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Those that achieve permanent success deserve it.
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The Sirdar had already won success.
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To eat it, denotes interrupted success.
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But none of these efforts brought any success.
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The English may wish, as I believe they do, success to the principles of liberty in France, or in Germany; but a German Elector trembles for the fate of despotism in his electorate; and the Duchy of Mecklenburgh, where the present Queen's family governs, is under the same wretched state of arbitrary power, and the people in slavish vassalage.
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From the Plain of Mars, and not connected with the other lines, it foretells success after difficulties.
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He attributes his success to two things--belief that he would succeed and hard work.
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Now, this is the first part of this precious manuscript which we offer to our readers, restoring it to the title which belongs to it, and entering into an engagement that if (of which we have no doubt) this first part should obtain the success it merits, we will publish the second immediately.
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Mr. Anagnos says in his report of 1887: “She was obliged to begin her education at the lowest and most elementary point; but she showed from the very start that she had in herself the force and capacity which insure success….
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All great people concentrate and owe their success to it.
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One seldom makes a success of anything that he goes at in a listless, spiritless way.
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The mass of the free citizens were impoverished and had to face the choice of either competing with their own labor against slave labor, which was considered ignoble and vile, besides promising little success, or to be ruined.
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The River Column, whose boats after months of labour had just cleared the Cataracts, and who had gained a success at Kirbekan, were carried back swiftly by the strong current against which they had hopefully struggled.
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A phenomenally beautiful tenor voice like that, the rarest of boons, which Bloom appreciated at the very first note he got out, could easily, if properly handled by some recognised authority on voice production such as Barraclough and being able to read music into the bargain, command its own price where baritones were ten a penny and procure for its fortunate possessor in the near future an entrée into fashionable houses in the best residential quarters of financial magnates in a large way of business and titled people where with his university degree of B. A. (a huge ad in its way) and gentlemanly bearing to all the more influence the good impression he would infallibly score a distinct success, being blessed with brains which also could be utilised for the purpose and other requisites, if his clothes were properly attended to so as to the better worm his way into their good graces as he, a youthful tyro in society’s sartorial niceties, hardly understood how a little thing like that could militate against you.
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I shall return by noon, will then communicate my design, and what must be done by you to ensure success.
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Twice already in his career had Holmes helped him to attain success, his own sole reward being the intellectual joy of the problem.
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I was given to understand that there was a certain document in existence which assured success.”
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May Jaddeth grant me success."
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Rising from the Line of Head, the Sun Line gives success from the mental efforts and qualities, but not until after the middle of life is past.
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Strange as it may appear, he had expected much better success for his story.
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I've seen my greatest success in raising good children.
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Simple as this device was, it proved a complete success.
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Here's Cap'n Flint--I calls my parrot Cap'n Flint, after the famous buccaneer--here's Cap'n Flint predicting success to our v'yage.
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Concentration means success, because you are better able to govern yourself and centralize your mind; you become more in earnest in what you do and this almost invariably improves your chances for success.
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Why had they not followed up their success?
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After a time the voices died away, and some time after that he crept out to enjoy the success of his undertaking.
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Indeed, the way we talk, and write letters, largely determines our success in life.
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She was too indolent even to accept a mother's gratification in witnessing their success and enjoyment at the expense of any personal trouble, and the charge was made over to her sister, who desired nothing better than a post of such honourable representation, and very thoroughly relished the means it afforded her of mixing in society without having horses to hire.
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To dream of a plow, signifies unusual success, and affairs will reach a pleasing culmination.
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To dream of a child’s head, there will be much pleasure ill store for you and signal financial success.
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In that case Felton would escape her--for in order to secure success, the magic of a continuous seduction was necessary.
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Growth has rebounded since 2003, bolstered by increases in construction projects and tourism revenues - reflecting its success in the higher-end segment.
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His first achievements were, like Bulwer’s, in literature; and he reached success only through a succession of failures.
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“The cardinal, I believe, would give the world to prevent my success.”
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To dream of seeing or carrying a basket, signifies that you will meet unqualified success, if the basket is full; but empty baskets indicate discontent and sorrow.
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As soon as he was dressed, he came into the hall of audience, where he ascended his throne, and shewed himself to his courtiers: who, eager to know the success of the new medicine, came thither betimes, and when they saw the king perfectly cured, expressed great joy.
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Two or three Sun Lines, when running parallel and evenly together, are good and indicate success in two or three different lines of work; but one good, straight, clear line is the best sign to have.
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It is often impossible on reading plays to explaintheir success.
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The engineer hurried off his companion, whose confidence in Smith was such that he doubted not the success of the undertaking.
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Alla ad Deen, who penetrated into his mother's thoughts, said to her, "Above all things, mother, be sure to keep secret our possession of the lamp, for thereon depends the success we have to expect;" and after this caution, Alla ad Deen and his mother parted to go to rest.
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This was the moment for which he had waited, and he paused to consider the success of his worldly wisdom.
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The man of courage overcomes the trials and temptations of life; he commands success; he renders sound judgment; he develops personal influence and a forceful character and often becomes the mentor of the community which he serves.
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He knows and admits that he works unweariedly, but in profound sincerity he ascribes the success of his plans to those who have seconded and assisted him.
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This little hitch did not affect the final success of the scheme.
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The local papers had written up his success and published his portrait.
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Nor had he better success with his brother.
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THE PRICE OF SUCCESS From an unknown author comes the all-important question to every seeker for success: "You want success.
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The vizier Khacan, without waiting for the king's inquiries about the success of the commission he had given him, took particular care to mention the subject often, representing to his majesty the many difficulties he met, and how fearful he was of not acquitting himself to his majesty's satisfaction.
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Where, for instance, a chieftain has been urged through a dream to engage in a bold undertaking the success of which has had the effect of changing history, a new problem results only so long as the dream, regarded as a strange power, is contrasted with other more familiar psychic forces; the problem, however, disappears when we regard the dream as a form of expression for feelings which are burdened with resistance during the day and which can receive reinforcements at night from deep emotional sources.
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Inasmuch as they are able to follow particular things they will understand a single success, but the growth of efficiency toward the future requires composition and wide horizon, hence they can not understand it.