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success

[suhk-ses] / səkˈsɛs /


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"We want to thank Craig for his enormous contribution to tennis in Australia and for his role in developing an outstanding team which is well-equipped to deliver continued success."

From Barron's

What makes their success all the more striking is that Kjetil Knutsen's team are currently in their off-season, with the Norwegian league ending in late November and the new campaign not beginning until mid-March.

From Barron's

Winners 2-1 on the night, Bodo's 5-2 aggregate success secured their place in the Champions League last 16 for the first time, where they will face either Manchester City or Sporting.

From BBC

Environment minister Mary Creagh said councils had also had a "significant uplift in this year's budget" to help "make this policy a success".

From BBC

The success of any plan to provide retirement-plan access to workers who currently lack it depends on the details.

From MarketWatch