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celebrate triumph
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2.17 |
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The city is celebrating the triumph of commerce. |
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represent triumph
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1.65 |
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That freeze represents a triumph for Clinton. |
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mark triumph
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0.79 |
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Indeed his selection would mark the triumph of the status quo. |
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have triumph
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0.72 |
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The group had its triumphs. |
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follow triumph
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0.66 |
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Yet, tragedy followed triumph. |
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savor triumph
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0.66 |
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Amid adversity, triumphs are savored. |
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score triumph
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0.66 |
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But she scored many triumphs in the years that followed. |
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complete triumph
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0.53 |
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But she shed tears after completing her triumph in sunshine. |
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repeat triumph
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0.53 |
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Kramer was never able to repeat his triumphs of those earlier Decades. |
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seal triumph
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0.53 |
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Miller and Mark Jackson sank free throws to seal the triumph. |
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see triumph
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0.53 |
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Bruno thanked his wife Laura, who was at ringside to see his triumph. |
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claim triumph
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0.39 |
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U.S. officials claimed triumph. |
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symbolize triumph
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0.39 |
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The festival symbolizes the triumph of good over evil after a mythological war. |
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deserve triumph
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0.33 |
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Later, an emotional Uruguayan coach Victor Pua told reporters his players fully deserved the triumph. |
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enjoy triumph
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0.33 |
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He has also enjoyed triumphs in the music of the post-Wagnerian Richard Strauss. |
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hail triumph
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0.33 |
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Now we hail the triumph of mousemanship. |
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mar triumph
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0.33 |
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The triumphs were also marred by tragedy. |
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mean triumph
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0.26 |
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Yes, failure has come to mean triumph. |
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predict triumph
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0.26 |
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Polls aside, both sides predicted a triumph on Sunday. |
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produce triumph
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0.26 |
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Other events produced monumental triumph. |