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succeed

[suhk-seed] / səkˈsid /




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“Every single time I go play, I feel like I try to help our guys and our coaches and everybody, put everybody in the best position to succeed,” Stafford said.

From Los Angeles Times

But he's found a way to drag his team forward when his counterpart has only succeeded in taking his players backwards in the pursuit of something that only he can see.

From BBC

The aim was to impress the F1 Academy with her performance data and, if she succeeded, it could see her achieving her academy goal in 2027, she explained.

From BBC

Celtic manager Wilfried Nancy launched a passionate defence of his methods and stressed he will need to be given time to succeed at the club during a remarkable media conference.

From BBC

Reports following Maresca's departure suggested the Italian had held talks with City over succeeding Guardiola, though the former Leicester City boss denied the claims.

From BBC