The second option is to set the write concern parameter to "Replica Acknowledged", which ensures that a write succeeds on all replicas before being confirmed.
"Bolshevism," Moorehead writes, "succeeded to an empty throne".
"The radical feminists," you wrote, "succeeded in undermining the tradition of family, and convincing women that professional accomplishments are the key to happiness".
As he and Kötting tramp semi-clownishly, or clown semi-trampishly, on their way, modes of writing succeed one other like styles of architecture.
Neither the sensational title nor the tabloid style in which the book is written succeeds in making the book interesting, not least because the contents of the diaries scarcely justify their description as revealing "the stolen secrets of the Third Reich".
This week's object of online fury is Malcom Gladwell's take on "Facebook activism," which, he writes, "succeeds not by motivating people to make a real sacrifice but by motivating them to do the things that people do when they are not motivated enough to make a real sacrifice".
Sarah Carey, a marketing and PR executive (and a contemporary of mine at Trinity College, Dublin) who turned to blogging to improve her writing, succeeded in creating a lively, politically astute blog and was snapped up as a columnist by Britain's Sunday Times (which has an Irish edition), and then the Irish Times.
"As a military event," they write, it "succeeded beyond any reasonable expectation in tamping down sectarian violence, breaking the back of Al Qaeda in Iraq," and then, in an unexpected final chapter, damaging and sidelining the Mahdi Army.
His writing succeeds by virtue of its clarity and good sense.
Britain's National Theatre, Pat Healy wrote, has succeeded in business without really trying.
