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succeeded

[suhk-see-did] / səkˈsi dɪd /


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The company’s three-year randomized controlled trial succeeded on the key benchmarks the FDA set years earlier, reducing progression by about a third among children under 12 and more among the fastest progressors at the start.

From The Wall Street Journal

Tudor, 47, has overseen four consecutive defeats - including three in the Premier League - in a dismal start since he succeeded Thomas Frank on 14 February.

From BBC

The attacks are aimed at driving oil prices higher and have succeeded in spiking benchmark prices above $100 a barrel for a period.

From The Wall Street Journal

His father succeeded in a sense: “He built something that, you know, fooled everybody.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Not all of the operations Cooper has been involved with have succeeded.

From The Wall Street Journal