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The President also highlighted what he called successes for consumers during his first year in office, including:

Is The State Of The Union Good For Consumers? - The Consumerist 2010

He spoke of -- many of what he calls successes of the war.

CNN Transcript Mar 19, 2008 2008

From a large stage with 10 loudspeakers, they blared religious songs and chants of "Allahu akbar," setting a tone of celebration for what they called the successes of the revolution, particularly the newly elected parliament.

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The near-impregnable foundation on which their title successes of

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Flournoy and Lt.Gen. John Paxton ticked off examples of what they called successes or encouraging signs, including what they described as greater goodwill from ordinary Afghans toward their government and foreign forces.

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Flournoy and Paxton ticked off examples of what they called successes or encouraging signs, including what they described as greater goodwill from ordinary Afghans toward their government and foreign forces.

Fore, right! 2010

Flournoy and Paxton ticked off examples of what they called successes or encouraging signs, including what they described as greater goodwill from ordinary Afghans toward their government and foreign forces.

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The outgoing US leader also tallied what he called the successes of his eight years in power, placing at the top the fact that since September 11, 2001 there have been no other attacks on the United States.

Newsmax - Inside Cover 2009

The only Democratic candidate running who can't tie his successes with Roy Barnes 'successes is Carl Camon.

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The only Democratic candidate running who can't tie his successes with Roy Barnes 'successes is Carl Camon.

The Sounds of Ka-Ching coming from the Barnes HQ (Blog for Democracy) 2010