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succeeded

[suhk-see-did] / səkˈsi dɪd /


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“The Snowcap team succeeded in making the engineering trade-offs required to solve these problems and bring this technology to market.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Her administration succeeded in bringing down crime in the capital, which now sees fewer killings per capita than many U.S. cities.

From Los Angeles Times

I tried to shake her off and succeeded in freeing my arm only to have my bad leg give out and drop back onto the deck with a tailbone-bruising thump.

From Literature

The vote will test whether young Nepalis have succeeded in convincing the rest of the country that it is time for a new, untried generation to shape their future.

From BBC

Few of these efforts succeeded, but all contain lessons for Mr. Vance:

From The Wall Street Journal