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success

[suhk-ses] / səkˈsɛs /


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She points to the "brilliant work" the university does to help people like her and says she owes much of her success to the outreach officer who helped her get in.

From BBC

“I think I’m confident because there’s no exact science on ramping up early and success, or being methodical and not participating to result in success during the season,” Roberts said.

From Los Angeles Times

While he has achieved remarkable success, many of his peers have struggled to broaden their appeal.

From BBC

The Spaniard is well aware that his new generation largely lacks the experience of winning under the pressure of a title race, which made their gritty success against Newcastle even more meaningful.

From Barron's

It is the first time Scotland have won four successive games against Wales for 100 years and the first back-to-back away success in Cardiff since 1984.

From BBC