sushma Singh, who demitted office on Wednesday, as the sixth chief of the transparency watchdog. |
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Fantasy, even of the simplest kind, hardly ever succeeds in Drama, when that is presented as it should be, visibly and audibly acted. |
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He succeeds Shri Vivek Rae, who demitted office on superannuation yesterday. |
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Ransome concludes that Wilde succeeds precisely because the literary criticism is unveiled with such a deft touch. |
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This debut from Danny Simmons, an abstract-expressionist painter and poet, succeeds more as a piece of pulp fiction than as a literary feat. |
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He succeeds Michel Baudot, president of Herdbook Charolais, the French Charolais breeders' association. |
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Whatever succeeds MCAS, we suspect the new math of assessment won't do enough to improve education itself. |
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It is also interesting because, more arcanely, it succeeds in relating an anti-apartheid trope to post-apartheid conditions. |
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Fowles succeeds in humanizing his antagonist more than his protagonist. |
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It was like the dark, cold, but unterrific and comparatively soothing night, that succeeds to a day of storm and earthquake. |
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Outlaw, previously president and chief operating officer, succeeds Brion Wise, 54, who remains chairman. |
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On Tuesday, Torontonians welcomed their 65th mayor, 60-year-old John Tory, who succeeds the colorful and controversial Rob Ford. |
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Quist, who was previously vice president of sales and marketing at the Dixie Group, succeeds Larry Hill. |
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James Hadley succeeds Pean and takes over as managing director Middle East. |
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He succeeds Russ Rudish who now is leader of Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited s global health care practice. |
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Hess Connect understands that a business succeeds or fails on the strength of their reputation. |
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Audiences fill theatres where his work is staged. He is a good value. He never fails, which is not to say he always succeeds. |
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McMahon, who succeeds fritz Winans, was the former CEO of St. John. |
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It is noteworthy that he succeeds in introducing implication as material implication in a very convincing way. |
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But if he succeeds in seizing the klipdachs before it has time to leap away, he carries it to a rocky ledge, and slowly tears it to pieces. |
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White, very well-off, male in his sixties succeeds white, very well-off, male in his sixties, who himself succeeded white, very welloff, male in his sixties. |
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Chester succeeds Jeff Fusile, who is joining WellPoint this month as the senior vice president and chief financial officer of the company's operating unit. |
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Despite this failure to truly overcome racial boundaries, the film succeeds within its ability to provide a tragically ironic commentary on its inability to miscegenate. |
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Reese succeeds JAMES BIRLE, who has been named lead director of the board. |
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Greco, who had been Vice President of Global Business Development for Orion Atlantic Network Services since 1993, succeeds Harry Gowl in his new position. |
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Birmingham bus components firm Duple Metsec faces an uncertain future if Mayflower succeeds in its battle to take over Duple's parent group Dennis. |
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The author also succeeds in demonstrating how Masonry contributed to the republicanizing of America and in illustrating how perceptions of the order changed through the years. |
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Tyler tries to dismiss Vidal's characterization of him as a pseudo-intellectual buffoon, but succeeds only in demonstrating that Vidal had him bang to rights. |
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The five eigenimage generic model succeeds as well as the five eigenimage individual model in capturing the global shading pattern, though the geometry is of course different. |
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Each time pollination succeeds, thousands of ovules can be fertilized. |
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Fundamentally, it succeeds the Jurchen family name of the Jin dynasty. |
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Painting is invoked by Beecroft and her apologists to gussy up what is really lame performance, which succeeds because it's one night only, so most people never see it. |
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This may be a key debate at the next election if Howard succeeds in making children in gay families the silent victims of a Tampa-like strategy of wedge politics. |
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Cameron, who was formerly its chief financial officer, succeeds Scott Filion, president of Velcro Americas, who has been serving as interim CEO, said a statement. |
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