But just as a harvest rewards, so will it forsake.
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God will never forsake us, but he will transform us.
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What would it take for him to finally forsake her?
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Both habitually forsake the hard work that makes democracy possible.
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And today, both American parties regularly forsake about half the electorate.
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This would not require Clinton to forsake her campaign pledges, he said.
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The riposte to cynicism starts with politicians who forsake outrage for hope.
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If you forsake it for expediency, you undermine public safety and public trust.
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That's why I turn to the Forsake Phil Mid ($139.95) for my travels.
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We will never forsake it to please those people who actually attacked us.
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Perhaps they could be true to Islam only by appearing to forsake it.
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Anthony knows that the team could commit to rebuilding and forsake the present.
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Knut's besotted fans often asked how a parent could forsake such a cute cub.
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"The Low Road" doesn't quite forsake this template: Trewitt is plainly a selfish ass.
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S. trade deal forsake some, or many, of the promises made to American steel?
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Multiple readers (thank you!) encouraged me not to totally forsake my go-to oatmeal.
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In truth, many nonindustrial societies—half of those which have been surveyed—forsake their elderly.
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The report prompted supporters of Wheeler's proposed reforms to lobby Clyburn to forsake the deal.
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How often will we forsake those that fall out of the scope of employed citizens?
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" The president warned that a failure to enact these reforms will "forsake a better future.
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In modern-day "re-education" prisons, Beijing is forcing ethnic Uighurs to forsake their religion.
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Strike a balance Don't totally feel like you need to forsake your old support system.
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Here are five of my favorite, including pairs from brands like Danner, Cat, and Forsake.
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"I don't understand how they can forsake people that are just like us," she said.
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For women, Forsake has the equally stylish, waterproof Thacher ($159.95), also available in fall 2020.
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How to keep his sons connected to a creed he does not want them to forsake.
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The convent's nuns worry they will forsake their vows if the property comes into Perry's possession.
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"Blonde" and "Endless" show someone willing to forsake that progress in service of perfecting a mood.
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The rich may have to forsake some natural resources so that the poorer world can develop.
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Mr. Xi challenged the incoming president not to forsake trade with the rest of the world.
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They forsake what's in the title of his exhibition, deceptively feigning as if they bear it.
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That means persuading the North to end all testing and to forsake technology transfers to other parties.
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Frustrations like the one that consumed Washington on Wednesday can lead passengers to forsake the subway altogether.
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Forsake one for the other, and a player begins to lose what separates him from his peers.
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When GIlberto and Miguel found out Pacho was gay, they didn't forsake him — they made him a partner.
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When his rice crop failed in February because of salty water, he decided to forsake a third crop.
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Having entered the order at 19, she also embodied the decision to willingly forsake romantic and familial life.
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Publishing only four times a year means Alta must forsake a topic preoccupying many other publications: President Trump.
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Still, many people — once they have decided to forsake a certain type of wine — refuse to go back.
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Her theological reading and practice left her with unanswered questions and doubts, eventually leading her to forsake Islam.
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Patent trolling is lucrative, however, and the chances that PAEs will forsake it for the greater good are slim.
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Trump said the U.S. would not "forsake the friends" who came to America's aid after the deadly terrorist attacks.
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Mrs Clinton agreed that they should pony up, but, citing Russian aggression, insisted America must not forsake the alliance.
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And in fact, it's time to forsake someone else's idea of what gives you a spark or no spark.
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I'm certainly not the first person to forsake the Big Five and I'm sure I won't be the last.
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Brazilians are also summoned to work at polling stations, and those who forsake that obligation must pay a fine.
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Resolved to forsake peace in Ireland until freedom is won, they vow to die, if need be, for the cause.
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While she has good reason to hate him for a betrayal that had fatal consequences, she can't forsake him, either.
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They decided to forsake their upper-level seats at Arthur Ashe Stadium to sit closer to the action on Armstrong.
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As a college student in Wales, he began to forsake his electronics curriculum for writing songs featuring piano and harmonium.
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By this ye may know if a man repenteth of his sins-behold, he will confess them and forsake them.
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Second, that you're not asking her to forsake her family, only to accept you as openly as you do her.
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To forsake bathing entirely and to fling myself around dramatically, too overwhelmed by emotion to bother with cleanliness or balance.
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Hey, if you're going to forsake your family for the love of an American divorcée, you can expect some serious shade.
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Dershowitz has taken a beating from those on the left who are willing to forsake integrity and honesty to fell Trump.
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Have faith that He who brought you this far will never leave you, nor forsake you, because He never will. pic.twitter.
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Leaders said the Venezuelan military would forsake Maduro en masse, joining them and swinging the balance of power in the country.
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With every word I write, I think: We cannot forsake love even in fear, because that's when we need it most.
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What they got instead was a vague promise to "never forsake the friends who stood by our side" after the Sept.
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Forsake, a footwear company based in Boston, has most of its supply chain and production facility in Zhongshan in southeastern China.
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I will never forsake Bébé, nor can I stop myself giggling with pure joy every time Babu speaks!
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It is hard to be depressed, but it is also hard for those who have been depressed to forsake their condition.
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But despite their concern, and despite ongoing federal investigations into the White House's interactions with Russia, Washington will not forsake NATO.
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We all know that job security can lead people to forsake the long-term at the expense of the short-term.
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For some political analysts, the legacy of 2015 is mixed: heightened public awareness of risks, but unwillingness to forsake traditional French liberties.
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TO UNDERSTAND how well-regarded Hillary Clinton was as a senator and then as secretary of state, forsake those closest to her.
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While the miracles of science and technology are worthy of our praise, we lose something vital when we forsake ambiguity for certainty.
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Such assurances notwithstanding, Mr. Kasich is not ready to forsake his abrasive side entirely, holding it in reserve for the right moment.
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"I thought it might be more fun to forsake that, and let people build with only a vague direction or theme," he continues.
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But DC residents too often prize politics above all else, exacerbating the temptation for politicians to forsake their constituents in pursuit of power.
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The decision to forsake photographing people grew out of his experiences as an artist in residence at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
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The survivors banded together and endured, but like all Badlands natives, they were eventually forced to forsake their ancestral lands for reservation life.
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What would happen if President Trump decided to forsake the White House and remain ensconced in his much more ornate New York home?
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Nervous and untried, she failed at all of them, inspiring one agent, she recalled, to suggest she forsake singing and find a husband.
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To abandon the Kurdish people now is to once and for all forsake any historical claims America has as a defender of democracy.
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Mr. Moon contends that North Korea can be persuaded to forsake nuclear weapons through a combination of deft diplomacy and tough economic sanctions.
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Editor's note: This story has been updated to reflect recent developments IT SEEMED ALMOST inevitable that America would forsake the Kurds in Syria.
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Instead, Mr. Trump offered a vague promise to "never forsake the friends that stood by our side" in the aftermath of the Sept.
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Spicer has since been fielding lucrative offers for his post-White House life and has found them too appealing to forsake, the official said.
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The work popularised the idea of the "Yayati complex" or "reverse Oedipal complex", where children forsake their freedom to submit to their parents' demands.
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Only die-hard festivalgoers dared forsake their refrigerated apartments before Saturday evening's main attractions, which included Kendrick Lamar and the indie band the National.
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But holding the course probably amounts to a slower, more winding path to the same destination, as investors flee Turkey and forsake the lira.
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The Turkish government's supporters in the Trump administration argue for de-escalation because they see the relationship with Turkey as too valuable to forsake.
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Boko Haram militants told the girls to forsake Western education for Islam while they were in captivity, one of the Dapchi parents told CNN.
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"When we succumb to those considerations in spite of what should be greater considerations ... we dishonor our principles and forsake our obligations," Flake said.
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And will consumers in both rich and poor countries be willing to forsake the roar of a petrol engine for the hum of a battery?
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They often forsake big scary reveals, investing instead in a more general sense of helplessness and the notion that events are beyond the characters' control.
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That plastic in your pocketbook is the greatest enabler of bad money habits, allowing you to spend on a whim and forsake all budget plans.
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During his speech, McCain argued Australia should not forsake its alliance with the United States now that the Trump administration is in the White House.
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Life is made up of so many compromises, and there are so many happinesses we must forsake because of health, money, timing or bad luck.
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But Pence has now started a movement of his own, with the hashtag #IStandwithICE, and promised that the Trump administration would never forsake the agency.
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At the same time, participation in the eurozone has required governments to forsake policy tools that their predecessors had used during times of economic crisis.
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And because we have convinced them that their only hope is an assimilation that demands they forsake who they are and where they come from.
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Despite the setbacks, Mr. Erdogan apparently remains unwilling to forsake the debt-fueled growth that lifted the country from poverty but has become increasingly unsustainable.
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"That's really important for the environment to do, and we shouldn't suddenly forsake that because of all the fear around this particular issue," said Szaky.
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Duva opened a Paterson-based trucking company to support his family when he quit fighting, but he was not prepared to forsake the boxing world.
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Nor can the Israeli government suppose that liberal American Jews will forsake our moral assumptions and defend Israeli policies those principles impel us to challenge.
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Every parent wants to help their kid get ahead and avoid student-loan debt, but it's crucial not to forsake your own finances in the process.
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Yet Mr Trump's willingness to forsake moderation is also fuelled by his confidence that the Democrats, recoiling against him to the hard-left, will do likewise.
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That much-maligned meeting saw Trump forsake the US intelligence community's conclusions of Russian interference in the 2016 US election in favor of amplifying Putin's denials.
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They should also help you look good and feel comfortable in a variety of different settings, and for me, these Forsake Phil Mids do all that.
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Mr. Chen is juggling the China productions with two other large projects, a sign that he is not about to forsake his Western audience anytime soon.
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And Colleen, a barista who watched her fellow Bay Staters forsake their senator's bid, was "still working through her grief," when she DM'ed me Wednesday night.
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It's no surprise Madison felt comfortable suggesting Peter should forsake intimacy with Hannah Ann Sluss and Victoria Fuller as a way to invest in their future.
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To opt in to the FirstNet solution, this city may have to forsake the critical improvements already made and waste millions of already spent taxpayers' dollars.
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While most major automakers offer hybrids and battery-powered options, none of them have been willing to forsake cars powered solely by gasoline or diesel fuel.
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My useless head begins to ache You kind of hope for one mistake For we are going to the heap Just so much garbage to forsake.
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For musical proof of this, consider the eagerness with which the Japanese periodically forsake their high-tech existence and immerse themselves in their age-old music-theatre.
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"Truly, how sad that a creative voice like Eugene Peterson would forsake the Scripture and the Tradition that he so eloquently wrote of," wrote one Twitter user.
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It's a subtle way to connect George, Mary, and death, since the man will forsake his servant girlfriend the moment he finds out she's carrying his baby.
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To do otherwise would forsake the Constitution's system of checks and balances, and invite a dangerous erosion of the legal architecture protecting this country from autocratic tyranny.
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The Forsake Phil Mid boots are comfortable, durable, and waterproof, unlike other boots I've worn beforeI grew up on a farm wearing work boots with steel toecaps.
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Tywin gives a freshly forged sword of Valyrian steel to Jaime to entice him to forsake his vow to the Kingsguard and to be the Lannister heir.
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Both within and without the Kingdom, the urgency to convince Ezekiel (Khary Payton) to forsake his truce with the Saviors in order to help Rick, et al.
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Tenje said the biggest headache was persuading people in rural areas to forsake cars run on diesel or gasoline, making the fossil-free goal hard to reach.
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Olds, Milner and other scientists showed that rats would gallop uphill, leap hurdles and even forsake food in order to keep stimulating that region of the brain.
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At that point, Israelis could give these Palestinians full rights as citizens, thus diluting the Jewish character of their nation, or deny them rights and forsake democracy.
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Post-war Germany and Japan felt safe enough to forsake militarism and concentrate on economic growth—as they had not in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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He had pledged to "drain the swamp" of the city's permanent political class and to forsake the contributions of wealthy donors, who he said had too much power.
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When American evangelicals forsake responsibility for the consequences of their votes by refusing to look at Donald Trump's harmful acts, they confuse trust in God with democratic participation.
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"She wore her suits and looked fabulous, but she also didn't forsake her femininity," Mowarin recalls to CNBC Make It. She looked the way Mowarin wanted to feel.
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Even as the Taliban denied responsibility for the Kabul assault, they have resumed their attacks on Afghan forces across the country, refusing to forsake violence as their leverage.
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On balance, though, the West should not forsake the Saudis; instead it should seek to restrain the damage of their air campaign, and ultimately bring it to an end.
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Just as few people move their bank accounts, so customers are reluctant to forsake a money-transfer system that has worked for them, even if it charges steep fees.
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It follows that America must not forsake its rugged individualism: "We don't want to become like the rest of the world," Mr Rubio insists, delighting his many fellow exceptionalists.
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The price is also justified by the fact that Forsake works with Carbonfund to offset 100% of the carbon emissions that come from producing, shipping, and sourcing its footwear.
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Rather, they will look to the political dramas: Lyndon Johnson's decision to forsake re-election in 1968, the Moratorium protests of October 1969, Henry Kissinger's exhaustive Paris peace talks.
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"I leave / I depart / I quit / I forsake / I abandon / I give up / I let down" she writes in the first poem in her latest collection, A Sand Book.
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Instead of getting a job upon graduation, however, he decided to shirk social norms and forsake the rat race for the journey of a lifetime in the Alaskan wilderness.
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In all of them, many citizens were willing to overlook or forsake civil liberties, government powers grew, fringe groups strengthened and spread intolerance, and dissent was regarded with suspicion.
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But for some of the 100 remaining candidates who nominated themselves to forsake life on Earth for a ticket into the unknown, the project is still vital and tantalisingly real.
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In a dynamic system firms have to forsake at least some stakeholders: a number need to shrink in order to reallocate capital and workers from obsolete industries to new ones.
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At a town hall meeting on universal health care Thursday, Omar exercised the American freedoms the President said she should forsake if she doesn't like how he's running the country.
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Now that the games have begun, the Olympics are asking Brazilians to forsake a key part of their sporting culture, the better to conform to the IOC's version of it.
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The new president could cancel it, leaving young undocumented immigrants to wonder whether they can ever return to their homelands without having to forsake their lives in the United States.
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The implication is clear: the people of the United Kingdom must forsake the resurgent nationalism that has characterized domestic politics in advance of a June 21961 referendum on EU membership.
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The extension, announced when he was named the next music director of the Metropolitan Opera, reassured Philadelphia that he would not forsake them for the lures of the opera pit.
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In any event, only a minority of people are likely to ever have robot sex, and the subset of people who intentionally forsake humans for robot relationships will be much smaller.
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We see the school at its inception and learn how its existence was always fragile; we meet Cassandras who warn the teacher that the United States might one day forsake him.
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But some liberals within the party fear that Clinton — who has also vowed to work with the GOP if elected — will forsake liberal agenda items if and when she takes office.
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When speaking about his 1980 hit "The Ties That Bind," Springsteen said it shows that no one — not even the president — should forsake the ties to his fellow citizens and community.
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He may have been a victim or a coward, a casualty of repression or a man without qualities, but it was fear that led, or forced, him to forsake his principles.
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The Church of England has asked people to add a new culprit to the list of ills they forsake for the six weeks of penance that begin on Ash Wednesday: plastics.
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"The beauty of having a privately owned business and no shareholders is that I don't have to forsake quality or design or efforts to take us to new places," she said.
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We write it to distance ourselves from it, to forsake it, to convince ourselves we are so distinct in our wellness from that depressed person that another low won't, couldn't possibly, return.
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The stay in school chorus presents him as someone wise enough to forsake immediate earnings for future ones without acknowledging that, in a more just enterprise, the two wouldn't be mutually exclusive.
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But Saudi officials are still insisting that they have a right to enrichment and reprocessing under the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, which guaranteed nations access to such technologies if they forsake nuclear weapons.
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Mr. Phillips has long called for Democrats to forsake centrist appeals and candidates, including in the 2020 presidential primary, and he suggested that other donors would be wise to do the same.
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With a thumping soundtrack and images of the two leaders as benevolent peacemakers, the video offered an inspirational view of a thriving North Korea, if only it would forsake its nuclear weapons.
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But the base — the market — the ones with guns as well as those who are simply excited, the die-hards, the ones he keeps appealing to and applauding, will not forsake him.
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They will lose most of the privileges and perks of royalty once they give up their full-time status and forsake Britain for an uncertain future in Canada and the United States.
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The routine succession of threats any government faces is more likely to lead to oppression than to a free, informed debate or a decision that the state should forsake the digital tools available.
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After the Russian Revolution in 2179, the archipelago sought to reunite with Sweden, but Finland, a unified entity with the Aland Islands under Russian rule, demanded its independence and refused to forsake Aland.
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Roland Martin, an African-American commentator, said that Democrats should not forsake heavily white communities entirely; but ultimately, he said, the party's fate in the South would swing on turnout among minority voters.
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Jacobs-Jenkins follows this plot structure, but, instead of Good Deeds, it's Love who accompanies Everybody into the afterlife; Love is as imperfect as all the other figures, but he doesn't forsake Everybody.
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Second, by giving control over speech to faceless authorities, those who fight for social change forsake their own ability to challenge the status quo, to participate in the destruction of dysfunctional and unjust systems.
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I might only read books I stumble across in used bookstores, only watch TV shows on local channels, only buy vinyl, only write letters, forsake social media for print newspapers, wear only found vintage.
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If there were such a trade-off, the debate over coronavirus response would be in the realm of pure values: How much money should we be willing to forsake to save a human life?
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Rich or poor, whatever your background, if you're willing to forsake hearth and home and wake up obscenely early to stand outside in the cold, there's a place for you on the parade route.
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Who has a greater stake in truth, justice and the American way — an exile from Krypton, or the black child who fled a ruined movie theater, yet didn't forsake the words of Bass Reeves?
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"Megxit," as their decision to forsake their royal duties is dubbed, has been cast as a reaction to the British media's insensitive, borderline racist attacks on the couple and the constant intrusion upon their privacy.
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But Moss's passion is not a simple affection for the past; it's also a crush on what those empty spaces could be, if only New York could forsake its neoliberal ways and stop tourist-proofing everything.
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Amazon's decision to forsake New York means that it's losing access to that talent and creating opportunities for other tech companies to come in and take its place — or for local companies to retain their edge.
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Experts blame cattle ranching for up to 80 percent of the Amazon's deforestation in recent years, which has led to international environmental campaigns to pressure meatpackers to forsake purchasing cattle from ranches involved in such burnings.
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He is the son of Margarita U. Rhodes and John M. Rhodes of Rifton, N.Y. Both parents are members of the Bruderhof community, a secluded Christian commune where members share all property and forsake personal money.
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He is the son of Margarita U. Rhodes and John M. Rhodes of Rifton, N.Y. Both parents are members of the Bruderhof community, a secluded Christian commune where members share all property and forsake personal money.
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Those of us who have long focused on the intersection of sports and society have often wondered what it would take for today's athletes to forsake the path of least resistance and actually stand for something.
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Reporting to Barack Obama, the presidential advisory group invoked what it termed the "front-page rule": that the agencies should forsake any programme which could not command the consent of ordinary people if leaked to a newspaper.
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The Alamos targeted men and women living on the streets of L.A. They offered free meals and incorporated music into their spirited apocalyptic sermons, encouraging followers to forsake their families and devote themselves entirely to the foundation.
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As a portable-only device with no Joy-Cons, the Switch Lite seems to forsake some of the original Switch's innovations in favor of embracing what's most important — the great games you can find on the platform.
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For world leaders, Trump is the representative of America, which remains the planet's military and economic powerhouse, and in that way, for now, America is not only too big to fail, it is too big to forsake.
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Have a date marked on the calendar, so the next time you really want to forsake your shitty cafeteria food to go get a bowl of your mom's famous mashed potatoes, you know you'll get there eventually.
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The Congressional Gold Medal will serve to remind us and future generations as well that we as a nation will never forsake our principles of freedom, not even for the cherished Olympic gold, silver and bronze medals.
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Conveying that it is a status-quo power — willing to forsake its immediate advantage in a particular category of weapon system for longer-term security — would be supremely helpful in dampening the risks of conflict and security competition.
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Democratic lawmakers and activists say they will refuse to accept any proposal that requires them to forsake the well-being of other immigrants, including the parents of the Dreamers, to secure the fate of the young immigrants themselves.
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While policy positions are important (though Trump's real impact is often vastly overblown), a nation is ultimately shaped far more by its culture than its policies, and we can never forsake the greater power for the lesser win.
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And "Hacksaw Ridge" uses the moral dilemma of its hero — who is sometimes tempted to forsake his vows and pick up a rifle in the heat of battle — as a pretext for its own ethical sleight of hand.
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Mr. Zarif is capitalizing on a renewed enthusiasm among some of the allies to push back at what they term bullying by Washington to sever ties with Iran simply because Mr. Trump decided to forsake the nuclear pact.
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Moreover, with a long track record of conservative opinions like the Hobby Lobby decision upholding religious liberty and a book arguing against euthanasia, conservatives can be certain Trump has selected a nominee who will not forsake his originalist roots.
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That's the reality, and it's led a lot of publishers to conclude they'd be better off not competing with Facebook for eyeballs, choosing instead to forsake the exclusivity of their own properties and publish directly to the social network.
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Trump said the U.S. would not "forsake the friends," but he did not explicitly mention and endorse "Article 5," the mutual assistance clause in the NATO charter that he was widely expected to back publicly for the first time.
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STEWART DENENBERGEmeritus professor of computer scienceState University of New York, College at Plattsburgh * Peggy Noonan summed up nicely the situation behind the rise of populism in America and Europe in her recent essay, "How Global Elites Forsake Their Countrymen".
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Still, the irrational impulse to forsake the South did not subside after 22018, even after Donald Trump's election made it perfectly clear that the appeal of white-supremacist politics was hardly limited to the states of the former Confederacy.
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Maybe that fear of alienation fostered his fascination with blackness and fueled his determination not to lose touch with or forsake it, no matter how many white best friends and girlfriends and co-writers and producers he has had.
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"My resources have been depleted and I have struggled to make ends meet, but I have not lost my faith in our God, who is our true source of strength and will never leave or forsake us," he added.
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Speaking of whiskey, Jess expertly turns a phrase from On the Waterfront by telling Rory she's still a contender, and he does it while making me want to forsake my human life to become an almost-empty vessel for holding beverages.
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In diplomacy, we should forsake the goal of North Korean denuclearization in favor of probing North Korea's interest in negotiating an arms control arrangement (which would tacitly permit them to retain at least some nuclear weapons for the foreseeable future).
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"A handful of politicians have demonstrated an alarming willingness to forsake the delicate fabric of the state's democracy by advancing a redistricting amendment that benefits them and them alone," said Doug Steinhardt, the chairman of the New Jersey Republican Party.
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These minimalist-arrivistes present it as a logical end to lifestyle, culture and even morality: If we attain only the right things, the perfect things, and forsake all else, then we will be free from the tyranny of our desires.
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Just this past Sunday, the Lifetime television movie "Harry & Meghan: A Royal Romance" portrayed this sentiment when the fictional Meghan (Parisa Fitz-Henley) decides to forsake her acting career to fulfill an even larger obligation of being a racial symbol.
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Kati Piri, a Dutch legislator who is the European Parliament's rapporteur on Turkey, pointed to the narrowness of Mr. Erdogan's victory, noting that millions of Turks had voted against his constitutional changes and that Europe should not forsake those people.
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Forsake Davos High, $169.95 — available fall 2020All the performance of a great hiking boot, but with city flair, the Davos High is a fully waterproof men's shoe made with full-grain leather, a memory foam footbed, and a breathable membrane.
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While sharing the goal of complete denuclearisation, Moon's government is more eager for dialogue and has urged Washington to address the North's security concerns even as Trump's top aides warned Pyongyang to swiftly forsake its nuclear arsenal or face the fate of Libya.
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Without a moment's hesitation we both agreed to forsake the luxuries of a sleek, modern cruiser in favor of a week aboard the June Hong Chian Lee, a 220-foot-long, 210-ton, three-mast Chinese junk built in Penang, Malaysia, in 2486.
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And Trump did say that the United States "will never forsake the friends who stood by our side" but NATO leaders had hoped he would more explicitly support the mutual defense rules of a military alliance's he called "obsolete" during his campaign.
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Describing 2016 as a year that gave many the impression that the world had "turned upside down," Merkel urged Germans to forsake populism and said Germany had an interest in taking a leading role in addressing the many challenges facing the European Union.
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The researchers discovered that three crucial factors motivate both ISIS fighters and those fighting them: a deep commitment to sacred values, the readiness to forsake family for those values, and the perceived spiritual strength of the group or community that the fighter represents.
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And to some on the outer edges of the political discourse, it's not just O.K. to forsake ''politeness, good manners and so on''; it's a critical tool for fighting the powerful, for whom good manners often serve as a kind of shield.
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But under a severance deal announced over the weekend, the couple will lose most of the privileges and perks of royalty once they give up their full-time status and forsake Britain for an uncertain future in Canada and the United States.
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"My resources have been depleted and I have struggled to make ends meet, but I have not lost my faith in our God, who is our true source of strength and will never leave or forsake us," Moore wrote in a Facebook post.
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It is, ironically, the only film in memory to be pitched to a Christian market whose very existence testifies there is surely no God, for He would not so forsake His children as to deliver them into a cinema showing Ben-Hur.
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And Trump did say that the United States "will never forsake the friends who stood by our side" but NATO leaders had hoped he would more explicitly support the mutual defense rules of a military alliance's he called "obsolete" during his campaign.
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With a deep-red scar etched from his eyebrow to his temple, the legacy of brain surgery less than two weeks ago, McCain beseeched his colleagues to forsake political tribalism and restore the chamber to a spirit of compromise that had helped forge national greatness.
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Temba's fears of not being paid if his team of Sherpa called off the season were ignited by threats from the commercial guide companies who, the morning of the avalanche, explicitly warned their Sherpa teams that they would forsake all payment if they walked away.
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In Season 1 of this candy-colored, rather filthy comedy, Tracey (Michaela Coel, who also created the series), a clerk at an East London convenience store, decides to forsake her Pentecostal upbringing and evangelical boyfriend when her sexual curiosity gets the best of her.
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Barack Obama repeatedly argued that it was time to forsake nation building abroad in favor of nation building at home, and he claimed that the arc of the universe bent inevitably toward justice — thereby implying that America didn't need to do much bending of its own.
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Because many providers will understandably choose to not forsake their professional obligations to provide quality and patient-centered care, it is likely that many of these publicly funded health centers will be forced to close their doors or otherwise limit the services they provide their clients.
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Medicaid has a complicated set of requirements for who is eligible for long-term care coverage, one that's led some couples to forsake their marriage vows or live apart from one another, all in the hopes of lowering their assets in order to maintain or regain the eligibility.
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The history of the Big Apple Circus is tied so intimately to the social imperatives of the late 1960s and the '70s, freedoms that allowed people in their 20s to reject conventional ambitions and forsake direction, that it is virtually impossible to imagine anything like it being recreated today.
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If it does occur, expert observers remain wary that the Trump-Putin meeting could result in a repeat of a maligned Helsinki summit in July that saw Trump forsake the US intelligence community's conclusions of Russian interference in the 2016 US election in favor of amplifying Putin's denials.
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He keeps her, to thread her way among the others or to start up a little something on the side—thus giving texture to what's going on in the middle—or just to lie down and look bored, whereupon all the men forsake their partners and run to her.
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At the upmarket Saint Jude gym and spa in Montreal's bourgeois-bohemian Plateau-Mont-Royal neighborhood, members show off their muscles in the church's former chapel, forsake kneeling in favor of ashtanga yoga poses and luxuriate in an outdoor steamy bath in the shadow of the church's imposing steeple.
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Thinkers like Charles Camosy have argued that people who think of themselves as pro-life must forsake partisanship and embrace a consistent life ethic to counter prevalent cultural attitudes about sex, abortion, poverty, immigration, ecology and state-sponsored violence (like war, genocide, terrorism, police brutality and the death penalty).
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As the president, governors, mayors and public health officials urge Americans to make a most unusual kind of sacrifice — stay home even if you're not ill — the nation remains deeply divided over whether to forsake normal routines for what can sound like an abstract idea of the common good.
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We see the shoddy underpinnings of our construction of gender norms in pre-adolescent girls who forsake dresses for jeans, the absurdities of a teacher making gendered assumptions of elementary school children, and an extended sequence dedicated to a young working African American woman who's acutely aware of her double bind.
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That said, I wonder if my fixation on Shredder, this silent, dangerous person who holds your life in his hands, led me to be a little too eager to forsake safety precautions—and whether my fascination with martyrdom led me to mistakenly identify as a submissive for a long time.
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Yet Mr Corbyn's popularity among Labour's half-million members and affiliates is not replicated among Britain's 19733m voters, most of whom do not share his desire to overthrow capitalism and unilaterally forsake the country's nuclear weapons, nor his soft spot for strongmen such as Vladimir Putin and the late Hugo Chávez.
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Recently, once reliably Republican commentators have suggested that voters forsake the Party for the Democrats in this fall's midterms (George Will); that the Party admit it is no longer in any way meaningfully conservative (David Brooks); and that it let itself be destroyed in order to be rebuilt (Max Boot).
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When Mr. Benson's daughter and her children sued him in 2015, he issued a statement stating that "their allegations regarding my mental health are completely meritless and their allegations against my wife equally unfounded," and insisted he would not forsake his ownership duties even though he was in his late 80s.
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There are gay bars and parties, queer book clubs and beer busts, and then there are events that make the rest of gay culture look quaint: things like circuit parties and gay cruises, gatherings where thousands assemble to forsake sleep and health for days on end and really let themselves go.
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Yet, to write, to read, to cook, to reflect in silence, to walk the dog (until it braces its legs against moving because it's walked too much), to adapt to a single space, to forsake the frenetic, to contemplate a stilled world, may be to open a space for individual growth.
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On the night of her dark baptism, with the lunar eclipse taking place high in the sky, she kneels before a dark high priest in the middle of the forest and promises to "forsake the Path of Light for the Path of Night," and to sign away her life to the Dark Lord.
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Purists might dispute the idiosyncratic unfolding of kaiseki at the haute Odo, half-hidden like a speakeasy at the back of a cocktail bar in the Flatiron district of Manhattan, where Hiroki Odo has been known to forsake tempura in the agemono (fried) course in favor of a French croquette heavy with béchamel.
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As we reflect on more than seven decades of U.S. sacrifice and stewardship in the region that will define our destiny in coming decades, we should understand that, if we fail to answer today's call, history will pose a stern question — why did America forsake its best chance to shape the Pacific Century?
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If you've ever had to make the decision between changing your shoes for the 30 seconds it'll take to throw out the trash or just run out in your slippers and forsake the purpose of owning them, you can appreciate one of the many nuisances that led the startup Mahabis to reinvent indoor shoes as we know them.
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"What this study tells us is that there are three compelling reasons why someone would be willing to fight and die: They commit to and embrace some sacred value, they willingly forsake their own kin for those same values, and they truly believe in the spiritual strength of their own group compared to the enemy," he said.
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White House Letter WASHINGTON — When President Obama travels to North Carolina and Europe this week, he will press an argument that could define foreign policy in the last six months of his presidency: that Americans and Europeans must not forsake their open, interconnected societies for the nativism and nationalism preached by Donald J. Trump or Britain's Brexiteers.
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I feel that I am at the top of my game, and I want all of you who love the Muppets to know that I would never consider abandoning Kermit or any of the others because to do so would be to forsake the assignment entrusted to me by Jim Henson, my friend and mentor, but even more, my hero.
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They appeared to bear fruit in 2005 when America confirmed its recognition of North Korea as a sovereign state that it had no intention of invading, and North Korea agreed to return to the NPT, thus putting all its nuclear facilities under the oversight of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), and to forsake "all nuclear weapons and existing nuclear programmes".
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But it is also a reminder of our eternal, collective search for someplace we can call our own, for the place we imagine when we shut our eyes — a yearning that takes on special meaning in our current age of refugees, who endure one of the great cruelties of the human experience: being forced to forsake their land for another.
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They include the nun who helps the newlyweds settle in France; a moody Jewish artist from Newark who paints Beal's portrait in his dingy Paris studio; a spirited young Irishwoman who steers Thomas toward becoming a winemaker and is obviously smitten with him; and two insistent men who think Beal should simply forsake her marriage and run off with them.
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It is common in priest circles to find reasons for things, and there are usually plenty on offer as to why an ordained priest would forsake his vows and get involved with a woman (to take the obvious case) or with another man: frustration, disappointment, loneliness, experiencing one's self as sexual once the microscope of training has ended — even the freedom a man experiences being on his own.
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But for the U.S., the only responsible option by now is to forsake the procedural wrangles, diplomatic deadlocks and often perverse fictions of the UN. There is no magic solution to all the miseries that bedevil Syria, but it has become, at the very least, imperative to stop the attacks with which Syria's Assad has for years now been engaged in the monstrous business of normalizing the use of chemical weapons.
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Mr. Baker's laurels are all the more noteworthy in that he had been forced to reinvent his musical career three times: first when he was barred from making his way as a classical trombonist because of his race; second when, as a jazzman, he had to forsake the trombone after a devastating jaw injury; and third when he was driven from a teaching job because he had married a white woman.
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Google, naturally, maintains it can have its cake and eat it too, insisting that it is bringing key security features over from both platforms and won't forsake the always-up-to-date nature of Chrome OS. Lockheimer said the biggest security issue with Android comes from the fact that many devices are not updated, something that Google can control with Chromebooks in a way it can't on phones and tablets.
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When we remain silent and fail to act, when we know that silence and inaction is the wrong thing to do because of political considerations, because we might make enemies, because we might alienate the base, because we might provoke a primary challenge, because ad inifitum ad nauseum, when we succumb to those considerations in spite of what should be greater considerations and imperatives in defense of our institutions and liberty, we dishonor our principles and forsake our obligations.
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When we remain silent and fail to act when we know that silence and inaction is the wrong thing to do, because of political considerations, because we might make enemies, because we might alienate the base, because we might provoke a primary challenge, because ad infinitum, ad nauseam, when we succumb to those considerations in spite of what should be greater considerations and imperatives in defense of our institutions and our liberty, we dishonor our principles and forsake our obligations.
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We must decide if we, as states and as people, are going to forsake our responsibility to act as a check and balance to our representative government, or if we have finally reached the tipping point where we're willing to stand up and reject the notion that those we send to Washington control our destiny Texas has spoken, and we encourage other states to join with us in saying that we are not going to settle for the status quo.
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When we remain silent and fail to act when we know that that silence and inaction is the wrong thing to do -- because of political considerations, because we might make enemies, because we might alienate the base, because we might provoke a primary challenge, because ad infinitum, ad nauseum -- when we succumb to those considerations in spite of what should be greater considerations and imperatives in defense of the institutions of our liberty, then we dishonor our principles and forsake our obligations.
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When we remained silent and failed to act when we know that silence and inaction is the wrong thing to do because of political considerations, because we might make enemies, because we might alienate the base, because we might provoke a primary challenge, because ad infinitum, ad nauseam, when we succumb to those considerations in spite of what should be greater considerations and imperatives in defense of our institutions and our liberty we deny our institutions and forsake our obligations.
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When we remain silent and fail to act, when we know that silence and inaction is the wrong thing to do because of political considerations, because we might make enemies, because we might alienate the base, because we might provoke a primary challenge, because ad infinitum, ad nauseam, when we succumb to those considerations in spite of what should be greater considerations and imperatives in defense of our institutions and our liberty, we dishonor our principles and forsake our obligations.
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Contrary to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE asserting that other nations regard our justice system as a "joke" and "laughing stock," this ruling exemplifies the virtues of our commitment to fairness and highlights the critical role of the lawyers who are working to ensure that we do not forsake it, even when dealing with individuals accused of the very worst criminal acts.
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Here are the best products from the 2020 Outdoor Retailer Snow Show:Best avalanche safety pack: Osprey Soelden/Sopris ProBest footwear traction for ice: Kahtoola EXOspikesBest travel blanket: Rumpl Travel BlanketBest puffy jacket: Marmot Featherless HoodyBest camping chair: Yeti Trailhead Camp ChairBest hiking boot: Forsake Davos HighBest base layer: Seirus Heatwave Base LayerBest women&aposs base layer: Kari TraaBest rooftop carrier: Yakima CBX Solar Rooftop CarrierBest motorbike: Cake Kalk Osa+Best campfire setup: Snow Peak Takibi Fire & GrillBest portable lunch box: Klean Kanteen Food Box SetBest snowshoe for kids: Tubbs SnowballBest ski goggle tech: Zeal Optics Observation Deck TechnologyBest ski helmet: Bolle Ryft
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Blacks make up 12 percent of the population, but represent 35 percent of the 85003,900 babies killed daily; in 2012 , New York City had more abortions than births, representing a"de-population" of the black community; 70 percent of black men forsake marriage and desert their children; 75 percent of black boys in California are illiterate; 83 percent of black teenage boys nationwide are unemployed; less than 1 percent of venture capital funding goes to black entrepreneurs; blacks are five times more likely to be incarcerated than whites; and 1,400 more black Americans were murdered in 2010 and 2023, by other blacks, than were lynched from 1882 to 1968.
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