An ambition to succeed and surpass one's predecessors is the driving force behind the emulative impulse of repetition as paragone. |
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Its dazzling chiaroscuro and painterly bravura surpass his earlier performances. |
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I expect that production of cars in Thailand will surpass the 640,000-unit mark. |
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It confirms that they now surpass bluegrass ' mandatory virtuosity and have become not just American favourites, but world-beaters. |
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Only the alluring alcoholic whiff of freshly made mulled wine can surpass the spicy aroma of mince pies for generating genuine festive cheer. |
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Studies show that European subscriptions to high-speed Internet service are on track to surpass those in the United States. |
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And as a form of social protest against autocracy and political tyranny, there is no medium that can surpass cartoons. |
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For he saw in the mass market of Hollywood one whose artistry might equal or surpass anything available in the European art houses. |
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The moment you set a goal and achieve it, somebody will eventually beat your record and surpass your goal! |
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For sheer excitement it would be hard to surpass the M.D.Betting Yankee stake final at Newbridge Friday. |
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The present orchestra outplays the Vienna Symphony Orchestra, however, and the stereo broadcast sonics surpass Vox's monaural recording. |
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It will never surpass Ebbets Field in the minds of Brooklynites, but it is still a beautiful place to spend a summer. |
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Only 600 establishments have made the grade and only those who surpass the high entry standards are eligible to compete for the national awards. |
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The current tour of Buddy proves that a touring production can equal if not surpass the original in staging and performance. |
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Salaries for those with advanced degrees far surpass those of graduates with bachelor's degrees. |
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He sought all his life to surpass his uncle, championing those labeled heretic by a vital capitalistic society. |
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Once again the cast have been asked to put on a special attempt to surpass the productions of the past years. |
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The great religions, by inviting human beings constantly to surpass themselves, are part of what makes the human project possible. |
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In addition, the co-branded products have gained great acceptance with our consumers and have continued to surpass our expectations. |
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Its firepower will surpass that of the armored personnel carriers now in service. |
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She said these areas if developed and easily accessible would surpass in its attraction any known tourist spot in the state. |
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Lucknow was consciously aiming to surpass the glories of Late Moghul Delhi and the Great Imambara shows it could do so with dashing panache. |
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Tiger Woods might someday surpass Jack Nicklaus as the golfer who won the most majors. |
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From day one, Kris starts leading you into how to mentally, physically and motivationally surpass barriers that lead to a better physique. |
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The polar bear may surpass the Alaskan grizzly in size, with the maximum recorded weighing 726 kg. |
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The conduct of a prelate should so far surpass the conduct of the people as the life of a pastor sets him apart from the flock. |
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It will likely surpass that level in 2013, according to Rhodium Group, which does detailed tracking of Chinese investment. |
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No other consideration can equal or surpass the obligation to support the departmental mandate. |
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The implication of my original findings that uncanonical poets can surpass cultural marginalization is that the book will target both a traditional and modern readership. |
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Eliminating the need for external adjusters saved weight, cost and complexity, and helped the three automakers easily surpass their durability bogeys. |
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But he thinks that in coastal California the ecological damage from large die-offs of oaks could surpass the harm caused by chestnut blight back east. |
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They even surpass the idea of unconditional love and they are in a league of their own. |
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We should try to surpass each other in good and noble deeds. |
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People still think about it as a cosmetic product, but the therapeutic indications in the next five years will far surpass its cosmetic use. |
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We take up the challenge to surpass our global competition in providing highest value while maintaining a sustainable profitability level. |
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China is becoming an oil guzzler, and may soon surpass the United States in oil consumption. |
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We had a great prelims in the morning and it was a challenge to surpass that. |
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Jarre went on to surpass this concert the following year, masterminding a massive sound-and-light extravaganza to mark the end of the Millennium. |
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Superb predators, these animals surpass all other lizards in intelligence. |
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The quickening pace of change has allowed Arkema to significantly improve our profitability and to surpass our financial performance targets. |
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They all have high hopes, and we're going to live up to them and surpass them. |
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As a matter of fact, the Watch and Jewellery Show BASELWORLD 2004 achieved to surpass all expectations. |
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Especially since current communications tools are on a par with, surpass even, available means of transport. |
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Our collective efforts and know-how have made it possible for us to attain, and, even surpass, our objectives for growth. |
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I'm not talking about Ryan Giggs in a disrespectful way but Gareth's got the capacity, I think, to surpass him. |
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It will never surpass the Tour in intensity or difficulty but it's such a pure thing. |
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Companies that surpass the reductions called for in their carbon budget would be able to trade their unused allotments to other Canadian firms. |
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The focus in this segment is to meet and surpass customers' needs as well as develop long-term business relationships. |
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These figures surpass the already high number of consulted pages recorded two years ago. |
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It may be a wise choice to enter a popular trend as the pair could surpass the 1.1000 mark in the foreseeable future. |
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Even in these cases, however, the grant will not surpass the maximum amount indicated above. |
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It is hoped that the new surveillance program will help the province meet and surpass these targets. |
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That means the actors have to be receptive, multi-skilled and fired by a desire to surpass themselves. |
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And we anticipate the growth of an industry that will surpass rhizobacteria, currently the biggest-selling biofertilizer on the market today. |
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Above this ceiling, the pension will be reduced by the amount that earnings surpass these limits. |
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I will continue to surpass myself, because I want to feel as though I did everything I could to make it happen. |
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The Right Values allow us to distinguish ourselves from the competition and to surpass the expectations of our clients. |
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If their arguments are successful, they can easily surpass the targets. |
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Other developed nations also surpass us in areas such as affordability and quality. |
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The band's tempos now surpass dirge-speed and their ever-reverberant arrangements have grown to include drums, banjo, pedal steel, Wurlitzer and, on one song, a choir. |
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Can images arising from a self apparently at ease internally and at peace with its environs ever produce images that surpass mere visual reportage? |
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In their eagerness to surpass their rivals, friendly competition between fire companies deteriorated into daily skirmishes and riots between gangs of dandies and rowdies. |
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Ex-Fu Manchu lunkheads finally surpass their former band on this release. |
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Possibly only Professor Peter Groenewegen, the author of a magisterial biography of the English economist Alfred Marshall, could surpass him in this. |
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Aim to surpass your funding goal by 100 percent in the early days of your campaign. |
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What this means is that B. C. will now surpass Ontario on the equalization ladder and will likely not be eligible for equalization payments ever again, not even in the worst of times. |
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Its richly deserved success has come on the back of hard work and the constant desire to keep up with the very latest developments, enabling it to rise to any number of challenges and surpass client expectations. |
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Landscapes that other times of the year remind one of the arid, forbidding moonscape burst into such prodigious and unexpected bloom as to surpass even the highest flights of fantasy. |
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Building a youth academy was important for Celtic to surpass both Hearts and Rangers who had superior youth facilities at the time. |
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Surpassing other marine engine oils available in the market, mercury four-stroke oils surpass NMMA FC-W needs. |
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Nothing is likely to surpass the war in Iraq or the administration's indifference to the suffering imposed by Hurricane Katrina in sheer dastardliness. |
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I enjoy that I can surpass great distances within a short time in order to be with my daughter in case she needs help or to visit the new born baby of my little brother. |
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It is likely that young people will catch up on the lag they have at the beginning of their careers, and that at some point they will even surpass the compensation of workers among older cohorts. |
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American waterborne LPG exports have overtaken those of many big Arab producers and the country will surpass Qatar to become the world's largest by 2020, says IHS, a consulting firm. Many factors have fuelled the boom. |
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Over the last decade, television has clearly come to surpass newspapers as Japan's main information and entertainment medium. |
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It is a complete work of art conceived to surpass in beauty, magnificence and ingenuity the masterly works created in the Renaissance for the libraries of the great patrons. |
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However, the language policy was inadequately planned and Malagasy was struggling to surpass French as the language of instruction. |
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Although man has developed war-machines that surpass the abilities of the human body, there is a perceived political and emotional strength in the human form. |
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The economy is heavily reliant upon remittances from overseas Filipinos, which surpass foreign direct investment as a source of foreign currency. |
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However, the factor to consider here is the different paths that the Miliband bloc and the Cameron bloc have to surpass in order to reach the threshold of 326 seats. |
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The unskilled, though unable to conform to them, by following them in performing their tasks still surpass what they can do by themselves. |
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The heavy rains threatened to surpass the capabilities of the levee, endangering the town on the other side. |
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But there is enough discord and attitude to surpass feelings that BYP are doing little more than cutting and pasting power chords. |
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Could we be gearing up for a baby boom to surpass the mother of all baby booms? |
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Home ownership reached record highs that have been difficult to surpass. |
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On the other hand, there is consensus that the growth of total knee prostheses implanted per year will surpass the one of total hip prostheses in the coming years. |
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While some provinces currently lead the race in terms of their average genetic potential, others are achieving strong rates of improvement each year and may eventually surpass the current leaders. |
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Harmony, emotion and grace, but also movement, effort and power will be the qualities inspiring us to surpass ourselves in our quest for perfection, elegance and enchantment. |
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Furthermore, the report said that US per capita poultry consumption will surpass levels of the last decade in contrast to red meats. |
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It is foreseen that South Africa's electricity demand will surpass supply, at the estimated date of 2007, if more generating capacity is not added. |
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If swimmers surpass these by a set margin they cannot win the race and instead earn a speeding ticket. |
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The human costs of this phenomenon far surpass those of any weapons whose use is prohibited or specifically regulated by international humanitarian law. |
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The study also found that, at peak earnings ages, the salaries of liberal arts majors surpass those of preprofessional majors. |
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An extraordinary, advanced design element which would probably, if used by modern science, surpass the usefulness of Mendelejev's periodic table of elements in modern day knowledge. |
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If Newmont wins, it will surpass AngloGold as the No. 1 gold miner. |
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Thus we began our walking and today, looking back, we can say that we felt proud of the crossed way, being a departure point to surpass step by step. |
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This was the case with Bianca James, a Secondary 2 student at St-Theresa School, who by dint of sheer perseverance realized that she too could surpass herself and attain undreamed-of goals. |
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Created to outclass in refinement, power and handling, sports car Audi TT represent the very finest in currently available vehicles and the new Audi R8 surpass all your dreams. |
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Simeon's reputation inspired ascetics, both men and women, to emulate and surpass his austerities, some stylites appearing as late as the 19th century in Russia. |
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Next on the calender is the Commonwealth Games, where both will compete for Wales, and their hunger to surpass one another's achievements is certain to drive them on to further successes. |
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Passion helps us to move mountains and to surpass ourselves. |
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A critical House of Commons Report in 1851 called for the appointment of a director, whose authority would surpass that of the trustees. |
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It added up to a stable of young Fraziers whom the patriarch dispatched to their roadwork at four in the morning with no expectation of their ever being able to surpass him. |
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The more the specificker relies on the merely general action of the drug, the more he approaches to the allopathists, who will, ere long, equal him or even surpass him. |
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Some publications have indicated that no physical machine can be designed to surpass the Turing machines and that it is not possible to construct a counterproof. |
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The researchers are now testing the properties of the carbon-13 diamonds, and they expect the new synthetics to surpass the hardness of natural diamonds. |
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Ellen Berkenblit's drawings of a protuberantly nosed woman and the children's-book figures of Vivienne Shark Le Witt never really surpass illustration. |
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We are pleased that 2014 is able to end on such a high note and that we are again able to surpass the previous year's historic Member Giveback Rebate and Reward rates. |
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The study showed that Granny Smith apples surpass Braeburn, Fuji, Gala, Golden Delicious, McIntosh and Red Delicious in the amount of nondigestible compounds they contain. |
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Neil Jenkins was the first rugby player to surpass 1000 Test points. |
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Nothing could surpass the nonsensity of trying to run so complex and so concentrated a machine by southern and western farmers in grotesque alliance with city day laborers. |
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Ravens are songbirds belonging to the corvid family like crows and magpies, and they surpass most of the other avian species in terms of intelligence. |
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It also appears that the older with less education score initially better than the young with higher education, but over time, the young appear to surpass them. |
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Passionate Love for Indian Music Khusrau had a great admiration for Indian music also, and exultatingly claimed that no music of any other country could surpass it. |
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Experienced irregulars often surpass the regular army in these functions. |
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Between 1994 and 2002, both North America's and the European Union's shares of cultural exports declined while Asia's cultural exports grew to surpass North America. |
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Her dam Claxon had finished fifth at Epsom and her granddam Bulaxie seventh, but connections will hope she can surpass her ancestors after she had captured the Totesport. |
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Brandon Gray, president of Box Office Mojo, said that while Avatar may beat Titanic's revenue record, the film is unlikely to surpass Titanic in attendance. |
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