source: [word=□]
destination: [word=prevail]
spec: These activities just briefly mentioned show that the involvement of civil society in the fight against corruption is more than mere talk . Without proper identification , management or control is impossible . The consolidation of the defense industry has been so drastic , in fact , that the U.S. military — which must now be able not only to prevail in battle but also to do so quickly and with minimum loss of life — could see its vast technological superiority erode . I invariably put myself down when others paid me compliments ( I did not deserve compliments ) , made fun of myself and my weight ( so that others would not make fun of me ) , and beat myself up every hour of every day with the mantra `` not good enough ... Looking forward , Garland said he expects the trends to continue . No one 's sure which of these ideas , if any , will prevail . Since adoption of the plan , the Council has continued to work with the local communities involved to help them respond constructively during plan implementation . Further , it was posed as to whether " double jeopardy " would prevail if an employee received a fine in court and was also disciplined at the base . And we will prevail . The " Orange Book " ( [ OBook ] ) and " Red Book " ( [ RBook ] ) shall be used as guides , however common sense should prevail ; we must not get carried away in literal interpretation of these references .