In terms of catalyzing human potential, the triumph of the chess amateurs in 2005 was just one glimpse of the future.
The Tea Party triumph in Delaware is one of the most significant results of the entire primary season, says the BBC's Steve Kingstone in Washington.
Even more food and beverages were being transferred Sunday night onto the Triumph from one of its sister ships, the Carnival Elation, which was on scene.
The company also recently repaired one of Triumph's alternators, the company said Tuesday.
For Mr Morsi and his political backers in the Muslim Brotherhood, it is a triumph and one with intriguing similarities to the revolt of February 2011.
Winning the cross-state decision in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia is a major triumph for them, albeit not necessarily one that will provide huge relief.
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It is caused by a political system pessimistically designed to curtail political action, one that depends of the triumph of an over-enthusiastically optimistic reading of human nature.
This supremacist program requires its adherents to engage in jihad, or holy war, to bring about the triumph of Islam under a global theocracy, one that will impose Shariah on Muslims and non-Muslims alike.
Political commentator Nichole Bacharan says the election was the triumph of a platform proposing far-reaching reforms for Europe's third-largest economy over one stressing the need to preserve the country's welfare state.
Whatever the barriers, the forces of good are destined to triumph, urged on by an audience happily showing its emotions: one that claps the hero's entrance, one that sighs for the heroine.
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One triumph was the jailing in Spain of Adolfo Scilingo, a navy captain in Argentina's former junta who admitted throwing drugged prisoners out of aircraft into the sea.
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Yet regardless of what happens to Danica at the Daytona 500, to celebrate her victory as a triumph for diversity would be the equivalent of celebrating as though she one the entire race because she lead the first lap.
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Well, incredibly, now using the new tools of genealogy and DNA analysis, we can not only reestablish the lives of many of our slave ancestors and show their tales of torment on the one hand, but triumph on the other.
It was an astonishing triumph of human visual-spatial reasoning, and one of the first major scientific advances to come from playing a video game (though plenty of software engineers I know would argue that video games activate much more creativity than we care to acknowledge).
Push the technical people at Espoo, or at the firm's research centre at Salo, farther away from Helsinki, and it becomes clear that, however much of a marketing triumph it might have been, the 7110 is one they would prefer to forget.
Today, Vajpayee's government has one populist triumph to its credit, the testing of five nuclear devices in May, and myriad failures, most notably skyrocketing inflation.
No one makes fun of fatal accidents, but the Triumph ordeal was the subject of a withering skit on Saturday Night Live.
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"Last year, Scotland A enjoyed a huge amount of success - including the Nations Cup triumph in Romania - and only lost one match in 2009, " he said.
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She lived to see laissez-faire triumph over collectivism and one of her leading acolytes, Alan Greenspan, appointed to the president's Council of Economic Advisers.
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The whole personal computer era can be seen as one giant triumph of dis-integration, as IBM's circuit-boards-to-boxes-to-software mainframe business gave way to the layered computer industry we see today: Intel making the electronics, Dell the boxes and Microsoft the software.
Some had expected that Mr Howard, who turns 66 in July, would round off his triumph as one of Australia's most successful political leaders by handing over the leadership to Mr Costello, his younger heir apparent, during his fourth term.
That 2009 triumph was one of three she achieved at Flushing Meadows, while she also won the 2011 Australian Open.
With good reason: in 1996 Misuari helped end one of the longest-running insurgencies in Southeast Asia, a triumph that brought the Philippines closer to its Muslim neighbors and heralded the prospect of prosperity for Mindanao.
The tournament also marks the return to action of Roger Federer, who took the world number one spot from Nadal with his Wimbledon triumph.
The South African, 40, shot a one-under par round of 70 to triumph by a shot from Americans Brett Quigley and Charles Howell III on eight under.
He's convinced he will live and draw in Syria again -- that people in his country, a cradle of civilization that invented one of the world's first alphabets, are no longer afraid and eventually will triumph over the regime that would crush their spirits and their art.
There is a roar of approval at the idea that Obama will be a one-term president, but Romney's triumph is far from certain even in Michigan, let alone in a general election.
Federer has now won five Wimbledon titles, five US Opens, three Australian Opens and one French Open, a triumph that will go some way to silencing those who claimed his career was on the slide amid the rise of world number one Rafael Nadal.
As if to celebrate some unprecedented triumph in the agricultural sphere, of the sort that leads to an undreamed-of surplus, the survivors (and, one sometimes suspects, the sick and wounded) of the nation's turkey-camps are rounded up and executed for a second great annual immolation.
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