You believed in me and you believed in Bad Boy.
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My parents believed in education and they believed in the United States.
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But he believed in me from the very beginning, more than I believed in myself.
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You took me under your wing and believed in me more than I believed in myself.
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I always credit Andre for being somebody that believed in us even before we believed in ourselves.
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Master Song could hear the gun shots but he believed in himself, he believed in freedom and kept swimming.
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"It was amazing to see that Barbara believed in us just as we believed in each other," Pruske said during the episode.
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Like when he told the chemistry student we were in the elevator with that he believed in science like he believed in magic.
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I was very privileged to have parents that believed in me and believed in my dreams and wanted to help me achieve them.
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He believed in free minds and free markets, and believed in making the world better through good business practice and good philanthropic practice.
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How do we build a coalition of the willing that believes in the values that Bernie and Hillary believed in, and Barack Obama believed in?
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"That was quite tough, but I believed in the mods and I believed in battle royales, so that's where I dedicated my efforts," Greene says.
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She believed in me more than I believed in myself, which helped catapult me to one of the most successful female-owned independent brokerages in Atlanta.
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To win on this course and in this race with that support group that has always believed in runners — and believed in me — is just awesome.
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"I thought, that shows America -- that's freedom to express what he believed in, he expressed what he believed in and that's what it really about," Bennett said.
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The majority of liberals in the past embraced sentiments at least as much as reason, and believed in values as much as they believed in policies and procedures.
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They believed in you, and you believed in yourself, and your talent and intelligence and hard work enabled you to earn the degree you are about to receive.
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Indeed, probably very few Americans believed in all of the vision the NFL tried to sell (though most of us probably believed in at least some of it).
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And he said, no, the reason that Disney was interested in buying Fox is because they believed in the assets and they believed in the executives and the creators.
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"He stayed with it for 33 years because he believed in it, in our nation, and believed in the changes that were occurring in the military well before society," West said.
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Still, Martinson took comfort -- a judge believed in her.
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" Still, she believed in the possibility of a "moral
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But while playing Kingdom Hearts III, it was—I believed in the goodness of my friends, I believed in what we could accomplish together, and perhaps more surprisingly, managed to believe in myself.
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Kipling, who believed in imperial duty, preferred the diligent beavers.
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I believed in something that was just in my head.
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He told his visitors that he believed in cosmic censorship.
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Depending on the issue, he believed in chain of demand.
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To their credit, they've just really believed in the business.
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They believe in America, but America hasn't believed in them.
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I conceived of the exercise; we all believed in it.
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THOMAS EDISON believed in the power of trial and error.
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I have always believed in the transformative qualities of art.
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If you believed in something, they would fight for it.
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In 2014, he believed in the science behind global warming.
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They got into pot because they believed in the product.
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They said the man died doing something he believed in.
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The Romantics believed in sublime things and saw invisible worlds.
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Jamal was the one who — Jamal believed in me, man.
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"He believed in our shared values and principles," he added.
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Trump has never served or believed in anything but himself.
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He believed in the idea that good people can disagree.
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They died because they believed in the ideals of democracy
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Miraculously, they all still believed in their CTO leader, Charlie.
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I wondered why I'd believed in this system at all.
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He blew up that balloon and he believed in it.
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She believed in God, but she wasn't making praise music.
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It's OK. Dreams came true and people believed in it.
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Most Israelis haven't believed in peace for a long time.
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"Not that he believed in literal resurrection," Rabbi Stone said.
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"Jake passionately believed in green burial," says his partner, Donna.
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What if we never really believed in truth, only persuasion?
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It believed in economic diversity, cultural cohesion and national greatness.
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Many still believed in 1973 that single photographs told stories.
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But he believed in a higher principle: the Senate's credibility.
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He believed in Saudi Arabia and Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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He was a fierce advocate for what he believed in.
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Flaws and all, he believed in me when others didn't.
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They were investing in him because they believed in him.
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He believed in the rule of law and in institutions.
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I've always voted Tory and believed in its core ideology.
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His singular gift is that he believed in humanity's potential.
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He believed in the Party's agenda, but was a pragmatist.
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I've always believed in it and now it's finally accelerating.
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I wasn't sure I still believed in a benevolent father.
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I wasn't sure I still believed in a benevolent father.
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" Parents often tell him, "Gee, I always believed in that.
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The deeper he probed, the more Summerville believed in Cohen.
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That's what we believed in, that's what we voted for.
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But I didn't know how strongly they believed in it.
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And I believed in a highly fundamentalist version of Islam.
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I have always believed in the values of fair play.
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"They inspired me and made me believe and probably believed in me more than I believed in myself," That '70s Show actor Ashton Kutcher, says of his grade school teachers in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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They no longer believed in the divine right of the czar.
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"I wholeheartedly believed in Altee," Groh said during a telephone interview.
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"Dad would be sorry, because he believed in vaccination," Lloyd said.
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To be completely honest, I've never really believed in all that.
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He believed in the power of government to do great things.
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The painting was hanging, it is believed, in Bill Gross' bedroom.
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Castellanos believed in his former student because he's been there himself.
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I've always believed in myself and been confident, outgoing, and active.
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" He continued, "He was a great director, he believed in theater.
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They believed in pushing for equality while respecting traditional gender roles.
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I chose to work with Patreon because I believed in Patreon.
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I believed in her then, and I believe in her now.
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And he believed in the transformation that it is going through.
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I always wanted to rap and nobody really believed in me.
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I've long believed in the healing powers of a good weep.
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Heather was happy — she was fighting for what we believed in.
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Before the Peace Corps, "I believed in retail therapy," she says.
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Instead of inundating his life with goods, Mill believed in utilitarianism.
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She showed a lot of passion for what she believed in.
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Sources say that despite Kroll's reputation, the staff believed in him.
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She said strangers believed in her more than her former employer.
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"Love is what she believed in more than anything," Cooper said.
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"Curtis Hanson believed in me and our crazy idea," said Eminem.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Ronald Lockett believed in magic.
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She's never followed anything else other than what she believed in.
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Yet each group of immigrants persevered, believed in America, and prospered.
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"Always wanted to rap but nobody believed in me," he said.
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We believed in being rewarded for hard work, in God's blessings.
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We believed in the institution we were privileged to serve in.
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"She believed in the Montessori philosophy of self-reliance," Machina said.
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I've always believed in supporting the best candidate at the time.
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Roosevelt advocated for consumers and believed in sensible regulation of industry.
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Peres believed in applied hope, and he never stopped applying it.
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Throughout his life, Mandela believed in the power of positive change.
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"But we believed in the quality of our bras," she says.
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We'd thus want candidates to choose delegates whom they believed in.
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All of these candidates had passionate followers who believed in them.
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Reagan believed in protecting the sovereignty of nations from Russian attack.
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These brave Americans fought because they believed in democracy not autocracy.
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"I believed in Paddington; I believed he really existed," she wrote.
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He also staunchly believed in sovereignty of the United States border.
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Before this show, I really believed in the fashion industry more.
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I want to thank all of you who believed in me.
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I have never believed in dividing America between us and them.
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He believed in the theocratization of countries in the Middle East.
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We believed in the survival that statistics indicated might be possible.
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The manager believed in him, even if the fans did not.
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He was well mannered and believed in the importance of collaboration.
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I not only believed in the supernatural, but actively feared it.
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I felt like I disappointed anyone who ever believed in me.
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But, he said, he believed in the promise of American opportunity.
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We believed in Tiger, and we continue to believe in Tiger.
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"I believe that people believed in these jewels' power," she said.
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Most important, Nadal said he believed in himself most on clay.
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She added that her husband had also believed in capital punishment.
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Dear Jack, We've believed in your vision of Twitter for years.
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"Melanie believed in the core goodness of people," Ms. Cagan said.
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"He never believed in collective guilt," his granddaughter, Julia Arnhold, said.
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Even more important, he said, they "believed in me." he said.
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Someone had finally listened to me and believed in my story.
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Slavery was legal, and he believed in the rule of law.
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Mr. Andrus never liked Washington, but he believed in his work.
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But Simeone, for one, has never believed in his own immutability.
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Heather D. Heyer died standing up for what she believed in.
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I have a coach and a G.M. who believed in me.
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He believed in the fight, and the fight was the point.
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He was an underdog and he believed in attacking the powerful.
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Adams believed in the citizenship of free blacks; Lincoln did not.
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And I had a teacher or two who believed in me.
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She believed in him when everyone else was laughing at him.
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Tony believed in the power of reason and debate and argument.
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You believed in something that isn't working out as you expected.
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Mr. Peterson believed in Zac and urged him to aim high.
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If he believed in you, he gave you a chance, always.
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Boulez believed in the absolute value of the work of art.
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I never believed in the accuracy or authenticity of my character.
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She had hired this guy, and she really believed in him.
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And I also knew that I believed in them more than they believed in themselves, because I knew the secret: Gamers spend their whole lives accidentally building all the skills needed to excel in the fitness world.
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We don't know whether Trump believed in the birther cause or not.
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You always believed in me, & i will make you proud my girl .
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Noor didn't look like someone who believed in reality so much anymore.
|
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"We believed in a project but now we feel cheated," she said.
|
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And really, truly, believed in it and never felt confused or struggling.
|
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He believed in young people, and their ability to change the world.
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That's what we believed in, that's why we voted for Donald Trump.
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But I believed in what Olafur Eliasson showed me, that yellow light.
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I thank everyone who stood beside me and believed in my vision.
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Which, I suppose, would be comforting if I believed in the afterlife.
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He's one of these people who just believed in science for science.
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"Nobody believed in him; he paved his own path," Palmiero-Winters said.
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She told CNN last month this was a cause she believed in.
|
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Johnson also believed in conspiracy theories himself, the New York Post reported.
|
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"I've always believed in simple, natural solutions for health issues," she says.
|
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If the prosecution genuinely believed in a case, why just drop it?
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The truth is, we never believed in happily-ever-afters, not really.
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He believed in the emancipation, even perfectibility, of human beings through music.
|
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And of course, both liberals believed in reason, science and enlightenment too.
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He didn't like it, but I think he believed in his father.
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But Holmes's lies sucked dry more than those who believed in her.
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Most of mankind has believed in the Devil, for all of history.
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For most of human history, Mr Harari says, humans believed in gods.
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McCain believed in a patriotic politics of civility, bipartisanship and national unity.
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McCain believed in uniting our democratic allies in common cause for freedom.
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He added that his father "believed in the monarchy" of Saudi Arabia.
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"We have always believed in talks," Rouhani said in his speech Sunday.
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They believed in me when no one else did, not even myself.
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"It was a letdown because I really believed in (JUUL)," Starnes said.
|
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If you only believed in past performance, you're talking to someone else.
|
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Those who believed in the colt collected $7.20 for a $2 bet.
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"He believed in hard work and keeping his mind sharp," Hulet said.
|
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The Chinese have long believed in the superiority of their written language.
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My grandparents believed in American business, and they were small-c conservative.
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"Though she was not arrogant, she believed in herself," he told me.
|
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Min wouldn't mind a silent meal, but Rich believed in dinner conversations.
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Adams believed in a strong central government whereas Jefferson championed states' rights.
|
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Ronald Reagan strongly believed in the democratic alliance and strongly supported NATO.
|
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"I had a couple of friends that believed in me," says Tucker.
|
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They believed in her and thought she should get her children back.
|
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He believed in the product and he enjoyed doing the speaker programs.
|
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"It was the last period that believed in the future," he said.
|
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But he already had made clear he believed in traditional gender roles.
|
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Reformists believed in the system, and wanted to improve it from within.
|
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"He fought like hell for the causes he believed in," Ducey said.
|
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I had to adopt good values and I strongly believed in that.
|
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"What they believed in, warts and all, was Keith Raniere," he said.
|
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It's nice to have something we really believed in come to fruition.
|
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"I was rethinking everything that the child Torbjorn believed in," he said.
|
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We believed in the value of our art and we were heard.
|
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Mandela himself was passionate about music and believed in its transformative powers.
|
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Genius is a male trait, it was widely believed in the 1940s.
|
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" Mr. Murrison said the company believed in its results but was "evolving.
|
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She said her sisters believed in hell and worried about her soul.
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I have always believed in the good sense of the American voter.
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When I really believed in something, I surprised people by being powerful.
|
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The founding fathers believed in majority rule, with only a few exceptions.
|
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But we really believed in Unpregnant and didn't want to give up.
|
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She believed in buying the things you love in triplicate when possible.
|
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But Shakespeare also believed in forgiveness in a way that we don't.
|
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He believed in science, intervention, and his will power as a father.
|
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He believed in the importance of an effective government to our democracy.
|
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But throughout the company's troubles, Cramer has believed in CEO McMillon's vision.
|
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And, of course, not every American believed in all of the above.
|
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"He's probably the only guy who believed in my game," Stephenson said.
|
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"I never really believed in fate until Ryan came along," she said.
|
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He's always believed in us, and he's stayed strong to his word.
|
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They believed in its conservative values of racial uplift and personal responsibility.
|
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I believe that Sean believed in the story that he was telling.
|
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Most said they believed in climate change and the benefits of vaccines.
|
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I believed in the caliphate and I believed in the Islamic State." al-Azy said from prison, "They said the pledge to the caliph is from the days of the prophet and those who don't pledge are not Muslims.
|
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He also believed in the very long-term vision of this company. Yeah.
|
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So if you ever believed in that mission statement, you can stop now.
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People have always believed in me and I work hard for my country.
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There are people there that wanted to be there and believed in it.
|
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Knight believed in profitability and its achievement through a quality product and innovation.
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INGRAHAM: Whether it was good for him, he believed in chain of command.
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He believed in things and in people and it's what made him happiest.
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"I never believed in diet for treating anything serious at all," she said.
|
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She's always believed in him, never judged him and has been his rock.
|
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A government that believed in remedying market failure would have been more radical.
|
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People still believed in Communism, and that there could be a happier world.
|
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"He believed in the beauty of everything, especially our city," Ms. Ross said.
|
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Raised vehemently atheist, I didn't believe in God, but I believed in surveillance.
|
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He was a man of God and believed in helping others in need.
|
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In 23, Trump wrote that he believed in a ban on assault weapons.
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"She believed in fairness and felt that people weren't being fair," he said.
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Let that listening prompt deeper reflection about why you've believed in certain ideas.
|
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They invested because they believed in Fuego's potential — why would they go slow?
|
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She was an artist who believed in progress, in the evolution of humanity.
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I want to thank everyone that believed in me and believes in me.
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We've always believed in them; we're glad the world increasingly does so too.
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"No one thought Jared or Ivanka believed in Trump's populist platform," Ward writes.
|
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Mud heads out to camp and watches the world she believed in crumble.
|
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They believed in intentional communities that could successfully disrupt the monogamous heterosexual tradition.
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I'm really happy that our partners, during this difficult time, believed in us.
|
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" Baloch also identified herself as a "modern day feminist" and "believed in equality.
|
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If brands really believed in something, they'd actually, you know, endorse a candidate.
|
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Jay believed in their love, even when the show kept forgetting it existed.
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Many more intelligent people than you or me have believed in the Devil.
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Because I believed in myself and I never let anyone tell me otherwise.
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Trump never really believed in the workers' anger, nor did he feel it.
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I also think she believed in the idea of who she was, right?
|
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Firestone saw children as an oppressed class and believed in their radical equality.
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Kaine said that, as a Catholic, he believed in the sanctity of life.
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Because I believed in myself and I never let anyone tell me otherwise.
|
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The year was 275, and nobody believed in Adrian Peterson coming back quickly.
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Instead, she believed in her own center of choreographic gravity, in Los Angeles.
|
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Lisa Rinna said she's "always believed in the paranormal of the spirit world."
|
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Zaha believed in research, and of course, our interests in research will change.
|
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" Not so long ago, she told me, she still believed in "incremental reform.
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"I've always believed in who I am up to this day," Gatlin said.
|
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Racial transcendence is a lie, but it's one that Simpson believed in deeply.
|
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"I believed in Fujimori's fight against terrorism back in the '90s," he said.
|
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"But Leo and the rest of us believed in Iacocca," Mr. DeLuca said.
|
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Both of them took a knee in protest of what they believed in.
|
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"We believed in each other," player Jairus Lyles told reporters after the game.
|
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All she ever asked was that he worked hard and believed in himself.
|
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The only person left that still believed in Bpaet was his trainer Boom.
|
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But while they believed in his vision, many acknowledged the need for change.
|
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Because of its ubiquity, I believed in this rule more than any other.
|
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Sonic, from our inception, has always believed in the concept of net neutrality.
|
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Macron, EU officials said, believed in free trade but wanted to tread carefully.
|
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Two decades ago, he believed in the promise of the Newt Gingrich revolution.
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As a capitalist, I've never believed in excessive government intervention in the economy.
|
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He believed in quiet diplomacy, and if it doesn't work, it doesn't work.
|
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India, he said, was blind to industrialization and, furthermore, believed in central planning.
|
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But he could be more vulnerable than previously believed in the general election.
|
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The reality for the voters who believed in Trump is not so bright.
|
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Above all, McCain believed in American greatness — as a reality, not a slogan.
|
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The Hugo Chávez I knew believed in social justice, equality and fundamental freedoms.
|
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Did Canadians embrace a government health care system because they believed in equity?
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So, by doing that, they believed in themselves, that they could do anything.
|
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But he believed in forcing incremental change, whereas I'm an apostle of disruption.
|
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It believed in the splendor of slang that was deemed unceremonious and paltry.
|
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It believed in taking in the stranger because we were all strangers once.
|
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Stanton was not Anthony's only friend who believed in her views on equality.
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After all, they believed in the startup in question enough to fund them.
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She also believed in phonics, standardized testing, and the transformative power of education.
|
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I disagreed with many of the things that I assume he believed in.
|
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" "I believed in him and his plan," Welsh said, "but he's disappointing me.
|
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They believed in outsourcing all that could be delegated, no matter the cost.
|
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I wish these guys had more – I wish they believed in it more.
|
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He believed in everyone's ability to achieve extraordinary things if given an opportunity.
|
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Both my father and mother believed in raising their daughters to have jobs.
|
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"I believed in what we were doing, but I felt alone," he says.
|
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Moments before, my friend had asked me if I believed in psychic predictions.
|
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Of course, neither believed in such methods, but they clung to this prophecy.
|
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" He also said, "Whatever happened to the party that believed in fiscal responsibility?
|
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They believed in clean sports; so did I when I started the investigation.
|
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Chase believed in corporal punishment, opposed abortion and believed women should dress modestly.
|
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We believed in him in San Diego and brought him up [at 2101].
|
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They also believed in fighting the fire of white supremacy with even more fire.
|
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"I've always believed in everybody gets their fair share and the kids," he said.
|
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I've never really believed in monogamy and having one guy for my entire life.
|
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THAAAAANK YOU from the bottom of my heart to everyone who believed in me!!
|
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Anya Silver believed in a God she couldn't necessarily trust, an old style God.
|
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"He was the only coach that believed in me," he explained, according to ESPN.
|
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But one thing is clear: They believed in more than themselves and their ambitions.
|
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If I believed in guilty pleasures, The Bachelor would be mine, but I don't!
|
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I asked a white retiree if he believed in the existence of white privilege.
|
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Similarly, the Solomon Islanders believed in good sharks that helped protect fishermen and swimmers.
|
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He believed in serving the whole community, whatever they believed about religion or politics.
|
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Ross released a statement Wednesday evening, saying he believed in racial equality, and diversity.
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ISTANBUL — Spying on behalf of the Chinese state went against everything O. believed in.
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Asked by the judge whether she believed in Islamic State's ideology, she said no.
|
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The choreographer has long believed in "colliding different sorts of intelligence in one place".
|
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Though she had always believed in ghosts, she was quite surprised to be one.
|
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Amal continued to partner up with her husband to support causes they believed in.
|
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"If you really believed in this, you'd quit your job," said shark Kevin O'Leary.
|
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People who believed in Musk celebrated his generosity; people who didn't derided the effort.
|
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"I believed in it just as much as anyone else at Facebook," he said.
|
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Tom Parker-like showbiz slickster, believed in success by way of publicity-generating spectacle.
|
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I believed in that reality…I still believe, very strongly, that it will happen.
|
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"He truly believed in me and cared so much about my situation," says Leeper.
|
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When it was a small startup, few observers would have believed in that future.
|
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ALERT: APD investigating multiple shooting 400 block E Monroe St. Suspect believed in custody.
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And they would work with them because they believed in them as an artist.
|
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I really believed in his vision and what he was doing with Silk Road.
|
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"I really believed in my victory, because everything was heading towards that," Isinbayeva said.
|
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It is widely believed in the intelligence community that Russia was behind the attacks.
|
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He believed in what we were doing, and we leaned on him big time.
|
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I knew that Darren believed in me, that gave me a lot of confidence.
|
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Luckily, they believed in our show enough that they wanted to pick it up.
|
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Google, meanwhile, didn't follow Apple's lead, saying that it believed in cross-platform communication.
|
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But we believed in each other's patriotism and the sincerity of each other's convictions.
|
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And all because a law clerk in the Supreme Court believed in Ali's sincerity.
|
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And the world needs a champion who believed in fairness and inclusion for all.
|
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He was always himself: willing to give up everything for what he believed in.
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True, Miranda was an anti-imperialist and he believed in continental solidarity against Spain.
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I celebrated holidays like Christmas, and even believed in Ajuk (the Turkana people's God).
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"We just believed in each other, man," Lyles said after the game on TNT.
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These women personify fearlessness—pushing boundaries and standing up for what they believed in.
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He was old-school because he believed in the primacy of the committee process.
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As for my parents, they believed in God but did not regularly practice religion.
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Hardy notoriously believed in a Malignant Universe ruled by chance and error, not justice.
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By contrast, Unilever's Polman believed in going for the long term from the start.
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And that's what she died doing, she died fighting for what she believed in.
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After a while, I no longer believed in the world in which I lived.
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He always believed in me and inspired my passion for learning, teaching, and service.
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Pisan pictured a city of women; Lincoln believed in union; King had a dream.
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Not always right, not always wrong, but He always followed what he believed in.
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They made music that they were proud of and believed in, through and through.
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Something you always believed in now might not be so true to you anymore.
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But just like my late grandmother actually believed in Batboy, people believe this stuff.
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He could not have known then that everything he believed in would fall apart.
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He also believed in Bloomberg's goal, which was to defeat Trump at all costs.
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He believed in creating new realities, he said; he'd dedicated his life to it.
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"They asked if I believed in fate," said the veteran chef, who is 47.
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I firmly believed in this position before I saw arguments from the other side.
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Once upon a time, they all believed in our code and lived by it.
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"It is likely that they genuinely believed in Peter Ball's innocence," the report said.
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"It is likely that they genuinely believed in Peter Ball's innocence," the inquiry says.
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"I could play tennis, but no one believed in me that much," Sabalenka said.
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Mandela himself was a passionate fan of music who believed in its transformative powers.
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But because we actually wanted to take a stand for what we believed in.
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A lot of people believed in me, put in a lot of hard work.
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Biden fended off Gillibrand's broadside, saying he's always believed in equal rights for women.
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She added that she worked only with companies whose products she personally believed in.
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He liked young, tough guys willing to stand up for what they believed in.
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He believed in himself last year but obviously he's having a lot more success.
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"We believed in this team even when nobody else did," linebacker Davin Bellamy said.
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But, he added, as an "unreconstructed liberal," he believed in what Johnson was doing.
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The biggest thing I took from it was that he still believed in me.
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"He really believed in the power of government more than the power of wealth."
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"They were the organization that believed in me when everybody else passed," Martinez said.
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Besides, to a man who believed in frugality and discipline, they were also offensive.
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" He later wrote: "I believed in Mahler from the moment I heard his music.
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They have asked to be part of the America they have always believed in.
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He said he believed in keeping a diversity of working-class voices in newspapers.
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Was I really defending someone who believed in something I was so vehemently against?
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And Von Braun believed in the leapfrog: 'You can't go incremental, astronaut to astronaut.
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He frowned and said that he believed in the right tool for the task.
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He's always really understood content and understood news in particular and believed in it.
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And it took a lot of courage to say, it's something I certainly believed and I believed in contraceptives for myself, I believed in telling my kids to use them and so I didn't have a problem with my values around that.
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The beautiful thing about our relationship and what saved it for all the years is, it was based more on how we believed in each other when no one else believed in us, our trust in one another and respect for one another.
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In October, Mr. Sanders was asked on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" whether he believed in God.
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You will eat real steak once by mistake and question everything you've ever believed in.
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I was a good motivator; I believed in his abilities to get the job done.
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"They absolutely believed in helping me become whoever I was meant to become," he explained.
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Others, some of them factory workers, supported the Union because they believed in abolishing slavery.
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KAYE: In his memoir, Blair wrote that Bush sincerely believed in spreading freedom and democracy.
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They were staunchly conservative Republicans who believed in racial and religious equality above all else.
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Both believed in the power of biometrics and the potential of creating frictionless customer experiences.
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I mean it was UUNET, MM ... the one, that other crazy guy believed in aliens.
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Because she believed in me, and she always made me feel like I was enough.
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Both were ideological thinkers who believed in building a coalition of fiscal and social conservatives.
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Polinsky also believed in the value of the Stitch Fix service, having been a customer.
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Travis designed, I think, a really compelling culture, and believed in it, and published it.
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"I've never believed in that whole thing about the whole isolated hermit writer," James says.
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Not because I believed in them, but he was my friend, and he was dead.
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A relative of Rafsanjani told Reuters that the former president "always believed in the revolution".
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That's the type of kick-butt patriotism I believed in when I was growing up.
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We're giving an opportunity and believing in someone, just like that judge believed in me.
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If you believed in Trump's ideas, as Sessions does, that seems like a reasonable bargain.
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My friend Steve Maraboli recently asked on his Instagram account if people believed in soulmates.
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We -- if Hollywood actually believed in their causes, there would be no guns at all.
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Holley says, at the time she and Johnnie represented Simpson, they believed in his innocence.
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But during the 20th Century, the US barred immigrants who believed in communism or anarchism.
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Apple has always believed in being transparent about the ways we handle and protect data.
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The things that I just mentioned energy independence are all things that Reagan believed in.
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"I believed in myself, but I [also] knew change couldn't happen without action," she says.
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He said Qatar believed in diplomacy and wanted to promote peace in the Middle East.
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None of my friends had believed in Santa Claus before, but these pictures were proof.
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I had really great investors and creative producers who believed in what I was doing.
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"I believed in Chinatown; this was an area I had known for years," says Otto.
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We're going to fulfill the promises of Donald Trump, and that's what we believed in.
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For if he had believed in the Jewish lore, wouldn't he have also expected death?
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It made it much easier and I wish young Aaron would've believed in them sooner.
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Contextualizing this "monogamy" ending, he explained to Weider: At the time, I believed in it.
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And in the hearing, every senator who spoke up said they believed in ethical hacking.
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I stood up for what I believed in, maintained my standards, and expressed my needs.
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We knew there was a long way to go and we believed in our group.
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He believed in his heart of hearts that his penis was a disappointment to womankind.
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The reason the Nazis collected this stuff was not because the Nazis believed in it.
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I took a job there as a doctor because I believed in the agency's mission.
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We were pushed forward, also by the people at Mayhem who really believed in us.
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He believed in an America where we root for and remain loyal to each other.
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He believed in himself absolutely, but that faith did not diminish the rest of us.
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No one I talked to in Kansas told me that he believed in climate change.
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But Frank was from Vermont, which meant that he believed in crystals and cosmic energy.
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CALVIN KLEIN I continued to do the clothes I believed in, regardless of the venue.
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"Not many people believed in me, but I wanted to accomplish something," Mr. Lezama said.
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Segal believed in practicing real, serious journalism, covering communities traditionally ignored by the mainstream media.
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Finally, somebody, these two girls, they were amazing, they believed in what we were doing.
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It turns out, they believed in him and had to feign disinterest to get him.
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The most ardent supporters of that theory believed in a kind of Nordic El Dorado.
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For the longest time, I've been a journeyman actor, but DC still believed in me.
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Whereas Cesaire believe in a static sense of identity, Glissant believed in a fluid one.
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He was also the first man in my life that I felt believed in me.
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I asked him once if he believed in democracy and he just sort of laughed.
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"My mom just wanted to donate her body for something she believed in," he says.
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That they came from Germany, believed in Germany, fought for Germany, and killed for Germany.
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Lewis also believed in objective moral truth and considered subjectivism a grave threat to civilization.
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I never believed in a better ice cube tray until I met the Peak tray.
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I had long believed in an America with opportunity for all and favoritism for none.
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I still believed in Santa at the time, and so did many of my classmates.
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She hadn't recorded a song yet, but that was how much he believed in her.
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Every milestone they reach is because you believed in them as much as I did.
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"I believed in this product so much that I invested in the company," Richie said.
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The America that they believed in was under attack, not from without, but from within.
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But really I'd just believed in something that didn't exist: a dating world without players.
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"You backtrack on everything that you ever believed in, everything about your safety," she said.
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But within psychology lots of people believed in the approach but just couldn't do it.
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And before other people believed in her, she had to believe in her own capabilities.
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I wondered why he was there but was thrilled because I fervently believed in Santa.
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The "Brownshirts," party enthusiasts who believed in a greater Aryan nation, come quickly to mind.
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They believed in the dream, and they have to suffer the consequences of that optimism.
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Steve Jobs once told employees that he believed in a 'no excuses' form of leadership.
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The men and women who built companies like Apple and Atari still believed in technology.
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I adored the kids and believed in their ability to heal in the right circumstances.
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People believed in me, sometimes more than I did, and that mattered a great deal.
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She believed in character before intellect, that spiritual support is as important as material support.
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" Besides, "nobody" in his family believed in "that stuff" and they all turned out "fine.
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"Those players that he believed in, he was patient when they were struggling," Black said.
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Not really, since, when it comes to issues, Sanders has always believed in magical realism.
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"We believed in the clean technology and how much it can transform the city's future."
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I knew at a young age that he stood up for what he believed in.
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"I once believed in this image of him as a brutal guy," Aliyev told me.
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" He said, "I disagreed with many of the things that I assume he believed in.
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"Every president on mount Rushmore believed in protecting American industry," Trump said at the rally.
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Something you once believed in may not be something you want to stand behind today.
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But I believed in my ridiculous dream and I turned my fantasy into a reality.
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He believed in and acted as if Congress was a co-equal branch of government.
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The dream of those who believed in an Americanized Communism was killed by this lie.
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You came here because you believed in us and our ideas, and I love that.
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Wolfowitz, an idealist and humanitarian, had long believed in America's responsibility to promote democracy abroad.
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Many also believed in science and the advances it delivers, which maybe shouldn't be surprising.
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"We gave everyone a festival and believed in our success until the end," he said.
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Then, the second portion of it was, I actually really really believed in online video.
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It did not advise selling the stock, though, noting that investors believed in the Netflix story.
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Or, if we didn't, at least we could further the causes he so dearly believed in.
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"They were actively involved in volunteering activities and truly believed in giving back to the community."
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He believed in the monarchy, that it is the thing that is keeping the country together.
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I too was always the DJ free of charge for any cause that she believed in.
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The Sharks believed in the vision and mission of the company and were eager to help.
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I had always believed in the Islamic dictum that God promises sustenance to all, even insects.
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One Australian Aboriginal group called the Songlines believed in a giant tiger shark called the Bangudya.
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" Ross Douthat as early as May flagged indications that Trump "never really believed in Trumpism himself.
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Watching a love that he really believed in fall apart wasn't playing out well for us.
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"Like Tommy Hilfiger, we have always believed in celebrating individuality and breaking conventions," said The Chainsmokers.
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Without evidence, you'll have trouble being believed in a world where profit is valued over people.
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However, Joy believed in her product so much that she began pitching it on QVC herself.
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He believed in the monarchy, that it is the thing that is keeping the country together.
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Mary Magdalene wasn't just a hanger-on chick, but a lady who believed in the cause.
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" Another uncle, Jerome Barnett, told CNN: "She's a person that stood by what she believed in.
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And just like Rihanna, Princess Diana used her appearance to support designers that she believed in.
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I thank all of you, Sherpa's Limited Partners, who have believed in our team from 2013.
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The GDR had a distinct culture and values, and many of its citizens believed in them.
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He was an eternal optimist, willing to bet the ranch on a business he believed in.
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It would be a God-filled community, even if none of its members believed in God.
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They and millions like them believed in America's moral standing in a dark and intolerant world.
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Most (but not all) attendees were biblical literalists, and believed in a young-Earth creation story.
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It was not for votes, or to win an election, but because we believed in it.
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I've always believed in my wrestling and I feel like I'm strong in that particular area.
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Today my son is gone, and I feel betrayed by a system that I believed in.
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Jefferson, along with his successor, James Madison, believed in a limited role for the federal government.
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While McCain believed in duty, honor and country, Trump believes in looking out for No. 1.
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America spearheaded a coalition of allies around the world that believed in freedom, democracy and trade.
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What happened to the Republican party—whatever happened to the party that believed in fiscal responsibility?
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"He did not believe in God, he believed in people," his daughter, Laila Roman-Jiménez, said.
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The people at home still loved him and believed in him, he said, over and over.
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In May, the New York Times's Ross Douthat questioned if Trump ever really believed in Trumpism.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. A religious Christian, she believed in expressing her faith through service.
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He came to the States to intern for a politician he believed in, Virginia's then-Gov.
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But Heyer went anyway because she wanted to stand up for what she believed in. Gov.
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And that's my spiritual heritage: a Roman who believed in sincerity that he was a Jew.
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He had no doubts about his work, and there were always people who believed in him.
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"She stood up for what she believed in and was full of sheer positivity," Tseng says.
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" "This was ... a promise that he was going to make us and I believed in it.
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And Taranto and Hix eventually became successful, as did those early investors who believed in them.
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He believed in the monarchy that it is the thing that is keeping the country together.
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Or perhaps Brandeis truly believed in using state power "to create a better world" through sterilization.
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"The wildlings were the ones who believed in equality and didn't believe in nobility," said Dyson.
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Pre-Enlightenment physicians also believed in the four humors: blood, yellow bile, black bile, and phlegm.
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Some disappointment could come your way today, especially if you believed in irresponsible things or people.
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Orwell believed in the talismanic power of clear language to make lies and appalling talk plain.
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She told them that she believed in both of them, in their potential, in their talent.
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When I was at the bottom of the totem pole, I believed in the American dream.
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But at the end of the day, did she stand up for something she believed in?
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The story believed in something besides the self-immolating antics of dysfunction — their flickering, intoxicating glow.
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He also believed in men's and women's collections being designed together and flowing into each other.
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"He believed in cryonics, but he didn't believe in mutilation," his brother Jim told the outlet.
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I'm a happy man for having believed in this music, which is known around the world.
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These West Coasts believed in the occult, magic, and consulted the tarot cards of Aleister Crowley.
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I've always believed in the servant leadership theory, being a servant and helping other people grow.
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"Neutrality, distance, reserve: I have always believed in these things as my guiding aesthetic," he said.
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I believed in giving him the agency the Chinese government and state media had refused him.
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"I certainly wasn't going to take a show unless I really believed in it," he said.
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He said he believed in his students enough to know they wouldn't abuse the new policy.
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In a previous interview about Ms. McGrath's feminism, Mr. Barr said he believed in equal opportunity.
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Hitler believed in telling lies so big that their very scale left some residue of credibility.
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"They believed in order," Luis Robles, who represented one of the officers, said in an interview.
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I was proud to serve in the Marines in Vietnam, and I believed in our mission.
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McCain believed in the idea of public service as a noble -- flawed, but nonetheless noble -- profession.
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Trump disagreed with lots of things McCain said he believed in (low-key shade there) 3.
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But Johnson and his advisers, at least, believed in their mission and its prospects for success.
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Harvey believed in it, he cared about it, and he defended it to the last word.
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Growing up in Indianapolis, Storen had a pitching instructor, Jay Lehr, who believed in the technique.
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She believed in therapy, in theory, but was ashamed to be the one who needed it.
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Over time, voters who believed in a police state became ones who fought for workers' rights.
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The Mu'tazilah applied reason to the study of the holy book and believed in free will.
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Under President Barack Obama, it saw an America that believed in many of those things, too.
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Jones was eager to have Benioff and Weiss on board because she believed in their talent.
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By then, Ms. McCaskill had made clear she believed in a 60-vote threshold for confirmation.
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Advisors who believed in her vision and her potential were comfortable advocating for her to investors.
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She believed in an afterlife, as one might expect given that she belongs to a church.
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Obama believed in a cautious pursuit of national interest through diplomacy and multilateral agreements, whenever possible.
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"I believed in my core that we would eventually get here," Murphy told a news conference.
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In November, citizens banded together to raise millions through small donations for candidates they believed in.
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" Ms. Moreau believed in surrendering to her directors, requiring what she called "a complete, unquestioning rapport.
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"Well, it was no risk, no fear at all, because I believed in her," Charles said.
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Chief Justice Rehnquist believed in judicial restraint — not in enforcing the original meaning of the Constitution.
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My father knew Donald Trump, he believed in Donald Trump, and he voted for Donald Trump.
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Those who negotiated the agreement said they believed in the deal, despite some of those concerns.
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"Like all of us who were working in counterterrorism, we believed in our work," Haspel said.
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Is it your assumption that I believed in authoritarian communism that was in the Soviet Union?
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I think it makes him conflicted, but I think he also believed in the company. Yeah.
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Of course our founders believed in God, believed in nature&aposs God and you would acknowledge Leo, that there have been plenty of law in this country that were on the books for 45 years that should have never been on the books in the first place.
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"They have never believed in the legitimacy of this president," said Senator Chris Murphy, Democrat of Connecticut.
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And I said you know what&aposs so sad is I have always believed in the system.
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"There was a rallying cry from a collective that believed in the name Hawkeye," the actor shared.
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But Christie was a woman who believed in humans' capacity for darkness — as well as incredible logic.
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Even 18 percent of self-proclaimed atheists said they believed in some kind of higher spiritual power .
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Nick Jonas has a surprising Christmas confession to make this year: he never believed in Santa Claus.
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The founders believed in rights that didn't require the labor or taxes of others to be fulfilled.
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"No one thought Jared or Ivanka believed in Trump's populist platform," Vicky Ward wrote in Kushner, Inc.
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Above all, whether in politics, economics, foreign policy or humanitarian causes, Gladstone believed in experts and research.
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I had not believed in Mami's water, but when it touched my stomach it made me sick.
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Ancient Greece & RomeWomen in both of these cultures believed in the power of purity and natural beauty.
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"I'd always believed in him," says the singer, now his partner in a chain of burger joints.
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He also believed in automatic writing, where you pull words from a subconscious, spiritual or supernatural source.
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Victims are finally being heard and believed in a tangible way in industries where that's long overdue.
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It is believed in some Asian cultures that the gathering of a large crowd honours the dead.
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Fringe political parties in Europe that already believed in curbing globalization took advantage of that growing sentiment.
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And he credits the educators who believed in him for giving him a chance at that life.
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It's something my parents really believed in, which is we all do better when we're physically together.
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The accelerator has always believed in democratizing networking in the tech industry by simply not requiring it.
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I have destroyed the one person that has believed in and brought out the best in me.
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And it understands that being an American, as Gaiman believed in 2001, is a religion worth examining.
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The ancient universities clearly believed in building quiet cloisters where academics would have the freedom to think.
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"We have decades of experience and we always believed in the idea of revealed power," LeCates said.
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She said he believed in helping people and was already supporting her and her family, Araoz said.
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I was making sure I believed in myself this time, to make post-college life pro-ME.
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Aucoin also believed in the kind of democratization of beauty that the internet brought us years later.
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Trump said Schlafly believed in the power of everyday American to challenge "the rigged system" he said.
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Known as the clunky portmanteau Brangelina, the two were a Hollywood pair that many people believed in.
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"All of them told me that they believed in me, and I believe in them," she said.
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I believed in a marketplace of ideas, where bad ideas would be defeated and good ideas refined.
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Everything we believed in, everything people fought and died for in the '60s, is under attack today.
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He said that people believed in the promise of tech companies to solve the "hanging chad" problem.
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By Wright's count, Pruitt was asked whether Trump believed in climate change 10 times(!) in the interview.
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" Adding, "He gave me my name, he believed in me, and he has inspired an entire generation.
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I believed in the project but I never could expect so much love and praise for MONGO.
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However, he believed in Neil Gorsuch, and now Gorsuch is an official member of the Supreme Court.
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"Mom always believed in finding the sunshine in things, and she adored my girlfriend Jan," he said.
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Christopher, straight-faced on a monitor, asks Black Kevin if he really ever believed in all that.
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It is widely believed in the currency market that China's reserves are part of the unallocated pool.
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Perhaps if he believed in himself a little harder, this viral video would have a different ending.
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My father, who is one of my biggest role models, always believed in the importance of saving.
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Bob Ross believed in bringing joy through art, and one woman is following in his painting strokes.
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Trump ran directly in opposition to the establishment of the Republican Party -- and all it believed in.
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Voters who loved and believed in him propelled him to victory, but with the most miniscule margins.
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He believed in an independent Cuba, a moderate and democratic political system with protections to tame capitalism.
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She had cared for me, believed in me, and told me to follow my intuition and dreams.
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Americans who have traditionally believed in the Republican Party want solutions to the issues facing our country.
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I believed in him and I still believe in him and I think the stock goes higher.
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"I have always believed in the common destiny of the CDU and CSU," he told Spiegel magazine.
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According to the photographer, the products are believed in Vietnamese culture to connect people to their ancestors.
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So, she brought it to a club on her own since she believed in it so much.
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They found someone/something they believed in, they dedicated themselves, stuck with it, and made a difference.
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Would it not be valid to consider whether a judicial nominee believed in civil rights for all?
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We would never have tried to stop her because we all believed in what she was doing.
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Throughout history, a sizable sector of Iranian society has believed in kings and strongmen ruling their country.
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They believed in violence and Debs never thought that violence would accomplish anything for the working class.
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Even with the Yankees doing the best to make us all question everything we've ever believed in.
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I was there because I believed in it, Daryl [Hannah, his girlfriend and actress] believes in it.
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Some survived, catastrophically injured and others gave their very lives for the ideals that they believed in.
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Evelyn always believed in her husband, but could never have predicted how much his message would resonate.
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I've always believed in the power of broke: the less you have, the more creative you get.
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We believed in the possibility of achieving objectivity, a notion that in the 21st century seems naïve.
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"He believed in a practical approach, not tangling with government when not absolutely necessary," Mr. Rapaport said.
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I believed in the radical possibility of love, the radical stupidity of it, of letting myself fall.
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He really believed in what he was doing, and what he was doing was the right way.
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Like Comey, Mueller believed in his own purity so much that he was blinded to his naïveté.
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He believed in the vision of the United Nations but understood that it might never achieve it.
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My parents believed in me, but they certainly weren't going to subsidize what they considered my folly.
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Then again, I also believed in Brian Kelly when he became the head coach at Notre Dame.
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Albert Einstein, the inspiration for Alan Lightman's book of fables, believed in the endlessness of the cosmos.
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The science had to be rigged, he thought; those who believed in it were just tree-huggers.
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Miles Davis, he told me, believed in only two categories of thinking: the truth and white bullshit.
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" He added: "Mom always believed in finding the sunshine in things and she adored my girlfriend Jan.
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Of course he believed in reality, he told the psychologist, convinced that the conversation was in jest.
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"I've always believed in him on this surface since we started working together in 2015," Gimelstob said.
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He said on Facebook that his family "believed in the importance of visionary public service and philanthropy".
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"Senator Klobuchar has always believed in pursuing justice without fear or favor," her campaign representative told Refinery29.
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"He believed in the validity of protecting the public good and the financial system," Andrew Bradfield said.
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They believed in the American values for which they had been fighting for the past three decades.
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They were also more likely to say they believed in equality among sexes, races and socioeconomic conditions.
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It was Capouya who pushed Baldwin to leave the church, since he no longer believed in it.
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He also believed in books as a social glue, and there's not much of that left now.
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I don't care how you look at it: I was not standing for what I believed in.
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"She believed in her religion and tried to follow the tenets of her religion," Kelly Golightley said.
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Even when we disagree, especially when we disagree, John believed in honest argument and hearing our views.
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That nominee could just have been an individual who "believed in" Trump and his views of America.
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And give Nixon his due on this: He believed in the law, even though he broke it.
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Yves Saint Laurent, you believed in me and stood by my side when I needed it most!
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They had backed her financially and on the ground, they believed in what she was doing. Mrs.
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And yet, when asked if he still believed in the limitless potential of technology, Jobs answered yes.
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She certainly had been using cold reading, but he felt that she sincerely believed in her abilities.
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Everyone I'd let down, everyone who worked for me, who campaigned for me, who believed in me.
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"Nobody believed in this bull market and they still don't," said Marc Chaikin, CEO of Chaikin Analytics.
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He believed in managerial capitalism, where government and large corporations balanced each other while shareholders were unimportant.
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He would just keep on going if he believed in something and if it helped Latino artists.
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It is believed in the field that Amazon employs more PhD economists than any other tech company.
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Instead, he said, he chose to tell the truth about a government he no longer believed in.
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Kant believed in an ethical rule so stringent not even he thought it was achievable by mortals.
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I believed in biblical miracles: stories of walking on water, talking bushes and multiplying loaves of bread.
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Vera List would become a major donor to causes and institutions she believed in, particularly the arts.
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We believed in the shelter of America, in the compassion of America, in the opportunity of America.
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The man who taught me how to pray was suddenly asking me if I believed in God.
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It was an affront to them to have a confident female artist who believed in her brilliance.
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He believed in himself despite all the naysayers," Douglas tells us ... "It's a lot of similarities there.
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I looked up Paimon and found out that he's a thing that people apparently once believed in.
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"Rent was written by this young man who believed in true love, standing for what you believed in [and] that art was more important than anything else — all of these things that at some point in our lives we all believed too," executive producer Adam Siegel told Variety.
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The post-war era is one in which people are very much divided between those who believed in economic redistribution, a strong welfare state, and a role for Keynesian economic management versus those who believed in markets and hands off, low taxation and more classical liberalism in the economy.
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"We've always believed in the value of entertaining, thought-provoking conversation," Barack Obama said in a press release.
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"We didn't believe in going fast; we believed in taking our tractor and going real slow," she said.
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"I have always believed in miracles," sang the prime minister, Scott Morrison (pictured), who is an evangelical Christian.
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So, it was something I ain't have to think twice about and always believed in, that it'll work.
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"We believed in loan modifications, and we were financially incented to (provide) them when we could," he said.
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She wasn't a big-shot lawyer in this case; she was just a teacher who believed in me.
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I thought about everybody who was a part of it in my time here and believed in me.
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He believed in his vision, as any good startup founder should, and the company has grown and thrived.
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She was someone with such innate goodness and who was courageous in fighting for what she believed in.
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I dedicate the win to myself as I have always believed in my work despite all the difficulties.
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It was widely believed in the currency market that part of China's reserves were in the unallocated pool.
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One legend that he skewers is that Ben-Gurion believed in the possibility of peace with the Arabs.
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But he said he believed in his doctors and the technology and was willing to take the risk.
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In the 1890s, the financial elite believed in the gold standard because it protected the interests of creditors.
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I think they just really believed in me and Alan and the ideas we had for the show.
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At the same time, she repeatedly made clear that she believed in the mission of the United Nation.
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They came from a hard-working, close-knit family that believed in them and never failed them. 2.
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And I believed in every possibility that we could do this, and Tana's vision would be a success.
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"When we came here nobody took us seriously but we believed in ourselves," midfielder Anicet Abel told Reuters.
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Luckily, his family believed in him enough to give him 2,000 kilos of beans to prove his point.
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Love it or loathe it, I always believed in what I wrote and will continue to do so.
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Perhaps most importantly, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt is said to have believed in the power of the superstition.
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But we all really believed in the project and the song, and just wanted to make something special.
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But beyond the music, he also fought for causes he believed in, like raising money for AIDs research.
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As for privacy concerns, Mr. Corkum said that he believed in setting boundaries on data collection and use.
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Univision has said that it bought Gawker Media because it believed in the work that our publications do.
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She was shot dead for fighting for what she believed in: gender equality, LGBTQ visibility, and human rights.
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The specific thing I was working on I really believed in, and so I felt really accomplished ... Conceptual.
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They stood up for what they believed in and they were never afraid to say what they thought.
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She suffered greatly from the losses of the Lebanese conflicts and believed in politically engaged art and activism.
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Mr. Kasem believed in certain things, and those things became causes he would go to the mat for.
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"Pat would have found Kaepernick an extremely admirable person for what he believed in," Krakauer told the Post.
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"I had a hard time finding anyone under age forty who believed in much of anything," he said.
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I encountered countless strong working women, some of whom believed in abortion rights, who had voted for Trump.
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Was it with a clear mind that she believed in us, or was it just the booze talking?
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And unlike their New Deal progenitors, these liberals believed in advancing equal rights for Americans of all races.
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Sting said he "never believed in ghosts" and was "very skeptical about it until I lived with them."
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I don't know if she believed in that stuff, but it did seem to make her more comfortable.
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Goldwater believed in a small government and wanted to see a severe cutback in government spending and regulation.
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But the original architects of the building, he said, "really believed in providing a place for the placeless."
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The dehumanization and devaluing of minorities over the centuries is why Donham's lie was easily believed in 1955.
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As Green noted in an article for Observer, Buffett further shared that his dad truly believed in him.
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"At heart, Bourne is a patriot who's been betrayed by the institutions he believed in," Mr. Rouse said.
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On the one hand, genuinely sincere American Communists truly believed in Marxism as a vehicle for racial equality.
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Diatchenko expressed amusement at the notion that anyone would have believed in her chances of winning the match.
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More important, it was a start, and Wofford was a pragmatic idealist: he believed in progress, not perfection.
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Throughout all of her financial hardships, Jaramillo said, she has believed in the power of paying it forward.
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She knew what a blessing it was to participate for a candidate she believed in, what a privilege.
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The condemned believed in extremist ideology and were members of terror groups, the ministry said in a statement.
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I believed in the voters when I first ran for office, and I still believe in them today.
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I felt I had been fooled by someone I believed in, and that's when my thinking completely changed.
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Because he believed in the fallen nature of humanity, Lewis was concerned by the concentration of political power.
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"Our founders have always believed in scale," Scott Sandell, its managing general partner, told Michael in an interview.
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Cannon decided in the end he believed in himself and was undervalued by the network ... so he quit.
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The promise of that university education was why the people I grew up with believed in the dream.
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Ms. Hairston, the former medical assistant, took the job in 2015 because she believed in the group's mission.
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"There was nothing that inspired me like politics, especially working for a candidate I believed in," she said.
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Along the way, Okrent introduces readers to the swaths of Americans who believed in this point of view.
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"I have to thank my teammates and the coach who believed in me," Musa said after the match.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - Michigan voter Monique Dooley believed in Bernie Sanders' forceful message of support for America's working class.
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" Cindi Leive, editor in chief of Glamour, said on Twitter that Mr. Newhouse "believed in creativity and instinct.
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You may find that something you believed in before turned out not to be so reliable after all.
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This does not mean they are dead, though some in the Trump administration have never believed in them.
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He fought against mob violence but believed in revolutionary violence for self-defense and the destruction of slavery.
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He also believed in the power of the internet to get that information to people without governments interfering.
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"Mom always believed in finding the sunshine in things, and she adored my girlfriend, Jan," Mr. Weiss said.
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The Good Internet believed in the promise of community—that if you could build one, anything was possible.
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He believed in centralizing and nationalizing, and letting the best minds weigh the evidence and run the country.
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"I want to explore these forces — forces I've always believed in," he says in the show's opening moments.
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"Heather was a normal person, who took a strong stand for what she believed in," Ms. Bro said.
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Politicians who believed in American values would denounce this behavior, even if it came from their own leader.
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Both men believed in him, which helped him to continue to push himself to achieve more each year.
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The actions of the guards at Abu Ghraib invalidated the American idea of liberation that I believed in.
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It is widely believed in the currency market that part of China's reserves are in the unallocated pool.
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This is also an opportunity for me to thank everyone who has believed in me since day 1.
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Other presidents' nominees, even when controversial, were often veterans of the Washington bureaucracy and generally believed in it.
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She was his character alibi — if she forgave and believed in him, the public would support him too.
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It was Ike who believed in fewer arms sales and more humanitarian aid as the pathway to peace.
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He remembers and believed in a very different world and felt like his daughter has lost her mind.
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Most poor families I knew as a kid avoided food stamps; they believed in bootstraps, not getting help.
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He believed in being honest, but at the same time, the object was to get out of prison.
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They believed in, and used, the chief institutions of the postwar world, whether NATO or the United Nations.
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And both men believed in the need to set up an external political arm — Obama for America vs.
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But now thousands of people could lose their jobs solely because they believed in Neumann and his vision.
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Related: The two men who almost derailed New England's first colonies Bradford and other Pilgrims believed in predestination.
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She believed in that virtuous, reoxygenating circle whereby density—and short blocks and small green spaces—guaranteed diversity.
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"I still in a lot of ways support the Register — I just wish they had believed in me."
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"I have long believed in a future where adult smokers overwhelmingly choose alternative products like Juul," said Crosthwaite.
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Still, the rapper believed in his dream and recruited country star Billy Ray Cyrus to make a remix.
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Against all of the evidence presented to him, my detective believed in the cryptid, and it paid off.
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"We both come from families that believed in leaving the world better than you found it," writes Melinda.
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I think about some of the things that I believed in the '90s that I don't believe anymore.
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This, in full, is a little joke called "Neglect": The Lord was asked if He believed in reincarnation.
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In 2019, white- and blue-collar workers at big tech firms stood up for what they believed in.
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Not because he believed in the mission of I.R.I., or in advancing the principle of free-market democracy.
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She delved into the world of lucid dreamers who believed in the liminal space between consciousness and dreams.
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Damian Woetzel, who has directed the festival since 2007, said he believed in nurturing talent over multiple seasons.
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"Tiger believed in me, and that's why he threw me out early, to get the momentum," Reed said.
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They believed in her, she said, and told her she would be the future of the troubled community.
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Hussle believed in hard work and black uplift and self-reliance, and started several businesses in the hood.
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I never really studied any of that stuff, and I never believed in it until I worked here.
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A man who once believed in the gold standard saw his successor preside over a vastly-expanded Fed balance sheet and near-zero interest rates; a man who believed in the free market saw a vast bailout of a banking sector that depends on an implicit government subsidy (via deposit insurance).
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" But Meadow drops a bomb that if Ivy" already believed in something there wouldn't be any room for him.
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There's only one option left, and if the Church of Night believed in Hail Marys, this would be it.
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"His father has always been a great supporter of him and has believed in his son's cause," Begg said.
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"The system we believed in -- that we see as protection for Hong Kong people -- is very fragile," he said.
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I am grateful to you, Iowa, you believed in me when others didn't think this night would be possible.
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But as Ray Dalio looked me in the eyes recently and said those words, I believed in his sincerity.
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The most important thing is that you fought for what you believed in, and that is always worth it.
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GUILFOYLE: And you were our biggest supporter when no one believed in the show, that we could make it.
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That particular belief of his gives me the most joy because he believed in everything so he is everywhere.
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I can't believe people believed in me this much just to make it to the top two with Caleb.
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"I did what I believed in," the designer, who turns 75 this week, said of how she became successful.
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There wasn't the budget for extravagance, and she was far from flashy, but she believed in a little pampering.
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These were the people who believed in the same stories we did — of gods and mythological creatures, among others.
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Ms. Starke said she, too, believed in the power of brands, even when they weren't pre-eminently technology companies.
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We thought that democracy had severe flaws, we recognized democratic deficits, but we believed in the possibility of reform.
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But his family taught him to fight hard what he believed in -- even if that felt against the grain.
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In the car, Elizabeth, 17, turned to her mother and told her that she no longer believed in God.
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And his clear win in Wisconsin certainly energizes all those who have believed in the senator from day 1.
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And it believed in organizing workers and other voters for the long-term struggle to create a better world.
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" Drawing a contrast with the Republicans, Sanders said Trump believed in "starvation wages" and "yuuuuuuuge tax breaks for billionaires.
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Justice Scalia believed in one simple principle: That law came to the court as an is not an ought.
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But after Teal's first angel investor, Northgate Capital's Mark Harris, believed in Matus' vision, things became easier, he admitted.
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He rejected physical violence as a way of ruling, believed in dignity and hard work, and respected private life.
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It was Ford all along who believed in the hosts' minds, and it was Ford who set them free.
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Jordyn was someone that Khloé really trusted and believed in and supported and employed and all of the above.
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In February, Vandermeyden said that she stayed on at Tesla despite harassment because she believed in the company's mission.
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He still believed in Christendom, but his experience of God persuaded him that the church was getting it wrong.
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"My Nana stuck up for what she believed in and did something amazing," the Descendants star, 16, tells PEOPLE.
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One of them had a problem with the church, let's put it this way, but he believed in Christ.
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At the time he had believed in the war as a justified action of defence against hostile Arab neighbours.
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They have stuck to their game plan and believed in their way of doing it, and that's a strength.
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"We're organizers who believed in Bernie's call for a political revolution," former organizing director Claire Sandberg told NBC News.
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He believed in the Bible -- all of it -- and said he didn't smoke, drink or have sex before marriage.
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But there is no doubt that Mr Blair believed in it and thought it right to act on it.
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And our team was made up [of] amazing people from all over the world who believed in this story.
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But this isn't even an idea he believed in strongly enough to push for when he had the chance.
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Back then, I genuinely believed in the Christian God, and my dark prayer weighed heavily on top of me.
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Christians have always believed in protecting God's creation and today more Christians are taking a stand on climate change.
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And for a while, his speech — which laid out the principles he personally believed in — was very well-received.
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Even when U.S. foreign policy was unpopular, people around the world still believed in America -- the place, the idea.
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He pointed to other categories in the survey that showed employees believed in the bank's values and were satisfied.
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Those who believed in the sanctity of the individual had been conditioned to do so by their class position.
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"'I think he was a guy who really believed in his cause," Hovator says of Hitler in Fausset's piece.
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Hoover believed in an intricate mythology about the powers of communism and why it was inimical to American life.
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Bush believed in the power of political leaders to help usher the nation and the world through big changes.
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Former President Richard Nixon's daughters Tricia Nixon Cox and Julie Nixon Eisenhower: Our father believed in George H.W. Bush.
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A survey by the Pew Research Center in 2012 found that 69 percent of Indonesian Muslims believed in witchcraft.
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"Once I got to 16 I hit a really good shot, so I just believed in myself," Morikawa said.
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Mazie Keiko Hirono (D-Hawaii) that all women must be believed in these situations because of their gender. Period.
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"We got conservative," Newton said, adding that players had to trust in coaching and they believed in their plan.
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Many feel little solidarity with protesters who believed in a China that they themselves increasingly want no part of.
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In the 1970s, "Buffalo became a hotbed of people who understood and believed in worker cooperatives," Ms. Stewart said.
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Clinton defended the nuclear agreement with Iran, saying she believed in a "distrust-but-verify" approach with the country.
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He knew the flesh-and-blood realities of war and believed in giving autonomy to commanders on the ground.
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Trump had no real policy agenda to speak of, he believed in himself and his "gut" but little else.
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He believed in U.S. hard power, but also in "soft power" — including the promotion of democracy and human rights.
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Mr. Edhi said he believed in humanity and was wary of people who used religion for their vested interests.
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The example demonstrates how she believed in being able to start a new chapter at any point in life.
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Reforms along these lines would work, if only we had someone in the White House who believed in them.
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I never called George Wallace a racist because I never believed that he believed in what he was preaching.
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Trump's base, roughly one-third of the electorate, would have always believed in his innocence, regardless of Mueller's findings.
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If Trump really believed in America first, he would not spend taxpayer money defending the borders of other countries.
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He asked Huth and van Vledder if they believed in the di lep; they still weren't sure, they replied.
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"It's the real woman you get to see, the broken woman… Everything she believed in is gone," he said.
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Those who believed in the free market in the 90s weren't idiots; they just hadn't been proven wrong yet.
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Britain believed in multilateral cooperation, he said, while the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation was the "cornerstone of our defence".
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"You know, most of those agencies were built at a time when we believed in government," she told me.
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But he also believed in human genius and creativity and set very high, very moving stakes for their study.
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In one, an official suggests sending a surrogate to ask an unnamed candidate whether that candidate believed in God.
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Roque said Duterte knew the police had flaws and would not tolerate abuses, but he still believed in them.
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I was told that I could accomplish anything if I believed in myself and that sexism was not insurmountable.
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Although von Einem believed in the power of tonality, "Der Prozess" absorbs everything from jazz to 12-tone music.
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In a Swedish study on AA, researchers asked members if they believed in God, and 80 percent said no.
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He believed in only one way to make his 237-liter Bentleys go faster: Make the engines even bigger.
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They believed in what they were doing — or, at least, believed what they were doing would win the war.
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Her mother believed in her, and the two set sail for New York, where they settled in Spanish Harlem.
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Tang's mother believed in the theory that conversation lulls occurred at either 20 to or 20 past the hour.
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Trotter has believed in the mantra "Look good, feel good, play good," ever since she was child playing basketball.
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Ms. Lawrence noted that Mr. Picard believed in "abundance," and doesn't want diners to have to reach for anything.
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Still, Tate's role in the film garnered her a Golden Globe nomination, and Polanski always believed in her talent.
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I started to get a guilty conscience and began to think about the things I thought I believed in.
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From the beginning, workers believed in the mission of the restaurant to lift them up and treat them fairly.
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By the 254 game, Army had not beaten Navy in five years, but Dewey still believed in his team.
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And what struck me was the cultural insensitivity, the naïveté of who they were and what they believed in.
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He believed in international engagement and funding U.S. foreign aid; he disdained congressmen who bragged about not having passports.
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Pell described the allegations at the time as "vile and disgusting conduct" that went against everything he believed in.
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Instead, I have watched someone violate every norm and value that Washington held, that Washington believed in and exuded.
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"Just talking to the people who really believed in their candidates, I saw what I aligned with," Euchner said.
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"He served his constituents, his country, and the causes he believed in with passion and with grace," Nadler said.
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Perino continued, saying she believed in 2012 the polls showing GOP nominee Mitt Romney trailing President Obama were wrong.
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"There's lot of people that believed in us early on that were part of this organization," Henrik Sedin said.
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"I couldn't find a single face that I trusted or believed in," Mr. Hussein said he told his wife.
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Thrilled that I wasn't completely blind, I grew up as a profoundly visual person who believed in medical miracles.
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I had a few turnovers, had a few bad decisions, but they still believed in me to make plays.
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"I believe in two sovereignties," Macron said when asked by Le Figaro newspaper whether he believed in two states.
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According to Isaacson, Jobs believed in the power of in-person conversations and always preferred face-to-face meetings.
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They were blue-collar people who believed in hard work but not necessarily the hard work of higher education.
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Caesar believed in this, and he had the courage to act in the face of the beast of impunity.
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Looking back on his grandmother's life, Mr. Chung recalled in his cookbook how deeply she had believed in him.
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Vice President Mike Pence echoed this sentiment: "I've always believed in the public's right to know," he said Thursday.
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For decades the mainstream of the Democratic Party believed in free markets, a healthy private sector and free trade.
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They believed in me and shared my dream of supporting others, and let me speak and fight for them.
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Kira, Lauren, and multiple other coworkers said they believed in the message but felt uncomfortable with the combative tone.
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One of the first orders of business was hiring staff, and she wanted people who believed in the mission.
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Someone who believed in the person I could yet become, long after I had left his religion class behind.
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Andre Combe's Intestinal auto-intoxication (Rebman, London) was a bible for those who believed in this sort of thing.
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"This was not because he was corrupt but because he believed in me," Rodchenkov said of having implicated Saugy.
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There was a time when Coates believed in hope and change, or at least wanted to believe in it.
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The people who were attracted to his candidacy believed in that public image and believed that's who he is.
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And this meant that people no longer believed in God but were living as if God were still alive.
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Sometimes those investigations and interrogations can feel as though [victims] are not being believed in a lot of ways.
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Friends was truly — it was the gift of a lifetime, and I would not be standing up here without that amazing show, without those amazing five other actors, and with an audience who stuck with us … You believed in us, you really did, and you believed in those very impossibly large apartments.
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"It's so unfortunate when you look at a guy who believed in what he believed in, talked about how he wanted to give back to his own community, actually gave back to his community and actually stayed in his community — there's not many who've done that," James told a Los Angeles CBS affiliate.
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"If she believed in something, she wouldn't back down, no matter how bloodied she'd get fighting for it," he said.
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Babe had a very young team who worked incredibly hard to try to build something special which they believed in.
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" His music included lyrics such as: "Dead presidents can't represent me, not when most of them believed in white supremacy.
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When perhaps you were lost in the daily narrative, perhaps it was time to step aside, you believed in me.
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His story is one of those who came from nothing, who he believed in himself when (no one) else did.
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"John was standing up in the audience, cheering, clapping, smiling and genuinely happy because he's always believed in his tribe."
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Ariel considered this normal because her family had always believed in spirits—she even remembers seeing demons as a toddler.
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This is a collaboration where I blindly went "all in" because I trusted his talent and he believed in mine.
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The age in which we believed in the impossible was short, and bright, and stupid, and it is now over.
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When the brothers asked him to help produce Eater, he didn't hesitate, mainly because he believed in their raw talent.
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Later in the interview, Vonn talked about public reaction to the time she spoke up for what she believed in.
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Just like a business startup, a currency like this would need a user base that believed in a common mission.
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He turned away from his family and fought for himself, eventually becoming the Hand to a queen he believed in.
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They were paused in that precious moment in time before graduation, before moving away, when they still believed in Santa.
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Rather than going the normal venture capital route, HyperSciences decided to raise from normal people who believed in its vision.
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Hence no government was sorry when Mr Trump decided to tell Mr Xi that America still believed in one China.
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I think she believed, in that minute, that I was a journalist totally, and her story would go out there.
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"They believed in me and they allowed me — they gave me the space to be creative on set," he said.
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Nearly two-thirds of Democratic voters (64 percent) said they believed in the credibility of the allegations against the president.
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If they really believed in alternative arrangements, they would not worry about the backstop, since it would never be needed.
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It's incompatible, let's say if this is what Hayek believed, in these times it wouldn't be possible to believe it.
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It's that the liberals of the 19th century didn't believe in the free market and, yes, they believed in tolerance.
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"We were so disappointed because we truly believed in the potential of Quinton and Brandi as a match," said DeAlto.
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Amgen said in a statement it believed in the validity of its patents and was preparing for the new trial.
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I am so glad she had the inspiration and believed in the piece and gave it to Kim to wear.
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I'm so thankful as the Bazaar team believed in me from the beginning and they made my experience so amazing.
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That said, Mr Irwin continues, Reagan always believed in the system; ultimately, his frustration was that it was too weak.
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He believed in using things for a purpose, and if they served no purpose, he banished them from his life.
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"When I first joined there, I legitimately believed in the offering and what they were trying to do," Oczkowski says.
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TB: Did you know then Forest that was it you'd found that passion what you believed in the acting bug?
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She connected me with her husband, Jared Kushner, who was passionate about criminal justice reform and believed in Alice's case.
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René always surrounded me with the best people who believed in us and always worked so hard on our behalf.
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She said Kapoor believed in Subsys' promise and argued the patients who received it needed it to treat their pain.
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THANKS to all my teammates, coaches and clubs who stuck with me & believed in me through all of the years.
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"The US market never really believed in the moral obligation to call," said a DCM banker away from TD's deal.
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It's also true that the founder of Planned Parenthood, Margaret Sanger, believed in eugenics as a matter of public health.
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"We were so disappointed because we truly believed in the potential of Quinton and Brandi as a match," says DeAlto.
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Instead, Californians who believed in working for immigrant rights, criminal justice reform, tax reform and same sex marriage got busy.
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"There was a rallying cry from a collective that believed in the name Hawkeye," he told the late night host.
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But it's hardly new: people have believed in conspiracy theories for ages, and scientists are no stranger to combating them.
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US leadership On a visit to Europe in 2009, President Barack Obama was asked whether he believed in 'American exceptionalism.
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"We hope that Chairman Grassley, who has always believed in the traditions of the Senate, will resist Senator McConnell's request."
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Essay The ancient Romans believed in generous vacations: They took sightseeing tours for two to five years at a time.
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He believed in me so much that he took out a loan for the first year of college for me.
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Hart's downfall brought "chaos and heartbreak" for the "hundreds of young men and women" who believed in him, Wilson said.
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" Investigative reporter Robert Manne concludes: "Clearly, Trump believed in the political value of the Democratic Party emails WikiLeaks had provided.
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"We always knew that Zaripov is a true athlete and professional and we believed in his innocence," the club said.
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King was speaking of what he had witnessed in Alabama no less than of what he believed in his heart.
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But it's a populist revolt and a lot of people believed in Trump's message: too much regulation, too much government.
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He considered all graphic representation worthy of study, including stamps, posters and costume, and believed in a pictorial cultural memory.
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"McGovern is going to bring our boys home," he'd say, announcing his pride for the candidate he wholeheartedly believed in.
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He believed in the pre-emptive power of prosecution — "the shadow of the court," as he liked to call it.
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She wrote the check after her husband had said no — "not because she believed in the venture," Hefner told E!
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"I said simply that I loved running, loved men, and believed in men and women doing things together," she said.
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Current position: State Supreme Court justice (Michigan) Why Trump picked her: Judicial conservatives have historically believed in a restrained executive.
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Instead, I thought I would be participating in something I believed in strongly: more makeup to match more skin-tones.
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In short, Lloyd Bentsen believed in an activist federal government, in the mold of Presidents Franklin Roosevelt and Lyndon Johnson.
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They're from all over the state, and ladies and gentlemen, these folks believed in me when no one else did.
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I've only worked at two places in the last ten years, and it's been two places I really believed in.
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If I weren't an atheist and believed in afterlives like most people in America, I'd be a very different person.
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Agrarian tribes, for example, believed in gods that represented the things they found important such as crops, water, or fire.
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More than anyone, he believed in Dany's gentle heart, and that belief might have helped quell her less-gentle impulses.
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Progressives in that era believed in a peaceful process of reunification, built on the expansion of economic and social exchanges.
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In fact, you might as well could have asked me if I believed in gravity or in earth being round.
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The pair asked Norman if he believed in human rights, and told him that they would be staging a protest.
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But we went out on the golf course and believed in ourselves and what we stand for as a team.
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ADL's first poll was completed in 1964 when 85033 percent of respondents believed in six or more of the statements.
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And she stuck with shows she believed in despite the considerable risk of losing money, as most Broadway productions do.
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