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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a success year" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "a successful year" to convey the intended meaning of a year marked by success.
Example: "After all the hard work, we can finally say that this has been a successful year for our company."
Alternatives: "a prosperous year" or "a fruitful year."
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Although many gardeners try to keep this handsome bulb for many years, it is not always a huge success year after year.
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Despite a quarrelsome history with its partners, BP's Russian venture has been a success for years.
"The BBC will still be trying to get the same tariff when [a show is] a success six years on.
While Tommy Hilfiger's Instagram and Snapchat strategies have been a success, 25 years ago it unsuccessfully tried to build touch-screen vending machines.
And my way makes Christmas Eve a success...year after year after year.
As they have all season, the Tigers relied Saturday on a formula the Crimson Tide patented for success years ago: a dominant defense and efficient, error-free offense.
It was a success: the 3-year-old audience rose 41 percent that year; 4-year-olds increased 4 percent; and the 5-year-olds, 21 percent.
Early signs are that Hull will make a success of its year in the spotlight.
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