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Yet this level of contact is not enough to conquer the melancholy that frequently accompanies migration.

20), Mr. Gerstein kept the singing top line soaring over the accompaniment, even in the work's more intensely driven sections, and if that was not quite enough to conquer the structural unwieldiness that afflicts the work, the reading maintained a level of excitement that overcame the score's shortcomings.

The Targaryens didn't have armies, just three dragons, and that was enough to conquer the continent.

But the question you are really asking, if I am correct, is: Are the world's combined forces enough to conquer the United States?

One thing I did learn from roaming the streets of Washington was that a pretty dress and a killer pair of heels are not enough to conquer the world, contrary to popular college belief.

The Red Sox did not have the dominant Martínez and they do not know when or if he will return, but they were resilient enough to conquer Rivera and the Yankees.

I'm really grateful for those strong, powerful women with brilliant ideas, who were courageous enough to conquer and be the best that they could possibly be in such a male-dominated industry.

Whether posters and plaques are enough to conquer poverty remains to be seen.

Ablation and hormones was not going to be enough to conquer it.

Elaine Sciolino on Seduction, and France It is not enough to conquer; one must also know how to seduce.

Knoblauch tells himself every day that he is strong enough to conquer his woes and then he tells himself to believe it.