I gave up on everything in my life but most of all I gave up on myself.
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"I gave up on everything in my life but most of all I gave up on myself," she wrote on Instagram.
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Meanwhile, 9% of women gave up on Young Sheldon; the same percentage of women also gave up on the Will & Grace reboot.
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"My heart gave up on me," repeated in my head.
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A month earlier, Lidl gave up on China as unprofitable.
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If you already gave up on your resolutions, don't stress.
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Not to mention, Uber gave up on China almost entirely.
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What hope for a civilization that gave up on books?
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The result: the task force gave up on this idea.
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I sort of gave up on it a while back.
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At a certain point, I almost gave up on it.
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Ferrari and Lamborghini gave up on manuals earlier this decade.
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I gave up on my experiment after only a week.
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I gave up on exercise because it triggered more pain.
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It's definitely when I emotionally just gave up on podcasting.
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He gave up on capitalism after a year in college.
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"We gave up on Los Angeles traffic," he told me.
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The police eventually gave up on the investigations around both disappearances.
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Human kind is so fucked up he gave up on it.
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Thank you for making sure I never gave up on love.
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But she never gave up on him, and neither did O'Connor.
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I gave up on that as I collaborated with other people.
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I gave up on my contacts list a long time ago.
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But my dad never gave up on me no matter what.
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I first gave up on Windows Phone back in December 2014.
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A week ago everyone gave up on all things oil, too.
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At that point, an embittered Ms. Peyser gave up on Alan.
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He gave up on the murder, the zoo — all of it.
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It also tried grocery delivery but gave up on that, too.
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He stopped dreaming, but the dream never gave up on him.
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They left the church because they gave up on evangelical leadership.
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"He never gave up on me," she said of her father.
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You never stopped fighting and we never gave up on you.
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"I gave up on that a long time ago," Flutie jokes.
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CS: I really gave up on narrative film and the film industry.
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We all gave up on Uber HR and our managers after that.
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"He gave up on us a long time ago," she remarked dryly.
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Iowa, too, recently gave up on an attempt to reform its market.
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I gave up on live-tweeting and contributing to our live blog.
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"[She] died and I kind of gave up [on school]," he says.
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Trump contended that Republicans never gave up on pursuing health-care legislation.
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Abraham relocated to Las Vegas, and he almost gave up on Absorption.
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Hoyer, whom the Texans gave up on, ranks 11th with the Bears.
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But after a few more sweeps he gave up on the crumbs.
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Happy Mother's Day to the woman that never gave up on me.
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Seasonal effect: Wow, they really just gave up on this didn't they?
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Neymar just gave up on the ball after a shove from Witsel.
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By the early 1980s, abortion foes generally gave up on this strategy.
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The third one they gave up on, and he became an artist.
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I gave up on the Wi-Fi and stopped checking my phone.
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Yet even as it diversified, Dart never gave up on polystyrene foam.
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We quickly gave up on the chicken and turned to the pasta.
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"That was the moment I gave up on my career," Rahmani said.
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Hinton, LeCun, and Bengio, though, never really gave up on the idea.
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Finally, I gave up on growing better hair and bought it instead.
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Despite the physical hardships he had to endure for so many years, Hawking never gave the impression that he gave up on his own life, and by virtue of his ceaseless warnings, he never gave up on humanity either.
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Swinney urged him to give up drinking but never gave up on him.
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She gave up on the contrived timeline the show and the producers demand.
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So, to spare myself further disappointment, I gave up on the search entirely.
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But, maybe we gave up on our trusty Ariel lunch box too soon.
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I gave up on the thing I most wanted without even really trying.
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She pledges to make them regret the day they gave up on Steven.
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" Still, Billy Wanda and Joe Ray "just never gave up on each other.
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Her son gave up on German for several years before returning to it.
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A month ago, MoviePass finally gave up on its unlimited movie ticket dreams.
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Modern Love I almost gave up on dating when a sandwich rejected me.
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Slat armor worked so well that Iraqi insurgents largely gave up on R.P.G.s.
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SORKIN: HE JUST GAVE UP ON ON-LINE RETAIL, AT LEASTDOING IT HIMSELF.
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Leading citizens gave up on Congress in 1833 and took up the cause.
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So I gave up on the soup and went back to the sushi.
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She gave up on gun control after the 2012 shooting in Newtown, Conn.
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I hope nobody gave up on it before figuring out its fun gimmick.
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In reality, the Republican Party gave up on Lincoln's vision and abandoned Reconstruction.
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Then UV-light therapy; after 20 treatments, he gave up on that too.
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Some families gave up on the idea that everybody had to eat together.
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Some brands like Motorola and Asus gave up on the platform years ago.
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Eventually, the two gave up on finding a lawyer and fighting his case.
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It also gave up on a plan to take a future equity stake.
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" Someone else said: "I gave up on physical/ scrub exfoliant a long time ago.
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Milo Ventimiglia once nearly gave up on Hollywood — to be a farmer in Italy.
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You gave up on the show, but you hate missing out on the hype.
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He almost gave up on it, he says, but persevered at his wife's insistence.
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I lose sunglasses all the time so I gave up on buying nice sunglasses.
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He braved criticism and ridicule against him, but never gave up on his dream.
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I eventually gave up on exploring Andromeda's solar systems about halfway through the game.
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Luckily, Guest never gave up on the genre, releasing Best in Show in 2000.
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I dropped multiple rings, and gave up on replacing them in the right order.
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Dining | Westchester Olga Santos never gave up on her goal of owning a restaurant.
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They gave up on the parity principle in their April spending agreement with Republicans.
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Eventually, I gave up on the gimmick and recorded the rest with a finger.
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Europeans will never give up on America because America never gave up on us.
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In the finals, athletes crashed or essentially gave up on 41 of 50 runs.
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It's definitely a "look," in that it looks like I gave up on myself.
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In truth, Cuarón never gave up on beauty; he has just subordinated that passion.
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But in Sunday's briefing, Trump gave up on his aim of an Easter renewal.
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Even as Keep Labs gave up on this year's event, others stayed without incident.
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She never gave up on the desire to have her children back with her.
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"They gave up on me," he said on an audio recording aired on ESPN.
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Is this the moment Javi Marroquin gave up on reuniting with ex-wife Kailyn Lowry?
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Many people gave up on their good old VHS recorders to switch to a TiVo.
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Eventually I think they gave up on the whole idea and decided to pull out.
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"My biggest fear is that she will think we gave up on her," Rusty says.
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Farmers gave up on this marginal land in the last century, defeated by frequent floods.
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" Nordic American Tanker cutting its dividend: "That's why we gave up on Nordic American Tanker.
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He gave up on that dream after a corruption scandals engulfed FIFA, the sport's regulator.
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So please pray for poor Mark, who gave up on college to pursue his dreams.
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Pharoah said he felt the show "gave up on" his impersonation of then President Obama.
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It's unclear whether Brennan gave up on his AOL email account, or deleted it completely.
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They gave up on their friends, their networks, their communities—they find themselves worse off.
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Mike Krieger almost gave up on Instagram because of a flaw in US immigration law
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"I did therapy, so I gave up on that," he said in a telephone interview.
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They entirely gave up on the precedence of metal with their 1994 follow up, H418ov21.
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I finally gave up on attaining expressionless perfection and just put a photo into FaceReader.
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Even the Taliban gave up on trying to ban it while they were in power.
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Jeff Chen: I nearly gave up on this grid skeleton about eleventy-googol times. Backbreaking.
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I started playing Dungeons & Dragons right around the time I completely gave up on Facebook.
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Even Warren Buffett gave up on IBM, despite its dirt cheap valuation and gigantic dividend.
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Bernie Sanders gave Hillary the Dem nomination when he gave up on the e-mails.
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Essentially, Levi's gave up on weaving the touch-sensitive Jacquard threads into the sleeve itself.
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But Google gave up on fiber before I ever got a chance to use it.
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And after losing his last two battles, Nathan Bedford Forrest gave up on May 9.
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It was the first lead the Jets gave up on Sunday, but not the last.
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In 1967, British Prime Minister Harold Wilson gave up on the remnants of Pax Britannica.
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On the second day of the year, Danielle Miller gave up on the federal government.
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After a number of losses and a couple of hours, I gave up on Carson.
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On May 8 - after 47 days in detention - Gomez gave up on a legal solution.
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Everyone lost hope, but "we just never gave up on it and kept pushing," Stewart said.
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That's why I gave up on the cat-eye — and all eyeliner — back in high school.
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The DietI almost gave up on day one (yep, day one) for a myriad of reasons.
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Initially, after my gynecologist gave up on the "keep trying" mantra, she suggested we try IVF.
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Right as Google gave up on Goggles, other companies began to see value in the idea.
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But for some reason I gave up on most of these tricks in the last year.
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She's a teacher and we pretty much gave up on weeknight hangouts because of pure exhaustion.
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In addition, nearly 20,000 gave up on the tortuous official process and tried to enter illegally.
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Eventually, he gave up on going this route and got a referral from a friend instead.
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The episode might surprise viewers who gave up on the show after the first few episodes.
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Steele largely gave up on paying close attention to other sports outside college football long ago.
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And if I didn't say #screwthescale long ago, I would have gave up on my journey.
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And to our dear friends and supporters who never gave up on us despite it all.
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"I gave up on him today when the rest of the world did too," David says.
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Between that horrendous stint at orientation week and the following year, I gave up on religion.
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On season 1 I think because I was new to it I gave up on it.
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Presumably the production company gave up on 47 Meters Down after The Shallows slaughtered the summer.
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Beyond the detectives, Mr. Purdy also gave up on Lincoln Medical Center in his last weeks.
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He, too, gave up on the project, and soon Rajko was the only modder left standing.
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After about 30 minutes, I gave up on searching the internet and turned to the phone.
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I gave up on these after just two wings and a tiny bite of a third.
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Klein had four miscarriages, saw 10 specialists, and nearly gave up on ever becoming a mother.
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Chris Christie pretty much gave up on New Jersey when he decided to run for president.
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SDS. Five years later, I was finished with NAM, too, and gave up on socialist organizing.
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When I finally gave up on that, I rinsed my eyes with water — to no avail.
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One woman gave up on government employment after repeated harassment and started her own nongovernmental organization.
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Along the way, he gave up on making films and discovered his true passion: ballroom dancing.
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Somewhat chastened, I gave up on French and turned my attention to a new language: Celsius.
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The most lively work comes from people who gave up on drawing a long time ago.
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It's the first writing "for myself" that I've done in about thirty years, since I gave up on poetry (or poetry gave up on me) because I didn't know what a poem was any longer and had severed or sabotaged all my connections to the poetry world.
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But Evernote's changing prices are one reason The Verge's Casey Newton gave up on the app completely.
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So, I gave up on NYC for the last time, and moved back to sweet, earnest Portland.
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Finally, I gave up on the effort altogether — that is, until I found the skin-care aisle.
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Some gave up on MLMs entirely after one experience; others hopped from one company to the next.
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So many voter registration apps got funded that I gave up on writing about all of them.
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Just trying to transform it into something else… You gave up on college before finishing your degree?
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On top of that, Beane never gave-up on his vision, despite the constant criticism from naysayers.
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D&aposAvila gave up on her presidential bid on Sunday to join the Workers&apos Party ticket.
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Maybe you canceled your Prime membership, deleted Twitter, or gave up on being an inbox zero person.
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"When he was little his mama gave up on him at 21 days old," Stones tells PEOPLE.
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President Obama finally gave up on a freeze five years ago after the Leap Day deal collapsed.
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After some backlash, Microsoft gave up on this plan and switched back to a more traditional system.
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But last year he gave up on the corporate world and went back to his father's shop.
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"Pegging would not work as soon as the BOJ gave up on reducing bond purchases," he said.
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"We never gave up, we never gave up on our battle for democracy and rights," he said.
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It gave up on vCloud Air, ultimately selling the business to French cloud provider OVH in 2017.
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The genius gave up on his calculations; he was not totally unfamiliar with popular culture, after all.
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"He basically gave up on life because he felt he couldn't deal with it anymore," said Lynne.
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Despite the difficulty of working with the students, the staff at Montefiore never gave up on them.
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"I just gave up on acquisitions now, schools got too expensive," Zaher said recently in an interview.
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After two bites, I gave up on it, and it landed the bottom spot on the list.
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But since I'm making up the rules (and you make up yours) I gave up on sleep.
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To be clear, Asus didn't totally gave up on wearables since we last saw the Zenwatch 3.
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Some might suggest it was a little bit battered, but nonetheless, nobody gave up on this bill.
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"We gave up on the line," she wrote in an email to her parents at the time.
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The Obama administration gave up on Yemen stabilizing and began resettling Yemeni detainees elsewhere in late 2014.
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Dr. Richard N. Hayes, gave up on the structure following years of "repair, repair, repair," he said.
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Gudetama looks like a character someone gave up on, and yet people cannot get enough of it.
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I gave up on adulating and watched Invader Zim until a girlfriend came over in the afternoon.
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So the six runs he gave up on seven hits in 4 1/3 innings were season highs.
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Microsoft gave up on its Windows Phone effort back in 2017, undermining the idea of universal Windows apps.
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The moral of this story is anticlimactic and ethically suspect: I gave up on the vegan dog food.
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Several of the women reported finding Caldbeck's advances so awkward they gave up on continued dealings with him.
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Facebook gave up on making its own virtual assistant earlier this year, opting for a partnership model instead.
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The software maker gave up on its bold target after just a year, blaming its phone business failures.
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I only filed the case because I gave up on trying to get Congress to address this issue.
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Just like Russia gave up on going to the moon after America beat them to it, you know?
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I went into Engineering at the University of New Mexico and I gave up on all athletic endeavors.
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When I gave up on losing and switched my goal to maintaining that weight, I started gaining instead.
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Suddenly, the car in front gave up on the wait, pulling out of line and leaving a gap.
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"When my career was finally over and I gave up on the NFL, I was broke," Henry said.
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But I gave up on being a scientist in high school — I'm just not that good at math.
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Also, I had to get back to work so I just gave up on drawing the Chrysler Building.
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" Yet she gave up on another local physician, a GI specialist, "because he never once physically examined me.
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In Mr. Biden, Republicans saw someone they could do business with when they gave up on Mr. Obama.
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It's much more effective since I gave up on the whole idea of continual self-improvement and optimization.
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I gave up on spoken English, and enrolled in American Sign Language classes at the local community college.
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Scor's shares have lost more than 10 percent since Covea gave up on its plan in late January.
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"It's a part of Germany that people gave up on," Mr. Bohm said, his voice cracking with emotion.
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"The sheriff's department never gave up on this investigation," said Detective Paul Belli of the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department.
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He finally gave up on the engagement-ring fight, but he did insist on being the one to propose.
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More and more of our fellow Lebanese perished, and more of our neighbors gave up on Beirut and left.
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Apple, which followed Tidal down the exclusive rabbit hole, essentially gave up on the practice after about a year.
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"I never gave up on love," the Fosse/Verdon star said about moving on after Ledger died in 2008.
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She eventually gave up on trying to get any type of help, changed her phone number, and moved on.
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I think a lot of people externally gave up on us, on our ability to turn around this medicine.
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Don't bother leaving her a message there, though: "I gave up on scrolling down on the comments," she says.
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In December, the Rays gave up on a plan to build a new stadium across the bay in Tampa.
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Fox never gave up on the writers, despite the studio's unwillingness to pull the trigger on actually making Deadpool.
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Nick Viall almost gave up on us for a second there, but Bachelor Nation, we've made it to hometowns.
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The eagle kept soaring on, and the blackbird eventual gave up on proving its point and flew back home.
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Once Colman knew that she wanted to act professionally, she fought hard and never gave up on her dream.
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So, he finally gave up on the whole group and now sticks with either GLD or the physical commodity.
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A few years ago, Microsoft finally gave up on Internet Explorer and built a new web browser from scratch.
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In fact, there were times they almost gave up on their nomadic lifestyle because they were stretched thin financially.
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He recently pulled Uber Eats from South Korea, and Uber also gave up on China ride-sharing in 2016.
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Despite not being drafted by an NBA team, he never gave up on his dream to play professional basketball.
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I almost gave up on travel mugs until I came across this one from Contigo at my childhood home.
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Berryman kept writing in the composition notebook dedicated to "Recovery" even after he gave up on the novel itself.
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He offered the children everything, and instead they didn't work and took drugs, and he gave up on them.
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"Forget me," she would say decades later in explaining why she gave up on seeking money for her invention.
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"Folks pivoted early to executive action and gave up on Congress, frankly, early," she said of grass-roots advocates.
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But Trump's advisers soon gave up on trying to convince him of Russia's role, said the first former official.
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Toomey and Manchin all but gave up on their effort in the wake of its defeat six years ago.
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Netflix gave up on China, a regulatory puzzle for all United States media companies, so it focused on India.
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Those relentless efforts have been key to the company's growth as many media brands simply gave up on Facebook.
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Kamala Harris' campaign when she essentially gave up on New Hampshire earlier this month are also looking for jobs.
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Manuel Valls, who gave up on his role as prime minister to run for president, came a disappointing second place.
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He gave up on Kevin Love playing like a star and was a spectator for Irving's one-on-one brilliance.
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While Mazzeo focused on managing her mental health, she never gave up on someday getting the truth from her tormentor.
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Elliott gave up on that demand this week, but still wants BHP to spin off its oil business in America.
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So when Mike Schneider's boyfriend dumped him in 2015, he gave up on looking for some new dude to date.
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They gave up on their daughter, and the realization that she was alive and suffering all those years wrecks them.
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And I'm not saying that we gave up on it … I'm saying I was still ready to come there again.
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Many of the hard-core shorts finally threw in the proverbial towel and gave up on fighting the 'Trump Trade.
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His final performance was no exception, and judge Len Goodman seemingly gave up on even trying to critique the dancing.
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This is what happened in Europe when several nations gave up on their national currencies and instead used the euro.
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Makram says she grew hopeless and gave up on the whole thing until she, too, received a message from Abbie.
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Stedman said that one of the reasons his team never gave up on the case is how disturbing it was.
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They gave up on retaining Festus Ezeli, Leandro Barbosa, Marreese Speights, Brandon Rush and Barnes, and traded away Andrew Bogut.
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But advocates inside the administration, most prominently Stephen Miller, Mr. Trump's senior policy adviser, never gave up on the idea.
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After almost two months, the family finally gave up on waiting for federal assistance and went to a relative's house.
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At the 59th Street subway station, he gave up on taking a southbound D train and returned home to Harlem.
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He never gave up on his Australian portfolio, he said, but he diversified by bringing in wines from other countries.
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Many precinct chairs gave up on using the app entirely, opting instead to call in results via secure phone line.
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The consortium lost patience and gave up on the purchase last year, Best said, declining to name the companies involved.
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I called the studio and whoever answered said that they didn't have it, so I just gave up on that.
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Trump long ago gave up on trying to match his words to the truth, and his speech has degenerated accordingly.
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"None of these people ever gave up on me, even when I gave up on myself," says the stern-faced 37-year-old, whose children and stepchildren range in age from 10 to 24, before burying her statuesque frame in a bear hug from the diminutive figure of the judge who helped save her.
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Following Ronald Reagan's victory, many liberal Americans became angry, then depressed, then gave up on public life and started working out.
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Her mother explained that she "didn't want to be a nurse or a purse," and the two gave up on JDate.
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The company cut investment in the quarter to a five-year low and gave up on its 2016 capital spending target.
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Apple once tried to make an iPod Shuffle entirely based on headphone controls, but it gave up on that pretty quickly.
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She went through such a tough time with her divorce from Ryan, but she never gave up on finding love again.
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As she transitioned, she gave up on the dream because she didn't feel there would ever be roles for transgender actresses.
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"The amount of big plays that we gave up on defense today is not acceptable," Wake Forest coach Dave Clawson said.
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Owen beats himself up because he "gave up on her," he feels that he should have looked for her for longer.
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He raised me as a single father, so I've got to make sure he's O.K. He never gave up on me.
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"We never gave up on this investigation, not for one minute," Chief Charlie Beck said in a statement at the time.
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Pence, seeing his poll numbers plummet, gave up on running for President, and decided to seek a second term as governor.
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At the 2017 Glamour's Women of the Year Summit, Graham recalled the moment she nearly gave up on her career goals.
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Charlotte Gainsbourg, Ms. Birkin's daughter, had once planned to turn the house into a museum, but gave up on the idea.
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He eventually gave up on that but not before moving to tiny Bland, Va., where he was the town's only lawyer.
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Another woman from Illinois, who is on the state Medicaid program, told me she recently gave up on getting an IUD.
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After I finally gave up on turning you into boyfriend material and settled for sex, I felt like such an adult.
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Pence also gave up on a request to add a work requirement to Medicaid, which the Obama administration nixed in negotiations.
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But Batio kept putting off his invoices, and when the second campaign rolled around, Chris finally gave up on getting paid.
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It tightened sanctions and, after a disappointing diplomatic effort in the first term, effectively gave up on negotiations in the second.
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It tightened sanctions and, after a disappointing diplomatic effort in the first term, effectively gave up on negotiations in the second.
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After Cabela's fired her, Blatt said she gave up on the workplace and started her own business fixing up old houses.
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But Republicans gave up on repeal and delay back in January precisely because they couldn't get enough support for the policy.
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I basically gave up on [the movie] ever happening for quite a long time — until it came back to life recently.
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It's why I played most of Thimbleweed Park (which I enjoyed!) with a walkthrough, and eventually gave up on The Witness.
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There are plenty of games that deserve a second chance, or a revisit if you gave up on them the first time.
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Atlassian attempted to launch a true Slack competitor called Stride in 2017, but gave up on it after it got little traction.
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We dock out by the deserted World Islands (a Dubai tourist attraction that they gave up on building) and swim for awhile.
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Or, maybe you finally gave up on his clunky paintings and sculptures after he said those insanely sexist things about women artists.
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Despite having a tumultuous childhood growing up in the public eye, Barrymore, 41, never gave up on her dream of finding love.
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After a while, I kind of gave up on acting and focused on music, which was what brought me to New York.
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The couple had hoped to bring their son home for his final days, but gave up on that wish earlier this week.
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So here's an unconventional idea: What if we gave up on the whole grant application process and distributed grant money by lottery?
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Not investing in my healthDuring a particularly stressful period at work, I gave up on afternoon dessert runs in favor of Pilates.
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Procter & Gamble, the American consumer products company, gave up on Tampax in China in 2000, though it relaunched the brand last year.
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A restless defender of democratic values, Teodoro Petkoff never stopped criticizing Hugo Chávez's autocratic tendencies and never gave up on his country.
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He tells PEOPLE he's working on restarting his acting career and feels deep gratitude that his family never gave up on him.
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Once she became a mother, she gave up on the idea that no partner of her husband's could help parent their children.
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By the end of the month, DOJ gave up on the argument that more time was needed for "accommodation" between the branches.
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"The sheriff's department never gave up on this investigation," Detective Paul Belli of the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department said at the time.
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But faced with the well-defended plants sprayed with lots of methyl jasmonate, the caterpillars gave up on the tomato leaves early.
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The retailer gave up on meeting its previous financial targets for investors Wednesday, driving its stock down 11% in premarket trading Thursday.
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Retiring Albert Rizzi gave up on trying to manage his nest egg because as a blind person, he encountered digital barriers constantly.
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Despite some great design principles, Windows Phone didn't work out, but Microsoft never gave up on the idea of improving mobile productivity.
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Reign was 40 and seemingly fit as a drum, until the day his body gave up on him after a heart attack.
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We actually got married in North Carolina but gave up on rural living and moved back to Chicago, to the Uptown neighborhood.
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Last year, Sysco gave up on an effort to buy U.S. Foods for $2209.50 billion after the Federal Trade Commission opposed the deal.
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And this season, it's clear the writers gave up on sticking to the meticulously established rules from the earlier parts of the series.
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I gave up on my Jawbone two months into it, because I just couldn't be bothered to charge it on a regular basis.
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Still, Sony was really the only other company that stayed loyal to the side-mounted sensor and even they gave up on it.
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The app had a transaction failure the first two times O'Rourke tried to use it, he said, so he gave up on it.
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Raven's waiting in the lab, thinking her friends gave up on her, when they all arrive in those suits looking kinda…like astronauts.
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His parents, Marvin Sherrod and the former Lorna Forrest, eventually gave up on farming, and his father made a living as a barber.
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Some gave up on litigation, and focused on amending the Constitution, believing that the court had deliberately disregarded the rights of the unborn.
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After her marriage crumbled in the wake of infidelity on her part, Turkish-born and U.K.-raised Effy gave up on relationships altogether.
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They eventually gave up on him in 2004, trading him to the Lightning for the rock-bottom price of an eighth-round pick.
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Parsons almost gave up on the project in 23, as cash dwindled, but pushed through and found surprising success in the early 21990s.
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U.S. stock futures were mixed and the dollar sank as the GOP gave up on replacing Obamacare and called for an outright repeal.
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This man in Glouster, Ohio, gave up on the news entirely, going so far as to wear headphones when going out for coffee.
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Plus: Why Disney gave up on buying Vice and why Hagey thinks 21st Century Fox would rather sell to Disney than to Comcast.
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It's plausible that they gave up on trying to light around his woefully average-height ceilings and slapped a Zoom background on there.
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As the company previously explained, many people have thought about streaming but gave up on doing so because the process was too difficult.
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The election was called in December, ostensibly after the government gave up on efforts to get a new military draft law through Parliament.
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"These were the kinds of places that were affordable," said Davis, who gave up on the idea of buying a home for now.
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At dawn she gave up on sleep and got up and dressed and went for a walk around the perimeter of the property.
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" Mr. Zukofsky made securing permission to quote his father so difficult, Mr. Quartermain said, that "I know of people who simply gave up" on Louis Zukofsky scholarship, "and one or two people who gave up on their academic careers, because they could not get anywhere: They'd done their Ph.D.'s and they wanted to publish, but they'd somehow offended Paul.
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Lil Wayne just gave up on a crowd in Italy ... throwing his mic and walking offstage after they failed to get behind his performance.
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Her family, friends, and the entire community worked tirelessly and never gave up on seeking justice for her; we thank them all for that.
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In 2013, Britain's Tesco gave up on cracking China alone, folding its unprofitable business there into a state run company as a minority partner.
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Eventually, to his dismay, the judge gave up on his little Stalinist project and confessed that I could not, by his standards, be rehabilitated.
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Eventually, the firefighters gave up on trying to rouse the raccoon from his THC-induced coma, and sent him home to sleep it off.
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Previously wed to Ted White for eight years and then to actor Glynn Turman for six, Franklin never gave up on finding her king.
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It was only after his reelection and — improbably — the Republican gains of the 2014 midterms that Obama finally gave up on it for good.
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The software giant eventually gave up on that ambitious goal last year, and admitted it will take longer to hit the 1 billion target.
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She dropped out of school to avoid having to return to his neighborhood – and eventually gave up on her dream of becoming an actress.
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A lack of good performance meant most consumers decided to purchase Intel's Core series machines, and Intel eventually gave up on Atom last year.
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"Some Republicans gave up on winning the African American vote, looking the other way or trying to benefit politically from racial polarization," Mehlman said.
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BOBBY BROWN TO OPEN DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SHELTER IN HONOR OF LATE DAUGHTER BOBBI KRISTINA "I never gave up on love," Williams told Vanity Fair.
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Parnell gave up on run in one inning Monday against the White Sox, leaving him with a 7.36 ERA in four appearances for Detroit.
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Forget trying to calculate your tax bill, determine your health-insurance coverage, or understand your investments; we gave up on those things long ago.
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An app developer himself, Austin explains that he gave up on publishing his own apps to the app store because of exactly this issue.
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He said the project gave up on assessing Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump's potential impact on competitiveness because their plans are not clear enough.
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In 2017, Valeant gave up on Addyi, turning it back over to Sprout, which is now trying again to make the drug a sensation.
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So I gave up on self-diagnosis and turned to the experts, who shared their theories on driving anxiety and how to overcome it.
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"I felt that the church gave up on me," she said recently over lunch near the tech company where she works as a designer.
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Maybe I felt that my mom would be angry if I gave up on a pastime she'd loved so deeply, just because she died.
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The forensic detective work showed that the police "never forgot, they never abandoned, and they never gave up on this case," Ms. Rundle said.
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The company gave up on its own ride-hailing service in China this year, choosing instead to invest in a local incumbent, Didi Chuxing.
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His imprisonment in 28 shocked the world and was the moment many gave up on the illusion of Putin as a Westward-looking modernizer.
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Republican lawmakers in Iowa gave up on a controversial abortion regulation that would have prevented women from obtaining abortions after a heartbeat is detected.
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I gave up on the idea of writing and started thinking about what else I could do instead—a move back into factory work probably.
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After he gave up on a U.S. visa, Rezaei Rad got one from Spain in just four weeks to study at a university in Barcelona.
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It wasn't until Swift announced that she was endorsing two Tennessee Democrats in the 2018 midterm elections that neo-Nazis finally gave up on her.
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Sam Adams' growth slowed dramatically in 2015 followed by two years of declines, and Cramer said he gave up on it when the stock crumbled.
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Recently, he gave up on his plan to invest in a small hotel on the coast because the process was so lengthy, costly and uncertain.
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After I finally found it in some deep, dark corner on the internet, it didn't work, so I simply gave up on the whole thing.
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The House gave up on health-care legislation on Friday afternoon, once it looked impossible to win approval of a plan that would replace Obamacare.
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So HBO is sacrificing its licensing revenue to appeal to homes that either gave up on cable or never bought it in the first place.
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This has great value to our society because it can encourage people who gave up on politics and have forsaken civic engagement to re-engage.
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During the 2012 general election, "the public gave up on [the Democratic Party] because they betrayed their 2009 campaign promises and mishandled crises," he explained.
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The Republican Party gave up on helping the vulnerable long ago, and isn't doing much to aid American businesses in a new tech-driven economy.
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Order was eventually restored, and Scott gave up on picking questions from the box and started calling on audience members if they raised their hands.
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"I gave up on the idea that we could have a Tiger Woods of track to save the sport, at least not clean," she said.
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I had such a hard time even fitting into these loafers that I almost gave up on them within five minutes of opening the box.
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The labor force continues to expand as people who gave up on finding work in the years after the recession return to the job market.
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A word of advice: If your recipient claims they're "not crafty" or gave up on knitting years ago, encourage them to give it another shot.
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The title had been in wide testing but without revenue, and now it seems Tencent gave up on securing a license to monetize the title.
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Conservative groups howled at it, doctors rejected it, analysts said it could kick millions off insurance rolls, and House legislators ultimately gave up on it.
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Comcast long ago gave up on such efforts to instead focus on more subtle, clever abuses of a lack of competition in the broadband space.
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Once I gave up on trying, once I realized that I'd never blend in, I felt myself opening up to new experiences back in Amsterdam.
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Generationally at ease with the so-called pivot (he majored in commercial real estate management at Virginia Tech), he gave up on his own pens.
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Two years after their first meeting at the wine bar, Mr. Oosterman gave up on London and moved to Manhattan to be with Ms. James.
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Alex Trebek says he almost gave up on life during his battle with cancer, but he's glad he didn't and is celebrating a huge milestone.
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I just gave up on a book about the Buffalo World's fair and the Rainbow City as it did not have enough detail for me.
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Even Mr. Kimball, who left America's Test Kitchen and started the cooking media enterprise Milk Street in 2016, eventually gave up on brining the turkey.
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A transgender man, who called himself "Aspiring Warrior for Love," gave up on love because he felt he didn't fit the standard definition of masculinity.
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His imprisonment in 2003 shocked the world, and it was the moment many gave up on the illusion of Putin as a Westward-looking modernizer.
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The team finally gave up on its long-term star, Carmelo Anthony, sending him to the Oklahoma City Thunder before the start of last season.
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Read more:I had 4 miscarriages, saw 10 specialists, and nearly gave up on being a motherAnti-abortion activists want to treat embryos like human beings.
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Ms. Hoyos, on the other hand, eventually gave up on her commute and sought refuge with a friend in Brooklyn, where she spent the night.
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The only future to fear is the one we never discover because we gave up on the approach that has already brought us so far.
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We killed golf, destroyed J.Crew, summoned the end of bar soap, eradicated vacations, ruined sex, abandoned cereal, and gave up on democracy and the American dream.
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Valeant gave up on introducing Emerade in the U.S. in 2015 based on feedback from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, it said in regulatory filings.
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It wasn't until I gave up on my "flannel" search and began my "snapback" one that I found an innovative way to style my favorite shirt.
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"It's just our defense and the numbers we gave up on that end of the floor," Thunder head coach Billy Donovan told reporters after Thursday's setback.
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Not surprisingly, many people gave up on 3-D overall as a result of this market failure, viewing the technology as little more than a gimmick.
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While the show has seen a surge in viewership and buzz amid Alec Baldwin's portrayal of President Trump, Pharoah opines that SNL "gave up" on Obama.
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Participants who were told to eat radishes and resist cookies gave up on the quiz faster that the people who were allowed to eat the cookies.
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Kaden's family never gave up on the search, and both he and Arden are now expressing their gratitude to the outpouring of support from the community.
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That's what happened with Sabrina, who gave up on her back-burner buddy only to match with him on Bumble after ten months of not speaking.
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Some distributors gave up on driving into lower Manhattan altogether and instead loaded their wares onto barges on the New Jersey side of the Hudson River.
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In Denver, the city prosecutor gave up on four domestic violence cases because the victims said they were too afraid of ICE to appear in court.
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He got the repeal of the health law's individual mandate, but gave up on an income tax rate cut that would have directly benefited him personally.
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CreditCreditCole Wilson for The New York Times In 1003, James Freeman gave up on being a professional clarinetist and began pursuing his other passion, roasting coffee.
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It was in 2014 that Mr. Banks gave up on the Conservatives and defected to UKIP, giving it what was then the equivalent of about $150,000.
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It took Antoinette so long to visit I gave up on the idea, but one miraculously warm, rainy morning there she was at the front door.
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Meanwhile, the supposed frontrunner has so little grassroots enthusiasm behind him that he just literally gave up on raising money and trying to find supporters online.
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When Mr. Karzai refused to sign a long-term security agreement with Washington, Mr. Obama gave up on him to focus on his successor, Ashraf Ghani.
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By the latter half of the 2010s, the industry gave up on the dream and moved toward HDR and other picture enhancements that don't require glasses.
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As they tell it, Daw, Eyne, and Lit Internet gave up on finding creative, cultural, and intellectual nourishment in the so-called "real world" long ago.
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A BBC reporter said on Thursday those talks were due to be called off soon after the ruling Conservatives gave up on any hope of a resolution.
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"A lot of people gave up on the stock because they just viewed it as a handset company," said Cramer, whose charitable trust owns shares of Apple.
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I gave up on breast-feeding before Violet was 2150 months old, soon after she began vomiting up every meal, another common side effect of nasogastric feeding.
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Greenlight Capital's David Einhorn gave up on some investments, but doubled down on one controversial stock, according to a letter sent to his hedge fund's clients Tuesday.
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But then, there's been this sort of fight on our path to credibility and then we gave up on that and now it's just nice to exist.
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They tried to give me the very best life possible, and never gave up on me even when I was doing everything I could to destroy it.
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Sadly, dissatisfaction with the show began to build within the fan community and intensified during season eight, when large numbers of fans gave up on the show.
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When I connected them to my MacBook Pro, I experienced far more obvious connection and syncing issues, and I eventually gave up on using them this way.
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I held on to that intention for a while, too, but then, after some time, not that long really, I gave up on this as well. 12.
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Firefox gave up on Firefox OS, BlackBerry switched to Android, and Microsoft is pouring more resources into developing its Android and iOS apps than the next Lumia.
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I really liked the album, but then that was the point where the major label gave up on it and didn't even tell anyone it came out.
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But Trump's decision was blocked by the courts, and unable to come to any sort of agreement on broader reforms, Congress basically gave up on the issue.
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Before landing at Washington State, Minshew almost gave up on his NFL dream to get a coaching job at Alabama as a graduate assistant under Nick Saban.
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Harder has argued that Denham gave up on real immigration reform and instead opted for a watered-down, Republican-only bill that died in the House anyway.
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To obtain beltane, players had to painstakingly collect all 50 calcified fragment collectibles in the game, a wholly annoying task that I gave up on rather quickly.
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A new report from Gillibrand's office also found that about one in five, if not more, victims who filed unrestricted reports later gave up on the process.
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President Trump long ago gave up on his promise to deliver "health care for everybody," but his administration does have something else in mind: health reimbursement arrangements.
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Feeling for too many years that theater was "not a space I could occupy," Thom said in a post-show discussion, she almost gave up on it.
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In "I Quit Cars," Lauren Ferree explains why she gave up on the automobile: I was born and raised in L.A., and my mom is an environmentalist.
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Even so, the Japanese never gave up on the idea that those four southernmost Kuril Islands were properly part of Japan, and not some later imperial acquisition.
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Awkwafina has spent most of her career struggling but never gave up on her dream — now she wants to inspire others to strive to achieve their own dreams.
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Look, I know a lot of entrepreneurs, and I don't know a single person who gave up on starting a business because they might not make enough money.
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After four minutes of microwave bombardment, the plate began to blacken, and to avoid a fire disaster, I gave up on my attempt to make the plate bend.
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Now we understand this is a woman who had one very specific future in mind and was so knocked around by life, she completely gave up on it.
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Much of the downtown and key infrastructure such as a hospital and bridges were also spared, as firefighters gave up on some neighborhoods to focus on saving others.
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"I never gave up on her because I always had a feeling that one day she will wake up," Webair, now 32, told The National of his mother.
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"In the end I just gave up on heroin because I wasn't getting that high so I went on the methadone program and started smoking cocaine," Earle revealed.
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But, exasperated with municipal bureaucracy and repeated delays, he cancelled the building project, gave up on Paris, and took his art to the Palazzo Grassi in Venice instead.
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Trying to tilt the antenna in a certain direction to get good reception on a specific channel was a task within itself that I eventually gave up on.
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The Bills gave up on Williams, who reported to training camp out of shape and had been suspended by the N.F.L. for violating the league's substance-abuse policy.
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When we gave up on bubble memory computers and moved to the first laptops, I sent a note to New York asking what to do with these dinosaurs.
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Anne Kornblut: I gave up on the mask soon anyway—slowly at first, then increasingly as it became clear that the kids needed our normalcy more than anything.
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In 22018, New York University economist Thomas Philippon did a deep dive into market concentration and monopolies in The Great Reversal: How America Gave Up on Free Markets.
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Cramer also argued that Amazon could easily go into the prescription drug business, which is why he gave up on the stock of Walgreens for his charitable trust.
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D is debt and d is monthly salary, while T means time since Christmas and Q is the time since you gave up on your New Years resolution.
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Dan Humiston, who opened his first tanning salon in Buffalo in 1985 and grew it into a chain of several dozen, gave up on the business in 2015.
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And while the Democratic Party essentially gave up on the race two months before Election Day, diverting money elsewhere, that didn't fully explain the size of Portman's victory.
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Alexandria Ocasio, who is launching a long-shot bid to unseat Democratic Caucus Chair Joe Crowley (D-NY), told Vox the deal gave up on DREAMers too easily.
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Neymar has shown how important the World Cup is to him and, to his credit, he never gave up on Friday, even when the ball refused to go in.
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Young women were afraid to risk their career; some said they were freezing their eggs, while others said they simply gave up on their dreams of ever having kids.
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For instance, a handful of them either don't have hosts, or gave up on having a host after a couple of seasons and instead just use a voice-over.
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Despite all the adversity she faced over the years, Holliday — who is engaged to fiancé Nick Holliday – never gave up on her dreams to make it as a model.
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This news broke just a month after Oxford University finally gave up on its quest to find one last part of the planet that hadn't been corrupted by humans.
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And as for which new series aren't faring as well among viewers, 13% of men surveyed said they'd tried to watch Marvel's Inhumans but gave up on the series.
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The difference in Paris is not that we suddenly got the world together, it's that we threw up our hands and gave up on any real commitment to action.
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Orlando Brown is finally getting the help he needs ... thanks to friends who never gave up on him and staged an intervention to get him into a rehab facility.
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Bauer was a high pick (third over all by Arizona in 2011), but such an enigma that the Diamondbacks gave up on him after a year and a half.
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The military establishment, the theory goes, never gave up on the ambitions of MK Ultra, the C.I.A.'s infamous program to control the mind in the 313s and '60s.
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"Right now if I did something that was foolish like gave up on border security, the first ones that would hit me are my senators," said Trump on Wednesday.
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I understood exactly why she gave up on race, I told her, but what I couldn't follow was why she let go of so much else along with it.
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Orson Welles shot "The Other Side of the Wind" in the early 1970s but gave up on it, leaving behind 100 hours of footage when he died in 1985.
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In The Last Jedi, she said goodbye to her brother, Luke Skywalker; mourned the loss of her friend, Amilyn Holdo; and gave up on her son, Ben Solo a.k.a.
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And Democrats only gave up on a reform of the campaign finance system in late September of 2010 after a 59-41 vote failed to break a Republican filibuster.
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On Spiderman's original post—the one where he confessed his desperate plan and gave up on life in his breast-ridden body—one anonymous user begged him to reconsider.
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It gave up on putting Firefox OS into phones back in late 2015, and began shifting over to "exploring the IoT market" last year — making some layoffs in the process.
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Nguyen-Torjusen temporarily gave up on her home and focused on the restaurant, which, fortunately, was right around the corner from the electric company and got power back relatively quickly.
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Full disclosure: This writer gave up on The Walking Dead a while back and was therefore dubious that the world needed a spinoff, much less one set in Los Angeles.
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The banks also gave up on campaigns to avoid an inquiry and published a joint letter in November saying that it was now in the national interest to have one.
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He loves Franklin D. Roosevelt and said he voted Democratic every year since 1970, but gave up on the party when no one went to jail for the financial crisis.
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The irony at play here is that Groupon itself long gave up on Asia, shuttering its presence in a number of markets last year as the promise failed to deliver.
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One mom she met at the hospital, she recalled, gave up on nursing because she had no idea it was normal for the milk not to come out right away.
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After several months of fruitlessly working through layers of customer service representatives, he gave up on talks with the bank and filed a consumer bureau complaint on his wife's behalf.
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" When I bring up the statistical link between large Mormon populations and youth suicide, Glenn shows a surprisingly optimistic attitude about the church he gave up on: "There's always hope.
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The nation of Canada, however, did not exist at the time, and it was decades before the US gave up on the idea of conquering Canadian territory and incorporating it.
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Trudeau's government, which bought the pipeline last year after its owner, Kinder Morgan Canada, gave up on trying to get the expansion approved, has already been touting First Nations participation.
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Particularly the power of it in the hands of somebody who gave up on drawing when they were about 8 or 9 when they realized they couldn't draw a nose.
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He was a fighter pilot by the name of Commander Fusata Iida who was hit during the attack on Pearl Harbor and gave up on returning to his aircraft carrier.
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Republicans in the Senate gave up on their hopes of holding a vote on a repeal bill on Tuesday after it became clear the legislation would not win 50 votes.
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"The Syrian people just gave up on anyone coming to their rescue," he said through an interpreter, Amjad Bahnassi, who is the chairman of the board that runs his mosque.
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Under a settlement in 533, the state gave up on the tax charges in exchange for Amazon's promise to create 000,25 jobs and spend at least $210 million on facilities.
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DHS eventually gave up on the Secure Border Initiative entirely in 2011, after several government reports indicated that the project had an unclear timeline, bad management, and big cost overruns.
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Several big consumer electronics makers, including Huawei and Motorola, basically gave up on smartwatches, while companies like Samsung and Apple toned down their wearables announcements, mostly repurposing them as sports gadgets.
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As a kid, I gave up on the idea that I could ever be female and have a life I wanted, or be the kind of person I wanted to be.
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The Browns have been in a perpetual rebuild for what feels like eternity (or at least ten years), and management all but gave up on this season before it even started.
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After Fox gave up on Terry Hayes' script, they approached future Harry Potter director Chris Columbus to helm the film from a new script written by Batman Returns screenwriter Sam Hamm.
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Minnette, a Los Angeles resident, likely gave up on frequent washes (because why bother in this city?) but didn't realize that his dirty car would become a notepad for a fan.
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To get the A.C.A. passed, President Barack Obama gave up on a number of price-lowering ideas to get buy-in from the health care industry and its friends in Congress.
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I played with this a bit, but I eventually gave up on it — I couldn't "explain" the gimmick to my constructing software, and I was never much good at hand-filling.
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Brittain tracked down Kirb, the fan who'd tried to create a patch using an existing localization but gave up on the "translation patch killer" chapter, handed over their ancient source code.
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French authorities began clearing the sprawling migrant camp on Monday as hundreds gave up on their dreams of reaching Britain to be relocated in France while their asylum requests are considered.
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The Southern Company on Wednesday effectively gave up on an ambitious "clean coal" project, announcing that a flawed coal-fired power plant in central Mississippi would now burn natural gas instead.
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New York University economist Thomas Philippon, author of The Great Reversal: How America Gave Up on Free Markets, estimates that corporate consolidation is costing American households an additional $5,000 a year.
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In his new book, The Great Reversal: How America Gave Up on Free Markets, Philippon sets out to examine why that happened, and why there's so little competition in American markets.
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There was a brief, one-day shutdown before Reagan got his wish: the Democrats gave up on the Fairness Doctrine and agreed to send millions in nonlethal aid to the Contras.
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The Obama administration achieved breakthroughs with the Cuban and Iranian regimes through high-level contacts, but gave up on diplomacy with the North Korean regime because of its unwillingness to denuclearize.
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"If I did something that was foolish, like gave up on border security, the first ones that would hit me would be my senators — they'd be angry at me," he said.
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After meeting Ms. Butina on the trip, he hired her as a $5,000-a-month consultant to help pursue the show, though he gave up on it a few months later.
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Unable to go on his trip, Solari was told to call the WOW support line, but said he "gave up on that after being on hold for 40 minutes" and went home.
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While some continue to call the end of Twitter (and others gave up on the product years ago), the company is prioritizing more tools for developers in order to grow the site.
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But throughout his life and political career, Clinton added, he never gave up on the concept of reasonable gun control measures and ultimately had the opportunity to champion regulation during his presidency.
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Despite his setbacks, such as his split with Apple, product failures, and his at times heated relationships with Steve Wozniak, colleagues, and his family, Steve Jobs never gave up on his vision.
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First we are to bear witness to the narrative that the Democratic Party gave up on its liberal base after George McGovern lost the 1972 election to Richard Nixon in a landslide.
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Even Google gave up on making a smart contact lens to monitor blood sugar levels, but if a company like Johnson & Johnson ever figured this out, who would even wear glasses again?
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" On how her writing career started with a dream: "I gave up on writing when I went to college because I did pre-med track, and ended up going into clinical research.
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Family members and victim advocates had suggested the case was not handled urgently because the victims were young African-American women, but the authorities said they never gave up on the case.
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His savings target is far more ambitious than the roughly 600 billion reais of savings in a decade proposed by Bolsonaro's predecessor, Michel Temer, who eventually gave up on the unpopular initiative.
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Bolsonaro had initially pushed for the nomination of his son Eduardo as ambassador but ultimately gave up on the idea amid a spat with his then-political party, known as the PSL.
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"It'd got to the point when he gave up on himself and was living in his car instead of his house as it was such a mess," Adlard-Rogers said of his father.
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I liked that the old version of the app was so detailed with my fitness data, but I personally found the goals impossibly difficult to achieve so I gave up on using it.
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This comes as a surprise considering that both Sony and LG gave up on curved televisions this year, while reviewers and consumers alike have mostly found the design feature to be a gimmick.
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Women like Michelle Bachelet in Chile and Ellen Johnson Sirleaf in Liberia, both of whom were beaten, tortured, exiled, and never gave up on what they hoped to see happen inside their societies.
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Earlier this month, the University of Oxford finally gave up on its quest to find a single still pristine spot anywhere on this Earth, saying that it simply didn't believe one existed anymore.
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Finally, in November 2014, the Obama administration gave up on Yemen's stabilizing soon, and struck diplomatic deals with other countries to resettle Yemeni men in small batches, starting with two Eastern European countries.
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Or maybe you gave up on the series long ago, when once compelling plot points turned into a tangled web of every character murdering, spying, and sexing it up in our nation's capital.
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The Colts gave up on him after a series of neck surgeries forced Manning to miss all of the 2011 season and left him without feeling in the fingertips of his right hand.
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Bolsonaro's savings target is far more ambitious than the roughly 600 billion reais of savings in a decade proposed by his predecessor, Michel Temer, who eventually gave up on the unpopular austerity initiative.
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Despite sitting 50 miles from the Great Lakes, which contain one-fifth of the world's fresh water, the state of Michigan all but gave up on Flint, precipitating an entirely preventable environmental catastrophe.
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Related: Uber just gave up on China To build out its fleet, Bloomberg reports that Uber recently paid $680 million to acquire the self-driving car startup Otto, which focuses on commercial trucking.
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Eventually, the family gave up on suing, because the amount of money they might have obtained in a lawsuit wouldn't have offset the money spent on lawyers and experts, and money is tight.
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Convinced that they would be unable to redirect nationalism toward their own ends, many of the most open-minded segments of society long ago gave up on the fight to determine its meaning.
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"You have to wonder if Amazon gave up on China earlier than this announcement," he said, given how Amazon barely talks about its Chinese business as opposed to other growing economies like India.
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The Trump administration ultimately gave up on an effort to eliminate the so-called Chapter 19 provision, which gives the three countries a neutral way to challenge one another's tariffs and other actions.
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It was not immediately possible for Reuters to confirm if Herrera and her son gave up on waiting and tried swimming to the United States, or if they drowned while bathing or washing.
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After repeated attempts to get help at Northeastern's counseling center only to find herself languishing on the waiting list each time, she gave up on seeking help for her worsening anxiety and PTSD.
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SETH COLTER WALLS While the classical music industry gave up on the primacy of the CD a while ago and embraced streaming platforms, this digital-first strategy usually allowed for physical editions, too.
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In 1923 he gave up on a scholarship to Yale University after two years, fueled by an intense distaste for the school's country-club-esque environment that felt, to him, antithetical to learning.
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The rules have prompted some makers of infant formula to dump their product in China as they gave up on registering, which in turn forced Bellamy's to cut prices and issue a profit warning.
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Last year, for example, Rocket Internet-backed Nestpick gave up on the idea of moving the entire rental process online, pivoting to become a more traditional meta-search engine for furnished apartment rentals instead.
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After only introducing myself on a recent call, for example, the older man on the other end said he wasn't interested in listening because he gave up on politicians and voting many years ago.
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The most obvious way to break the deadlock is to re-engage the degree-less masses who gave up on politics during the Blair-Cameron years but briefly re-emerged to vote for Brexit.
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Nicholas Watt, political editor of the BBC Newsnight programme, said he understood that the cross-party search for a solution would end soon, after Conservative officials gave up on the phase of the talks.
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Nicholas Watt, political editor of the BBC Newsnight program, said he understood that the cross-party search for a solution would end soon, after Conservative officials gave up on the phase of the talks.
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Chances are you gave up on The Walking Dead during its meandering second season, when Telltale did the obvious next thing and followed what happened to Clementine after Lee died, and totally whiffed it.
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The GOP gave up on their boycott and let the panel vote go through once McCarthy agreed to certain conditions, like training employees on email use and establishing an expert panel on economic modeling.
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Williams, who often shields her private life from the press, spoke fondly of her three-year relationship with Ledger to Vanity Fair and said she "never gave up on love" following his tragic death.
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In exchange for a vote on the energy bill, Dems gave up on a few of their other bills and allowed a bill delisting gray wolves from the endangered species list to go forward.
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The news comes six months after oil major Royal Dutch Shell gave up on years of efforts to drill off Alaska's frigid Chukchi Sea coast, writing off more than $7 billion in the process.
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When he gave up on immigration on Friday, he blamed it on Senate Democrats, even though the immediate impasse was among House Republicans who do not need the other party to pass a bill.
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That came after Pfizer , one of the largest pharmaceutical companies in the world, gave up on a plan to buy Botox maker Allergan for $160 billion, and investors wondered if it would look elsewhere.
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I imagine that the algorithms saw me joining groups like "Flat Earth Believers" and "Quilting For Beginners," along with lots of pro-Trump and anti-Trump groups, and just gave up on targeting me.
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On Wednesday, former IDF Chief of Staff Benny Gantz gave up on his attempts to form a government, four weeks after Netanyahu was forced to declare failure in his efforts to do the same.
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The trouble continued when she gave up on another of her best-known numbers, "We Belong Together," while a recording of the song continued to play, a confirmation that she had been lip-syncing.
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When CNBC's Jim Cramer worked at a hedge fund, his boss would make him wear a "Post-It note of shame" when he missed a good buy or gave up on a great stock.
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Indeed, when an American company gave up on plans to expand a pipeline that carries oil from the oil sands to a port near Vancouver and the northwestern United States, Mr. Trudeau stepped in.
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Not only did Blair give in, Chilcot explains, but he gave up on the UK's preferred policy of waiting to see if United Nations and International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors could do their job.
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In 2015, the Obama administration finally pulled the plug on a clean coal experiment called FutureGen; then the Southern Company gave up on a clean coal venture in Mississippi after spending billions of dollars.
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Try if you tried and gave up on: Vinyl Earlier this year, HBO tried to delve into the chaotic world of 103s New York with its lavish rock drama Vinyl … but the show quickly faded.
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He wasn't playing to his strengths quite as much—not any more, not really, not when he gave up on using the whole field as he did—but that doesn't mean he wasn't using them.
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Alan Vega passed away in his sleep early on the morning of Saturday July 16, but even to his last days, he never gave up on the radical music he'd dedicated his life to making.
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Refinery29 spoke with Rodriguez a few weeks prior to her death, and she shared why she never wore a wig, how her followers brought her joy, and why she never gave up on her passion.
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"I think a lot of people gave up on the Democratic Party in terms of standing up for working people and then said, 'OK, I'm going to go with this guy,'" Sanders said of Trump.
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Since then, BlackBerry gave up on manufacturing its own phones, and its BlackBerry 212 (BB22017) platform — its last attempt to stake out its own mobile OS with phones like the Z210 — has withered since then.
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Pity the unfaithful who gave up on the long-neglected previous version of the Mac Pro and bought the recently upgraded iMac instead, because Apple has finally created a Mac Pro worthy of the name.
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An Uber purchase of Careem, after it gave up on markets in China, Southeast Asia and Russia in the face of strong local startups, has put the Middle East at the heart of that narrative.
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Deep-blue Vermont gave up on its multi-year single-payer effort in 2014 when the governor's office discovered it would need to increase payroll taxes by 11.5 percent and income tax by 9 percent.
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He gave up on the industrial production model years ago, and now has a small operation that encompasses all steps of the business, from birth to slaughter to a retail meat counter in Colorado Springs.
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Mr. Trump, for example, gave up on President Barack Obama's commitment to oust President Bashar al-Assad in Syria, deciding instead that American military force there should be used only to vanquish the Islamic State.
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After Wilson gave up on the project, the Beach Boys pulled out of the production race, stripped Wilson of his status as band leader, and released the lo-fi Smiley Smile in September of 1967.
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"I never gave up on her, because I always had a feeling that one day she will wake up," said Omar Webair, her 32-year-old son, who was just 4 when the accident happened.
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Members of the never-Trump right also gave up on the pivot idea long ago: ''We are in the last days of the 'He can pivot!' fantasy,'' Jonah Goldberg wrote last year in National Review.
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Before trying out for the Austin Toros (now Spurs), Simmons had been something of a basketball vagabond—to the point that the Houston native almost gave up on his dream of playing the sport professionally.
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I was sent on a hunt to kill a legendary boar that I gave up on after a couple minutes because I had only taken its health down by a quarter while not being hit myself.
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By the time Amazon finally gave up on its Fire Phone, it had $83 million worth of inventory gathering dust in its warehouses—even though at that point, the phones only cost a dollar on contract.
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After facing strong lawmaker opposition, the government gave up on its plan to revamp the pension system after a federal intervention in the state of Rio de Janeiro legally barred Congress from voting on constitutional amendments.
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I suppose it might be nice for people with kids who just want to make a quick call, but the speakerphone quality was bad enough that I gave up on it after just a few tests.
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The ghost of Magne Andreassen, the gay man who was stabbed to death in 1992 by Bård "Faust" Eithun, Ihsahn's former bandmate in Emperor, haunted my writing process, and I nearly gave up on it altogether.
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The worst moment, involving a tiny room where a monster is stalking you and it's utterly unclear how you're supposed to escape, only came to a conclusion because I gave up on engaging with the horror.
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NantWorks, the umbrella organization over Soon-Shiong's web of companies, licensed the drug from Amgen in 2015 — after Amgen gave up on it because it had failed in a late-stage trial against metastatic pancreatic cancer.
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"Some Republicans gave up on winning the African-American vote, looking the other way or trying to benefit politically from racial polarization," then RNC chairman Ken Mehlman said in his remarks that year's NAACP national convention.
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The senator from Texas all but gave up on Northeastern and Mid-Atlantic States, dipping his ostrich-booted toe — briefly — into Maryland and Pennsylvania before fleeing to Indiana, the next heartland state to hold a primary.
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Economist Thomas Philippon's new book, "The Great Reversal: How America Gave Up on Free Markets," went on sale this past week, highlighting the United States' failure to block the country's largest companies from inhibiting fair competition.
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Sempra gave up on months of negotiations after the government refused to strip an anti-corruption clause from the contract that would let it seize the project if Odebrecht were found to have broken any laws.
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He showed up at the ballpark not knowing who the opposing pitcher was, gave up on switch-hitting on a whim and was benched after losing track of how many outs there were in an inning.
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Hollywood never quite gave up on the cynical hard rock- and heavy metal-laden soundtracks of the 2000s, as indicated by more recent entries like 2012's Avengers Assemble with appearances by Papa Roach and Shinedown.
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It means that I gave up on so many things before I began because even though I was smart and talented, I didn't believe that anyone would hire, cast, trust, follow, or love a fat person.
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But Microsoft wouldn't be Microsoft if it just gave up on its investment in this space, so it's now launching the Cortana Skills Kit for Enterprise to see if that's a niche where Cortana can succeed.
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"What these mainstream stats never capture is the massive secondhand market and independent stores that have never gave up on vinyl," Dominik Bartmanski, the author of Vinyl: the Analogue Record in the Digital Age, tells me.
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But facing divisions within her party, Speaker Nancy Pelosi gave up on those provisions last week and passed the less restrictive Senate measure, infuriating many of the House Democrats who toured the border facilities this week.
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"I was struggling with (properly) learning to code, studying German (I live in Munich) and picking up meditation (at the time I had tried 3 times and always gave up on the second week),"Marques said.
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Shkolnik is the president and co-founder of LiquidPiston, a Connecticut firm that has spent 13 years and $18 million rethinking the rotary engine that Felix Wankel created in 1960 and Mazda gave up on in 2012.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - World and former Olympic champion high hurdler Sally Pearson, the most successful Australian track athlete of her generation, gave up on her dream of a swansong at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and retired on Tuesday.
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Appearing Tuesday on the "The Rich Eisen Show," Rosen let out his feelings about the organization that gave up on him in favor of grabbing Kyler Murray with the No. 233 pick in the 2019 NFL Draft.
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About a year and a half ago, Google gave up on the idea of Dart as a direct JavaScript competitor and instead repositioned it as a compile-to-JavaScript language along the lines of TypeScript or CoffeeScript.
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"Every month, it's been the off-season, I try to challenge myself in many different ways," Newton shared, explaining that in January, he gave up on gambling, and in February, he decided to adopt a vegan diet.
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Appearing Tuesday on the "The Rich Eisen Show," Rosen let out his feelings about the organization that gave up on him in favor of grabbing Kyler Murray with the No. 113 pick in the 2019 NFL Draft.
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At a certain point, the European Space Agency gave up on trying to communicate with the lander, but controllers never gave up their hope of trying to actually get a glimpse of where the tiny object landed.
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After the film won the best documentary Oscar in 1971, Wadleigh wrote screenplays and science fiction films, but says he finally gave up on Hollywood when no-one would greenlight the political films that remained his passion.
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Little is known about Russia's doomsday weapon, as it has been described, but the missile has links to systems the Americans and Soviets looked at during the Cold War, systems that both sides eventually gave up on.
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On the contrary, late in the book, Harry takes offense at a boast that Loudermilk makes about the size of his sexual equipment, at which point I gave up on waiting for the character to come out.
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It also shows Federation-era Earth, the family that Picard essentially gave up on to go to space, leaving a vineyard very much like the one where Picard picks him up (if it's not Chateau Picard itself).
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Republicans succeeded in attaching a resolution condemning anti-Semitism and the boycott-Israel movement to a bill designed to halt American aid to Saudi Arabia's war in Yemen after even Democratic leaders gave up on opposing it.
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Last month was one for the Wall Street history books — not only was it stocks' worst December since the Great Depression, but it now appears to be a pivotal moment when investors really gave up on active management.
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Mubadala gave up on Piaggio Aerospace after UAE officials grew angry with Italy's new populist government over a delay in a 766 million euro order for 20 new generation P2HH drones from the firm, three sources told Reuters.
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"The heart was willing but the body gave up on her," Jonathan Young told Reuters after the blonde Englishwoman, who is seven months pregnant, tired over the closing holes and missed the cut on 149, five over par.
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The company officially gave up on its original plan to enter the country last October in favor of licensing deals, and now it has inked its first major deal to give its programming a presence on Chinese soil.
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But those cheers were tempered by the inclusion of new tracts in the already heavily developed Gulf of Mexico and in the Arctic, where Royal Dutch Shell gave up on a costly and hard-fought venture last summer.
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When he finally gave up on the birther BS that launched his political rise, he congratulated himself for having "finished" the controversy, without acknowledging that he'd arguably done more than anyone to fan it in the first place.
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Less than a year after the GOP gave up on its legislative effort to repeal the law, Democrats are going on offense on this issue, attacking Republicans for their votes as they hope to retake the House majority.
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"Every month, it's been the off-season, I try to challenge myself in many different ways," Newton, 29, shared, explaining that in January, he gave up on gambling, and in February, he decided to adopt a vegan diet.
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There wasn't a bigger size of the blazer available when I tried to order a different size so I gave up on that, but was able to order a smaller pair of shoes, which ended up fitting perfectly.
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On the home page of The Times's website on Monday, coincident with the news story about Weiner's latest sexting and Abedin's break with him, was a chart documenting when and why 110 G.O.P. leaders gave up on Trump.
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Cleveland's defenders were particularly effective in the final quarter, when they disrupted so many plays that the Warriors' pass-oriented wing players essentially gave up on whipping the ball around the court, and started chucking up contested shots.
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Yeoh was still too busy with her Sword of Destiny obligations at the time to commit to the first season, but he never gave up on the possibility of finding a place for her in the greater series.
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"It was proven time and again that married people can be very lonely and emotionally deprived within their wedlock, sometimes exactly because they are committed to this one person and gave up on nurturing other connections," Kislev said.
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Today, Cameron is raising his beloved 22-month-old daughter Lua with longtime girlfriend Viviane Thiebes, 41, a yoga instructor, working on restarting his acting career and feeling deep gratitude that his family never gave up on him.
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Today, he is raising his beloved 22-month-old daughter Lua with longtime girlfriend Viviane Thiebes, 41, a yoga instructor, working on restarting his acting career and feeling deep gratitude that his family never gave up on him.
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This will permanently change how the US thinks of itself, how the rest of the world thinks of the US. We have had a totally deserved mantle for the last 70 years that we gave up on Friday night.
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A company that makes diapers for the adult baby/diaper lover fetish community (known as ABDL) gave up on its attempt to trademark the term "ABDL" on Thursday after message boards for the community exploded in anger last week.
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McEntire has relied on a roster of seasoned songwriters to serve a potluck of flavors, whether it's heartache ("Tammy Wynette Kind of Pain") or pathos ("Cactus in a Coffee Can") or stirring inspiration ("You Never Gave Up On Me").
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Bolsonaro's savings target of 1.072 trillion reais in a decade is more ambitious than the roughly 600 billion reais of savings proposed by his predecessor Michel Temer, who gave up on the idea amid public backlash and graft scandals.
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" She then said that she intends "to hold myself to the same standard that I would like to hold the president" — even though she said she "gave up" on his ability to maintain this standard "a long time ago.
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FOX never gave up on the show ... it just became way too expensive to produce with the talent costs ... Ryan, J Lo, Keith Urban and Harry Connick Jr. The reboot, we're told, would have a new panel of judges.
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In the lead up to the summit, Brazil considered raising the Venezuela issue but ultimately gave up on the idea as there would be no chance of an agreement because of "ideological differences," one of the Brazilian diplomats said.
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The way Nova pitched on Sunday and the way he has thrown for the Pirates since they acquired him at the trade deadline last summer make it fair to wonder if the Yankees gave up on him too soon.
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Many fans gave up on 2018-19 long ago and instead are looking ahead to next season, with the hope that the team will land the No. 1 draft pick or perhaps sign a marquee free agent or two.
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Bono spoke of losing a "lot of inspiring, useful people" over the past few years "who gave up on their own life" alluding to the apparent suicides of musicians Chris Cornell and Chester Bennington, as well as fashion designer Kate Spade.
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The takeaway message is supposed to be that Spotify is blowing its complaint way out of proportion, but those small numbers don't tell the full story — they basically don't matter, because Spotify gave up on App Store subscriptions years ago.
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But my motives and emotions were constantly questioned because the last time he really gave his heart to someone it got broken & somewhere along the line he gave up on the idea that he deserved to feel this way again.
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Between the lines: Rumors emerged that Stephenson was looking to potentially combine the HBO and Turner units just as the government gave up on its effort to block the deal, following an appeals court ruling the went AT&T's way.
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Perhaps he felt the need to remind the baseball world what's up in Thursday's Grapefruit League finale, when he sat back on a breaking ball and walloped one so far the cameraman just kind of gave up on tracking it.
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Apple eventually gave up on banning live-blogging and, after all the 3G Hotspots brought by members of the press overwhelmed a Wi-Fi demo and infuriated Steve Jobs, the company embraced providing the press with internet access at every event.
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CALAIS, France (Reuters) - France began clearing the sprawling "Jungle" camp on Monday as many migrants who have camped for months or years among sand dunes near Calais gave up on their dreams of reaching Britain, a tantalizingly short sea crossing away.
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Used vertically, the vent mount works pretty well, but I never really was able to trust it to not drop my phone off the holder and eventually just gave up on the vent mount: Safety above all, and all that.
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Researchers largely gave up on this idea in the 1990s because they worried that pig viruses would spread to humans, and because they couldn't figure out how to prevent the human body from rejecting organs from another species, Dr. Yang said.
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A scintillating game provided a treat for the fans with Kane also missing a penalty and Sterling hitting the post, while Kosovo, sensing England's unease, never gave up on the prospect of staging one of the most remarkable comebacks ever seen.
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The 115th Congress essentially gave up on trying to reopen the government on Thursday, with both the Senate and House closing out the session just minutes after opening it, and leaving the political crisis for the next Congress to solve.
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All of that, mixed in with Trump's order to close a Palestinian mission in Washington and stopping aid for Palestinian refugees, showed just how much Trump favored Netanyahu's vision for Israel and why Palestinian leaders gave up on the process.
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At a time when I was broke and almost gave up on my writing dreams, he secured a freelance position at L.A. Times for me to make me his official restaurant scout, and write stories as the extension of his stomach.
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I'd love to share a joke or two from the first episode that particularly made me laugh, but they whipped by at such a rapid and dense clip that I gave up on taking notes to just enjoy the thing.
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Carson is a brilliant, pioneering neurosurgeon who backed Trump after he gave up on his own bid to become president and rose to national political prominence by challenging President Barack Obama during the National Prayer Breakfast, instantly earning credibility from the far right.
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Even after the FBI gave up on getting a judge to compel Apple to hack the San Bernardino shooter's work-issued iPhone, the tech company is still bogged down in orders to assist authorities in unlocking iOS devices in 14 other cases.
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Precision farming is an important part of Deere's growth strategy and it agreed to buy Precision Planting LLC from Monsanto in November 2015, but gave up on the deal in May after the U.S. Department of Justice filed an anti-trust lawsuit.
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The Soviets didn't want to look inept or weak—they soon gave up on even finding the sunken submarine—and the United States, catching wind of the frantic recovery effort, soon resolved to quietly get its hands on the sub for intelligence purposes.
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He said that just as mafia groups and bootleggers gave up on illicit moonshine after Prohibition ended in the United States, Mexico's drug gangs would have little interest in a legal marijuana market, especially if it lured in reputable pharmaceutical and tech firms.
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Bill Belichick appeared to stare down a reporter after being asked about the Patriots releasing Antonio BrownThe NFL's hottest rookie QB almost gave up on an NFL career in college because he wanted to learn to be a coach under Nick Saban
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It's a frustrating way to slow your progress, and there were times — particularly one egregiously long battle toward the end of the game — where I almost gave up on Control because I didn't want to replay the same fight for the dozenth time.
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In the third quarter, trailing by 40-1003, Bills Coach Sean McDermott finally gave up on the latest Peterman experiment and benched him for the rookie Josh Allen, who was a little better, against mostly reserve Ravens: 6 for 15 for 74 yards.
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In Florida, where polling says two-thirds of voters want to legalize pot, one effort to gather enough signatures for a 221 ballot measure collapsed last year, and a second gave up on Tuesday, saying there's not enough time to vet 22018,22020 signatures.
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But the United States gave up on the effort to remove Mr. al-Assad from power years ago, and Syrian Kurds, an American ally in the battle against the Islamic State, have no idea how long the United States will stick around.
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But activists aren't happy leaders gave up on tying a DREAM Act vote to the bargain, and a wave of resistance from the activist left — which spent much of Wednesday simply trying to figure out what was in the agreement — could change that.
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Michael Young, a mathematician at Iowa State University, said he almost gave up on graph theory a few years ago after an encounter with some of the leaders of the field at a math institute at the University of California, Los Angeles.
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I remember getting an email about it being compromised, and tried to follow up with my college security to get it resolved, but wasn't able to get it handled in fast manner and gave up on it thinking it was just an old email.
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The company only started to succeed on the tablet front when it gave up on the mobile ARM CPU version of the Surface (and Windows RT) and focused on a model that could run Windows and the desktop operating system as well as a tablet.
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If Sanders has been able to organize disaffected voters, it'll be seen up here; if a candidate like Andrew Yang has won over the people who gave up on politics or gave President Trump a chance in 22014, he'll do well in Coos and Carroll.
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In fact, the last place his taxi driver brought him before van Assen gave up on the hunt was a warehouse full of dubiously sourced bikes, which the owner said he bought off of cargo trucks from Brussels, Paris, and other parts of Europe.
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I continued to use it to talk to the eight people I wanted to talk to — which became six, and then five, and then four, and then three — as members of the group gave up on the redesign and the app's many other failures.
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Meanwhile, following Democrat Doug Jones's victory in the 2017 Alabama special Senate election, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell basically gave up on trying to advance a legislative agenda since he knew House Republicans' ideas were too unpopular to be viable in a narrow Senate.
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She had been leaning toward Messer in the Senate primary, but entered the final day undecided because it angered her that the final debate was dominated by pledges of loyalty to a President she believes gave up on her once he got into office.
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Sometimes, this has been through a lack of governmental support — in 2009, David Paterson, then governor of New York, quickly gave up on his proposal for a tax — but mostly their advocates' efforts have been overwhelmed by injections of cash from soda manufacturers and distributors.
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It became so difficult to make or accumulate money, since it had to be carted around in huge wheelbarrows, that citizens gave up on their desire to make a fortune and reconciled themselves to living on a largely materially equal basis to their fellow-citizens.
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Musk's aptly named underground transit venture the Boring Company gave up on its development of a 2.7-mile (4.4-km) tunnel in West L.A. to settle litigation brought by community groups opposed to the project, the two sides said in a joint statement on Wednesday.
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The result is a mutually reinforcing cycle, in which the particular historical circumstances of the 1990s created the image of the scandal-ridden Clintons, and the Clintons gave up on trying to erase that image, ensuring its perpetuation long after it should've faded away.
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Speaking of redemption, running back Adrian Peterson got his season, and his career, back on track in Week 27 against the Buccaneers, rushing for 214 yards and two touchdowns in his first game since the Saints gave up on him and sent him to Arizona.
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If Sanders has been able to organize disaffected voters, it'll be seen up here; if a candidate like Andrew Yang has won over the people who gave up on politics or gave Trump a chance in 2016, he'll do well in Coos and Carroll.
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Chetna Makan, the author of the recently published cookbook "Chetna's Healthy Indian" and a former contestant on "The Great British Bake Off," said she gave up on making yogurt after her first attempt wouldn't set because her home in Kent, England, was too cold.
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Republicans abandon plans to ban abortion after heartbeat in Iowa Republicans abandon plans to ban abortion after heartbeat in Iowa Republican lawmakers in Iowa gave up on a controversial abortion regulation that would have prevented women from obtaining abortions after a heartbeat is detected.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday gave up on an effort to add additional migrant protections to a Senate-passed border aid bill, with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi saying it was urgent to secure the funds the legislation would provide.
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The operating system actually started its life as a fork of Firefox OS after Firefox gave up on the idea of a phone OS. The operating system has since attracted investment from Google, and voice-typing powered by Google Assistant arrived on the platform earlier this year.
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"It is too hot, so the crops wilted as if they had a disease and I gave up on tending even though I had used improved seed and practised conservation agriculture," Matutu said on her farm in Rangemore on the outskirts of the city of Bulawayo.
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WIMBLEDON, England — For Amra Sadikovic, a 27-year-old Swiss player who is facing Serena Williams in the first round Tuesday, playing at Wimbledon has been a dream 18 years in the making — except for a 14-month stretch in which she gave up on it entirely.
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After all, if it sold some of those miles to a third party that then awarded them to its own customer, the airline would never have to redeem anything and would keep the payment for the miles even if that customer gave up on the loyalty program.
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And Didi Gregorius, the night's hero with two home runs, took a great deal of satisfaction in how he had not let others — including the Cincinnati Reds and the Arizona Diamondbacks, the two organizations that gave up on him before he had turned 25 — define his capabilities.
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A founder of Lowercase, which designs and produces eyeglasses, Mr. Masci almost gave up on New York after he spent a year working out of his West Village apartment while looking for a place that could support the 2000,25.2-pound machine he needed to cut frames.
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Give the videos a watch while you pretend to work at your desk today and try to remember the exact moment you gave up on your dreams and agreed to spend the rest of adulthood slowly dying behind a computer screen in exchange for a meager wage.
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According to The New York Times, Mick Mulvaney told former Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen not to talk about Russian election attacks in front of Trump, and Nielsen eventually gave up on coordinating a meeting of cabinet secretaries to develop a strategy to protect the 2020 election.
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Pete Lopez, 63, a retired teacher in Williamsburg who has been riding the B39 for decades, said he has come to rely on it because he has trouble walking — "my feet gave up on me" — and does not want to attempt the stairs at subway stations.
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Over the years, Phuc made peace with what happened to her – forming a foundation to help other child victims of war and traveling the world as an inspirational speaker to share her story of love, hope and forgiveness – but gave up on ever finding relief from the pain.
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The upteenth boring planet was one of the (many) reasons I gave up on No Man's Sky after a dozen or so hours, but at the very least, giving it another try was easily solved; you could quickly shoot back into space and find another planet to explore.
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Clapham's Pull & Bear brigade gave way to the suited company men in Bank and Monument; Shoreditch played host to Hertfordshire girls on hen-dos and indie guys in Johnny Borrell hats, desperately trying to find their place in a city that gave up on guitars half a decade ago.
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Samsung's Galaxy S8 is a beautiful, powerful phone, but there are several indications that it could've been so much more — according to a leaked alleged prototype and reports about the S8, Samsung gave up on a dual rear camera as well as a fingerprint sensor embedded into the screen.
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She gave up on her weekly trips to the local supermarket, not only because she has to work on Fridays, but also because she is terrified of being held at gunpoint by the robbers who wait to pounce on shoppers if they emerge with anything inside their grocery bags.
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" (As a reminder, there is no need to enrich uranium beyond 5 percent if your desire is a peaceful nuclear program.) Mark Dubowitz, of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies, notes that Iran's threats "confirm that the Iranian regime never gave up on its atomic weapon ambitions.
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Jimmy De Frenne, a 48-year old who is learning to be a bus driver, set himself a challenge of sitting for 165 hours on a toilet set up specially for the feat in the middle of a bar, but gave up on Friday morning after 116 hours.
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Mr. Alaïa, who long ago gave up on the fashion system in repudiation of the idea that a designer should be forced to be creative on a predetermined schedule (and has been something of a radical opposition party ever since), was holding his first couture show in six years.
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He has made the argument for decades, even after the courts told him it was too late, even after other original competitors who stood beside him, including the original champion, Gordon Haller, shrugged and gave up on claiming a part of what they still think should be theirs.
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When I first started doing all this, that was the one I wanted to find the most and I assumed it was either Todd Oldham or Moschino, but after months of searching I kind of gave up on it, until I was searching for something unrelated and came upon the dress.
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The possibility of an acquisition was much discussed in 2013 and 2014; but SoftBank eventually gave up on its dream of a merger, fearing that a regulators — particularly the Federal Communications Commission, which currently says that four nationwide carriers are necessary for a competitive wireless market — would shoot the deal down.
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I admittedly gave up on my first Garfield Go run after a few blocks because I didn't want to wander Los Angeles with my phone out in the dead of night, but I haven't yet found a gift card, and I'm not sure what I'd need to do to get one.
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And Lack paid them to Kelly thinking she would be the storied news division's new star, both in the mornings during the third hour of Today, and in a weekly news magazine show that the network gave up on after a short, poorly rated run during the summer of 2017.
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Juno, which earlier this year gave up on developing CAR-T candidate JCAR015 for acute lymphoblastic leukemia after toxicities and patient deaths, presented early trial results at a meeting in Chicago of the American Society for Clinical Oncology for another candidate, JCAR017, as a treatment for non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL).
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The woman, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because she did not want her wedding guests to be upset about the final use of the gifts, said that she gave up on home items like a gravy boat and instead spent the money on three pairs of Gianvito Rossi shoes.
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Ten years later, "Hello Americans" covered the chaotic years he spent fencing with studio moguls, mounting a stage extravaganza that nearly ruined him ("Around the World in 80 Days"), and promoting himself as a political commentator until he and Hollywood more or less gave up on each other in 1948.
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Ware himself proclaims that "at some point I more or less 'gave up' on the idea of being a gallery artist," until the early 2000s when art institutions, including the Whitney Museum of American Art and the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago, began to seek out his work to show.
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There was even the time in 2010, after so many fumigations of his coca plants, that Mr. Tupaz simply gave up on drug cultivation and trekked down a muddy path to the bank in town, taking out a loan to plant two acres of cacao, which is used to make chocolate.
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At Ferris, his only bad idea so far is trying to make roasted sunchokes into a main course, and by the time I gave up on the plate, filled out with smoked cabbage and sauced with scallion miso, I'd decided that sunchokes themselves were more to blame than Mr. Proechel.
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The RNC only began coordinating with the campaign when Trump became the nominee in the spring of 210, and even then many on Team Trump felt the committee gave up on the campaign and devoted resources elsewhere after the release of the "Access Hollywood" videotape a month before the election.
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READ: The Associated Press just gave up on the Iowa caucuses Bernie Sanders begins the race as the man to beat — he has by far the largest field operation in Nevada, hardcore support in a state that he almost won four years ago, and major momentum coming out of the New Hampshire.
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Mr. Trump had hoped to host the leaders of the Group of 7 — the world's largest economies — at the resort next year, but he gave up on the effort last month after the idea drew rebukes by both Democrats and Republicans, given that foreign governments would then be spending money at the resort.
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They also say they let other people guide them: their families, who never gave up on them; the rehab counselors who stuck with them; and their recovery mentors who showed them the way, including that they needed to focus on their individual recoveries and not on each other in order to survive.
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Imagine all the talented actresses who gave up on Hollywood because they were mistreated by a Harvey Weinstein type, the scientists who could have cured diseases if they hadn't been ignored or preyed on in their labs,even the retail staffers who had leadership potential but were kept down because of gender-based harassment.
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Today's expanded stats feature could be useful to those that have stuck with the service and still actually use it, but it's hard to see how it will attract any new users to the fold, or get anyone that gave up on checking in to everywhere they visit to come back to the app.
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Now read more markets coverage from Markets Insider and Business Insider:Wall Street's 'Charging Bull' statue will be relocated after drawing protests for yearsChina is reportedly considering a $10 billion investment in Saudi Aramco's record-shattering IPOHewlett Packard Enterprise explains why it gave up on quantum computing right as it was splitting off from HP Inc
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A long-time Zimbabwean coffee grower, Muganyura almost gave up on the crop when prices slumped to as low as U.S. 20 cents a pound at the turn of the millennium, and foreign buyers took flight after land seizures drove out more than 120 white commercial coffee farmers under the banner of post-colonial reform.
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Read more:I had 4 miscarriages, saw 10 specialists, and nearly gave up on being a motherFertility clinics are offering &aposadd-on&apos treatments to desperate couples that are expensive and potentially dangerousA couple got free IVF through a &aposWin a Baby&apos radio contest after facing cancer and infertility — and then had a baby
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"A couple of years ago I gave up" on believing in self-driving vehicles and many of the promises of AI, Wozniak said, discounting what he long had predicted: that computers would soon become not only smarter than humans, but also be able to read our emotions and interact as if they had become sentient beings.
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A former coworker (let's call her Alex) came to me every Thursday for six months with a new story about the guy with creepy facial hair, or the guy who stood her up, or the guy who wouldn't text back for days and then pretend like no time had passed, before she just gave up on dating apps altogether.
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Boneparth at Bone Fine Wealth said statements from market figures as prominent as Ray Dalio that say it looks like 1980-81 as far as a bear market for bonds goes may get the attention, but he gave up on trying to call the end of the bond bull market a few years ago when rates hit 1.5 percent.
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Read more: The NFL's hottest rookie QB almost gave up on an NFL career in college because he wanted to learn to be a coach under Nick SabanLast week, as a guest on Barstool Sports' "Pardon My Take," Minshew revealed that he once attempted to break his own hand with a hammer in order to preserve another year of eligibility.
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The couple decided they wanted to own a weekend place in the Catskills (where they are also now part-owners of the Graham & Co. hotel), and while browsing the site, Bupp happened upon a foreclosure in Phoenicia, N.Y. The place was completely decrepit, "an old hunting cabin," she says, that someone had attempted to update at some point but then gave up on.
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All my music teachers just kind of one by one ... gave up on me ... I basically had to write my own songs ... There was an open mic night when I was about 11 years old and I went and I played the songs that I'd written in my bedroom and it was the first night where I felt like I was myself at school.
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By choosing tax cuts over responsible tax reforms, Republicans have given Democrats an excuse to refuse to engage on needed entitlement fixes (not that you hear much about if from Republicans anymore.) By increasing the discretionary caps by borrowing instead of offsetting the costs from other parts of the budget, we gave up on the sensible trade of entitlement reform coupled with looser discretionary caps.
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"I gave up on a poetry degree to go to Oregon because it was the best school in the country for running," she said with a sigh, failing to mention that she helped lead Oregon's cross-country team to the 2012 N.C.A.A. women's title, the same year that Mr. Teicher's "Tall as the Baobab Tree," which he wrote with Ms. Pappas, made its world premier.
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But after a 63-yard field goal beat the Giants on Sunday in Carolina; and after the team finally gave up on its former first-round pick Ereck Flowers by releasing him; and after comments by Beckham in an ESPN interview reportedly made Coach Pat Shurmur "livid" — after all this, the Giants sounded unusually grateful to return to the field and prepare for the Eagles.
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Instead, I've been driving around with a photographer who's seen me at my best and worst at all hours of the day and night: when I keep crying in the middle of interviews, when I gave up on makeup and got my face sunburned, my multiple bathroom stops and when all my family showed up at a Starbucks where we were filing a story.
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Read more:Meet Nick Kyrgios, the 24-year-old bad boy of tennis whose talent and antics make him the most frustrating and compelling player in the sportTiger Woods' 10-year-old son roasted Justin Thomas at the MastersThe NFL's hottest rookie QB almost gave up on an NFL career in college because he wanted to learn to be a coach under Nick SabanThe 37 highest-paid NFL players of all time
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A federal judge in New York on Tuesday signed an order permanently blocking the Trump administration from adding a citizenship question to the 28500 census, days after President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE gave up on his efforts to get such a question on next year's census.
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Mr. McMonagle for his passionate and powerful articulations of truths; Ms. Agrusa for her thorough research to bolster Counsel McMonagle; to Mr. Andrew Wyatt for his unequivocal skills in public relations; to our team, who worked diligently and intelligently; to our staffs for their continuous commitment to our family and me ... and to our children, grandchildren, and other family who loves us ... and to our dear friends and supporters, who never gave up on us, despite it all.
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