To emerge; to be visible or larger in number, quantity, power, status or importance.
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At some level of discontinuity, of course, Darwin's strong statement must prevail.
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And quite often, rules are not enforced and baddies do indeed prevail.
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I had thought good sense would prevail now that Vaughn was gone.
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Peace needs to prevail in South Sudan, he said in a statement.
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The gift of debate means the gift of making your opinion prevail.
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Still, analysts said given the thin trading volume, volatility will likely prevail.
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The latter will likely prevail, said INTL Chief Financial Officer Bill Dunaway.
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In all aspects of public communication, common sense and intelligence should prevail.
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Let a hundred mighty warriors come against us, still we shall prevail.
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No; that war in which ideas prevail is not fought with force.
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Even so, there are good reasons to think the Sounders will prevail.
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In time one or the other must prevail; Jon has willed it.
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Democratic strategists say that despite the demographic changes, Trump could still prevail.
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The Chinese people will surely prevail over all difficulties and challenges ahead.
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The two modes of the Government which prevail in the world, are:
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The conditions which prevail in the laboratory are never the standard conditions.
