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a [the] gateway to success

Hard work is the gateway to success.

This fellow is a gateway to power.

A good education can be the gateway to success.

To the intellectually adventurous and the ambitious it was the gateway to a wider world.

As the gateway to human's life Mingmen was pay more attention to by the ancient physicians.

Split, the gateway to Croatia's central coast and islands, is a great town to arrive in.

Property in Chicago, a railway hub and the gateway to the West, attracted wild speculation.

The central and east European countries can serve as a gateway to China-EU cooperation.

"So the Moon is a gateway to the Universe," Neal said.

Possessing this ability opens the gateway to enlightenment and spiritual awakening.

Attention is the gateway to wisdom. If you want to be amazing, you have to work hard.

Moreover, the gateway to the Internet is moving from the personal computer to a more Japanese device, the cell phone.

Conceived of as a gateway to the city of dubai, Norway's snohetta architects designed this cobra like.

The main gateway town to the park's southern sector, El Calafate is 80km east of the glacier by road.

Durban is also a gateway to the Zulu Kingdom, where tourists can experience the intensity of Zulu culture.

Another nearly lost the vital battle for Kohima, the gateway to India, because he wanted to keep to peacetime rules restricting the use of barbed wire.

Dubai is not yet a gateway to the financial world. But it can open the door to all sorts of trouble in its neighbourhood.

New York is primarily a gateway to the big American market whereas London, out of necessity, has had to look abroad for most of its growth.

For example, the border town of Spin Boldak, located south of Kandahar, serves as the gateway to and from northern Pakistan.

Academic research should be unique, and it can not be a gateway to others, and it can take others' achievements as their own.

Many have cited it as a gateway to their success, and a large number of people with creative talents have experienced hypomania or other symptoms of bipolar disorder.

A young man sees a sunset and, unable to understand or to express the emotion that it rouses in him, concludes that it must be the gateway to a world that lies beyond.

Part of Macao's rich cultural heritage is linked and tied to its role as the gateway to the Canton trade during the era of the "Old China Trade" (ca. 1700-1842).

Down at the docks of Yokohama, Japan's biggest port and its gateway to the West, hundreds of well-wishers were seeing off the Empress of Australia, a 615-foot luxury steamship bound for Vancouver.

For photographer Anthony Karen, who has traveled extensively in Haiti over the years, Vodou is at once a fascinating subject and — in a very real sense — the gateway to his vocation.

Qinhuangdao, which lies at the foot of Yanshan Hills on the coast of Bohai Sea in northeast Hehei Province, is a place of great strategic value. Since ancient times, it has been known as the gateway to the capital.

In fact, it's all just a mirage, a lot of pixels on a web page, but these little pixels are the gateway to a whole universe -of real-world trouble.