But I've also given up hope on the newer skills.
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Johnson has not given up hope of a similar fightback.
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Only months earlier, he had given up hope of a reunion.
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Still, he has not given up hope for a better result.
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But Sanders has not given up hope of pulling a surprise.
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The Beijing government has never given up hope of reintegrating Taiwan.
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"I think Mom's kind of given up hope," Thompson says sadly.
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Poppy Poppy is a perky pup who has never given up hope.
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But the mother still hasn't given up hope on him returning home.
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He's diving in on revenge plots, but Huck hasn't given up hope.
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Before taking part in the trial, he had practically given up hope.
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The Europeans have not completely given up hope of changing American minds.
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I mean, if they haven't given up hope, then how dare we?
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Siemens has not given up hope of gaining a slice of the contract.
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But fans haven't given up hope for Vikander doing their beloved character justice.
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But I haven't given up hope that there will be federal-level change.
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Immigration activists have given up hope on seeing any meaningful action this year.
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Dano as a shipwrecked man who has given up hope of ever being rescued.
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Aliya, the fifth grader who keeps checking on her school, hasn't given up hope.
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The 216-year-old veteran said he hasn't given up hope of playing again.
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Haub's family last week said it had given up hope of finding him alive.
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But not everyone has given up hope on Trump's ambitious rebuilding promise just yet.
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Many evacuee families have also given up hope of returning to their home towns.
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Just 25 years old, Lauren Council had already given up hope of ever losing weight.
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Unemployment, including those who have given up hope of finding work, is an alarming 36%.
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Lula's defence team has not given up hope of securing his release before election day.
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I think my physical therapist has given up hope that I'll ever be on time.
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Many of them haven't given up hope, and they have a tremendous sense of resilience.
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By the looks of their roster, the Rays sure seem to have given up hope.
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Still, the family has not given up hope that they'll be reunited with Relisha someday.
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"I had given up hope of ever finding a place in the city," she said.
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As amazing as it may sound, the people of Los Lotes have not given up hope.
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Owen&aposs grandmother hasn&apost given up hope that he is alive, according to WHAM-TV.
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We've seen some dips in him, but nothing to this level, where he's given up hope.
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Still, the party hasn't given up hope that Kander's personal appeal might power him to victory.
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Although Mr. Abadi has refused, the Kurds have not given up hope that Baghdad will negotiate.
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Many Congress officials have not yet given up hope that Rahul Gandhi will reconsider his resignation.
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I've given up hope that boomers can rescue us from the tyranny of the Trump age.
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I have felt heartbreak, fear, and defeat, but I have never stopped loving or given up hope.
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"At the time we met, I had given up hope on this whole love thing," he said.
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Still, nativist hardliners have given up hope of seeing Mr Trump move to expel millions of migrants.
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Reuters reported some party officials have not yet given up hope that Gandhi will reconsider the resignation.
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It's not that you've given up hope, or resigned yourself to always being in the dark room.
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I haven't given up hope that elected women will bring women's needs to the table more forcefully.
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If I would've given up hope [at] any point in my life, I wouldn't see these days.
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A source in the European Commission, the EU's executive body, said it had not yet given up hope.
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Goldman Sachs' Lloyd Blankfein hasn't completely given up hope that Washington will be able to get things done.
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And Disney hasn't given up hope of striking gold again, with Dead Men Tell No Tales coming in May.
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Indeed, the weight loss only happened as soon as I had given up hope of losing weight at all.
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Employees said they were coming forward now because they've given up hope that the problem can be resolved internally.
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As pay rises, people who had given up hope of a worthwhile job begin to look for work again.
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Cubs fans have never given up hope that this day was possible, and this young team made it happen.
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After I had given up hope of ever having a sexual experience as satisfying as my night with Leif.
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Families and relatives of the trapped miners have given up hope that any of them will be found alive.
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The Republican president said later he still had not given up hope that the law would eventually be repealed.
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Just when everyone had given up hope, a great fire swept over the Realm, wiping out the Destroyers' army.
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I had given up hope completely, but then I got the phone call telling me I had gotten it.
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"For eight long years, Timmothy's family has never given up hope that he will be found," the nonprofit said.
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With the diggers closing in, he has given up hope of reaching United Kingdom's capital, and cleared out his home.
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Diplomats have given up hope of resolving the spat, so Ms Freeland was there to welcome Ms Muhammad to Toronto.
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"I had given up hope of finding a family," Joey said, according to an article in The New York Times.
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We were told that many parents no longer want to take their cases to court because they have given up hope.
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While Lowrie hasn't given up hope of having a child of her own, she has accepted that it may not happen.
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But the people here—the Marsh Arabs—have not given up hope for what this was for their ancestors: a paradise.
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TV that he was heartened by the renewed urgency of such efforts, saying that his family has not given up hope.
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But even they appeared to have given up hope that they could shape the actions of an erratic and unpredictable president.
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Just when America had all but given up hope, Scott Pruitt's appalling reign as Environmental Protection Agency administrator is finally over.
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Today, the technology is struggling — but here's a good profile by James Temple of a scientist who hasn't given up hope.
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Police has scaled back a search for the bodies but have said they have not given up hope of finding them.
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There are those that still believe it will happen, but the sport's more realistic fans have pretty much given up hope.
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However, no one seems to want to compromise right now, because they haven't given up hope that their side might prevail.
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The Muscovites made clear afterwards, however, that they have not given up hope of finding a consensual solution to the Ukrainian question.
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Mr Nuttall seems almost to have given up hope: he recently declared that UKIP did not need any MPs to have influence.
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Contacted by KHN, Patricia Martin tearfully said she'd given up hope that anyone would take seriously her complaints about her husband's care.
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"I've given up hope," said Yolanda Galván, 50, a cashier at a pharmacy here, referring to the country's history of corruption scandals.
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I'm a vegan, and I had given up hope of finding restaurants in your pages where I might eat in New York.
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Several Congress party officials conceded they had all but given up hope of posing a serious challenge to Modi and the BJP.
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"I haven't given up hope that we can get it right for Alan and the hundreds of thousands of Alans," she said.
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Some are waiting to return home, others have given up hope of ever going back and are simply trying to move forward.
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I've spoken with recovery personnel and people working to reestablish communication there, and they had mostly given up hope of timely federal assistance.
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"I, and so many of Harvey Weinstein's survivors, had given up hope that our rapist would be held accountable by law," she wrote.
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Barry Simcoe and his fellow humans are supposed to be powerless in this part of the US that has already given up hope.
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But Salvini hasn't given up hope, and he's optimistic he can even win over some of those who threatened to hit the bricks.
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The Senate GOP hasn't given up hope on healthcare and faces tremendous pressure from the White House and House Republicans to hold a vote.
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Analysts have noted that North Korea's decision to launch short-range projectiles suggested that Mr. Kim had not given up hope on resuming negotiations.
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The image may look dire, but he (Brill, that is; no one can say how the poor eagle feels) hasn't given up hope yet.
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SARANSK, Russia — Augusto Caceres, 81, had all but given up hope of seeing his beloved Peru at a World Cup again during his lifetime.
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After being pulled out of the snow earlier, Shahnaz said she and her brother, Irshad Ahmad, had given up hope of finding Samina alive.
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In theory Mr Nuhan could walk to his childhood home in two hours, but he has given up hope of ever seeing his land again.
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Stocks are heading into the 212 close with the very real threat of ending in negative territory, but market bulls still haven't given up hope.
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EU officials privately concede that in the short term they have given up hope of merging air-traffic services in the way Eurocontrol originally intended.
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Trump, by contrast, is dealing meth—a trailer-park drug you take when you've given up hope and just want to get rip-roaring stoned.
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" Coulter says she hasn't yet given up hope but puts Trump's chances of actually filling his campaign promises "someplace between 10 percent and 90 percent.
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"I still haven't given up hope to see you," he said as he teared up during his TED talk, directing his words at his sister.
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"I, and so many of Harvey Weinstein's survivors, had given up hope that our rapist would be held accountable by law," she wrote on Instagram.
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It's clear from her response ... Ali hasn't given up hope on finding the killers, and she thinks there's a chance the drug lord was involved.
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Air fans have mostly given up hope that the company will offer a major refresh to the line, as Apple has shifted its laptop strategy.
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Headquarters: Battle Creek, Michigan Place on last poll: 59 Why it's hot: Millennials may be moving away from cereal, but Kellogg's hasn't given up hope.
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He has not given up hope that he will find a job that lets him continue his passion for service while providing a decent income.
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Despite the recent failure on healthcare reform, stock market investors have not given up hope for timely passage of Trump's other pro-growth economic policies.
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"I think that we've given up hope that Donald Trump is going to be anything other than who Donald Trump is right now," Salaam said.
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But free trade advocates are not yet cheering, and the President's supporters in the manufacturing sector -- while sorely disappointed -- have not yet given up hope.
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Having long since given up hope of that, they were turning to the Republican Party's quiet white identity politics long before he upped its volume.
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Some hope to pick up the pieces once Islamic State are defeated, but others - like Hamada Moussa said - have given up hope of recovering their businesses.
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"We still haven't given up hope," Haronian's ex-wife, Rose Haronian, told CBS LA. The family says they will keep searching until they have an answer.
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Scientists from the German Aerospace Center (DLR) have given up hope of establishing further contact with the comet lander, currently perched on Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko.
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Carmen Rivera, who said she was fleeing gangs in El Salvador, had given up hope of receiving U.S. asylum after she was sent back to Mexico.
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The truth was he had given up hope of catching the German spy, any German spy, now or at any time in his life to come.
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But Amtrak, which owns the tunnels and Penn Station, has given up hope that new tunnels will be built before the old ones must be repaired.
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Just when I'd given up hope of any responses, a notification popped up alerting me to a reply on a David Guetta Live in Miami video.
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The Republican Party had all but given up hope for Kirk, but Duckworth's win was essential to the Democratic Party's plan take back control of the Senate.
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The pardon attorney whom Obama had installed to oversee the program, Deborah Leff, resigned this past January — having given up hope that the White House would improve.
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Well, there are a lot of components to it and I don't ... I haven't given up hope that the United States will be a leader in this.
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"Her family and friends haven't given up hope, but they know that for her to get well, she has to want it for herself," the source said.
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And there are plenty of animals just like Romeo who had given up hope of finding love or a family only to be rewarded later in life.
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"I, and so many of Harvey Weinstein's survivors, had given up hope that our rapist would be held accountable by law," she wrote on her Instagram account.
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Despite everything that has happened, Kwon has not given up hope of North and South Korea reunifying, but says he knows it won't be in his lifetime.
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Yet despite the flimsy commitment to structural changes that address the impact of climate change on women in Paris, Blomstrom and Vistro have not given up hope.
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Her mother, Courtnee Eaton, had been hysterical with grief most of the night and had all but given up hope that rescuers would find her daughter alive.
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Have they just given up hope after watching the local restaurants they could honestly tell friends were worth traveling for — Picholine, Telepan, Ouest — close one by one?
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With unemployment at 6003 percent and economic growth in the eurozone's third-largest economy lagging the average, many Italians have all but given up hope for change.
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"The rebbe spoke of seeing them as a patient with the hope of being cured, rather than a patient we've given up hope on," Rabbi Grossbaum said.
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But she had all but given up hope of finding a job when all her 10 applications, including one to Hyundai Motor Co, were rejected in 2016.
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In all seriousness though, technological advances have made many manufacturing jobs close to obsolete, but Apple hasn't given up hope that the industry can make a rebound.
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Lately, it feels like my parents have given up hope on the "grandparents chapter" of their lives, which they assumed would be (the last) part of their story.
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Everyone aboard, including the smugglers, had all but given up hope by the time they were intercepted by men who claimed to be with the Libyan coast guard.
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ARGENTINES have given up hope of finding alive the 22006 crew aboard the ARA San Juan, the most modern of the navy's three submarines, which disappeared on November 24.6th.
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And since the celebs don't even get to keep the mega-pricey designs, I've pretty much given up hope of ever wearing pieces from these high-end designers myself.
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But Nour has heard all the promises before and long given up hope of returning to the village she was forced to flee at the start of the fighting.
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And even though those three months didn't turn up a Tasmanian Tiger, also known as a thylacine, he hasn't "given up hope yet" that the animal is out there.
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Many of those who had been unable to reach friends in the past two days had given up hope when authorities said people either escaped without injury or died inside.
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When I got pregnant with Vale, I won't say I'd given up hope, but I didn't let myself think about how sad I would be if it never worked out.
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Animals are only granted entry to the medical facility "under exceptional circumstances" due to infection control regulations, and his family had given up hope that this wish would be granted.
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Dakota hasn't given up hope for a brighter future in the region and sees himself as having an important role in building a community in Madison, largely by mentoring children.
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MOSQUITO-SIZED FLATS "Mini flats" or "mosquito flats" are a growing trend as developers target first-time buyers who have given up hope of ever owning a decent-sized home.
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Quiet time was screaming torture for the first three days, and I had nearly given up hope, but now we're up to a full hour of peace, a small miracle.
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His mother, Kalpana Jaswa had nearly given up hope for her eldest son's marriage, though she'd given it her best effort and tried to set up him up many times.
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More than once in the past, he has changed his mind about a president he voted for, and I haven't given up hope he'll come around on Donald Trump, too.
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My family and I are very proud to partner with T.R.U.S.T. to get people the help that they so desperately need, especially if they or their families have given up hope.
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Jamal died at the scene, and five years later, Jamal's mother Sandra (Nicki Micheaux), Malika, and other Black Lives Matter activists have not given up hope that Jamal will receive justice.
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After weeks of trekking through dense bushes, Jumai said she had arrived at her brother's house in Chibok with her children, unleashing jubilation from family members who had given up hope.
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We'd already given up hope of speaking with humanity's first and only comet lander ever again, and time was running out to catch a final, fleeting glimpse of the beloved craft.
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She rescued animals of all sorts struggling to survive, such as one pig who had given up hope and was resting his head on a fence waiting for his last breath.
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WirtschaftsWoche said Deutsche Bank's management have given up hope of being able to deconsolidate Postbank this year, which would require selling at least 50 percent of its stake in the lender.
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Some of the vessels arrived a month ago and their frustrated owners have almost given up hope and started to offer their fuel to buyers outside Nigeria, several traders told Reuters.
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Yet in the span of those few hours, the world had aged five years and their friends, families and colleagues, after mourning their loss, had given up hope and moved on.
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The Handelsblatt daily cited a letter to Tengelmann employees from his brother Christian saying the family had not given up hope, noting that Karl-Erivan was a very experienced skier and mountaineer.
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Furthermore, national groups from both parties have barely bothered to spend in either race, suggesting Democrats now feel assured of victory and Republicans have given up hope of holding these two seats.
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More than once, I've texted him pictures of our baby while he's in another room of the house, and we've all but given up hope of ever watching an entire movie together.
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But firefighters lifting away tons of rubble from the Genoa bridge collapse have not given up hope of finding someone alive three days after the disaster that killed at least 38 people.
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Tueller said he had not given up hope that the deal would be implemented in Hodeidah, where thousands of Yemeni forces backed by the Saudi-led coalition are massed on the outskirts.
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The status quo is leading towards one state and perpetual occupation, but most of the public either ignores it or has given up hope that anything can be done to change it.
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The Handelsblatt business daily cited a letter to Tengelmann employees from his brother Christian saying the family had not given up hope, noting that Karl-Erivan was an experienced skier and mountaineer.
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For Cox's part, he denies a report in the Daily Telegraph newspaper Tuesday that he had given up hope of trying to get the EU to agree a time limit to the backstop.
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The Handelsblatt business daily cited a letter to Tengelmann employees from his brother Christian saying the family had not given up hope, noting that Karl-Erivan was a very experienced skier and mountaineer.
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Asked by reporters if the operation had shifted from a rescue to a recovery more than 48 hours after the mud came down, the sheriff said his crews had not given up hope.
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Almadani, raised in the U.S. Midwest from parents born in Syria, has relatives who have given up hope on leaving the country ripped apart by a civil war due to Trump's proposed bans.
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In Sri Lanka, government officials are signaling that when it comes to Facebook controlling the platform after a crisis hits, they've essentially given up hope the company has the capacity to do so.
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On Wednesday, the same man who spurred that analysis, 93-year-old Peter Byrne, told CNBC that he still hasn't given up hope of proving that Bigfoot is a real — if exceedingly rare — creature.
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Stakeholders in the autonomous vehicle industry had mostly given up hope of getting anything done this year, after the failure of legislation last year and the lack of action in the months that followed.
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"I have to say that while it is true that, from a simulations perspective, we believe Philae doesn't have much of a life after January, we haven't given up hope at all," said O'Rourke.
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By the sixth season of Gossip Girl, the series finale was a welcome relief to fans who had given up hope for the narrative but still wanted to know who was behind it all.
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I emailed the Calgary Public Library to ask why they had given up hope for my book, and why it had taken them a few years longer than it took me to do so.
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BUENOS AIRES — The Argentine Navy on Thursday signaled that it had given up hope of finding the 44 crew members aboard a submarine that appeared to have experienced a calamitous event in mid-November.
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Others have given up hope that Congress will be able to pass anything more than a temporary tax cut for individuals — maybe the only measure that can attract 19863 Republican votes in the Senate.
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Taiwan has been self-governed since separating from China at the end of a brutal civil war in 240, but Beijing has never given up hope of reuniting with what it considers a renegade province.
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We haven't heard much from the team since they hired Dugan, which incidentally was almost exactly a year ago, but we haven't given up hope that we could get a taste of it at F8.
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LONDON, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Nearly half of Europeans who do not own their own home have given up hope of ever doing so, a survey showed on Tuesday, with pessimism highest among Britons and Germans.
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But the leader of the effort to get Samuel Dickstein Plaza, a one-block stretch between Grand Street and East Broadway on the Lower East Side, renamed Lillian Wald Way has not given up hope.
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While NKOTB will be there, two people who probably won't be seeing are Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen – Sweetin recently revealed that the twins' former costars have given up hope that they'll make a return appearance.
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He has also not given up hope that it will eventually be possible to create a mini-brain in the laboratory that is a more complete and accurate stand-in for what grows in our head.
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Despite recent disappointments, the Kremlin hasn't given up hope for normalized ties with the United States, even if it is still threatening to expel more diplomats and sue Washington over the closure of its US facilities.
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Frank A. Pilmar, the victim's father who is now 88, said he had almost given up hope anyone would be held accountable when the district attorney's cold case squad reopened the investigation about four years ago.
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That does not mean his father has given up hope that he will win him back one day; Minaya still tries to convince Justin of the value of making time to throw and take batting practice.
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Wilson had given up hope that her son was still alive — police had speculated that Latulip had gone to Niagara Falls to commit suicide and that his body was just never found, according to the Record.
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"Frankly, I had given up hope of ever being able to get back in North Korea to search for the estimated 5,300 whose remains are still there," said Kinard, now 89 and living in Fort Worth, Texas.
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Sawsan al-Musawa, who traveled 1,300 km (800 miles) with her four children from a Syrian refugee camp in southeast Turkey to the Greek border, said she had all but given up hope of ever reaching Europe.
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Mr. Kuttab, the Palestinian journalist, said that he still supported the idea of a Palestinian state but that his children had given up hope, feeling that Israel has already seized too much land to make it possible.
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Like I said, I hated the former movie and really liked the latter: a film that also happened to rekindle my love for Star Wars in a way I had previously given up hope of ever experiencing.
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She hasn't given up hope Asked if she was surprised that the latest mass shootings in California, Ohio and Texas hadn't spurred Congress to act on gun violence, Hockley said the conversation around guns is slowly changing.
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As regards "Basrah Breeze", Basra museum has not given up hope of persuading the port to allow it to dock the vessel next to its exhibition halls in one of Saddam's former palaces overlooking the Shatt al-Arab.
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Just when everyone had pretty much given up hope of getting lawmakers in our hyper-polarized nation's capital to agree on a new set of rules for self-driving cars, Congress appears to be ready to try again.
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"At the end of the day, I'm not doing what I'm doing for my dad's approval," Davis continued, adding that while she sometimes dreads justifying her chosen career path to her father, she hasn't yet given up hope.
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And Guerrero still hasn't given up on the dream of having her parents return to the U.S. "They haven't given up hope that they'll be with me on the day I get married or have children," says Guerrero.
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But as far as it goes for Sri Lanka, the government is signaling that when it comes to Facebook controlling the platform after a crisis hits, they've given up hope the company has the capacity to do so.
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Oliver Houck, a law professor who advised the parishes' lawyer early in the case, said that the settlement was significant, but that he had nearly given up hope that larger companies would take responsibility for the disappearing coast.
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"Some of these kids that are out there now, if they don't have a family that's missed them, or maybe people have given up hope and they don't know where to turn now — now we have this," she says.
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The former Australian Open amateur champion, who turned professional last year, shot a 63 to lead after the opening round but had all but given up hope of a victory after following that with a 72 and a 74.
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MUNICH (Reuters) - China has not given up hope for a new round of diplomacy with North Korea to prevent Pyongyang making further advances in its weapons program in violation of U.N. resolutions, Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Friday.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The world's top central banks have all but given up hope of returning to conventional monetary policy soon with many touting rate cuts, raising the risk of competitive currency devaluations and doubts they can meet their mandates.
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Until recently, even diehard fans had given up hope that he'd ever again start trying on poses other than Art-Rocker Emeritus — Blackstar solves this problem, as much his Death Album as 1975's Young Americans, say, was his Stylistics Album,.
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"There are a lot of us that still haven't given up hope that maybe the lightbulb will turn on and they'll do some sort of coverage expansion — even if they don't like the word Medicaid — just do something," Torres said.
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TUNIS/CAIRO (Reuters) - The United Nations and Western powers have given up hope that Libya will hold elections in the immediate future, focusing on reconciliation first among rival factions locked in a cycle of conflict, diplomats and other sources said.
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A book the author had largely given up hope of seeing published, Election found its way into Hollywood's hands and became a classic 1999 film that helped propel Reese Witherspoon to stardom and cemented Perrotta as a novelist to watch.
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None of the parties have given up hope of outright victory, but an increasing number of rebels and midlevel government supporters acknowledge that they will either have to settle for a divided country or join forces with their sworn enemies.
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CHARLOTTE, North Carolina (Reuters) - A disappointed Anirban Lahiri has given up hope of winning the PGA Championship but is eyeing an under-par finish, he said after falling 11 strokes behind second-round leaders Hideki Matsuyama and Rory McIlroy on Friday.
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Lucas has been at or near the top of her sport for much of her life, but she had given up hope of winning Olympic gold after missing out on selection in the 470 dinghy class for Athens in 2004.
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Mr. Liberty, who is known as Chid, had just about given up hope when Ms. Badiel, who was babysitting in her Upper East Side apartment for a friend's 2200-year-old son, agreed to meet him at a nearby restaurant.
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Still, long before Mr. Trump's ascension, momentum for side-by-side states had faded not just in Washington but also in the Middle East, where many Israelis and Palestinians have given up hope or changed their minds about the concept.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Lloyds Banking Group has given up hope of a profit-boosting rise in interest rates before 43, Britain's biggest mortgage lender said on Thursday, after surprise one-off costs led it to miss quarterly earnings forecasts despite robust underlying profits.
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The puppy parents had all but given up hope of ever finding Catalina, until about a week later when a neighbor contacted Hurtado's husband and said he thought he saw a dog that looked like their own missing pup on the news.
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" It added: "The award should also be seen as a tribute to the Colombian people who, despite great hardships and abuses, have not given up hope of a just peace, and to all the parties who have contributed to the peace process.
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In the hours leading up to the rally, I heard clusters of men and women lamenting the sad state of the presidential race, most of them agreeing there was still time to right the ship while a few had already given up hope.
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GUWAHATI, India (Reuters) - Relatives of at least 15 Indian miners trapped in a "rat-hole" mine for 18 days said on Monday they have given up hope that any of them would be found alive, even as rescue operations were stepped up.
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While it's correct that two detectives with the NYPD emergency services unit kept searching after Drennan and Anthony had given up hope and walked off without giving officers their names, how the ring ended up in the city's bowels Friday is another story.
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The optimism fostered by months of urgent American diplomacy was dampened by the Taliban's apparent refusal to meet with a delegation of the Afghan government, although Afghan officials said late Monday that they had not given up hope that the two sides would talk.
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About that exploration: It yielded the kind of unexpected discoveries — virtually all of them easily accessible by Métro or tram for those uninterested in a 2900-mile ramble — that I had all but given up hope of finding in hyper-gentrified tourist magnets like Paris.
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Liu&aposs release comes as Chinese Premier Li Keqiang is visiting Germany, a country that in May said it would welcome the widow after a recording was released of her crying in desperation and indicating she has given up hope of being able to leave China.
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I had essentially given up hope about ever getting a new one, but a new report from Mac Otakara claims an iPad Mini 5 is indeed on the way, featuring the same design and dimensions as the iPad Mini 4 (which was released nearly four years ago).
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Rep. Bobby Scott (D-VA) told Axios that he hasn't given up hope on Attorney General Jeff Sessions coming around on sentencing reform, pointing to that fact that as a senator Sessions helped pass the Fair Sentencing Act, which improved the racial disparity in cocaine crime sentencing.
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If his campaign promises become reality — and it is not clear how many he will actually pursue — the Affordable Care Act could be repealed with the help of a Republican-dominated House and Senate whose leadership had virtually given up hope of recapturing the White House.
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President Trump has ended the clandestine American program to provide arms and supplies to Syrian rebel groups, American officials said, a recognition that the effort was failing and that the administration has given up hope of helping to topple the government of President Bashar al-Assad.
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Fahd, 30, who had worked in public relations, said he had already given up hope that the police would provide him protection against Islamic fundamentalists who have fomented hostility towards the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) community in this Muslim-majority country, which is also the world's third-largest democracy.
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The Miraculous Lady of San Juan saves men who are mistaken for bandits; those for whom medical professionals have given up hope; those returning from war; those suffering from "bad cramps"; those who are in debt financially; those seeking work or securing insurance checks; or those suffering from hepatitis or cancer.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - It was one of the most concrete agreements to come out of the first U.S.-North Korea summit last year, but now the Pentagon says it has given up hope of recovering any more remains of U.S. troops killed in the 1950-1953 Korean War in the near future.
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Despite holding its own legal and U.K.-government approved referendum on independence back in 2014, which separatists lost with 55 percent of voters choosing to stay a part of the U.K., the pro-independence Scottish National Party (SNP) has not given up hope that another vote could be held sooner rather than later.
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Swift's endorsement came at a time when Democrats had increasingly given up hope here and served as a kind of symbolic shot in the arm, but it proved to be entirely in vain, as in the final analysis, Bredesen got absolutely swamped by Trump voters coming out in droves to back the GOP.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Tuesday said he has not given up hope that the U.S. Congress will find a way to keep the government open, as short-term funding is set to run out and a fight over President Donald Trump's proposed border wall is raising the possibility of a shutdown.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 11 (Reuters) - Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Tuesday said he has not given up hope that the U.S. Congress will find a way to keep the government open, as short-term funding is set to run out and a fight over President Donald Trump's proposed border wall is raising the possibility of a shutdown.
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While Neal has said he wants to ensure that requesting the returns doesn't distract from his committee's work on infrastructure, health care and oversight of the GOP's tax bill, a source close to the process told CNN that Neal has largely given up hope that Trump will turn over his tax returns willingly, given comments from the President's allies.
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JOINT BASE PEARL HARBOR-HICKAM, Hawaii (Reuters) - The U.S. military said on Tuesday that it had identified a total of six American troops from 55 boxes of human remains from the 1950-53 Korean War that North Korea handed over last year, even as the Pentagon has said it has given up hope of recovering more of them in the near future.
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Japan's Lost Black Hole Satellite Just Reappeared and Nobody Knows What Happened to It Earlier this week something happened to make Japan's brand new black hole satellite suddenly,…Read more ReadNow, JAXA has not only given up hope of ever retrieving the lost satellite, but it also doubts whether it actually received any messages from the crippled Hitomi at all.
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Former Vice President Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold Gore2020 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally Deregulated energy markets made Texas a clean energy giant Gun safety is actually a consensus issue MORE says he's given up hope that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE will "come to his senses" and act on climate issues.
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