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A counter-campaign has widely succeeded in tarring the Gulf emirate with the brush of meddling in other countries' affairs, promoting the Brotherhood and using its vast wealth to buy up national assets cheaply.Some of the growing dislike for the Brothers now attaches, oddly enough, to Western countries that long shunned them.
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Although the temperance movement, which was widely supported, had succeeded in bringing about this legislation, millions of Americans were willing to drink liquor (distilled spirits) illegally, which gave rise to bootlegging (the illegal production and sale of liquor) and speakeasies (illegal, secretive drinking establishments), both of which were capitalized upon by organized crime.
The combined surfactant system has been widely used and succeeded at relatively ideal reservoirs with low temperature and low salinity.
In 1998, it was widely accepted Aime Jacquet succeeded without a world-class striker at his disposal, but two years later Lemerre had three to choose from - Thierry Henry, David Trezeguet and Nicolas Anelka.
But "Broad City" the TV show -- Abbi and Ilana, more and less restrained, more and less confident, respectively, have adventures in New York -- has within its substantial niche succeeded widely and wildly.
In retrospect, "Roots" — which arrived on television a dozen years after the legislative high-water mark of the civil rights movement, in the more immediate wake of Richard Nixon's Southern strategy and the first "Rocky" movie — may have succeeded so widely with white and black audiences because it simultaneously opened and closed the book on America's racial history.
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In support of this position, he strove to show that imagery (the only real candidate for the job) could not possibly be the semantic ground of language, and he is very widely believed to have succeeded.
Dieter Hecking is widely tipped to succeed Oenning on the "Club" bench.
While Pep's departure is moving ever closer, the man widely tipped to succeed him seems not all that eager.
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