Give us faith in thee, faith in our sons, faith in each other and faith in our united crusade.
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The repercussions are nearly incalculable: it corrodes faith in the process, faith in elected officials, faith in national security, faith in our assumed autonomy.
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"We all faith in something whether it's faith in a marriage or relationship or faith in your work," he explains.
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I mean the lack of faith in institutions, the lack of faith in government, and the lack of faith in anything.
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We can restore faith in it by showing faith in it.
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"I have great faith in the military, great faith in certain of the commanders, but no faith in Hillary Clinton or the leadership," Trump said.
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"Thank you for having faith in me, for having faith in our community, faith in our state, and faith in our country; this is what America is all about," he told supporters in his victory speech, according to the Journal.
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"I have no faith in the City of New York, I have no faith in the police, I have no faith in the politicians," Mr. Fernandez said.
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His newly central faith in God isn't that different from his longstanding faith in himself.
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Her faith in my gifts and my talents are beyond my own faith in them.
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You put your faith in one data set, while I put my faith in another.
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"I haven't lost faith in God but I have lost faith in policy," Arbex said.
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Americans lose faith in their system of government and ultimately lose faith in one another.
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It diminished my confidence and faith in people, and my confidence and faith in myself.
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Throughout it all, what was important was to keep faith—faith in meritocracy, faith in America.
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Americans grew uneasy as their faith in business clashed with their faith in equality of opportunity.
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But with faith in each other and faith in God we will get the job done.
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If she wins, it will restore our faith in ourselves and the world's faith in us.
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I have faith in God and I have faith in the fairness of the American people.
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"I had real faith in the goalkeeper and real faith in the penalty takers," he said.
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"I still have faith in the athletic director, I still have faith in the president," he said.
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Wilson: You can only place your faith in devolution, you can only place your faith in balkanization.
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Behind their enduring faith in American engagement—military, or otherwise—they still have faith in American exceptionalism.
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"I've lost faith in the process and I've lost faith in the country," said Ms. Felix, 28.
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But to have faith in those credentials, voters must have faith in the institutions that uphold them.
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I have faith in all them, and they have faith in me that we can get it done.
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If we want future generations to have faith in freedom, we need to restore our faith in them.
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In a series so solidly built around faith — the colonists' faith in the future, Elizabeth's faith in answers, David's faith in himself and the things he creates — it's natural that religion would become a theme.
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His faith in their mission used to be able to guide him, but now he's lost faith in that.
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Certain things that I have faith in, others didn't have faith in and it made me start looking at myself.
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The Russians' strategy is to undermine our faith in one another, and by so doing erode our faith in democracy itself.
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"You have to have a little bit of faith in yourself before you put any faith in anybody else," Lemonis told her.
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In the early decades of the twentieth century, the left lost its faith in the People but kept its faith in progress.
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But in this presidency, an attorney general the president can have faith in is an attorney general the public cannot have faith in.
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When we talk about loss of faith in tech, most of the time, I think, we mean loss of faith in social media.
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With it, We the People would lose faith in our justice system, leading in turn to a loss of faith in our country.
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It is not faith in better or more government, but faith in humanity that will allow us to weather the climate change storm.
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Attacking officials whose faith in communism is wavering, Chen said some consider it an "entirely unreal mirage", and have lost faith in socialism.
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Atheists have little faith in the supernatural, but we would hate to think our faith in The New York Times is in peril.
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The other half of Americans have either lost faith in democracy or never had faith in it to begin with, according to the poll.
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You got to have a little faith in people, you've got to have a little faith in your ideas, and don't be so pessimistic.
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Faith in humanity is back "The biggest thing, which I have struggled with before I started the PCT, was faith in humanity," Gröne said.
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Paradoxically, faith in the sanctity of peace is as much a contributor to the status quo as faith in the sanctity of the land.
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And now, members of Parliament will decide if they just had no faith in the deal — or do not have any faith in May's government.
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The final three minutes of this video may not restore your faith in the electoral process, but they'll definitely bolster your faith in Stephen Colbert.
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Before becoming a wise-cracking grandfather on network television, Laurence Fishburne was Morpheus, whose faith in Neo's messianic destiny parallels John the Baptist's faith in Jesus.
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That is an unacceptable resignation of faith in the future of America and faith in the three branches of government designed by our founding fathers. Mrs.
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President Donald Trump may be losing faith in Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó, but Guaidó doesn't seem to have lost faith in the country Trump leads.
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From 2014 to 2018, Bean founded and led Faith in Texas, a multiracial movement organizing faith communities for social change, part of the Faith in Action Network.
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If we are going to restore our faith in these institutions, we can't lose faith in the institution that gives us the ability create change -- our democracy.
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Support, after all, would affirm that cronyism is fine, central planning is better than free markets, and faith in individuals doesn't extend to placing faith in farmers.
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Max always said that if editors were too well known the public would lose faith in writers, and that, above all, writers would lose faith in themselves.
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To assume that partisan actions by Supreme Court justices are bad because they erode public faith in the institution misunderstands what public faith in the Court really means.
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Respondents also said they had more faith in Democrats to do a good job on health care, but more faith in Republicans to take care of the economy.
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They have lost faith in Trump's promise that he would replace Obamacare with something "much better," and they have less faith in the rest of his presidency too.
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In doing so, local officials are putting their faith in a new voting technology company — Clear Ballot Group — as Americans' faith in their elections hangs in the balance.
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"My goal has always been to not only restore the city's faith in its police department, but to restore the police department's faith in itself," Chief Beck said.
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Americans still have more faith in their own members of Congress than in Congress as a whole, but a growing bloc of voters have lost faith in both.
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" Trump added that he and his senior aides will "face many challenges but with the faith in each other and the faith in God we will get the job done.
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Just 240% of Americans said they have faith in democracy, and 20103% say they have lost faith in democracy, according to a new Axios/SurveyMonkey poll conducted in late October.
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I knew that they ran the risk of undercutting people's faith in my judgement, her faith in her talent, the other writer's respect for me, the entire production, the audience.
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I knew that they ran the risk of undercutting people's faith in my judgment, her faith in her talent, the other writers' respect for me, the entire production, the audience.
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It's been a miserable year so far for the Yellow Jackets, but the big bettors in Las Vegas have faith in them, and I have faith in the big bettors.
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"We put our faith in the Senate because we know that you will put your faith in the American people," White House counsel said Pat Cipollone in his closing arguments.
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But the president's fiercest opponents have lost faith in the collective wisdom of the American people just as they have lost faith in the electoral process designed by our Constitution.
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"As prisoners of war in North Vietnam, deprived of all liberty, we relied on three things: faith in God, faith in our country, and faith in each other," McCain wrote in the forward to the 2017 book "Six Years in the Hanoi Hilton" by Amy Shively Hawk, daughter of POW James Shively.
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Every day is a struggle for survival but every day is still based on what our great country is based on: our faith in God and our faith in our family.
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"If I let those people down who have faith in me -- that's a scary thing when so many people have faith in you and believe you can do something," Sanders said.
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People tend to have surprisingly little faith in their own ability to do this, but I have faith in you all and, more important, I believe that it's a learnable skill.
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People lost faith in government, politics – the whole system.
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India shows faith in Modi -- can he now deliver?
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It's a leap of faith — faith in human ingenuity.
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Put your faith in him -- and you'll win big?
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It required — he realized — real faith in the algorithm.
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Put your faith in him – and you'll win big?
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His faith in God is stronger than ever ... 2.
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We are members & we have complete faith in Audubon!
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Put your faith in him - and you'll win big?
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Put your faith in him — and you'll win big?
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" His message said: "Never lose your faith in God.
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Just 240% of Americans said they have faith in the country's democracy, and 20103% say they have lost faith in democracy, according to a new Axios/SurveyMonkey poll conducted in late October.
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But Sanders supporters mark a new, enthusiastic bloc of citizens who because they have faith in a candidate like Sanders now have renewed faith in the system in which he is thriving.
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Socialism (even oxymoronic democratic socialism) places an almost religious-level of faith in the government's ability to provide security while simultaneously placing zero faith in the governed to make their own choices.
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They also come in hope of being welcomed by a country whose astounding faith in human possibility includes a faith in them, however poor, unkempt — or even undocumented — they may sometimes be.
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The thing is, markets actually had more reason to place faith in Alan Greenspan 2000 than they do to have faith in Jerome Powell 2020, because Greenspan had a lot more ammunition.
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With only three episodes left of Thrones, and our faith in the tech world crumbling just like our faith in the Thrones writers, how could we not do a little creative pairing?
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A January 85033 Marist/NPR poll showed 71 percent of American adults have little or no faith in Congress, while a majority of Americans have little or no faith in the presidency.
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In "Now We Are Five," Sedaris writes: Though I'd often lost faith in myself, I've never lost faith in my family, in my certainty that we are fundamentally better than everybody else.
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If the Obama-Biden message of reconciliation remains their party's message, the collapse of faith in the system that follows may well be accompanied by a collapse of faith in the Democratic Party.
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A battle began between those who were willing to place their faith in the speculations of military strategists and those who were willing to place their faith in the speculations of environmental scientists.
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The value of cash collapses along with faith in government.
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These outfits are not glorifying the faith in any way.
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Regardless of faith, in fighting against the scourge of terrorism.
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Faith in government went down, but overall, it held firm.
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Mark Struthers: Stay calm and have faith in our system.
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Mr Benfey does not gloss over Kipling's faith in colonialism.
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Maybe don't lose faith in those dating apps just yet.
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Or has your famous faith in humanity taken a hit?
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Make sure their soul is saved through faith in Jesus.
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Is it about a pope losing faith in his God?
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"I have great faith in the American people," Pelosi said.
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But Webber has faith in the country he calls home.
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And then faith in the investment "process" is sworn afresh.
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Bhala Lough: I have a lot of faith in people.
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In the Gilded Age, faith in leadership dimmed even further.
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The crisis also undermined the public's faith in their rulers.
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Never mind the details; put your faith in the negotiator.
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They aren't even singed, because of their faith in God.
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They have less faith in institutions like our elected government.
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Never once did either lose faith in their own process.
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Still, "Founder's Mutation" gives me faith in this new iteration.
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He has generally downplayed his faith in his political career.
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"Everything has completely strengthened my faith in God," she added.
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In Hungary, two shocks undermined faith in the old order.
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It is the historically predominant faith in most prosperous democracies.
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SolarCity executives continue to express faith in their business model.
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Few stakeholders I've talked to have faith in that solution.
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A little faith in technology could go a long way.
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Mrs May insisted she had "full faith" in Sir Kim.
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"Filled with faith" in America is how he described himself.
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We have lost the faith in ourselves a little today.
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To Orman, it's a matter of having faith in yourself.
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Faith in God and prayer have always calmed my soul.
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The vote showed that Turks still have faith in elections.
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"It dented people's faith in business and politicians," Wolper said.
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What happened next, however, will restore your faith in humanity.
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But recent events had shaken the academy's faith in GPS.
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And people had lost faith in their leaders in Washington.
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"We have a lot of faith in Brazil," Botin said.
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But today, many people have lost faith in that promise.
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Seriously, do it, and it'll restore your faith in humanity.
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There's a certain faith in rationality, tempered by some humility.
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I'll simply attribute it to my faith in the R8.
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Faith in the police and other institutions has been undermined.
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But again, I have faith in the deputy attorney general.
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However, you shouldn't give up faith in love and friendship.
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Thinking about your unwavering faith in God brings me peace.
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However, not all Ghanaians have faith in the electoral process.
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Does this signal waning faith in central bank fire power?
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And that was a breach of faith, in my view.
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And most importantly to never lose faith in my dreams.
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Investors and analysts just haven't had much faith in Snapchat.
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Neither is blind faith in free trade and the marketplace.
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These cases undermine public faith in institutions and democracy itself.
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It is faith in these that Mr Trump has undermined.
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Orthodoxy is becoming unfashionable, along with faith in the establishment.
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But I really should have had more faith in MOD.
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But my faith in God has carried me this far.
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He has a highly appreciated amount of faith in me.
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Time to restore faith in Congress and the executive branch.
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I have strong faith in the company's long term success.
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It needs elected officials who will rebuild faith in government.
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McMaster retains a deep faith in conventional American military power.
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And, as Polanyi would have predicted, faith in democracy slipped.
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Gail: Have to admit I'm losing my faith in polls.
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But I do have faith in the new attorney general.
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But Ramaphosa said he had lost faith in his leadership.
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"I have faith in God and I pray," he said.
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Nintendo, loosely translated, means putting your faith in the gods.
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Or should we have faith in the designer's own creed?
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Many seem to have lost their faith in American power.
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I have faith in [CEO] Alex Gorsky and that company.
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How did you know, besides just having faith in yourself?
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Many have lost faith in the man's ability to ball.
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And I've lost faith in the judicial system, the police.
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Investors are placing excessive faith in the current business upswing.
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Spirituality and faith in the kitchen go a long way.
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Other players, Davis said, have more faith in the system.
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"We have to restore faith in the system," said Rev.
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I have faith in parents' ability to overreact to everything.
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" Go deeper: Larry Kudlow puts faith in Trump-Xi "bromance.
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"I have a lot of faith in Troy," Cronin said.
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How much faith in the people does this constitution display?
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It's like God saying, 'Have a little faith in me.
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There are many reasons that people lose faith in institutions.
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It makes people have less faith in the democratic process.
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When you need your faith in restaurants restored, go here.
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They could make people lose even more faith in government.
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But I never lost my faith in God or hope.
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But it has given her renewed faith in her work.
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I don't have as much faith in humanity as you.
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READ MORE: Will Wall Street Lose Faith in the Fed?
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International patients place enormous faith in our institutions and clinicians.
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A second vote could actually undermine faith in British democracy.
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Davos had mostly just lost faith in his former king.
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Americans have lost faith in the big institutions of society.
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I have a lot of faith in the American people.
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And have faith in our great American spirit and determination.
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When such a tragedy happens, you lose faith in humanity.
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It's hard to have faith in your own inner compass.
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Faith in courts runs deep in the American liberal imagination.
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And I'm doing it out of faith in the future.
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They're acting in bad faith in order to hurt America.
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"Take faith in the fact that it will get better."
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Buttigieg spoke about his faith in personal and political terms.
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This is the foundation of our faith in our democracy.
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He had faith in a woman who didn't deserve it.
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This pushes me forward and gives me faith in myself.
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I put my faith in the optimism of the Founders.
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He lost faith in the Swedish justice system years ago.
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Has it increased or hurt your faith in American democracy?
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"My faith in Spanish justice is zero," Mr. Torra said.
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It's why people have lost faith in their leaders, honestly.
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As late as 21, Scottish faith in Labour remained high.
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A new poll showed rising faith in the U.S. economy.
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Recession is a collective loss of faith in the economy.
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Their lack of faith in Ranieri, though, is less forgivable.
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It has an almost religious faith in science and expertise.
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In Oxford I waited, losing faith in the brass vase.
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Not that Iñárritu's movie has much faith in the civilized.
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Bayer is keeping its faith in studies that exonerate glyphosate.
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That erodes faith in our justice system just as much.
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This loss of faith in markets would thereby undermine reliability.
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Studies show that Americans are losing faith in that approach.
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"I have absolute faith in Commissioner Ponte," the mayor said.
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Still, it said, it had full faith in the plane.
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Unlike his unwavering faith in A Charlie Brown Christmas, which included the famous recitation of Luke 2:8-14, the other kids think Linus's faith in the Great Pumpkin is just a sad joke.
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" Lucas cautioned that lawmakers must have "faith" in Mueller "but clearly in a body where no one has any faith in anybody on any occasion anymore, this may be a big leap for my colleagues.
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Indeed, that success may have encouraged misplaced faith in statistical models.
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That gives me some modicum of faith in his preferred version.
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"I've got a lot of faith in General Motors," he said.
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TONIC: Reading your Reddit thread has renewed my faith in humanity.
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"I have absolute faith in his personal integrity," said Oklahoma Rep.
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His family have said they have faith in the justice system.
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Damodaran said he has faith in the conglomerate's other three businesses.
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Criminals count on that faith in the legitimacy of online transactions.
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Clark knew then that he'd placed too much faith in math.
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Such a move would also undermine international faith in the Fed.
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Mayhew's faith in chronological organization is said to be nearly religious.
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And you have to really, then, have every faith in yourself.
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She had more faith in me than I had in myself.
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I have faith in the world inside the light-filled box.
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The first is her faith in government as benign and effective.
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My teammates have all the faith in the world in me.
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In the face of such uncertainty, public faith in medicine wavered.
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Never mind the details: just put your faith in the negotiator.
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Let these sweet homemade treats restore your faith in the trend.
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"I feel like my faith in humanity is restored," she said.
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And I have a lot of respect for and faith in.
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Still, it matters that China's faith in America's future is waning.
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Trump puts his faith in work, and waits upon the whirlwind.
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Their faith in Nazism's ultimate triumph grew all the more fervent.
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It is Mr Ramaphosa's task to restore their faith in democracy.
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It frays public harmony and undermines faith in free market capitalism.
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And we want to inspire kids to have faith in themselves.
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"This increases my faith in the system a little," he said.
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Fewer than one-quarter said they had faith in scientists' views.
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This story is more about restoring faith in people than anything.
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Because of this, Trump has reportedly begun losing faith in McMaster.
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"We have full faith in the Supreme Court," he told Reuters.
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But Lovato isn't the only authority on putting faith in yourself.
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Faith in the Chinese government jumped 22 points to 84 percent.
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"We have to put our faith in [the authorities]," Rob said.
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And that's all it's been, this faith in that indefinable expression.
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"I want to have faith in the American people," she said.
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There were several events that gave Cramer faith in Trump's predictability.
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We have to restore people's faith in government and what's possible.
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I have faith in this sport, where the atmosphere is healthy.
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Engelmayer pointedly showed faith in the reporters who cover his court.
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But even the conservative older generation has lost faith in her.
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He is the savior; you should put your faith in him.
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The scandal has caused many Peruvians to lose faith in politics.
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I don't have a lot of faith in the current leadership.
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Heavenly peace, divinest comfort, Here by faith in Him to dwell!
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In a demonstration of faith in the bill, the Democrats complied.
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"People place huge faith in Stephen's intuition," Turok said by phone.
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The American people must have faith in a strong, independent FBI.
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Jennifer Butler of the liberal religious group Faith in Public Life.
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"I feel like my faith in humanity is restored," Bernard said.
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It seems Wall Street is losing faith in Barbie-maker Mattel.
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I have faith in her, in her generation, and in you.
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I also think it puts faith in the audience as well.
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Instead the two Americans took a leap of faith—in themselves.
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However, we still have faith in an interesting appearance at least.
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Many voters seem to have lost faith in the political process.
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Everybody has got some faith in him, he's a resonance guy.
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"This risks disenfranchising eligible voters and undermining faith in our democracy."
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He may not have one iota of faith in Prince Charles.
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"I have a lot of faith in Pompeo," Corker said Thursday.
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What Trump can do, though, is destroy allies' faith in America.
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Nevertheless, there are those who still hold unwavering faith in bitcoin.
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But it did not shake McAdoo's faith in his youngest players.
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He feigned humility and expressed faith in American diversity and promise.
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You can be scared, but I have faith in the security.
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Meanwhile, East Germans' faith in democracy has plummeted in recent years.
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"Blind faith in this administration is not well-placed," she said.
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These factors can undermine citizens' faith in government and breed mistrust.
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Faith in what is unique and quite personal to all people.
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Of course, Palestinians' faith in Mr. Peres had been tested before.
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Does this give you faith in the strength of American democracy?
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"I have great faith in the military justice system," Esper added.
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I have no faith in the American system of corporate predation.
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It causes news consumers to lose faith in the journalism industry.
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A reminder to "keep the faith" in the path we've chosen.
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I have faith in his character, his beliefs, and his balls.
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"Americans have very little faith in Congress as an institution," Rep.
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But given cultural factors such as the pervasive faith in blind
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The American people can have no faith in such a system.
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So I know he trusts me and has faith in me.
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I trust you, and I have so much faith in you.
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Despite stagnation, Ambrose said she has faith in the Church's future.
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I seem to have a little bit more faith in humankind.
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So they've placed their faith in a second option: radical innovation.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Pence reminded Americans of his faith in prayer.
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Shincheonji, however, is not the only fringe faith in the country.
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Such was the faith in Coach Miller, however, that few did.
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Downswingers have lost faith in progress and feel everything is broken.
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What is the point of faith in a world of misfortune?
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It's O.K. to have faith in Purdue, Michigan or the Spartans.
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"Will [people] put too much faith in the system?" she asked.
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Who would trust a country with so little faith in itself?
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The younger Mr. Serrano praised his father's faith in their borough.
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You just have to have faith in the force of belief.
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But with enough faith in yourself and hard work it will.
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And so they don't have any faith in the system anymore.
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And right now, Americans' faith in institutions is scraping historic lows.
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But they had a basic faith in the foundations of society.
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The reforms have stalled, eroding public faith in Ukraine's political institutions.
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What you see in "Faith in Politics" is what you get.
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I had already learned not put my faith in the team.
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"I always had a lot of faith in him," Ortiz said.
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Only faith in the Catholic Church could save Poland, he suggested.
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A: I've learned you have to have faith in your businesses.
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On the other hand it does show some faith in growth.
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He tells Pentagon employees to "keep the faith in our country."
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What to do, then, to restore faith in the democratic process?
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People put an incredible amount of faith in the stock market.
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It restores my faith in humanity to see people helping others.
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I have faith in the public sector and the medical system.
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Ms. Aydintasbas said Turkey's faith in Russian help may be misplaced.
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But my faith in democracy — and Democrats — just got a boost.
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Gail: You may have more faith in bureaucracy than I do.
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Maybe the Trump diehards will never lose faith in the president.
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No, but lack of good faith in enforcement is a defense.
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And no one had more faith in God than he did.
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And no one had less faith in God than he did.
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"My faith in the school is still pretty shattered," he said.
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We cannot afford to lose faith in democracy and one another.
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You can fight an institution without losing faith in humanity. Exactly.
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" Her father's assault, she wrote, "had broken my faith in humankind.
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Recent polls already show citizens are losing faith in their leader.
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However, not everyone has as much faith in these digital currencies.
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American Catholics have considerably less faith in their bishops, Gallup found.
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Some Wall Street analysts started losing faith in their darling stock.
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But his faith in the basic principles of STAP was unshakable.
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But ultimately, none of these tragedies reduces my faith in humanity.
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But investors' faith in Big Tech began to weaken last year.
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Either option seems likely to dent voters' faith in the system.
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Faith in a system that makes two contradictory promises is declining.
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But the Alabaman put faith in Trump to thread the needle.
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I asked the students what change agents they had faith in.
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I have a lot of faith in the people I represent.
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Leaving Paris undermines faith in this system to operate as promised.
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Fellow Muslims described Imani's work as "faith in action," she explained.
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The despair has eroded Americans' faith in their own ability, collectively.
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Numbers like this cause people to lose faith in the system.
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One constant in my life has been my faith in God.
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There's a third kind of atheism you identify—faith in science.
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"What you just got now was a nominee of a major party for the first time in our history signaling to the American people that he has so little faith in our institutions, he has so little faith in our people, he has so little faith in our courts, he has so little faith in the Republican governors, Republican secretaries of state across this country, that the will not stand in front of his own country and say that he respects the process and outcome," Jones said.
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Ross Douthat, conservative columnist at the New York Times, recently responded to "Endgame" by talking about a crisis of faith in both the value of a literary canon and a loss of faith in faith itself.
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"We must have faith in the institution, faith in the job it will do," Minister of Interior Miguel Ángel Osorio Chong said, referring to the attorney general's office prosecution of Duarte, who has been extradited to Mexico.
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I knew they ran the risk of undercutting people's faith in my judgment, her faith in her talent, the other writers' respect for me … I knew that I wasn't doing anybody any favors by feeling these things.
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"As the U.S. government said, what started as a program to undermine the faith in democratic institutions, the faith in the electoral process, became and morphed into a program to damage and weaken Secretary Clinton," he said.
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People tend to have more emotional attachment to their political camps than to abstract faith in the integrity of the process; attacks on the process are thus likely to actually chip away at public faith in them.
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Even his longtime admirers seemed unnerved, and their faith in him shaken.
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Rights groups say the plans represent an assault on faith in China.
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It's also about giving someone the opportunity and showing faith in people.
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"I don't have faith in this management and this board," he said.
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Public faith in the independence of the Justice Department demands nothing less.
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Upon release, he excoriated police for their blind faith in the evidence.
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Still, Golub said there are two positives injecting faith in the market.
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My American Dream and my faith in America are now fully restored.
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She isn't the only one who has such faith in her project.
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How will he be able to restore faith in this fractured land?
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Unlike in our neighboring countries we have deep faith in our leaders.
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" The letter was signed by "Girl that lost her faith in America.
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He credits his newfound faith in helping him through the harrowing ordeal.
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But after the court hearing, Annalise doesn't have much faith in Bonnie.
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The causes of these declines in faith in public institutions are complex.
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I'm very appreciative of my department for having the faith in me.
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"I'm feeling a renewed faith in the justice system," she tells PEOPLE.
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That's because Jack has heart, convictions, and faith—in addition to talents.
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"I want to have faith in humanity," von Heinrichshorst told me earnestly.
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A little blind trust and some faith in your tailor are necessary.
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Last, the great thinkers would have lamented liberals' faltering faith in progress.
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This could undercut faith in the scores, making vote counts seem meaningless.
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She also expressed faith in his ability to maintain the Fed's independence.
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"He could not put his faith in the system again," Rudolf responds.
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When Jesus recognizes the man's faith in him, he cures the servant.
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I do not question the attorney general's good faith in that decision.
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And if Tulip doesn't have faith in him, how can the viewers?
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"I don't have any faith in the justice system anymore," Ernesto said.
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She offers faith in forgiveness, and God's eternal love, to her readers.
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America's loss of faith in politics did not start with Mr Trump.
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No, you shouldn't have faith in the predictive power of gambling markets.
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The centre may yet regroup, provoking a renewed faith in objective facts.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen pointed to growing faith in the economy's trajectory.
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It's also important to restore your faith in humanity with fellow Queens.
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Some investors have lost faith in Ms. Mayer and her strategy, however.
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I do not question the Attorney General's good faith in that decision.
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But our faith in constitutional democracy of the United States is affirmed.
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I have no faith in the criminal system, masquerading as the government.
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And yet the deal also suggests an abiding faith in a recovery.
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Some are there because their families have little faith in the party.
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CHIRRUT ÎMWE (Donnie Yen) - A warrior monk with faith in the Force.
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Over time, Montag starts to question his faith in the bookless society.
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So good, they may have just restored our faith in Christmas treats.
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Academics are now putting their faith in a post-election Kremlin reshuffle.
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They put their faith in me, and could I really do this?
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She seems to be drawing on her faith in this difficult time.
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It showed a revival of faith in "experts", including academics and businessmen.
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His open manner, his faith in the obvious advantages of the collective.
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"I have a lot of faith in Jon Gruden," Mark told us.
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This friction makes it difficult to put faith in a game's world.
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Few manufactures have that much faith in their car — or the journalists.
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I also have minimal faith in Hollywood to execute this, so, shrug.
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"Every thing has completely strengthened my faith in God," says Jeannie, 47.
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Customers' and peers' faith in Deutsche was shaken after the 2016 fines.
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Fortunately, cops came to her rescue, thus "rebuilding" her faith in humanity.
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Still, Cramer has faith in the secular trends fueling the dental rally.
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Once investors lose faith in earnings, the P/E ratio is meaningless.
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This year's electoral undercurrent is a loss of faith in safe institutions.
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But I have quite a bit of faith in what they're doing.
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In a sense, it's unsurprising that Americans are losing faith in elections.
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We have a serious obligation to restore faith in our electoral system.
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The controllers had put their faith in the box on the wall.
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But a faith in unfettered market forces alone is not an option.
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Jennifer Butler, chief executive of progressive policy group Faith in Public Life.
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Staff members admitting they lack faith in the chief of staff's judgment.
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"I want to [have faith in Comey]," said a visibly annoyed Rep.
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Easier said than done, I know, but I have faith in you.
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It sounds a little silly, but it restores your faith in humanity.
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The designer also retains faith in the relationship between man and nature.
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Musk's faith in the power of crowdsourcing is common in Silicon Valley.
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"I have lost faith in a lot of things," Mr. Geneina said.
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"I didn't lose the faith in humanity," he said after the shooting.
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Sunrise is putting a lot of faith in the kindness of strangers.
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And in the long term, these disputes undermine Americans' faith in government.
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Some interpreted this move as a lack of faith in the offering.
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"Our politics are broken but I still have endless faith in people."
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But Americans' faith in elections has diminished considerably, and I believe justifiably.
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" Kim Jong Un of North Korea proclaims "unwavering faith in President Trump.
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"We always have faith in each other," Seattle linebacker Bobby Wagner said.
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"But I have a great faith in the show and the showrunner."
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" She added that the decision "restores my faith in the judicial system.
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"I have more faith in the devil than in politicians," he said.
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Your faith in crossovers will be restored and your heart will sing.
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Sikhism is monotheistic, and it's the fifth-largest faith in the world.
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I hang up and think, 'I have no faith in this system.
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It is an arduous and thankless exercise, not unlike faith in God.
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Without that, investors could lose faith in the stability of the system.
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A majority of Democrats, at about 53%, also had faith in Sen.
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It's about restoring people's faith in our institutions and our election process.
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Having faith in the overall validity of the theory, they make allowances
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Warren's rising popularity corresponds with an increase in faith in her electability.
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These people are the reason that Americans don't have faith in Congress.
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Faith in the direction of the country is the highest in years.
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But the trend toward renewed faith in police seems to be real.
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Let Jomama Jones and her luminous band restore your faith in humanity.
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Does his Trump-like blind faith in himself blind him that badly?
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I lose faith in the power of the internet, and change tack.
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I had no education, no faith in God, my health was deteriorating.
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Is there anything in McConnell's record that gives you faith in that?
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Toy companies have repeatedly shown they have little faith in female characters.
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Faith in established political, corporate and financial leaders is at a nadir.
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REVELATIONA Search for Faith in a Violent Religious WorldBy Dennis Covington212 pp.
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Furthermore we are seeing a corrosive decline in faith in our institutions.
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Aaron Boone, the Yankees manager, said he still had faith in Gray.
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Those kind of people want to undermine your faith in your ability.
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Gray Matter Young Americans seem to be losing faith in freedom. Why?
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If you need your faith in humanity restored, take a look here.
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Parishioner Maria Teresa Sanchez, 83, said her faith in God is unshaken.
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The last thing you want reinforced is faith in the Cleveland Browns.
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Whether either man can restore faith in Tunisia's democracy is another matter.
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But the foundation had faith in the director and the group's board.
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What needs to be done to restore public faith in the system?
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But that's not putting any kind of faith in Marvel or Netflix.
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And I have a lot of faith in the people I represent.
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Passengers won't have any faith in the fix until decades have passed.
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The students in my classes didn't have faith in all-explaining dogmas.
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"We have no faith in your ability to discharge your duties," Rep.
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Lost faith in Facebook after data leakages, breaches and too much noise?
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Faith in creativity can be especially robust among those blessed with talent.
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I have faith in my colleagues, especially my senior Senator Amy Klobuchar.
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Morgan Freeman continues his international exploration of faith in this documentary series.
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It's so good to hear that people have that faith in us.
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As a teenager, he abandoned his faith in God, becoming an atheist.
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Trump is really good at destroying systems people have lost faith in.
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It was there that she developed an almost militant faith in capitalism.
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Still, some Canton residents lost faith in the project when construction paused.
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Others place their faith in a German-French mini version of Europe.
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Stocks plummeted, and credit froze as lenders lost faith in financial assets.
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She was without support, save her family and her faith in God.
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Faith in Elon Musk's company has driven its stock to new heights.
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If not for kind neighbors, I would have lost faith in humanity.
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My grandmother retained her faith in God, but not in the church.
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In the fallout, he lost faith in the power of his vote.
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Ruby Faith in China and her room in the Clevelands' Atlanta home.
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But a lot of the world has lost faith in that model.
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" He added: "Through this whole thing I haven't lost faith in that.
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But the faith in American power always blinked away some inconvenient facts.
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Britain's faith in its independent future is rooted in its economic performance.
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Instead, I place my faith in the citizens of this proud country.
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" Leaving the courtroom, Musk told reporters, "my faith in humanity is restored.
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And every day, Americans place their faith in one man: Robert Mueller.
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He has great faith in interest groups that can exert political pressure.
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Often, boards simply lose faith in the strategy the CEO is pursuing.
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It was hardly a movie to brighten one's faith in comic books.
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Shockie is disgusted by his comrades' complacent faith in their own propaganda.
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Faith in the electoral process has markedly declined since 2000, surveys show.
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But their faith in the conspiracies they spread seems to be unwavering.
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He just had a lot of faith in the people he loved.
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More important, it would help restore Americans' faith in our justice system.
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Though he has professed faith in the president's negotiating skills, he's cautious.
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Donald Trump has made no secret about his faith in media polling.
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"People were struggling to get along, losing faith in things," Tempel says.
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And now reality has caught up to her faith in the conference.
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Many believe otherwise because they have placed their faith in activist scholars.
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"We still cherish our good faith in President Trump," the spokesman said.
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First, they tell us that losing undermines voters' faith in the system.
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I have faith in my colleagues, especially my senior senator, Amy Klobuchar.
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I have a lot of faith in that part of the system.
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The truth always comes out and that's what I have faith in.
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I suspect that one reason for Brexit and Trump is not that people have lost faith in democracy but that many have the kind of unthinking faith in it that allows them to believe it can survive anything.
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"It is my faith in us — my faith in us together as a nation that we share common pain and common problems that can only be solved with a common purpose and a sense of common cause," Booker said.
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It would make me SO happy, and restore my faith in this show.
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Fred denies her request, telling her to put her faith in God instead.
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Even if your faith in humanity is faltering, this is worth caring about.
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And he got a nice boost in his faith in humanity to boot.
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"Her faith in God was well known," best friend Aelise Reece tells PEOPLE.
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Is their faith in spirits a sign they are incapable of moving on?
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My faith in the Constitution is whole; it is complete; it is total.
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Lorenzo told CNN the incident has left his faith in law enforcement shaken.
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But I have a lot of faith in Gupta; she's a remarkable person.
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However, shoppers have begun to lose faith in the trustworthiness of online reviews.
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Kanye expresses his faith in her and her capabilities as a budding attorney.
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But one early Beyond Meat backer continues to show faith in the company.
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Investors who put too much faith in forecasts may pay a heavy price.
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But right now, again, there&aposs a lot of faith in the president.
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Conversation centers around our company and how we're all losing faith in it.
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But further funding would require faith in SoundCloud that its own staff lacks.
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They would lose faith in the kingdom's ability to forge consensus on oil.
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But, watching Harry Potter films after school restored my faith in the universe.
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Defence Minister Moshe Yaalon issued a statement expressing his "complete faith" in Golan.
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But as the destruction goes on, their faith in a political solution withers.
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But no one had faith in the Chinese animation market at that time.
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Faith in a higher power is the greatest gift you can ask for.
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Just as I was beginning to lose faith in humanity… 8:15 a.m.
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I cannot imagine a better consequence than losing faith in an overactive government.
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Until then, we'll just have to keep having faith in our trusty barkeeps.
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A lot of young people don't have a lot of faith in politicians.
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They should be cautious, however, of putting too much faith in German efficiency.
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It relies on a fanciful, misplaced faith in the illogical idea of deterrence.
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The guy who loves to wave his specific faith in the public's face.
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Shunning political opening, they put their faith in party discipline, not external accountability.
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He had faith in technocrats and was willing to delegate authority to them.
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Emanuel also said investors are putting too much faith in the Federal Reserve.
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" Hanks hopes this story will remind viewers to have "faith in our institutions.
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" "You can be scared," Tiffany says, "but I have faith in the security.
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When a good cause goes viral, it can reaffirm our faith in humanity.
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Go deeper: Traders have no faith in long-term U.S. growth or inflation
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"They have a great relationship and have a lot of faith in Amanda."
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More than 80m Chinese have embraced the faith in the past 40 years.
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But she no longer sounds afraid to look her faith in the eyes.
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"I'm feeling my faith in humankind has been so massively restored," she said.
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If you saw my Twitter feed it would restore your faith in humanity.
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And to make that work, we have to restore our faith in democracy.
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All of these rescues rely on the characters "having faith" in their callings.
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This lets technology provide accountability that gives citizens new faith in their government.
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"I have a lot of faith in the CIA's professional integrity," she said.
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This iteration, all faith in procedure, seemed to enjoy turning the double play.
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Google hasn't built up a lot of faith in its brand-management expertise.
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Shouts the Emmys for adapting & placing faith in the credibility of digital content.
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While in detention, she turned to religion, and found faith in the Church.
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At the end of the day, empower her to have faith in herself.
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"I am telling him just not to lose faith in life," he said.
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Jenny is one thing, but I don't have much faith in cops otherwise.
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It weakens US institutions and slackens the people's faith in the country's democracy.
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Scandals have shaken voters' faith in Mr Morales and the movement he leads.
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Contrary to popular belief, a majority of Americans have faith in free enterprise.
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He's the odd one out, having placed his faith in the wrong thing.
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It seems as though Michelle Obama has restored faith in this dismal election.
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For months, rumours spread that senior leaders had lost faith in Mr Xiao.
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It's a little bit bumming, like, 'Oh man, nobody has faith in me.
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The headline: founders and investors have next to no faith in government ideas.
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It also made him have faith in the system for the first time.
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This could shake players' faith in HQ and erode their incentive to compete.
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Here's a tale of lost and found that'll restore your faith in humanity.
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They looked into my heart and they could see the faith in me.
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My faith in humanity has never been higher than it is right now.
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Investors have increasing faith in the profit potential of such undeveloped properties, however.
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"All the companies indicated to me they have faith in Mexico," she said.
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I put my faith in God, and I refuse to live in fear.
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I guess I draw cartoons because I don't have much faith in humanity.
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Goebbels thought that the movie would undermine the public's faith in their politicians.
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Put your faith in the Panda, though, and don't be dissuaded from visiting.
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In the short term, the corruption scandals are undermining faith in democratic politics.
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You might expect such accusations would hurt Americans' faith in the electoral system.
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What you are destroying at base is people's faith in the electoral system.
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The company had faith in its product, and now I can see why.
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For more information about the role of faith in global health and development:www.faithforinternationalassistance.
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That, of course, evokes the central contest of faith in a material age.
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Ray recited a Muslim testament of faith in Arabic as his last words.
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But over time, she says that faith in her abilities began to wane.
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Missing goals again is not likely to enhance Europeans' faith in the bloc.
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Without your faith in their motivations and actions, they won't succeed for long.
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This system is damaging our democracy and eroding American's faith in our institutions.
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This kind of collusion is precisely what is poisoning faith in our politics.
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These leaks further damage an already damaged faith in the Democratic nominating process.
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Several church members talked about their experiences of deepening their faith in God.
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They no longer trust their institutions or have faith in their common destiny.
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But worse than that, it undermines faith in the legitimacy of the punishment.
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Where some see bad faith in the North's activities, others see smart tactics.
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But I refuse to believe we've lost our faith in a greater future.
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He placed his faith in democracy, the franchise, and the two-party system.
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"Thank you for your boundless faith in the American people," he told Trump.
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They freely decide to do so out of their sincere faith in God.
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Randall, 60, is an optimist, and her faith in humanity is nearly universal.
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The nation's flagging faith in government has become an out-and-out catastrophe.
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Asked if he was placing his faith in the King, Salah replied: "yes."
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It's similar experientially, but this is faith in the yawning void of potentiality.
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I have every faith in the ingenuity and drive of this amazing team.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canadians need more faith in the assessment system.
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It destroys your faith in humanity, in the truths they are telling you.
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He had absolute faith in Jeannie, as a witness and investigative trump card.
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Conversely, 47 percent of whites surveyed said they had faith in Donald Trump.
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But then something like this comes along, and restores your faith in humanity.
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Conservatives have little faith in Justice Anthony Kennedy, especially on social conservative priorities.
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These are allegations that have seriously undermined the public faith in our government.
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Here's perhaps a story that'll help you keep the faith in baggage handlers.
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One Twitter user said the video would serve to restore faith in humanity.
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Not if you listen to Ms. Friedlander, who has faith in the young.
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"What are the things we put our faith in as Americans?" he said.
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Despite everything, Ms. Bautista said, she still has faith in Venezuela's democratic process.
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There's faith in it (it's a revival, after all); there's probably hope, too.
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We have a lot of faith in A.V. We'll leave it at that.
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It would contradict the fact that we acted in good faith in 2002.
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We put our faith in the one thing that was in our control.
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It's why non-interventionists put their faith in him in the first place.
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Yet another was that faith in Jesus was the only road to salvation.
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So I have a little more faith in the creativity of human beings.
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" Will behavior like this "cause the electorate to lose faith in our democracy?
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Defending civil liberties is also an article of faith in the Conservative Party.
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But opposition lawmakers said they had little faith in such assurances, accusing Mrs.
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For Protestants, salvation happens through divine grace received through faith in Jesus Christ.
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Many young people feel trapped in a system they have no faith in.
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Unshakable confidence comes from a solid foundation built on faith in something dependable.
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Undermining the public's faith in key democratic institutions and processes is quite another.
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Perhaps it's because the roots of our faith in second acts are long.
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The war blew away that gentility, those ideals and that faith in progress.
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Some pro-Europeans have put their faith in Labour's rising star Keir Starmer.
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Ma encouraged people to have faith in humanity, our creativity, and the future.
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Ever since Inauguration Day, the public's faith in the president has been eroding.
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Advice from the ancients: Put your faith in America's maritime wall of steel.
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That may be a reflection of South Korea's diminishing faith in its economy.
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The American public is also rapidly losing faith in its most valued institutions.
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So why did political scientists place so much faith in this social group?
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"At this point, I do not have faith in Con Ed," he said.
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"Stoking fear and concern is undermining people's faith in our elections," he said.
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Investors have been losing faith in Chinese steel demand for May and June.
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"I have ultimate faith in the intelligence community," the North Carolina Republican said.
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The President's nominees, all fine choices, reflect his boundless faith in the meritocracy.
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Booker added that he had faith in his campaign apparatus to deliver results.
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"My faith in humanity is restored," said Musk after the verdict was delivered.
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Partly it's because he's insatiably curious and has bottomless faith in people's decency.
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"I still have faith in the system for the long run," she said.
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I have faith in you and us and our ability to understand democracy.
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She said she had to have faith in her abilities when others wouldn't.
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The first was "wrapping faith in logic": Marxism fused mysticism with scientific rationalism.
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But is your faith in democracy rattled at all by Donald Trump's tweets?
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And what, in the meantime, happens to Americans' already shriveled faith in Washington?
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It's simply meant to help restore people's faith in voting, the company said.
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It means that we are efficient, and our clients have faith in us.
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But it doesn't look as if they have much faith in the promise.
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Americans have more faith in the military than in any other government institution.
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He has lost faith in recommendations by policy makers and experts, he said.
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"Keep faith in China," as that will be "key for 2020," he said.
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"My faith in humanity is restored," Musk said after the verdict was announced.
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It will mean restoring faith in our criminal justice system through comprehensive reforms.
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To ignore strangers on a train is also to pledge faith in them.
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Or, that the faith in the U.S. economic recovery is global in nature.
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For Jobs, "the issue was never with faith in his staff," Merchant said.
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There's something in the charts that has renewed Todd Gordon's faith in Apple.
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There was excessive faith in the market as the arbiter of almost everything.
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The implication: Lose faith in the Crown Prince and lose all those benefits.
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As far as faith in these guys going forward, we have all that.
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The bureau has put its faith in electronic devices over pen-and-paper.
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It will take years, if not decades, to restore faith in these institutions.
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This history should give us faith in the possibilities for a better world.
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Students aren&apost the only people losing faith in the media, of course.
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She added that the North had shown "good faith" in releasing imprisoned Americans.
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Some Muslims are leaving their neighborhoods, having lost all faith in the police.
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"I have no faith in what they say," he said of the agency.
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We've lost the confidence in our leaders and the faith in our institutions.
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Analysts said Mr. Trump's criticisms represented an effort to undermine faith in journalism.
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The second large theme was the loss of faith in the American idea.
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I know, I know too many Americans have lost faith in our future.
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Would that strong emotional resonance make you have less faith in the poll?
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By almost every metric, Americans are losing faith in the institutions of governance.
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Economists generally have great faith in the power of human beings to adapt.
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She lost faith in social welfare programs she came to believe were misused.
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Remember how 20th Century Fox had next to no faith in Star Wars?
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That is why my faith in this state and country is not diminished.
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The university bought the tiles in good faith in 213 for about $2131,2000.
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Like faith in the magical powers of tax cuts, faith in the wondrous things that happen if you let bankers do whatever they want has become a free-floating ideology on the right, untethered to any kind of reality check.
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Malecki says one of the keys to not being taken in by a religious-based affinity fraud is to separate your faith in a higher power from your faith in an investment advisor who shows up at your place of worship.
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But a competition revolution would do much to restore the public's faith in capitalism.
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I guess we lost our faith in him somewhere around season 5, episode 10.
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I do, however, place a reasonable amount of faith in this social justice soap.
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And CBS as a network just doesn't seem to have faith in the show.
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Markets are also losing faith in Mr Trump's ability to pass domestic economic reforms.
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Meet the only person with more faith in his own authority than Donald Trump.
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We must rather undertake the hard work of restoring their faith in democratic politics.
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But, as nearly everyone agrees, it does little to instill faith in the system.
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Kasich shows his complete misunderstanding of faith in his failure to defend religious liberty.
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But many of those voters Rubin puts her faith in are watching Fox News.
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And then there is the prayer of faith, faith in the goodness of people.
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Don't beat yourself up so much that you lose faith in your own intuition.
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And their story is one of unimaginable sacrifice, hard work and faith in America.
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Cohen has eroded faith in the electoral process and compromised the rule of law.
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"I want to bring back faith in the U.N," she said at the time.
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That's done long-term damage the public's faith in its own institutions, Henderson said.
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Vis-à-vis, our carpet is quite simply an expression of faith in optimism.
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Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski has faith in the horse that shares his name.
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"It is encouraging to have that kind of faith in your catcher," Roark said.
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But you'd have faith in a system that was 99 percent accurate, wouldn't you?
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Part of this text is adapted from the Faith in Action section of freetheslaves.net.
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Already, elsewhere, many have lost faith in international law and in the security architecture.
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Trump seems to have faith in nothing except pure brute strength and political vengeance.
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But at that point, they probably lost faith in me and were over it.
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So far, however, Mr Trump's broadsides have failed to dent faith in his targets.
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Despite those assurances, many people here had little faith in either of the signees.
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To blame free speech for policy failures calls into question faith in democracy itself.
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There are some pretty clear pitfalls to putting so much faith in your devices.
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When people conclude that politics is disgusting or absurd they lose faith in it.
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After 9/11 we could no longer pretend that faith in god was harmless.
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Westbrook's faith in general manger Sam Presti may just incentivize George to stick around.
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Still, Cuban credited Trump with inspiring voters who have lost faith in the system.
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"He had faith in his German identity, but it didn't work," Dundar told Reuters.
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Then we go forward, with the presumption of good faith in our fellow citizens.
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You know what, I got a lot more faith in the people of Pennsylvania.
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Anyone who purchases Snap shares is putting their faith in its two young founders.
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" Musk's bottom line: "My faith in humanity has been a little shaken this year.
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Nevertheless, people all over the world are now losing faith in the liberal order.
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If you don't have faith in Johnson's theory, your fate is sealed and doomed.
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But this has continued to erode on his watch, undermining faith in institutions themselves.
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That means putting faith in forecasts that could well turn out to be wrong.
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But faith in search engines — a field long dominated by Google — appears consistently high.
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If we lose faith in paper money, paper money ceases to have any value.
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The problem is that whole idea places an incredible amount of faith in markets.
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But just a few years later, faith in democracy and capitalism begins to fade.
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"The president's entitled to having an attorney general he has faith in," he said.
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But many have since lost faith in North Korean promises, and interest in reunification.
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While faith in the experts is often justified, it is not an infallible strategy.
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Trump supporters are putting their faith in boots on the ground at his rallies.
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It has since trended lower, with investors losing faith in its anti-cancer franchise.
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No one in the field puts faith in batteries as a source of power.
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Watching this back I still standby my reaction, but also my faith in Robby.
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So when Michelle Wolf entered my consciousness, it restored my faith in funny feminism.
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Open societies rely on people's faith in the good intentions of their fellow citizens.
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Faith in action means we do something about the threats to our religious liberties.
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Either way, sincere faith in how the two parties operate is at a nadir.
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Tesla is still primarily buoyed by future expectations and faith in CEO Elon Musk.
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Put your faith in me and me alone, and you will become a monument.
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Others need to put their faith in something complicated and "ancient" for emotional guidance.
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These days people have little faith in the makers of their food and drink.
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I have real faith in my fellow people who walk the Earth with me.
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The second festering problem is the public's lack of faith in Britain's immigration system.
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You know, my faith in the American justice system, I&aposm destroyed by this.
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Then he got arrested again, and now the court is losing faith in him.
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This new home has given her some hope and restored her faith in humanity.
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"No matter what, I still have faith in them," Deborah says of law enforcement.
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These numbers actually seem pretty low given my general level of faith in humanity.
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The delay in forming a permanent government could further undermine faith in mainstream parties.
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Jesus had faith in God, resting in the arms of an all-embracing love.
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Often they have placed too much faith in statistics and forecasts that proved erroneous.
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Sometimes you can't put your faith in people because you'll always be let down.
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SO I DON'T THINK THAT THAT'S PARTICULARLY LOSING FAITH IN FED POLICY ON AVERAGE.
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And it's going to be an issue in terms of faith in the system.
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And if people start losing faith in the system entirely, no one will succeed.
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Oh, and that other little surprise doesn't help give him faith in Hill House.
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"Hope springs eternal when faith in the Fed is as high as it was."
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But before we lose faith in British democracy entirely it's worth remembering two things.
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These rest periods revive your faith in human beings, bringing out your best self.
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Hopefully your faith in America will come alive again with the sound of music.
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Go deeper: Bond traders have no faith in long-term U.S. growth or inflation
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For a long time Alina Baraz didn't had much faith in her singing abilities.
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"There are moments when my faith in humanity is restored," wrote user Kathy Robertson.
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Astralis put its faith in its in-game leader, Gla217ve, and it paid off.
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Our faith in God helps in maintaining our character without giving into the rage.
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It helps, she says, that she has faith in his flying ability — and God.
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It's like a relay race that we're running… I have great faith in you.
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Does she have as much faith in him as she did in his brother?
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As the outrage mounted, Harris' own editor seemed to lose faith in his book.
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Such an assumption is essential if we are to place our faith in deterrence.
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I was annoyed, delirious, and beginning to lose faith in both art and humanity.
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Life in such communities is governed by faith in ways both large and small.
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"The management puts a lot of faith in Armstrong," BTIG analyst Walt Piecyk said.
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Trump acted in good or bad faith in stating his reason for the ban.
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It is an assault on everybody who cares about and has faith in democracy.
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"More often than not, your faith in America — and in Americans — will be confirmed."
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"We have quite a lot of faith in the cleared defense industry," he said.
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Taking risks requires much faith in yourself and others, but it must be done.
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But when I do, they are often fueled by a pure faith in hedonism.
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Faith in central banks is of critical importance now because conventional policy is exhausted.
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In "Faith in a Tree," we drift in and out of conversations, memories, observations.
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In particular, they put too much faith in the power of innovative product design.
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America's political system and the white working class have lost faith in each other.
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The board has "full confidence and reposes full faith" in Kochhar, the statement said.
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"These efforts reduce faith in government by making it less accessible," he told me.
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But his faith in music and his own paranormal gift for it never wavered.
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The creators didn't have enough faith in the entertainment value of the music business.
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I believe a core element is the catastrophic loss of faith in the government.
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Faith in their home savings would make them more likely to open their wallets.
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But restoring faith in the foreign policy process is as important as anything else.
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Yakubu said she has struggled to stay hopeful, sustained by her faith in God.
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She had a great faith in Jehovah God, and had a wonderful family life.
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Amico also discussed her personal religious faith in relation to her progressive political philosophy.
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We are an articulation of a faith in what we are at our best.
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The National Pediculosis Society fired back, militant in its faith in no-nit policies.
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However, I have faith in our community's drive to stand up and defend itself.
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Do not put too much faith in polls in general, even a polling average.
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Of the Democratic frontrunners, voters have the most faith in 21625-year-old Sen.
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As for the E.R.A., ardent supporters never lost faith in the possibility of resurrection.
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It is why Girardi so often places his faith in players with track records.
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Mueller also made clear he did not question Barr's "good faith" in doing so.
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When they lose faith in their leaders, they can lose hope for the city.
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From this exchange my faith in truth-telling institutions and their power is replenished.
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So much for Deng's "faith" in the people of Hong Kong to govern themselves.
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Imagine that: Just 28503 in 22019 citizens here have faith in their own government.
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What can diminish faith in America as a beacon of democracy to the world?
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We must have faith in them and in their ability to survive and recover.
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Indeed we all need answers, before we lose all faith in our justice system.
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Some activists in Baltimore say their faith in the judicial process is already worn.
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In other words, they should put more faith in low-propensity voters of color.
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Despite the party's concerted opposition, Americans have greater faith in the Democrats' good faith.
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The people I encountered have boosted my faith in the promise of American democracy.
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Thompson says the encounter "crushed" her faith in humanity and haunted her for years.
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His mother has lost faith in him, and he's a pariah in his neighborhood.
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His designs and marketing captured a singularly American faith in upward mobility and assimilation.
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After the information comes out, activists on both sides lose faith in their cause.
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Dean added that he has faith in the justice system, regardless of Sessions's resignation.
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Or you put blind faith in a friend's recommendation or a heavily edited photo.
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It feels like behind these curtains, and it makes us lose faith in it.
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Don't be afraid to ask us questions about our faith in a respectful manner.
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I had more faith in maintaining my regular customers than in remaining legally employed.
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Park told Broadly that Watson lost faith in police protection because of Maplewood's treatment.
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Drivers across the world put blind faith in GPS navigation, sometimes with disastrous results.
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How does Willoughby keep faith in it when it's wrong, as has happened before?
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Partisan allegiances have less of an effect on Americans' faith in the intelligence community.
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I want to have faith in the men and women sworn to protect me.
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It's a mild reaction that puts a lot of faith in cool diplomatic heads.
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" In English, the words express faith in God: "Magnified and sanctified be your name.
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To be honest, I just have very little faith in the criminal legal system.
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But that just implies the court's own deep lack of faith in free markets.
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That transformation is what gives Cramer faith in Intel's future, with or without Krzanich.
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During a Christmas episode, the table unites in faith in the power of gravy.
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"People have lost faith in the government," said Mytilini mayor special advisor Tasos Balis.
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So you can see that my faith in the Supreme Court has virtually disappeared.
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Not even Mr. Trump's hard-edge trade policies could shake investor faith in stocks.
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This obstruction and gridlock are why some people are losing faith in their government.
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And he trails behind many members of his faith in his publicly stated views.
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New leaders may be capable of delivering policies that could restore faith in internationalism.
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And the tracks would trust him too, just like they have faith in Ecclestone.
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We sailed out into the frigid Brooklyn night with our faith in humankind restored.
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Many individuals who put their faith in the digital currency saw their fortunes erased.
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This kind of basic faith in the Court's mission is essential to its functioning.
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The result has been an across-the-board decline in faith in neutral institutions.
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Encounters like these do little to strengthen Salvadoran citizens' faith in their justice system.
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I don't have a whole lot of faith in the new generation of doctors.
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Molly kept me buoyed by her unwavering faith in my vision for this book.
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These last few weeks haven't exactly validated your faith in the man, have they?
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But hers isn't a wan faith in expanding the pie and crossing the aisle.
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How many unpaid internships can you endure before you lose faith in the system?
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How sad that these parents had such little faith in their young adult children.
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After the Second World War, Japan put its faith in technology rather than individuals.
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"We do not have faith in the police force," he said in an interview.
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By August 2015, Mr. Davis had lost faith in his lawyers, complaining of delays.
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It's an old-fashioned faith in expansiveness that is both risky and increasingly rare.
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There is also the reciprocal aspect of the trust equation: having faith in voters.
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Has Ms. Guthrie lost faith in medicine, I wondered on turning the last page.
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Yet faith in and demands for tax cuts remains; it's the ultimate zombie idea.
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There is something radical about that, and about Mr. Schrader's stubborn faith in movies.
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The result is that people, especially the young, lose faith in democratic norms altogether.
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The reddest faith in America is also the one most skeptical of Donald Trump.
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The triumph of "Parasite" is a sign of a crisis of faith in capitalism.
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But for now, I have faith in a democratic public's ability to police itself.
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Remember two things: 'Put not your faith in Princes,' and 'This too shall pass.
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When we come to have faith in Christ, it necessarily impacts everything we do.
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Faith in God could not be coerced but must be understood and willfully embraced.
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Many people in the crowd wore T-shirts professing their faith in Sasquatch's existence.
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It is only with faith in ourselves and the future that may yet be.
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And "Angels in America" — well, heaven and earth, bad faith in love and politics.
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And yet the deal also suggests an abiding faith in the city to recover.
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He succeeded in large part because of his faith in the power of facts.
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What role do you think fate and faith in science play in the story?
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Any faith in India's credibility as a force for good in Kashmir is misplaced.
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Even posing the question to Mr. Putin undermines faith in the intelligence agencies' conclusion.
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And it's really strengthened my faith in what we can do in a democracy.
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When does faith in orthodox politics, even in the rule of law, run out?
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Sessions can act to begin to restore faith in the Justice Department and FBI.
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"Nobody knows what would happened when people lose faith in the parliament," he said.
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"My faith in humanity is restored," Mr. Musk told reporters after hearing the verdict.
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Excessive faith in the power of free markets can lead to infeasible policy proposals.
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Nones, many of whom grew up within evangelicalism, often still affirm faith in God.
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The loss of faith in our institutions is laid bare in survey after survey.
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If you can't tell, I don't have much faith in those kinds of sites.
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He had a sunny faith in the free market to deliver prosperity to all.
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Endemic corruption is a scourge and erodes public faith in the integrity of government.
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I wish they had a little more faith in freedom, dynamism and human ingenuity.
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Faith in progress, in invention, in some basic urge to constantly make life better.
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As for whether he has faith in O'Malley's leadership, Lasch said he wants to.
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A majority of people of faith in America support the legal right to abortion.
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Across the government, employees express less faith in managers than do private sector workers.
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We have a lot of faith in ourselves that we can keep this going.
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His last speech as president was about his faith in America and its people.
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More and more we are losing faith in humans and depending instead on machines.
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Religious minorities cannot openly profess their faith in the media or in the streets.
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She had faith in the facts, even if they challenged the dogma of narrative.
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Those with faith in Peloton's story will point to its rabidly devoted customer base.
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And I certainly do not question the Attorney General's good faith in that decision.
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The left has often placed too much faith in the power of human reason.
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Polls show the one place Americans retain faith in Trump is his economic management.
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She avoided answering the question, simply saying she had "absolute faith" in the system.
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His faith in the government's ability to deliver dependable health care has been shaken.
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Others expressed hope that an accelerating economy would improve millennials' faith in capitalism. Rep.
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They share two themes: a desire to increase transparency and a faith in technology.
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But NBC's apparent faith in Superstore is a promising sign for a promising comedy.
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The need for public faith in the rule of law must be the priority.
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Cap, you see, prefers to place his faith in people, not institutions or governments.
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I have a lot of faith in the millennial generation to fix all this.
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Similarly, the novelist Joseph Conrad had no faith in God, and lost his faith in progress after witnessing the colonization of Congo, but he wrote beautifully about those who faced their empty fate head on: sailors surviving the indifference of the sea.
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Faith in God, but not in Wuerl Despite still being haunted for decades by the memory of the priest who abused him, David Lorenz's faith remains intact, even if his faith in Donald Wuerl -- and the church as a whole -- is in tatters.
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"It is my faith in us, my faith in us together as a nation that we share a common pain and common problems that can only be solved with a common purpose and a sense of common cause," he said in the video.
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Just before heading to the polls in 22018, 22020% of voters had faith in democracy.
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Teasdall completed a pass for a 31-yard gain to reward Swinney's faith in him.
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In a collective sigh of relief, fans flooded Twitter with a restored faith in love.
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Nevertheless, the smartest minds in the GOP have maintained their faith in the old model.
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But Tebow's solid instructional league performance seemed to justify the Mets' faith in Tebow's abilities.
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" Littrell closed by saying, "I have faith in his character, his beliefs, and his balls.
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It was a time for me to think about my faith in this chaotic world.
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That is depressing, and will do little to help rapidly eroding public faith in Congress.
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In their place was an upbeat finale in which Anne declares her faith in humanity.
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U.S. equity markets are putting too much faith in an as-yet-unproven presidential administration.
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Given the management's willingness to change starters, the organization clearly has faith in Expect's abilities.
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And they have to trust your integrity enough to not compromise their faith in you.
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I had lost all faith in DJ Khaled's ability to land the Champagne Papi bars.
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Historic swings in stocks this month have shaken many a bull's faith in the market.
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This intersects with the decline of faith in political institutions in a particularly nasty way.
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And more often than not, your faith in America - and in Americans - will be confirmed.
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I've been to three different rehabs before and I had lost all faith in them.
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In such times, faith in our government, our institutions and even our country can erode.
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It's so humbling and so kind, it just renews my faith in the human race.
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With that, poof: The street loses faith in John Rice, and John's fund is destroyed.
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Just 27 percent said they have more faith in the truthfulness of national news coverage.
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Their technology typically feels like a black box that requires blind faith in their assertions.
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Any one of them could be better-placed to restore faith in our economic future.
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In public polls throughout the 9113s, '2911s, and beyond, faith in the federal government plummeted.
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"We don't have a lot of faith in that number," Van Dorn told BuzzFeed News.
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Some funeral directors recently told BuzzFeed News they don't have faith in the government's investigation.
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"Iraqis have lost faith in the political system," says Ali Allawi, a former defence minister.
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It's a testament to his remarkable legacy of service and faith in his post-presidency.
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"We here as civilians have lost all faith in the things people say," he said.
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"I have a lot of faith in humanity and what drives us," she told Motherboard.
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These reforms were essential because we saw that parents were losing faith in the system.
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Restoring Peruvians' faith in democracy will take time, but at least it may have started.
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This is where they showed his character, his patriotism, his faith in the worst circumstances.
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Procter & Gamble: Cramer hasn't lost faith in it, and his charitable trust is buying it.
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Can we restore faith in the American voting system, or is the damage already done?
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"We have faith in the fact that [Mr Duque is] going to deliver," she said.
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