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Many Indian entrepreneurs have learned to thrive despite governmental dysfunction, but few analysts believe India can thrive long term if the government maintains the status quo.

"Solar will only really thrive long term in the UK once government is out of the picture and we can make long-term plans without an ever-changing set of incentives being placed in front of customers.

And if we're going to thrive long term, then we're going to have to look at those competitors and as an industry take on the challenge of brand beer.

In terms of tech billionaire media platforms, @ev's Medium still seems more likely to thrive long-term than Hughes/TNR or Bezos/WaPo.

I joined Uber because of its Mission, and the challenge to build global capabilities that would help the company mature and thrive long-term.

While most political leaders pick one or the other, Cameron believes doing both simultaneously is the best way to help the UK thrive long-term.

Having observed very few examples of thriving long-term relationships, I approached marriage somewhat unenthusiastically.

That's why Kirsten's top priority is creating good-paying jobs in New York and making smart investment to ensure our economy is thriving for the long term.

"For economies to thrive in the long term, workforces and families must be healthy.

The more fragmented our woods become the less likely it is that they will thrive in the long term".

To thrive in the long term, Russia will have to be democratic, but for now this is the best one can expect.Maybe.