Giving up on gimmicky secrecy doesn't mean giving up on intrigue.
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"Giving up on Trump is like giving up on America, " he said.
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" "He's not giving up on the wall, and we're not giving up on the wall.
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"I'm not giving up on this country; I'm not giving up on our Constitution," she said.
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So perhaps men aren't resolute about giving up on fatherhood—just as women aren't giving up on motherhood.
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As noted, Juno may be giving up on JCAR015, but it's not giving up on CAR-T as a concept.
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We must try to do so together, without giving up on one another and without giving up on our community.
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Giving up on connecting with them about this huge part of my life that I felt changed by kind of felt like giving up on our friendship.
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I'm not giving up on VeriFone ... I like it.
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She's not giving up on love ... good to know.
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America, as I saw it, was giving up on the rest of the world, and with this, it was giving up on any notion of responsibility or respect for anything but itself.
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It's hard to imagine him giving up on the company.
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"We're not giving up on Alzheimer's patients, that's for sure."
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We're not giving up on New Hampshire by any means.
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It's about balance, not completely giving up on social media.
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Millions of Americans are giving up on the political process.
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" It's, "Why is the American Right giving up on democracy?
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Isn't offering this option tantamount to giving up on them?
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That's why so many people are giving up on politics.
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Residents who returned were not giving up on their home.
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And once that happens, we risk giving up on truth.
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Google is giving up on its Daydream virtual reality efforts.
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The CEO insists he's not giving up on the company.
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He insisted he was not giving up on Syria, however.
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Increasingly, sedan owners are giving up on buying another car.
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"I'm not giving up on the political fight for good."
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Instead of giving up on his quest to own doitforstate.
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" Principal Financial: "I'm not giving up on these guys, either.
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Even though its struggling, the company's not giving up on mobile.
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For the record, Viall is not giving up on love. Yawn.
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"I'm not giving up on the president on this," Pelosi said.
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Giving up on them spreads anger and poison around the world.
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Now, Intel seems to be giving up on those patches entirely.
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Still, few Angolans seem to be giving up on the MPLA.
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However, spending time alone doesn't mean she's giving up on love.
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Facebook doesn't seem like it's giving up on assistants in general.
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And it doesn't mean we're giving up on policy at all.
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So, are we just giving up on the NFL completely then?
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On Instagram, Mathews insisted he wasn't giving up on his marriage.
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But the Trump administration isn't giving up on coal quite yet.
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Walt Mossberg is far from alone in giving up on Facebook.
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What I fear most is everyone giving up on our principles.
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For starters, it would mean giving up on comprehensive universal coverage.
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She thinks I'm giving up on years of dedication too easily.
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Frogging: Giving up on a project and ripping out the stitches.
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Channing Tatum isn't giving up on his New Year's resolutions just yet.
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Brady announced that he would be giving up on his Facebook page.
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Thanks to everyone for never giving up on this little (big) nugget!
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"She's not giving up on her allegations of abuse," adds the insider.
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Microsoft stresses that it isn't giving up on Edge, by the way.
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Despite the popularity of these clips, derpfakes is giving up on Cage.
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Indeed, giving up on physical congregations has been discouraged for some time.
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Katie Lee isn't giving up on her dream to have a family.
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That means Castle isn't giving up on his role as the Punisher.
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Montoya isn't giving up on her dream — but she might modify it.
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Schiff said Democrats had no intention of giving up on the investigation.
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Does it mean that Sony is giving up on Japanese game development?
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But Eminem is giving up on the home and taking the loss.
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Removing it necessitates an alternative, or giving up on these important objectives.
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By giving up on trying to "be a man," he becomes one.
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"Millions of Americans are giving up on the political process," he said.
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Tennessee legislators aren't giving up on the state's controversial "fetal assault" law.
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So even companies known for sporty cars are giving up on sticks.
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"And I'm not giving up on the president on this," she added.
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Still, he can't help feeling ambivalent about giving up on his infusions.
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"We are not giving up on the (European) Commission presidency," he added.
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Meanwhile: Snapchat is giving up on Snapcash, its effort to rival Venmo.
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"I think harm reduction is not giving up on people," said Goulão.
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He was giving up on his team to go join a supergroup.
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"Never, ever feel guilty about giving up on a book!" she said.
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New York (CNN Business)Snap isn't giving up on its smart sunglasses.
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Thank you to our amazing producers for never giving up on this.
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Even Cardi B, his highest profile supporter, isn't giving up on him.
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But that doesn't mean that she's giving up on her artistic dreams.
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He hasn't given up on me, so I'm not giving up on him.
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I'm not giving up on Medtronic until I've done a little more work.
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That's not to say that he's completely giving up on action-comedies, however.
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Sánchez also assured her fans that she wasn't giving up on breast feeding.
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One thing is clear, though: the company isn't giving up on your neck.
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What if he kept giving up on his aspirations because he was blind?
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Nikki Bella isn't giving up on her and ex-fiancé, John Cena's relationship.
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Giving up on SMS could cause users to revert to password-only logins.
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Ms Sandu worries that Western countries are simply giving up on her country.
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Not all the attendees appeared to be giving up on Trump's existing challengers.
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Increasingly, working women claim to be giving up on achieving work-life balance.
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Thank you to my Mum and Dad for never giving up on me.
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And he's not giving up on repealing and replacing the ACA just yet.
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I'm giving up on you, in part, for the games I've never played.
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BURLINGTON, Vt. – Bernie Sanders isn't giving up on his political revolution just yet.
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The company's founder isn't giving up on the idea of blood transfusions, however.
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Walmsley said GSK was not giving up on gene and cell therapy entirely.
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See how long you keep the window open before giving up on it.
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Thank you God for your grace, and for never giving up on me.
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Republicans are giving up on getting rid of Obama's nuclear deal with Iran.
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"Rejecting motherhood means giving up on humanity," Erdogan, who has four children, said.
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Giving up on strong standards means slowing the pace of innovation and investment.
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EPA-EFE/DAN HIMBRECHTS Usain Bolt isn't giving up on doing unbelievable things.
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It's a very powerful weapon, but I'm not giving up on social media.
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At least officially, Trump isn't giving up on repealing the Affordable Care Act.
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But giving up on the white working class would be a terrible mistake.
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However, other states are not giving up on their Hollywood dreams just yet.
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And now it seems Wall Street is giving up on Snapchat as well.
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Ted Cruz and his allies aren't giving up on their national political aspirations.
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To pull closer to that world feels like giving up on the other.
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We're not giving up on this ask for Democrats to hold the line.
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This most recent bill failed, but McConnell isn't giving up on Obamacare repeal.
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Microsoft is now giving up on Groove Music today, and partnering with Spotify instead.
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"We can't compel people to accept services, but we're not giving up on folks."
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London (CNN Business)Barclays isn't giving up on its Wall Street dreams just yet.
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Samsung's not giving up on Bixby, despite initial lukewarm responses to its AI assistant.
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Electric scooter and bike-share company Lime is not giving up on San Francisco.
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Notably, the CEO said the company isn't giving up on BlackBerry 10 just yet.
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What do you think, am I giving up on the Jennings marriage too soon?
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Instead of giving up on ever becoming president, he undertook yet another countrywide tour.
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And he says the country is a long way from giving up on coal.
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And if you're at risk for suicide, giving up on treatment can be dangerous.
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She's not giving up on the tech industry, but she's moving to Los Angeles.
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On Friday morning, Paul tweeted that he was not giving up on the hunt.
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To be honest I was giving up on the idea of success [before that].
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Consider giving up on expenses like Netflix, video game memberships or other monthly subscriptions.
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President Trump on Tuesday accused Democrats of giving up on trying to fix ObamaCare.
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Repeated enough, political contradictions can lull us into giving up on critical thought altogether.
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Giving up on the Disney Channel meant abandoning the company's proven brand-building strategy.
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Foreign oil firms are giving up on repairs, since the saboteurs just strike again.
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Even the company's skeptics are giving up on their negative views after the results.
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Not giving up on anything out of a fear of failure, including toxic relationships.
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We're not giving up on governing to get things done for the American people.
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Rather than giving up on these students and schools, the city invested in them.
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We aren't giving up on protecting intersex people from non-consensual, invasive, dangerous surgery.
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But the White House has made clear it's not giving up on the project.
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" If he didn't do them, he said, "it was me giving up on myself.
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"I'm not giving up on this fight," Baldwin said in a telephone interview Tuesday.
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Still, passing on Twitter doesn't mean Google is giving up on consumer communications altogether.
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But it's not a zero sum game—we're not giving up on these endangered species .
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Both sides said they aren't giving up on negotiations, but Senate Appropriations Committee chair Sen.
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Blac Chyna and Rob Kardashian may not be giving up on one another just yet.
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CNN is giving up on its Snapchat news show, which launch only four months ago.
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And they're giving up on the political process because they understand the economy is rigged.
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It's nice to see someone struggling with these issues and not giving up on them.
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I'm most proud of never giving up on my dreams in the face of adversity.
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Yet Hempstead said it was not surprising United was giving up on the Georgia market.
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Despite giving up on a few projects, Krzanich said Intel's biggest bets are paying off.
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I didn't return to see him, giving up on healthcare in general at that point.
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But when your body is literally giving up on you from hunger, the lines blur.
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Hence the signs in the past days that they are giving up on the subject.
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It goes without saying that giving up on occupied, sovereign territory sets a terrible precedent.
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But he bristled at the idea that the Yankees were giving up on this season.
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She said she was disappointed, but she's not giving up on the movement, she said.
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It's one thing to go to the occasional march, but giving up on-street parking?
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Industrial conglomerate Honeywell said it's giving up on its effort to buy rival United Technologies.
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Japanese women have often accomplished this by giving up on motherhood —hence the declining birthrate.
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House Republican leaders said Tuesday that they are not giving up on the repeal effort.
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" On his title chances, he said: "I don't see myself giving up on the championship.
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That doesn't mean I'm giving up on booze as a satisfying sub for chicken soup.
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Nothing if not dogged, she is not giving up on her unpopular blueprint for Brexit.
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Other elite Chicagoans, giving up on paralyzed local government, pressured President Herbert Hoover for help.
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But this doesn't mean Juul is giving up on selling these flavors in the future.
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To some, this may sound like giving up on the national dream of self-rule.
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Despite one epically erroneous political prediction, David Cross is not giving up on election fortunetelling.
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It sounds so silly, but there's so much power in not giving up on yourself.
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That is by no means giving up on narrowing the margin in the rural areas.
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It's been 12 years, but fans aren't giving up on "National Treasure 3" just yet.
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"This does not mean repressing our reactions or giving up on accountability," he told Vox.
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Regeneron is a buy, and a lot of people are giving up on this stock.
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Two is that you're giving up on any plans to help stabilize the banking system.
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I'm so glad I have the opportunity to thank them for never giving up on me.
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The video platform doesn't look to be giving up on its subscription service as a whole.
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But, but, but: Home shopping giants QVC and HSN aren't giving up on millennials just yet.
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Bloomberg reports unnamed sources who say that Google parent Alphabet is giving up on Boston Dynamics.
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If this agenda sounds like it's giving up on manufacturing employment, let me emphatically correct that.
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Which leaves the academy in the odd position of giving up on tracking down their laureate.
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But we are not giving up on the goal of dismantling the two-class medical system.
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Google is not giving up on its social ambitions, it seems, despite its failures with Google+.
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I can assure you we aren't giving up on sex talk of any kind anytime soon.
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"People are giving up on building homes with quarry stones because they are expensive," he said.
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Tea Party insurgent Art Halvorson isn't giving up on his years-long bid to oust Rep.
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Yes, we'll get some great deals, but surely we're not giving up on summer just yet?
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Former acting Attorney General Sally Yates isn't giving up on reforming the nation's criminal justice system.
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"It wasn't just giving up on what we were already doing with vCloud Air," Gelsinger said.
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"My biggest competition is people giving up on themselves or thinking they're not musical" says Martocci.
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If I had to choose between giving up on memes or wine, I would choose wines.
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Rather than giving up on his wall and compromising his vision, Mr. Trump has dug in.
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While it's doubling down on subscription services, Fitbit certainly isn't giving up on its hardware ambitions.
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Whatever path BioWare decides to take, it's evident the studio is not giving up on Anthem.
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Does pointing out the possibility of incremental progress mean giving up on a truly universal system?
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Now the White House is reportedly giving up on the idea of freezing fuel economy standards.
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AI, previously told Business Insider that giving up on perfection will help you relax before presenting.
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Fast-growing companies like Slack are often loath to consider giving up on an independent future.
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Of course, that's not to say Uber is giving up on autonomous vehicle technology anytime soon.
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He hates it, because "in my mind it means I'm giving up on them," he said.
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Meanwhile, his swim buddy is debriefed on the importance of never giving up on a teammate.
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But the biggest implication may be balding men giving up on products promising to reverse hair loss.
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But before she auditioned for the show, Kohanski said she was close to giving up on music.
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Everything you do inspires me to keep workin hard and never giving up on all my dreams !
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Despite the toxicity, former cable news anchor Greta Van Susteren is not giving up on social media.
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Watch out, Aldi: German discount grocery chain Lidl isn't giving up on expanding in the United States.
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CVS isn't giving up on its retail roots, but it's diving deeper than ever into health care.
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While it sold part of its Alibaba stake, Temasek clearly isn't giving up on ecommerce in China.
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By loudly giving up on being liked personally, however, Zuckerberg is conflating online life and offline life.
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Tapering in such an environment could be seen as giving up on the target, some critics argue.
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They may be on shaky ground, but Luke P. isn't giving up on Hannah Brown just yet.
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He must also show an apologetic side to stop more Republican supporters from giving up on him.
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Spencer laughs at the question of Microsoft giving up on Xbox, and says the company is committed.
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Sometimes that has meant giving up on attracting tourists into Sa Sa's retail locations, the CFO acknowledged.
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After giving up on Windows Phone, Microsoft's new mobile strategy is to make iOS and Android better.
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Netflix isn't giving up on the US, but it's essentially combining everything around the world for people.
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Despite the impending release of The Life of Pablo, Kanye West isn't giving up on GOOD Fridays.
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No, McConnell isn't giving up on health care, and he's not yet close to pulling the plug.
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The senators contend they're not giving up on their years-long pledge to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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But giving up on a hard-fought presidential campaign is easier said than done, party insiders acknowledge.
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But Newton wasn't being overly cautious about injury or giving up on the game, his coach says.
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Frankly speaking, if that's your price for giving up on human rights you really are selling out.
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They said their coach never gives up on them and therefore they aren't giving up on him.
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Our Presidential candidates have a habit of giving up on many states before the campaign even begins.
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The White House is giving up on two of President Donald Trump's nominees for the federal bench.
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Facebook is also reportedly giving up on acquiring streaming rights to big sporting events for the service.
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But Mr. McFarland is not giving up on his dream of a top-tier, beachfront concert weekend.
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"I wanna thank y'all all for y'all's prayers and support and for never giving up on him."
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Tyler Winklevoss said that he and his brother were not giving up on the exchange-traded fund.
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Representative Lamar Smith of Texas, speaking on the House floor, suggested giving up on the press entirely.
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Larry King is not giving up on his marriage in the wake of reports his wife strayed.
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What happens if you get a dream job, and it means giving up on your own name?
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It started off with the, "We're going to shake you down," and then giving up on that.
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Virtually I had no chance, and I had this woman that said, 'I'm not giving up on you.
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Huawei is not giving up on the wearables market and launched the Huawei Watch 2 to prove it.
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Pasonomi Bluetooth Keyboard Folio Case — starting at $37.85 See Details Not giving up on that mini MacBook look?
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So you know, celebrating and not giving up on the positive element of that, I'll continue to grow.
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Thank you for not giving up on me and getting to know the real me with no judgment.
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Big banks aren't giving up on a rate hike just yet, and their most recent comments reinforce that.
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Every year a slew of stories get written about whether film studios are giving up on Comic-Con.
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Prominent Apple watcher Jim Dalrymple labeled Apple Music a "nightmare" before giving up on the service last year.
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That doesn't mean Microsoft is giving up on Windows Phone, it's just not a focus for this year.
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Life can move so fast that you feel like giving up on what's idealistic for something more realistic.
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After telling carriers to stop selling its combustible phone, Samsung is giving up on the model for good.
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Word might feel feature complete right now, but Microsoft isn't giving up on adding new and interesting features.
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While restaurants still represent the majority of orders on Glovo, the company isn't giving up on other verticals.
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In some cases, companies make business choices that led to shortages, such as giving up on unprofitable drugs.
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Giving up on a baseball career, he formed a country band, the Rocky Road Ramblers, with three friends.
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But the senators contend they're not giving up on their years-long pledge to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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Subsequently, the study also reports, a sizable minority of young people are just giving up on sex altogether.
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That need not mean giving up on cherished benefits like universal healthcare or the right to a decent education.
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One of the big reasons Microsoft is giving up on Windows Phone is because developers never backed the platform.
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After giving up on a cold vaccine 40 years ago, Hamory likes to hear people talk this way again.
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"I began isolating myself in my room, pulling away from my relationships, and giving up on schoolwork," Saoirse recalled.
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Depression in general comes from feelings of worthlessness and the sense of giving up on oneself and the world.
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More fundamentally, some philanthropists working in Haiti saw helping people leave Haiti as giving up on those left behind.
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Apple is giving up on its second attempt to create something of a social network within its music app.
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It's about hanging on to that last shred of light in your life and not giving up on it.
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Trump seized on this right away by giving up on the lost cause of winning over the news media.
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And they believed this meant giving up on winning and letting the Conservatives have free rein over the country.
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And if that isn't a clear example of never giving up on your dreams, we don't know what is.
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"We are hearing from our Iranian users that they are giving up on Tor because of this," she added.
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Aren't all these things just hallmarks of "settling down," staying put, and giving up on our free-wheeling dreams?
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Some of the nation's leading mayors told me that they're giving up on Washington for many of their needs.
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Bill Shuster (R-Pa.), chairman of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, isn't giving up on the House bill yet.
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But it did not commit to permanently giving up on selling flavored nicotine products — in the US or anywhere.
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Some are giving up on the new Obamacare markets, deciding that they like the à la carte business better.
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Meadows said that even constituents affected by the tariffs — and China's retaliatory tariffs —were not giving up on Trump.
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Even in this environment, it's easy to miss the massively anti-competitive nature of Microsoft giving up on EdgeHTML.
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At the same time, Meadows is not giving up on repeal and is pushing for a bill from Sens.
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Sports Briefing The oft-injured Victor Cruz is not giving up on his hope to play for the Giants.
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But Ryan is not giving up on the idea of forging agreement with the White House and Senate leaders.
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He tells us Dentsu's announcement was a "complete surprise," but adds ... they're not giving up on the festival yet.
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We're giving up on the world's coral reefs, and with them the hundreds of species that rely on them.
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" Alarm, above all, "that many of our peoples, including in my own country, are giving up on the West.
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Bass still has about $80 million left for the IPR challenges, so he's not giving up on this fight.
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Thompson said no one was talking about "throwing up our hands and giving up" on the hard-hit islands.
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Despite the move to online shopping that is transforming retailing, Nike is not giving up on its physical stores.
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But the actor is hoping that audiences will see the layers in it before giving up on commitment altogether.
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Mike: I feel like if you're giving up on ads, there's only two ways you can go with this.
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He thought about giving up on boxing altogether, but in the end, decided it was time to go pro.
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"Giving up on having a major international hub airport would be a noble thing to do," Mr. Travers said.
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Now, after a series of stumbles at the company, SoftBank (SFTBF) appears to be giving up on the investment.
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Sohn said with the FCC effectively giving up on consumer protection, it's well within states' rights to step in.
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Despite all of the resistance, Mr. Brady does not appear to be giving up on the border adjustment tax.
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"We reject the notion of giving up on any of our schools," Mr. de Blasio said at the time.
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I would say we still own five percent of Snapdeal and it's not like we're giving up on them.
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While I may have found some new faves, I won't be giving up on my first love anytime soon.
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To say this is to be accused of defeatism, of managing American decline and of giving up on American exceptionalism.
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Photo: Chris McGrath (Getty Images)Google isn't giving up on its quest to get you to pay it for music.
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Tobacco giant Altria is giving up on its existing e-cigarette brands as it eyes the best-selling brand, Juul.
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Bill Gates is not giving up on saving the world, but he is helping launch a new social recommendation engine.
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Go deeper: Rick Perry says he's not giving up on struggling coal plants In focus: Trump's coal and nuclear bailout
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Arnold Schwarzenegger won't be making a run for a Senate seat, but he's not giving up on politics all together.
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"I did exactly how I wanted to," she wrote, as she thanked her fans for never giving up on her.
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He thought about giving up on the halo but instead decided to hit the gym -- 4½ weeks after getting fitted.
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Microsoft might not be fully giving up on Windows Phone just yet, but it's certainly rethinking its mobile device strategy.
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For people raised on DARE and the war on drugs, it seems like "enabling" and just giving up on helping.
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However, Renner said he's hoping to convince publishers to at least consider giving up on competing, lower-quality widgets entirely.
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Microsoft is giving up on its effort to convince people to run Windows on their smartphone, at least for now.
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What doesn't make sense is giving up on what we wanted to do with our lives to have financial security.
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Neither Ryan nor McConnell have offered any signal that they are giving up on the race for the White House.
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President Trump and Congressional Republicans aren't giving up on their attempts to take health insurance away from millions of Americans.
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Of course, the problem could be solved by focusing on a life sentence and giving up on the death penalty.
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And, from a practical standpoint, there's nothing really stopping Trump from giving up on international efforts to tackle global warming.
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"Even though my family is littered with divorce, I learned early about not giving up on a relationship," Steven said.
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Instead of giving up on the gesture altogether, Kori enlisted his college classmate to try and fix the floral industry.
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With a deal to sell Berkshire Hathaway's newspapers to Lee Enterprises, the billionaire is giving up on the news business.
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But giving up on the criminal system is not the answer, said Elizabeth Schneider, a professor at Brooklyn Law School.
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Farhad: There is one hard-charging Silicon Valley bigwig who doesn't seem to be giving up on Trump: Peter Thiel.
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Democratic candidates aren't obsessed with President Trump, and they aren't giving up on the white working class as irredeemably racist.
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Mulvaney said it's not fair to say the president is giving up on something just because he's talking to Democrats.
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"Is Trump trying to fight the terrorists by giving up on the victims of the very same terrorists?" he asked.
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Second, the Democrats should recommit themselves to old-fashioned organizing without giving up on the emerging science of voter turnout.
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Giving up on the promise of heterosexuality does make a sort of sense (if joining a murder cult doesn't quite).
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At least one person I follow has written that she's giving up on being "aesthetically pleasing" on Instagram for now.
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If Apple is giving up on making Wi-Fi routers, as Bloomberg reported on Monday, it isn't exactly a shocker.
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He said he wasn't giving up on rehabilitation, but instead was making a practical agreement between him and his goal.
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So, yeah, it was kind of ironic that ... I kind of felt like I was giving up on my dream.
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Senator Susan Collins says she's not giving up on her fight to keep people on terror watch lists from buying guns.
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Even it's suspended, Australian and Malaysian officials have been emphatic that it doesn't mean they're giving up on the missing plane.
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I mean, the Oreo chocolate bar pretty much single-handedly saved me from completely giving up on humanity this past November.
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Not every company is as content as Facebook with giving up on owning more of the smartphone hardware or software market.
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But Barkan isn't giving up on his hope for a one-on-one with one of the 2020 race's front-runners.
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Despite making its premium content free and planning to reduce its original programming, YouTube isn't giving up on its subscription service.
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We're not giving up on fruit- and seashell-inspired jewelry just yet — we even snuck one pair in for good measure.
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But if you are considering giving up on Red Dead Redemption 2, I hereby release you—just finish the damn story.
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Musk and Tesla may not be officially giving up on solar energy yet, but they might as well at this point.
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By dressing for myself — not my "body type" — I promote self-acceptance (which is the opposite of "giving up on yourself").
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However, she refuses to surrender to the FBI — that would mean giving up on the only thing she's ever cared about.
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Mr Mueller plans to shrink the airline to become a regional carrier, giving up on making Kuala Lumpur a global hub.
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The Journal says that Google Fiber isn't entirely giving up on Fiber — but it is taking a new approach to fiber.
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Jana Kramer's three years of matrimony haven't been smooth sailing, but the country music star is not giving up on love.
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Houseparty Even among supporters, some worried whether they were giving up on what Meerkat calls "one to many" broadcasting too soon.
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But the two other people in the car, who the younger Boone described as volunteers, weren't giving up on their mission.
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Our traders often joke that their key phrase "Are we giving up on this?" often encourages a client to finally answer.
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Just because they've joined the ranks of Serious Celeb Couples (TM) doesn't mean they're giving up on their signature Pariana ways.
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"We are not giving up on democracy," declared a computerized sign on a highway in Istanbul that usually provides traffic updates.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he flew through his take on callers' favorite stocks: Apache Corporation: "I'm not giving up on Apache.
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The bill lost a Senate committee vote in January, but gun rights activists in Wyoming aren't giving up on the issue.
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Despite launching its last flagships, the Lumia 950 and 950 XL, in November 2015, Microsoft's not giving up on phones yet.
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Because of the frustration of failure, many people are simply giving up on slimming down, making obesity an accepted social norm.
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Mr. Mueller did not say that he was giving up on an interview altogether, including on questions of obstruction of justice.
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And what is the point of a strategy for the center-left to win that means giving up on that goal?
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Today that movement has transformed to washing my hands, for a new dance, and I am not giving up on you.
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Kevin Yoder, in a signal that Republicans might be giving up on the district, one of Democrats' targets for the midterms.
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Against all expectations, the Trump administration is not giving up on Ukraine and going back to business as usual with Moscow.
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Cleaned the kitchen and then tried to get primary results off Twitter before giving up on getting any more work done.
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Roku isn't giving up on selling hardware anytime soon, however, even as more smart TVs come with Roku software built in.
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But most of the time, the reasons behind giving up on a fitness goal aren't because you simply don't care enough.
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While many of its peers are giving up on Wells Fargo, Bank of America Merrill Lynch still recommends the embattled bank.
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Separately, a handful of Republicans are not giving up on repeal of ObamaCare, looking to pass a bill from GOP Sens.
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We were negotiating, we were discussing giving up on the loan stuff, but Mr. Wilson wouldn't change his offer at all.
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The company behind the biggest screens in cinema is giving up on bringing VR screens within a few inches of users' faces.
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Now is the time to answer a simple question: How do I reduce my risk without giving up on more potential upside?
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"This does not mean that I am in any way giving up on my cause," she said during her earlier media campaign.
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But a wholly unnecessary and dangerous new nuclear arms race would mean either giving up on conventional military capabilities or raising taxes.
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Constellation Brands, the alcohol giant that owns Corona, Modelo, Pacifico and a host of other brands, is not giving up on Canopy.
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Jack may have walked out that door without protest, but he was far from giving up on the relationship that sustained him.
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It's considering giving up on underused features, including its Work Chat messaging system, and plans to simplify its interfaces on every platform.
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The Japanese won't likely reject outright the possibility of a bilateral agreement, but they aren't giving up on the TPP just yet.
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The start of the school year may be right around the corner, but 7-Eleven isn't giving up on summer just yet.
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When you start rethinking your targets, making up excuses, and letting yourself off the hook, you are giving up on your dreams!
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I was told that Google is not giving up on this form factor, this form factor being a screen and a keyboard.
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The sporting great who became a champion feminist Andy Murray's body is giving up on him, forcing the tennis star to retire.
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We're told producers are not yet giving up on Mama on a personal level -- they still want to help her get better.
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While many of its peers are giving up on General Electric, Bank of America Merrill Lynch still recommends the industrial giant's stock.
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The proliferation of "-exit" words is a warning that many Europeans are giving up on the progress of the last 70 years.
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Still, this doesn't necessarily mean investors are giving up on stock-market shorts altogether — they just prefer making wagers on individual names.
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Capitulation occurs when investors decide to sell out of stocks, or the market entirely, effectively giving up on any potential future gains.
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Eric Franchi, one of the founders and a former executive at the digital advertising company Undertone, isn't giving up on ad tech.
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If credit rating agencies factored climate risk into their assessment, the ECB could differentiate between assets without giving up on market neutrality.
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Wall Street analysts believe Tesla's credibility will suffer from CEO Elon Musk giving up on his plan to take the carmaker private.
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Make giving up on these habits a part of your Spring Cleaning, and you'll be amazed at how far you eventually get.
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It also did not say that Mueller was giving up on his pursuit of an interview with the president, the Times reported.
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MPs in Amiri's bloc told Reuters they would try to push Fayyadh through parliament after giving up on talks with the Sadists.
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But redirecting blame at new lending rules as the reason why many people are giving up on home ownership, is perhaps misguided.
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"The strength in God, the strength in my family for never giving up on me, that's who I live for now," he said.
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Going with tech like that is essentially giving up on the ability to listen to music or movies on anything besides Bluetooth headphones.
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That's not to say I'm giving up on listening to things on my commutes or my many, many walks with an overactive dog.
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Her father was placed on hospice around the time of the wedding, but Stanton said he's not giving up on fighting his cancer.
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Giving up on the ideal of penetrative sex, or its role in making so-called real men, "can do social good," Wentzell says.
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Boden has also spent time at Standard Chartered, USB, RBS, and ABN AMRO, before giving up on big banks to start something new.
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Still, the companies that participated in the Lunar X Prize — including MoonExpress — aren't giving up on their plans to go to the Moon.
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I wouldn't blame you for giving up on this game, but having completed most of it, I'm telling you to stick with it.
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Female public figures in conservative societies are indeed threatened for defying the status quo, but giving up on advocacy is not an option.
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A spokesman for Schumer, Matt House, confirmed that Democrats are not giving up on their push for Republicans to abandon the "repeal" component.
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And those young people aren't giving up on Facebook with 57 percent reporting they're using Facebook more than they did 6 months ago.
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Brendan Smith, a spokesman for Andeavor, formerly Tesoro, said on Tuesday the San Antonio-based company was not giving up on the project.
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Nonetheless, it is time for Europe – and Germany – to emancipate itself from America, but without giving up on its great trans-Atlantic ally.
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Snap introduces Spectacles 3, with two HD cameras and 3D effects on Snapchat Snap isn't giving up on its Spectacles hardware yet. 3.
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His daughter worries that the 93-year-old is giving up on life after the death of Paula, his wife of 69 years.
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But Rubio, Cruz and Kasich aren't giving up on the state, which awards the second-most delegates, behind only Texas, on Super Tuesday.
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Stripe may have given up on bitcoin as a payments method — at least temporarily — but it's not giving up on cryptocurrencies more broadly.
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For the Israelis, absorbing three million West Bank Palestinians means either giving up on democracy or accepting the end of the Jewish state.
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More broadly, it signals to the region that the United States is not giving up on trade, despite Mr. Trump's sometimes harsh words.
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"They've been piling up the concessions," said Ms. Morin, noting that this strategy could be perceived as giving up on the larger project.
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Mr. Bier said that could reflect people working or studying in the United States who had giving up on waiting for immigration status.
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If you regret giving up on the piano because your instructor was mean, then here's your chance to re-visit your musical prowess.
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One of Tesla's biggest advocates is giving up on his positive view of the carmaker's stock because of CEO Elon Musk's controversial behavior.
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I'm already involved on legislation on a whole bunch of these issues — really good bills that I'm not giving up on fighting for.
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You were really well known for not giving up on this issue around Google, especially, and other companies that have gotten too big.
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Zoom bailed on the ACA marketplaces after just one year, and now it is giving up on health insurance altogether after roughly two years.
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But a wholly unnecessary and dangerous new nuclear arms race would mean either giving up on conventional military capabilities, more borrowing, or raising taxes.
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Why it matters: Americans are increasingly giving up on expensive cable and satellite TV packages for more affordable services delivered over a broadband connection.
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Giving up on Yucca Mountain could help Trump's political standing in Nevada, and he made clear that the state's opposition was behind the reversal.
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And I think you're going to see some of the establishment folks giving up on the math after maybe giving [John] Kasich a ballot.
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After weeks of demonstrations over rising fuel costs, the French government is giving up on trying to push through a new tax on gasoline.
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It is seeking to change it—at precisely the time that America, under the anti-globalist Mr Trump, is giving up on its support.
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This may be why sales of white bread have declined in recent years, with one British supermarket even giving up on selling it altogether.
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That does not mean giving up on direct internet traffic (on which Mail Online can sell ads without sharing revenue with Facebook or Google).
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Giving up on the pact would squander years of talks as well as the opportunity to upgrade existing trade deals and spur economic reforms.
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CNBC reports Facebook is giving up on younger teens that are already ditching its app, and pivoting the video hub toward an older audience.
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If ad breaks are any sign of the future, then Netflix won't be giving up on its movie dreams despite the Best Picture snub.
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Another hot experience-economy company, it filed to go public in 2015, but then never did, eventually giving up on the idea last year.
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That said, while Google appears to be slowing down its hardware release plans, it doesn't seem to be giving up on making gadgets altogether.
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Just ask Amazon user A. Maddox, who, after giving up on her search for an herb grinder, had to settle on an herb grinder.
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Despite not loving how it felt, Sean and I had fun — we laughed and we came (albeit after giving up on the female condom).
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The move comes at a time when many consumers are giving up on cable TV, opting for their own mix of streaming services instead.
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For now, though, the more immediate impression I have here also is that Amazon is not quite giving up on physical books just yet.
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But the Chinese government isn't giving up on its ties to the Pacific, where it has made substantial diplomatic inroads through loans and aid.
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But, the rapper says he's now sober ... and ready to let the world know he's not giving up on his fight to remain sober.
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Its truck business is so robust Ford felt comfortable giving up on mainstream passenger cars altogether, pivoting to only trucks, SUVs and the Mustang.
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In fact, it finally seems like there is a level of peak Morrissey occurring, in which many people are finally giving up on him.
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It ultimately matters little if Trump dislikes the press, but it matters a great deal that the public is giving up on the press.
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Our era is less overtly sexually destructive in part because we are giving up on sex itself, retreating into pornography and other virtual consolations.
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For those Labour Remainers, this means reconciling with Brexit and giving up on the liberal internationalist aims of a united Europe and open borders.
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"I've been trying to use personal finance apps for the last eight years, and I eventually ended up giving up on them," Ugarte says.
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That describes how much the Democratic Party has come to rely on the large coastal states while giving up on so many red states.
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"I have said all along that we need to both repeal and replace Obamacare, and I'm not giving up on that goal," she said.
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Giving up on this presumption would have ripple effects throughout American civic life that would be detrimental in ways we cannot begin to imagine.
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Rather than giving up on the benefits of choice, policymakers also can give parents the power to get their children to and from school.
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However, many countries are already falling behind on their climate change commitments, and some, like Germany, are giving up on their near-term targets.
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In a special issue on opioids and surgery, several high-profile surgeons made the case for giving up on the quest for zero pain.
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"It was kind of ironic that I felt like I was giving up on my dream," Cooper said on the latest episode of Recode Decode.
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Raven Gates may not have gotten Nick Viall's final rose, but she isn't giving up on love — and she's heading to paradise to find it!
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Superman: Dawn of Justice, she was thinking about giving up on acting — especially after always being named the runner-up for roles in big movies.
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So instead of giving up on credit card rewards, it's time to buckle down and figure out how to squeeze more value out of them.
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Sonja Morgan isn't giving up on selling her NYC home, 'cause if it at first you don't succeed ... get that sucker back on the market!
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The MPAA and RIAA are giving up on their much-hyped "six strikes" initiative to scare people out of pirating TV shows, movies, and music.
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But Catalina Santiago isn't giving up on the fight, for her own rights or those of her parents and the millions of laborers like them.
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He doesn't only reiterate that he's giving up on China as a partner, but condemns it for its long-established trade relations with the country.
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He's not giving up on achieving net-zero global emissions by 2050 (that is, a mix of emissions cuts and systems that remove atmospheric CO2).
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Why it matters: Both the House and the Senate committees' continued efforts to subpoena Flynn suggest that they're not giving up on this just yet.
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And with many telcos giving up on broadband expansion, this is occurring just as cable broadband is enjoying a greater broadband monopoly than ever before.
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The same poll also showed farmers are increasingly giving up on politicians altogether, with 51 percent of the 300 surveyed saying they would not vote.
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Last year, Mozilla quietly announced it was giving up on trying to build a viable smartphone operating system that could compete with Android and iOS.
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"Is anyone disagreeing with his main point: we solved the problem of stories in games by giving up on making them truly interactive?" said Pratt.
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Jonathan Miller, president and CEO of Miller Samuel, said the deals in the quarter were driven by sellers giving up on the overly optimistic prices.
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And so far, the party is showing no signs of giving up on her suburban, Northern Virginia-area district that Clinton easily carried in 2016.
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Norfolk Southern shares fell 2500 percent to $221 after Canadian Pacific said it was giving up on its $33 billion bid to buy the railroad.
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Finally giving up on it, Diro ripped the shoe off completely and threw it away, took a few steps, then removed her right sock, too.
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They know sustained pressure and prolonged control can potentially intimidate even Supreme Court justices into giving up on making a principled defense of the Constitution.
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Or, would Trump just try to move on to other national security and other domestic challenges, defacto giving up on stopping a nuclear North Korea?
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"It looks like they're giving up on that one," said Derek Smith, a Santa Rosa resident watching the blaze whose house was several blocks away.
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Still, it wasn't as good as my initial control session, but I'm not giving up on the potential usefulness of BDSM sense-play as meditative.
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"Just like any immigrant parent, she wants all of her children to succeed, but without giving up on our roots and culture," Ms. Tlaib wrote.
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The stock market has gone so haywire amid the coronavirus crisis that some strategists on Wall Street are giving up on forecasting what comes next.
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But in city after city during the 1918 flu pandemic, giving up on such measures early consistently caused flu cases and deaths to rise again.
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If Fultz continues on this comeback track, of course, it won't be long before the 33ers are hammered for giving up on him too soon.
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They must be willing to transform the machinery of the world economy without giving up on the values out of which that economy was born.
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India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted Monday evening (local time) that he was thinking about giving up on his Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube accounts.
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Follow-up reports in other publications worked on the assumption that Weld was, in effect, giving up on his own running mate and endorsing Clinton.
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Still, there are many investors who are not giving up on the notion that online retail and traditional stores can coexist and even thrive together.
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They also told the Times the Trump Organization is giving up on more than a dozen deals in Washington, DC, and at least five states.
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House Republicans on Tuesday said they are not giving up on their effort to repeal ObamaCare despite the failure of their replacement bill last week.
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Today, Hughes, one of Facebook's earliest employees, announced that he was giving up on the New Republic, the august publication he bought four years ago.
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It's like – about Zuora – down a lot, subscription economy, I like it, I'm not giving up on these, but understand they're houses of pain right now.
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Apple has failed to develop a good app for managing photos, giving up on Aperture and now offering iPhoto, which is mediocre compared to competitive offerings.
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Giving up on individual income tax rate cuts, and embracing higher rates for top earners, would free up a lot more money for corporate tax cuts.
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Outside of some serious accusations against Travis, which I have not found anything that damning in my reporting, I don't see them giving up on him.
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It's an incredible, geeky technology, but something about strapping the device to your face makes you question whether you're escaping reality or giving up on it.
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For Renea, writing her debut album, Coloured, was an act of not giving up on music after nearly a decade of writing songs for other people.
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Naturally, you might feel like giving up on hair and makeup altogether — especially when you break into a sweat as soon as you step foot outside.
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But Wednesday's press event highlighted that Microsoft isn't giving up on hardware either, both for consumers -- with multiple new products including the phone -- and business customers.
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Google hinted at "giving up on having its own consumer messaging app" back in April, when it announced a new RCS Chat feature within Android Messages.
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It's a far cry from his previous role, but Kelly's not giving up on his detective skills entirely – he's still got his own case to solve.
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The couple's parents expressed their gratitude to the Sheriff's Office for never giving up on the case, and to the community for their years of support.
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In addition to her workout routine, she credits giving up on "yo-yo dieting" with helping her find and keep a healthier relationship with her body.
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" When Higgins asked Wendt if he too was "feeling the lack of spark also" with Iaconetti, he shared, "I'm very hard at giving up on things.
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Instead of giving up on diesel, like so many automakers have done, it's worked to enhance what makes diesel so good while smoothing out its drawbacks.
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" While she said giving up on the role "was really challenging," she also recognizes "100 percent that there are spaces that I should not take up.
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KUMBAYAH: House Republicans on Tuesday said they are not giving up on their effort to repeal ObamaCare despite the failure of their replacement bill last week.
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After a run like that, it's hard to blame him for giving up on connecting with a wide audience, and focusing instead on weirdos like himself.
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" Conway noted Collins's concerns that "we're giving up on basic principles that make America so wonderful, including fairness and due process and the presumption of innocence.
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That's the joke that fearing narcissism always plays on you—when you start calling others assholes, you're giving up on them, and then you're one, too.
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READ: "He is a lawless president": Rashida Tlaib isn't giving up on impeachment President Donald Trump, however, has encouraged Israel to bar the congresswomen from entering.
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"We are not giving up on any possible leads and hope that we can find Mollie Tibbetts very soon," Winker said, reading a statement on Tuesday.
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Giving up on your narrow definition of success only works if, after you reset, your autopilot leads you to a finish line, not to a couch.
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Mulvaney's response was that Trump would be giving up on a key legislative priority after fewer than three weeks because he was not like other politicians.
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"Being brave, for me, means not giving up on the things that make me feel alive," she wrote on the website of her cancer research foundation.
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Barack Obama's outreach to Iran, brokering a nuclear agreement and giving up on regime change, was not good for the local sock puppet and effigy industry.
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Now a big Wall Street firm is giving up on its bullish stance for the stock due to upcoming expirations of patents for two key drugs.
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"They'll tell me they're giving up on the great location of the Grand Millennium," a 21-year-old condo on Broadway between 66th and 67th Street.
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Some of them are suffering traumatic withdrawal syndrome which means "giving up on engagement with the world", the Refugee Council of Australia said in its report.
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But she said she is not giving up on Paul, despite their "psycho busy lives" and "trying to fit each other in" getting harder and harder.
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They said they were increasingly giving up on the idea that short-term stopgaps like borrowing from family and friends or postponing purchases would be enough.
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"Latin phrase used listlessly?" does not mean that you are giving up on life, it's an indicator that the answer has something to do with lists.
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He then rattles off three more small venues the band has played, none of which are the right one, before giving up on trying to remember.
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Vaughn's team option feels negligible now, but giving up on him so soon may come back to haunt this team in one way or another. 13.
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Coming together with Hulu doesn't necessarily mean that Spotify is giving up on original video or shifting its strategy, however; these are still fundamentally two different services.
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A widely reported 210 study even found that overweight Americans were giving up on losing weight altogether—but, as it turns out, that conclusion wasn't quite right.
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Colton kept focusing on how Elyse was supposedly giving up on them and that it made him concerned someone else would do the same in the end.
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After giving up on plans to revamp the costly social security system, Temer's unpopular administration has been struggling to pass a bill raising payroll taxes in Congress.
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While not everyone was giving up on a summer rate hike — UBS said it still believes the Fed will move twice this year — the communication issues remain.
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Yet Porsche isn't giving up on the internal combustion engine, according to a statement Monday from Michael Steiner of the automaker's Executive Board for Research and Development.
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As the threat of drug-resistant infections rises globally, small and large drug companies are giving up on antibiotics because they don't turn enough profit, Bloomberg reports.
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The choices included adding a customs union to her deal; rejoining the European Free Trade Association; staying in the single market; or giving up on Brexit altogether.
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Unsurprisingly, a huge part of Fender's sales come from beginners, because picking up and ultimately giving up on an instrument is a sort of right of passage.
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But getting to profitability could require aggressive cost-cutting, which in turn would mean giving up on competing in the same league as Facebook, Microsoft, and Google.
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I've tried doing the Mountain Climber exercise on my own Pilates chair in the past, and did about 10 reps before giving up on that exercise forever.
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"Jumping to either extreme of locking down the platform to select editors or giving up on supervising integrity will hurt Wikipedia in the long run," he said.
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While the government encourages year-round use of mountain infrastructure, he said it is not giving up on winter sports, a deep cultural touchstone for the Swiss.
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But Clyburn is not giving up on her years-long quest to ease the burden of exorbitant prison phone rates on incarcerated people and their loved ones.
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Back in those days the Bills were not very good and I remember my family giving up on them as the team fell behind game after game.
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So even though you might not care about foldables now, it's going to be quite some time before Samsung even thinks about giving up on the tech.
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Trump and his partners, Los Angeles-based developer Irongate Wilshire and Mexican company P.B. Impulsores, allegedly collected $32.5 million from customers before giving up on the project.
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Giving up on rest, I resumed to people-watching and noticed nearly half of the 15 or so people left in the room had fallen asleep. Bastards.
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Yet as Congress continues to bash the beleaguered agency and haul in officials to grill them in hearings, members are far from giving up on the TSA.
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And Apple doesn't seem to be giving up on the program entirely — the wording of the company's statement suggests the program would be opt-in for participants.
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Senate GOP leaders didn't bring it up for a vote because it lacked enough support, but the pair say they aren't giving up on repeal. http://bit.
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Joe Johnson's not giving up on a possible return to the NBA -- telling TMZ Sports he's still training his ass off in case he gets that call.
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The judge was sympathetic last March to the young man, who insisted he was giving up on attempts to reach Syria and merely wanted to settle down.
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"We are not giving up on the Syrian people and we are not abandoning the pursuit of peace," Kerry said on Tuesday in a speech in Brussels.
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Apple isn't giving up on the product, however, and is adding new features in iOS 13 such as the ability to recognize the voices of multiple users.
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Ms. DeLauro said she was not giving up on the issue, noting that JBS S.A. officials have highlighted how strong their financial position is in recent months.
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McConnell revealed little of his next steps but said Republicans were not giving up on their efforts to overhaul Obamacare, formally known as the Affordable Care Act.
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I've noticed a lot of brilliant women giving up on shouting and complaining, and instead taking on a darkly comic, deadpan tone when writing about their feminism.
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On the other hand, giving up on progress is perhaps the epitome of white feminism, and promotes a nihilism that is somewhere between unproductive and genuinely dangerous.
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"This is a great place when you are a child and a retiree, but living here requires giving up on a lot of things," Mr. Giani said.
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Give each strategy at least a couple months before giving up on it, and always remember you're one strategy away from something that could really take off.
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In such a dispiriting environment, it is no wonder many Democrats, following a path most conservatives have already taken, are now giving up on a moderation altogether.
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While Wall Street is not giving up on a bank that posted otherwise strong results on both profit and revenue, the struggles through 2017 are drawing notice.
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Evander Holyfield ain't giving up on Andy Ruiz -- telling TMZ Sports he strongly believes the former champ can win his belts back ... if he busts his ass!
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So, when I wrote about how scientists are finally giving up on a ten-year study looking for proof of wild cougars in Nova Scotia—ten years!
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Disney is gearing up to launch its own standalone streaming service next year, but that doesn't mean the company is giving up on another prominent streaming platform — Hulu.
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Much of that is because of Indians fans giving up on the team, flooding the secondary market with new tickets to sell, almost offsetting all the new purchases.
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"I'm not giving up on building a new generation of coal-fired power plants in this country," said Myron Ebell, who led Trump's EPA transition team last year.
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Careful drivers, they add, should even consider giving up on their wireless key fobs altogether and instead open and lock their car doors the old-fashioned, mechanical way.
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Recently, accounts have emerged of the U.S. administration giving up on there ever being two states and beginning to focus on what a one-state solution looks like.
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"People are now giving up on this one because it's simply been too costly to game the players who are trying to game the auto sector," Cramer said.
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I have been crushed by crowds on L trains, stranded on F trains, and paid way too much for Ubers after giving up on A trains ever arriving.
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Others, including Johnson, have made the same promise to leave on time, even if it means giving up on a deal with the EU to smooth the transition.
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Others, including Johnson, have made the same promise to leave on time even if it means giving up on a deal with the EU to smooth the transition.
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Republicans in the 19th century preserved their party but lost the heart of American democracy by giving up on minority rights and a fledgling commitment to economic equality.
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"I want to say thank you to all the people who supported me through this, for continuously praying and never giving up on looking for me," she said.
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More broadly, there does seem to be a political revolt in both major American parties, to the extent that the Republicans are giving up on free trade altogether.
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I also used to think that living my truth would mean that I'd be giving up on love and I'd be alone for the rest of my life.
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The real news is that his fantasy wall is not getting built, and, indeed, the president seems to be giving up on even trying to get it done.
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Leading up to the "Dream Again" event, a series of posters illustrated how giving up on your dreams is like letting down the little kid inside of you.
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Steelers fans ain't the only people pissed off at Le'Veon Bell today ... here's David Spade giving up on the Pittsburgh superstar completely after he destroyed his fantasy season!!!
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" Trump also revealed that he is not giving up on health care, stating: "Obamacare is finished, it's dead, it's gone...There is no such thing as Obamacare anymore.
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Throwing up our hands and giving up on reducing the high rate of nonmarital births, as Mr. Porter advises, would be nothing short of abandoning low-income Americans.
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Read more: Trump never made it to the G7 climate meeting, and world leaders say they are giving up on bringing the US back into the Paris accords
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The 23-year-old has come a long way since accepting a tiny deal with Toronto last season following Charlotte essentially giving up on him after four seasons.
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Since giving up on the Fire Phone, Amazon no longer has a mapping service, so I used Google Maps in the car to get to and from work.
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If we know anything about the American auto industry, it's that drivers in the US so thirst for pickup trucks, automakers are giving up on boring, little cars.
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A lot of people end up giving up on their routines and trying these crash diets, crash workout programs—making New Year's resolutions that only last until February.
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"We're not giving up on it at all," Carmen Fariña, who was then the schools chancellor, said when she announced the yearlong extension of the program in December.
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Facebook is giving up on human-written headlines for its Trending Topics sidebar, three months after a Gizmodo report alleged that the site was suppressing conservative news sources.
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In the faith-based drama "Breakthrough," a mother stands at her son's side after a terrible accident, never giving up on the hope that he will miraculously recover.
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Warren Buffett, a life-long newspaper fan and booster, is giving up on his bet that local news would help protect papers in small to medium-sized cities.
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But before giving up on the prospect of a few leaves in your salad, consider that most mustard relatives — broccoli, cabbage, kale — also contain traces of this toxin.
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White House budget director Mick Mulvaney told CNBC on Friday that the Trump administration is not giving up on repealing Obamacare after a "disappointing day" in the Senate.
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And giving up on Opel (whose models are rebadged as Vauxhalls for the British market) is a big step in the direction of not having competitive passenger cars.
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The growing number of House Republicans giving up on defending their party's agenda in battleground districts makes it clear: The writing is on the wall for the GOP.
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That move may have troubled the stock market, because it may seem to suggest that the company was giving up on what had been an important growth opportunity.
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By abandoning an American-led, negotiated two-state solution, Trump is essentially giving up on the idea of there ever being a real, internationally recognized sovereign Palestinian state.
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Opinion: The real problem of Trump's citizenship question Trump is not giving up on adding the citizenship question to America's 2020 census, even after the Supreme Court decided otherwise.
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They sent the message that America is rejecting its heritage as a nation of immigrants and giving up on its role as a beacon of hope in the world.
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There is currently no cure for Citrus greening disease and, based on the number of hardships facing them, a number of growers are giving up on the fruit entirely.
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Slater, who was a water rights lawyer for 30 years before taking over as Cadiz's CEO in 2013, is not giving up on the railway pipeline without a fight.
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In the film, her character Ally is a singer who works at a restaurant, though she's on the brink of giving up on her dreams to become the former.
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Microsoft is giving up on Skype Qik, the video chat app it launched just 18 months ago, because its features are already available in the full-fledged Skype app.
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When we prioritize the rights of guns above the rights of children, we as a culture are giving up on the idea of school as an enriching, joyous place.
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Weidmann was in the spotlight this week after the newspaper Handelsblatt said Chancellor Angela Merkel was giving up on promoting him to succeed ECB chief Mario Draghi next year.
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But the state isn't giving up on its fight to stifle democracy; Secretary of State Jon Husted is calling on the Supreme Court to overturn the Sixth Circuit's decision.
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The CEO of Aetna, one of the country's largest health insurers, says the company is not giving up on the ObamaCare marketplaces despite losing money in them in 2015.
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While disagreement and inaction can be frustrating, giving up on the issue of safe communities disallows advancement towards laws and regulations that are proven to reduce death and injury.
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I'm not officially giving up on my skinny jeans: I still need them for first dates, work events, and days when I feel like showing off my tree trunks.
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Whether it's buying your dream home or sending your kids to college debt-free, you shouldn't be giving up on your financial goals to have one parent stay home.
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Gail: Not giving up on the doom, but go on … Bret: Trump's opponents — not just Democrats but also conservative Never — need to figure out a way of countering this.
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But giving up on the ECB's mission to bring inflation back to its target was not an option for an institution that has price stability as its sole aim.
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Brown says he's going back to school at his alma mater, University of Central Michigan -- but Rosenhaus says it's not an indicator that Antonio is giving up on football.
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Others, including Johnson, have made the same promise to leave on time even if it means giving up on a deal with the EU that would smooth the transition.
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Gennady Golovkin is NOT giving up on a second mega-fight with Canelo Alvarez, despite his positive PED test ... and now has his sights set on a September 15 rematch.
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STOCKHOLM, Jan 17 (Reuters) - Swedish slalom skier Maria Pietilae-Holmner has announced her retirement at the age of 31, giving up on her hopes of competing at a fourth Olympics.
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I know 'GoT' sort of ended the whole White Walker storyline but this was my theory from the beginning of the season and I'm not giving up on it yet.
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Greg Hardy ain't giving up on his football dreams after all -- the ex-NFL star reported to camp Wednesday for The Spring League ... a developmental league kicking off in April.
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Apple has shared some fresh figures on its Mac user base today, as part of a broader effort to make it known the company isn't giving up on the Mac.
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Giving up on finding Marina, Rico, and Katelyn might seem defeatist, but it's the same sort of triage that the companies offering genealogy services to the cops are now doing.
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It's hard to imagine anyone other than Gal Gadot wielding the Lasso of Truth, but she was close to giving up on acting before landing the role of Wonder Woman.
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Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.), an ophthalmologist, equated government-mandated vaccinations to "giving up on liberty for a false sense of security" at a Senate Health Committee hearing on Tuesday.
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So, again, the 1631 campaign went all the way in the other direction, giving up on the chimera of bipartisan cooperation and instead seeking to knit together the fractious left.
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Rather than filling in the gaps or giving up on the work altogether, Neel left the blank parts intact so that the sitter's absence became an aspect of the portrait.
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You gotta admire Ja Rule's gusto because, despite the massive fiasco that was Fyre Festival, he's not giving up on the dream of making it happen ... for real this time.
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But Gillibrand isn't giving up on anyone—she says she'll try her best to show her anti-abortion colleagues that it's in their best interest to block Kavanaugh's confirmation, too.
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"Everybody was giving up on the interest rate story, and now it's kicked in with a vengeance," said Marc Chandler, the head of fixed income strategy at Brown Brothers Harriman.
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While Luxe isn't giving up on its classic valet service, concentrating valets in a few central locations will be easier and faster than coordinating dispatch to every customer's exact location.
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He advocates giving up on trying to tax the overseas profits of American companies — which he considers a fool's game — and instead more aggressively taxing the profits they earn here.
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Even though Conagra Brands' shares took a hit after the company announced its much-anticipated, $10.9 billion acquisition of Pinnacle Foods, Cramer wasn't giving up on the consumer foods play.
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Right at Home With inventory tight, home prices high and interest rates rising, many homeowners are giving up on the idea of trading up from the first home they bought.
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Days before the draft, Johnson shed the costly contract of Timofey Mozgov by giving up on D'Angelo Russell, whom the team had selected second over all just two years earlier.
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But lately, more and more states and municipalities are giving up on their Hollywood dreams — or at least the tax incentives they were offering in hopes of becoming movie meccas.
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Instead of giving up on the baby animal, the wildlife carer brought the joey to the Werribee Zoo, where their team of vets worked to save the 1-lb. baby.
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After being bombarded with flyers and the same TV commercials every time there's a break, giving up on buying that big-ticket item may have sounded like the easier option.
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The leaders of the three House committees leading the impeachment inquiry decided on Thursday that they would not issue a subpoena to Bolton, effectively giving up on securing his testimony.
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Also left unaddressed in the letter was Mr. Buffett's most recent deal, the sale of Berkshire's newspaper holdings, in a sign that he was giving up on the news business.
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Earlier last week, top Republicans sketched out plans — including a simplified tax code and lower corporate tax rates — after giving up on a proposal to introduce a border adjustment tax.
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JEFF: Given how much frustration and sleeplessness this grid caused me — I've never come closer to giving up on a puzzle — I doubt I'll ever make another dot-to-dot.
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New York State Senator Michael Gianaris, who potentially had the power to block the deal through a state board, also voiced his frustration with Amazon giving up on the city.
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But Spicer said giving up on Trump could be harmful to other Republican candidates and there was still time for him to rebound in opinion polls against Democrat Hillary Clinton.
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The South Bend Mayor will appear on "TMZ Live" Monday afternoon and he makes it clear ... he's not giving up on voters who believe the Holy Scriptures disqualify gay candidates.
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It means giving up on the promise that drug companies happily sell — that you can fix whatever ails you, that you just have to keep looking for the right pill.
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This user had a hard time getting the integration with GoodReads to work and wound up giving up on the process after waiting about a minute for the integration to occur.
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Dan—403, in full-time employment and living with his girlfriend—explained to me that giving up on intoxicants has allowed him to continue his relationship with nightlife into his thirties.
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But Violet being Violet (aka, full of amazing wisdom) warns Nova not to fall into her typical pattern of finding one thing wrong with someone and giving up on them entirely.
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How seriously should you take House Republicans' talk yesterday that they're not giving up on Obamacare repeal, and they're going to keep working until they have enough votes to pass it?
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As Europe becomes increasingly difficult to enter, some Syrian refugees are giving up on the dream of a peaceful life in Europe and are returning back to their war-ravaged home.
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She was on the verge of giving up on that dream when her then-boyfriend, now husband, suggested she try her hand at the story she was most passionate about: Graham's.
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It's been a few years since I've written about having a baby: Trying to have one, failing to have one, wondering about one, giving up on the idea of one altogether.
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Some retail investors said they were giving up on making a return on their savings altogether, focusing instead on Chinese New Year celebrations next month, also known as the Spring Festival.
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Whether Apple is giving up on the budget take on its flagship remains to be seen, but the XR appears not to have gotten the reception the company was banking on.
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Last September Diageo, a big drinks firm, announced it was investing in selling more Guinness beer in Nigeria, quietly giving up on a plan to push its expensive vodka and whisky.
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He says he will not challenge Barrasso directly, but he's not giving up on his effort to persuade GOP colleagues to apply a term limit to end his tenure in 28503.
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BitTorrent has fired its two CEOs, closed its Los Angeles production studio, and is giving up on BitTorrent Now, the ambitious media streaming service it launched less than six months ago.
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His complaints were echoed by Bernard Koskei, a 32-year-old father of two, who decided to open a shop after finally giving up on taking over his father's tea farm.
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But ridiculous comments aside, her words highlight once more that numerous US politicians, as well as US government officials, are not giving up on their tirade against the rise of encryption.
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Darling fears that consumers who view subpar content on a cheap headset might get the wrong idea about the medium, giving up on it entirely without ever experiencing its true potential.
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Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has offered to open multi-party talks that could cut a better tax and constitutional deal for Catalonia in return for the region giving up on independence.
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After spending $1 billion a year in competition with the local ride-hailing kingpin Didi Chuxing, Uber is giving up on the market and selling its Chinese branch to its rival.
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China shows no signs of giving up on its smear campaign against protesters in Hong Kong, and many observers around the world are getting nervous about what Beijing might do next.
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Cedar Fair responded that Six Flags' bid was too low, not least because it did not compensate Cedar Fair shareholders for giving up on the company's tax-advantageous publicly traded partnership.
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They embraced poststructuralist philosophy not by giving up on painting, as many Americans did in the 1970s, but by treating stretchers and fabrics and pigments as their own subjects of investigation.
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Teens don't want to hang out where their parents are, which is one reason Facebook is losing younger users in the U.S. But teens aren't giving up on social apps altogether.
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Ending our relationship was impossible, we realized, as long as we were working in that idealistic place around those idealistic people, but we weren't giving up on our breakup that easily.
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After giving up on the app, multiple Iowa Democratic county chairs said they experienced holds of up to an hour when calling into a phone hotline the party has used for decades.
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AMC is able to promote its product and its popular loyalty program to consumers who use streaming while not giving up on its long-standing, traditional business of getting audiences in seats.
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Ozzy Osbourne surfaced a long way from home Tuesday, and while he's looking every bit like a guy in a crisis -- it also looks like he's not giving up on his marriage.
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Shares of Biogen soared nearly 30% on Tuesday after the drugmaker announced it was seeking regulatory approval for an Alzheimer's drug, aducanumab, it said it was giving up on earlier this year.
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At a time when the U.S. is setting new records for the number of hedge funds, many pensions are cutting bait and giving up on the number of managers they invest with.
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Apple today confirmed it's giving up on making money in the mobile advertising business, and it will shut down the app network for its six-year-old iAd program on June 30th.
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Countless boys in West Africa enrol in football academies, giving up on an education and splashing the family savings in their quest to establish a career at one of Europe's top teams.
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But Sanders has been mum when asked if he'd support Clinton as the party's nominee and instead shifts focus back to his presidential campaign, which he insists he's not giving up on.
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Speaking as someone who really likes DSJ and believes giving up on him this early is borderline criminal, the second-year point guard plus two expiring contracts is not enough for Porzingis.
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If you were heartbroken over the idea of Chris Hemsworth and his wife, Elsa Pataky, moving back to Australia, we have some good news: They're not giving up on the U.S. completely.
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Grisel Sojo, 24, a resident of Petare, was one of about 50 people waiting for a bus so she could head home, after giving up on going to work for the day.
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And he doesn't see the company giving up on cars, though he said Apple may end up working with traditional carmakers and focusing on what kinds of services it can offer them.
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The passage of anti-abortion laws in Alabama and Georgia has increased the buzz around Season 3, in which Elisabeth Moss's June resumes her servitude after giving up on an escape attempt.
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This issue comes at a time when the court is struggling to rebuild its reputation after losing several high-profile cases in Africa, including giving up on prosecuting Uhuru Kenyatta, Kenya's president.
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Siva Vaidhyanathan, a University of Virginia media studies professor, urged critics in a Guardian op-ed to hold Times management accountable for upholding high standards rather than giving up on the paper.
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Antonio Brown isn't giving up on his pro football career ... the embattled WR is still training as if he's expecting to get back on the field this season -- despite some major obstacles.
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For myself and my children I believe that the benefits of vaccines greatly outweigh the risks, but I still do not favor giving up on liberty for a false sense of security.
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"We're certainly not giving up on consumer brands and in fact we think that the value proposition is probably stronger now than it has been in a long, long time," he said.
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Liow said the team was not "giving up on the search for MH370" even if the less than 10,000 square kilometers that remains to be searched did not come up with anything.
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By landing Quintana, a 217 All-Star, the Cubs made it clear they are not giving up on a difficult season despite arriving at the All-Star break two games under .20153.
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Last month, Mr. Chen wrote in a blog post that he is not giving up on BlackBerry 10, which the company's previous management had hoped would restore the brand to its former glory.
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It's like Zuora – someone asked me the other day about Zuora – down a lot, subscription economy, I like it, I'm not giving up on these, but understand they're houses of pain right now.
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US to deploy up to 200 more troops to Syria Germany: No giving up on humanitarian aid German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier said he was "speechless" over the worsening situation in Aleppo.
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One senior banker, who still had his job, said the bank was not giving up on deals it was working on but questioned how well its slimmed down franchise could compete in future.
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Despite Trump's surprising victory last year, McKibben isn't giving up on the fight to protect our planet from looming environmental cataclysm — though with a Republican-controlled Congress, he has his work cut out.
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The original Top Gear may have hit the skids without Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May at the wheel, but BBC America has no intention of giving up on the beloved franchise.
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"We are not giving up on China," he said, in response to recent speculation about Auchan's plans over there after Sun Art said its French boss would be replaced by a Chinese successor.
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With unofficial results of Sunday's vote still delayed, the ruling junta showed no sign giving up on its goal to keep former army chief and coup leader Prayuth Chan-ocha in the premiership.
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And while Trump is not giving up on his campaign, several GOP lawmakers are publicly announcing that they will not be voting for the Republican candidate this election, including Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sen.
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But instead of giving up on that dreamy flavor profile altogether, we're going to DIY it with a bottle of regular rosé, fresh-squeezed blood orange juice, and blood orange slices for garnish.
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While some players have asked EA's staff to give them a slight boost, San Diego Chargers wide receiver Keenan Allen said he's giving up on the game after seeing his ratings this year.
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His worry, and the concern of other earthquake experts — there is a cottage industry of them here — is that could lead to people giving up on Los Angeles and moving to firmer ground.
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It'll also come with brand new artwork and liner notes, and two new bonus tracks, "I'm Giving Up On You," and "You Didn't Really Do That," tacked on the end for good measure.
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Fresh off dropping an album in October and the opening of his 2nd Miami "FingaLicking" restaurant, Khaled is busy talking gratitude and never giving up on your dreams in his Tweets and Snapchats.
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France: President Emmanuel Macron insisted in a speech that he was not giving up on a plan to overhaul the country's pension system that has prompted nearly a month of crippling transport strikes.
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Zack Morris superfans can breathe a small sigh of relief ... NBC's "Saved by the Bell" reboot producers aren't giving up on getting Mark-Paul Gosselaar on board -- in fact, he's in HIGH demand.
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But Reid said the Trudeau Liberals approached the 2015 election with a philosophy of not giving up on any ridings — including those that traditionally voted Conservative or where the Liberals had little chance.
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But the authorities are not giving up on that target, saying a rebound in government spending in the second half will underpin growth in the Philippines, still one of Asia's fastest growing economies.
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Just because he's a Nike star now doesn't mean Colin Kaepernick is giving up on his NFL comeback ... he's still working out like a maniac in the hopes of landing a QB job.
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If one thing is certain, however, it's that many people with MCS aren't giving up on life—they're simply finding new, and sometimes novel, ways to exist in a world that excludes them.
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Part of Tuesday's stock market plunge may have stemmed from money managers giving up on getting clarity from President Donald Trump and his administration on their policies, CNBC's Jim Cramer said as stocks settled.
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Now that you are giving up on check-ins and sharing your location with your friends, a French startup is coming up with better technology and new use cases to make location cool again.
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The bottom line: Trump won Erie by less than 1 percentage point, but some of his most crucial supporters aren't giving up on him yet — so don't count him out to win Pennsylvania again.
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Last week, he sent out a bizarre, cryptic tweet suggesting that he was already giving up on persuading China to try to rein in North Korea with more aggressive economic and diplomatic pressure tactics.
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" Giving up on his chief post was a sacrifice Hotch made to protect his son, explained Rossi: "Peter Lewis is not going to stop, which is why Hotch and Jack have entered the program.
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That latter point bears repeating: Bad Bunny ends the 2010s—in the Trump era no less—as one of the biggest stars in the U.S. and worldwide without giving up on his native tongue.
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Labor unions and many lawmakers have long argued that Norwegian is undermining American workers and say they're not giving up on their fight to have the airline's foreign air carrier permit suspended or revoked.
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Getting Franken out of office and becoming a zero tolerance party will also require a mass Democratic reckoning with his legacy -- and giving up on a once-promising, beloved figure, for a greater purpose.
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"If you take it as soon as possible versus waiting until your full retirement age or ideally waiting until 403, you are giving up on nearly 50% of the possible monthly benefits," he said.
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Cagen insists that her self-marriage wasn't about celibacy or giving up on dating; instead, it was an attempt to quell an inner voice that said she'd never be truly fulfilled without a man.
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It had been several weeks since they last received apartment leads from the city's housing department, and Ms. Blake had become resigned to giving up on the search until after the baby was born.
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But in Hizma, a crowded village near Jerusalem almost completely ringed by Jewish settlements, Jahd Abu Helew, 42, has begun to contemplate what giving up on a state would mean for his five children.
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"We can't give up and let oil giants carry on with business as usual because that means giving up on a habitable planet and our kids' future," said Greenpeace UK's executive director, John Sauven.
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" Since Ms. Mobley seems devoted to the woman she believed was her mother, Ms. Waters said, "She needs to feel like she can embrace her new family without giving up on her old one.
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She should accompany her husband more frequently on his business trips and participate in his social engagements, so that the mistress would see that she had no intention of giving up on the marriage.
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As I wrote this week, Canada is far from giving up on the United States when it comes to climate change despite President Trump's decision to pull the country out of the Paris accord.
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Asus is back in the smartwatch game with the VivoWatch SP.Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)Asus just showed off a brand new smartwatch at IFA—I guess it isn't giving up on smartwatches after all.
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I also find myself giving up on dreams I've had since I was little because they no longer make any logical sense to me, considering how our future on this Earth is so uncertain.
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Jahangir who was out on the streets leading protests against military dictators from the late 60s onwards, had been arrested and teargassed countless times but was celebrated for never giving up on her convictions.
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The carmaker made a similar strategy shift in China, giving up on its "One Ford" model and working with local, low-cost carmakers to come up with more competitive mainstream cars and boost sales.
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It is a paradox that so many in this bulge, like their counterparts in the United States, are giving up on free-market capitalism, convinced it cannot provide their families with a decent life.
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Stranger Things achieves much the same thing, both through displays of the characters never giving up on each other and from direct instruction from the various parents (and parental figures) scattered throughout the show.
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It's been a little less than a month since the Sacramento Kings shocked the world on All-Star night, finally giving up on the DeMarcus Cousins era by trading him to the New Orleans Pelicans.
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Some 2,000 Honduran migrants were already back home after giving up on continuing to Mexico, Guatemala's President Jimmy Morales said at midday press conference in Guatemala City alongside his Honduran counterpart, President Juan Orlando Hernandez.
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VICE News went to Grand Junction, Colorado, to see what the effort to bring gun dealers into the suicide-prevention battle looks like, and to ask if it means giving up on the larger fight.
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Having gone through a similar experience of suffering through braces and then giving up on the retainer, he figured out how to create his own Invisalign clear braces using a 3D scanner and additive manufacturing.
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One senior Deutsche banker, who still had his job, stressed the bank was not giving up on deals it was currently working on, but questioned how well its slimmed down franchise could compete in future.
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It certainly does not merit giving up on saving for retirement - as some 40 percent of millennials respondents did on Personal Capital's survey by saying they had no retirement plan of any kind started yet.
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Rae Sremmurd's Swae Lee isn't giving up on dating Malia Obama, and now he has a very specific plan to sweep her off her feet -- but he knows he'll have to get through Barack first.
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Sparing the details, the main takeaway is the following: Rather than giving up on these shriveled up specimens and throwing them out—as many institutions do—the Mütter has found a way to save them.
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"We have another problem which is the security of our companies and the capacity to give Iran the economic benefits that it can expect in return for giving up on nuclear weapons," Le Drian said.
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"There is not a pool of suitable labour for most firms despite the unemployment rate being 4.8 percent," said Sharon Zollner, ANZ senior economist, adding that firms were likely giving up on advertising for workers.
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Ryan's spokeswoman, AshLee Strong, reiterated that he will be turning his focus entirely to the congressional elections and giving up on Trump's campaign, but made clear that Ryan still supports the GOP nominee for president.
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"I'm not giving up on the president," Ms. Pelosi said in reference to immigration overhaul, even as she bashed Mr. Trump's recent comments that the country was "full" and could not accept any more migrants.
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"When the campaign scrapped plans for Sanders to spend time in Mississippi in favor of Michigan, it signaled to many Democrats that he was effectively giving up on black voters in the South," Sean notes.
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It's a goal that he thinks should bridge the political divide, but the Trump administration and GOP lawmakers aren't giving up on their years-long goal of weakening and undermining the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
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A recent report noting that the Trump administration is giving up on public-private partnerships as the centerpiece of its infrastructure proposals offers the Congress and the administration an opportunity to rethink national infrastructure needs.
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Toss in the numerous anecdotal stories about people giving up on their wearables after only a few weeks of use and you have the perfect storm of factors to limit the impact of this category.
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He adds that the shift also makes clear that Zuckerberg is giving up on the web (because encrypting chats in a browser would not be possible), and giving up on China (where the government would never let an American company operate with direct control over the data.) Of course, we don't yet know how Facebook intends to pull all of this off; the shift is predicated on the company pulling off its interoperable vision for a system that connects together Messenger, Instagram, WhatsApp and even SMS.
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Coffee farmers whose livelihoods are being destroyed by a combination of climate change and a sharp drop in the price of beans are giving up on their farms and, in many cases, leaving their countries altogether.
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I'm giving myself one more day to decide on what my resolutions of 2017 will be, but the truth of it is that I'm giving up on the idea of one overarching, all-but-impossible goal.
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Read these stories next: The Ultimate Guide To One Of The Most Common Causes Of Infertility In A Heartbreaking Post, One Woman Explains Why She's Giving Up On IVF 6 Strange Reasons You're Not Getting Pregnant
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This doesn't mean Microsoft is giving up on making Xbox hardware, but it's clear the company will be more focused on the software and services for that hardware and perhaps even rival consoles and mobile devices.
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Rather than giving up on the system, the company adapted its approach, coming out with continually updated versions of the device and even producing new games long after the system had faded from view everywhere else.
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When the pair hugs over the continuation of Inkburg, Josh's final words — "I'm not ready to give up yet" — has obvious double meaning: he's not giving up on the business or a romantic future with Liza.
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Cultural barriers to social media addiction are perhaps rather harder for a multinational giant to defeat than infrastructure challenges or even economic barriers (though Facebook does not appear to be giving up on that front either).
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Earlier this month, Wet Seal, which has about 142 retail locations, filed its second Chapter 11 bankruptcy in as many years after giving up on restructuring options amid a hard market for mall-based apparel retailers.
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The Palestinians fear that the Trump administration is trying to give them huge economic benefits in return for giving up on their political aspirations — mainly an independent state in the West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem.
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Washington (CNN)Although Republican leaders on Capitol Hill are saying they're ready to move on from health care, the Trump administration isn't giving up on repealing and replacing Obamacare, the White House budget director said Wednesday.
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Beyond this election, beyond even the fate of the Republican Party, there is a significant minority of Americans who are giving up on democracy because it doesn't serve their purpose of upholding a white Christian patriarchy.
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Interestingly, Ford is also promoting enhancements to its own AppLink platform at this year's CES, suggesting that the company has no intention of giving up on it — even as CarPlay and Android Auto are spreading industrywide.
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In particular, she stressed that after last June's Brexit referendum verdict, there would be no giving up on U.K. immigration control, nor would there be any return to the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice.
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"As we talk to guests, many who have families, they are not giving up on Europe, but are just looking closer to home for now," wrote Dan Austin, the owner of Austin Adventures, in an email.
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Murkowski said Thursday that members had made progress on an aid package for Flint, but that blocking further debate on the underlying energy bill would amount to "effectively giving up" on the legislation as a whole.
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The physical facilities may have been satisfactory, but the internet service was slow, despite North Korea charging the visitors $4.60 every 30 minutes, said the pool report, with some journalists giving up on using it altogether.
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Europe should seize this opportunity to exert positive influence in the world — and thereby grab back the lead in the fast-growing, multi-trillion clean technology market that U.S. policy seems to be giving up on.
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While those figures could be skewed by lower labor force participation—people giving up on the job hunt—if drugs were preventing hiring in a big way, a rate this low should never have been attainable.
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Giving up on that and just being the country that has the biggest guns — and showing we're willing to use them if you don't do what we want — is not the way to make America safer.
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A growing number of brands, including Italy's Versace and Gucci and more recently Britain's Burberry are giving up on animal fur, though exotic skins are still widely used by many to make leather handbags or shoes.
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Though it briefly appeared the administration was giving up on the effort — the Commerce Department even confirmed it had begun printing the census without the question — Trump then ordered his team (via tweet) to press onward.
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Giving up on the plant means the administration will abandon plans to turn the weapons-grade plutonium into fuel for commercial nuclear reactors, and will instead switch to a process that dilutes the plutonium into nuclear waste.
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In the meantime, VCs don't appear to be giving up on smart home technologies any time soon, including those that are focused around high-end kitchen appliances — and which come with a subscription business to support them.
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A second U.S. race in Miami remains on the cards, despite Formula One and local organizers giving up on plans for a race downtown and focusing now on land next to the Miami Dolphins' Hard Rock Stadium.
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But packing away your heavy-duty winter creams doesn't mean giving up on moisturizer altogether; instead, it's time to switch to something lighter and breezier, like the weightless water-based hydrators we're stocking up on right now.
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When their nearest hospital lacks the trained staff necessary to perform late abortions, women end up traveling enormous distances or enduring lengthy waiting times at another medical facility—and may end up giving up on their abortion.
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"I want to be very, very clear to everybody: We are not giving up on the Syrian people, we are not abandoning the pursuit of peace, we are not going to leave the multilateral field," he said.
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A downside, though, was that access to the arts and culture would be more difficult, and Cyndi and Cameron would be giving up on the quality of life they'd become accustomed to in a major metropolitan area.
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Seemingly giving up on the Snapchat lesson, Dewan Tatum, 35, takes back control of the camera, posting a video of her husband in the car before he grabs the phone from her and they both start laughing.
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" Instead of giving up on DACA recipients, Garza said, "President Trump and Congress must double down and demonstrate a sense of urgency to make a deal that would provide certainty for Dreamers, and security for our nation.
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The bottom line: Taken together, all of these steps clearly steer healthy people away from the ACA and toward other options, all but giving up on the balanced risk pool the Obama administration had hoped to create.
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It's hard to argue that the party was giving up on the working class in general, but it is possible to argue that the pro–working class policies have not included two options that many disagree over.
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The son of Ken Griffey Jr. was chosen in the 22th round, even though he hasn't played baseball since high school and has no intention of giving up on his football career at the University of Arizona.
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But while Elon Musk struggles to go it alone and make every Model 3 by building robots to do it then giving up on those robots and then burning everybody out, Rivian is happy to make partnerships.
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McCrae's poem adapts the poem's basic structure to explore a different sort of weariness: His seems to be a song of postelection despair, an exhausted giving up on the possibility of ever escaping the legacy of slavery.
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After finishing the book, I wondered if, angry at the propagandist sham of American individualism and bootstraps meritocracy, I'd course-corrected a little too hard — giving up on trying to improve myself or the world around me.
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Without giving up on these worthy projects, Democrats could have seized a signature blue collar issue from Trump by demanding hundreds of billions to fight the opioid crisis and other drug addiction over the next few decades.
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But Facebook isn't giving up on Portal, having launched a huge marketing blitz featuring promotions in ABC TV shows as well as TV commercials starring the likes of Kim Kardashian West, Jennifer Lopez and, lately, the Muppets.
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The reason for this seems to be some unsepecified business deal that Sony made a few years ago, but rather than giving up on the region as a whole, Sony is forging on without a very important feature.
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The Niger Delta Avengers - the fighters behind many of the 2016 attacks - said they had planned the assaults after giving up on talks to give their impoverished southern region a greater share of the oil revenue it produced.
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Bell Pottinger's second-largest shareholder, marketing agency Chime, walked away from the firm after giving up on trying to sell its stake, valued at around 5 million pounds ($6.51 million) and worth around 25 percent of the company.
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And while the year began with Google withdrawing Glass from consumer sale, it ended with a report detailing new designs for a more robust enterprise version of the wearable – underscoring that Google isn't giving up on Glass entirely.
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Instead of giving up on your dreams of a six-pack simply because it's too cold to go outside, pimp out your home gym with this affordable workout equipment that's on sale for the next few days. Resist!
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Licking his wounds from a 20 percent loss in the past month, value investor Bill Miller, who's had a strong track record over the years, said Wednesday he's not giving up on stocks and likes airlines and homebuilders.
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Kim Zolciak and NeNe Leakes are determined to take a road trip even if it kills them ... which is why they aren't giving up on their new reality TV project, and it looks like it's back on track.
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It offers a rationale for not giving up—on species, on whole ecosystems—which is also a rationale for continuing to research these subjects and, perhaps most relevant for scientists turned authors, for continuing to write about them.
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Many think May is leaning towards a "hard Brexit" - giving up on trying to maintain access to the EU single market in favour of imposing controls on immigration, a move which would hinder trade and further hurt sterling.
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Trump's press availability was his first since he announced on Thursday that he was giving up on his quest to add a citizenship question to the census — an announcement that many conservatives viewed as a sign of weakness.
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"We are not giving up on the Commission presidency, but if it is not (Frans) Timmermans, it can be a Commission presidency from the EPP," Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez told a news conference, referring to the Socialist candidate.
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In the exclusive trailer from Netflix's Spinning Out, we're introduced to talented but terrified skater Kat Baker (The Maze Runner's Kaya Scodelario), who is considering giving up on the sport she loves after a disastrous fall in competition.
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This might have seemed like the future for mobiles following the launch of the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, but as we saw at Mobile World Congress, phone makers (thankfully) aren't giving up on the 19th century port yet.
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Republicans in Congress just failed to pass a bill that would impose harsher work requirements for federal food stamps as part of the so-called farm bill, but there's no sign they're giving up on the idea anytime soon.
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Expecting mom Ciara recently sat down with Harper's Bazaar for an interview in which she opened up about her career, her growing family, the importance of having supportive people in your life, and never giving up on your dreams.
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Also, you must realize the limitations of a cropped sensor (APS-C) versus that of a full-frame (usually slightly more expensive), and that while you're giving up coverage area, you might also be giving up on skill building.
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What kept them from giving up on Dhap was, largely, a quick decision by community leaders that the village had the capacity to recover, and growing belief by initially deeply sceptical community members that the leaders might be right.
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"If reports are accurate that the GOP leadership in Congress is giving up on the Republican promise to repeal and replace Obamacare with a more efficient health care system, then we deserve to lose," Graham said in a statement.
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The events of the past few weeks seem to indicate as much — that Hollywood is finally giving up on its long-cherished myth of the genius whose abuse is something that others must tolerate in the name of art.
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The left, because it became more the party of educated people who then started fighting for educated people's value, including, you know, identity fights, inclusiveness, liberal things — all sorts of good stuff, but giving up on being class-based.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Jovan Rodriguez plans to go underground if protections for immigrants brought illegally to the United States as children expire, giving up on dreams of a master's degree and a career in New York's glittering theater world.
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WASHINGTON — Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel, will not testify next week before Congress as Democratic lawmakers had hoped, though they are far from giving up on hearing from him despite President Trump's broad objections to congressional investigations.
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If she fails, either by giving up on open borders or by abandoning her shaky centrist coalition, then she will give up on something crucial for her vision of a stable, centrist Germany, and there, too, Europe might follow.
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The Chinese bank had mandated banks to arrange a dual listing in Hong Kong and Shanghai in 2011, before giving up on those plans and later trying for a listing in Hong Kong in 2014 as equity markets wobbled.
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National security adviser H.R. McMaster said Sunday that President Trump is not giving up on a Middle East peace agreement after Trump retweeted anti-Muslim videos and reports that the president will recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
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Back then, I struggled with the idea, eventually giving up on it to think about other things, and then, a couple of weeks ago, BRIC presented an evening of performance art that made the idea of hybridity more graspable.
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"It doesn't mean we are giving up on the China market, but we believe once we build a solid foundation in the global market, we have a better chance to win back in China," Yang told Reuters in an interview.
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If Trump winning the election was a big win for conservatives despite giving up on Social Security and marriage equality, then Trump losing the election would be a big win for progressives, even if they restrain themselves somewhat on policy.
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Meek Mill's not giving up on trying to get the judge he believes has it out for him off his case, and he thinks her claims of "intense trauma" from her past are a good reason ... according to new legal docs.
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There are certainly some minor threads running through the film about the importance of friends and family, about appreciating the moment you're in, and about not giving up on humanity, even when it feels like people are acting pretty shitty.
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House Republicans also doubling down on Flint The Democrats' fight for Flint funding has also revived the issue in the House, where several Republicans have sought to make assurances that they're not giving up on the city's water crisis. Rep.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean companies, after all but giving up on marketing in China during a diplomatic spat this year, are rolling out major promotions for Saturday's Singles Day shopping extravaganza, hoping Chinese consumers - and their big bucks - will return.
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Microsoft's chatbot Tay may have suffered a racist meltdown last week, but the company is not giving up on AI. According to a report from Bloomberg Businessweek, Microsoft plans to unveil several prototype bots at its annual Build conference later today.
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Vanilla-Peppermint Sea Salt SpraySure, it may be the dead of winter, but that doesn't mean we're giving up on our love for beachy, tousled locks — especially since the style is better at withstanding hat hair than stick-straight strands.
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"I believe that the benefits of vaccines greatly outweigh the risks, but I still do not favor giving up on liberty for a false sense of security," Paul said during a Senate hearing focused on the rise in preventable disease outbreaks.
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And a few days ago, after the Sun Belt declined to renew Idaho's membership following the 2017 season, university president Chuck Staben made an unsurprising and yet still startling announcement: the Vandals were giving up on the major-college dream altogether.
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But the statement and appropriations request were interpreted by some as a sign of defeat; in particular, a widely shared tweet from the New York Review of Books hinted that the agency may essentially giving up on its own existence.
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But striking such a deal would mean giving up on winning death sentences against defendants accused of aiding the murder of nearly 3,000 people, and could amount to surrender over the idea of using military commissions to prosecute terrorism cases.
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Eager to chat while social distancing leaves many US inhabitants at arm's length from each other, she tells me that she is also hoping for grandchildren, but since her daughter is 46 she is giving up on getting them from her.
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Nonetheless, patients tend to resist hospice, because it sounds like a death sentence, and it is: entering hospice means giving up on curative treatments, and you qualify only if your doctor believes that you have less than six months to live.
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How is it possible that at a time like this, universities training people, including many destined for public service, are giving up on studying the road that led Germany to democratic breakdown and ultimately to the death camp at Auschwitz?
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Senior House Republicans says Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) is not giving up on passing a budget.
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The price for giving up on the Good Friday Agreement could be steep: It would likely invoke Ireland's wrath, cause a subsequent EU backlash and draw global opprobrium for bringing down one of the 20th century's most successful peace agreements.
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Giving up on the recycling plant, though, would be politically difficult, not least because Aomori Prefecture, where it is, has threatened to send the 3,000 metric tons of nuclear waste stored here back to communities around the country with nuclear plants.
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The company is clearly trying to stake a middle ground in which it can keep its reputation for privacy without entirely giving up on the kind of know-how that comes from a collective understanding of what users are doing.
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Traditional, mechanical HDDs will usually only slow down noticeably right before giving up on life completely, although it's true that buggy code and power cuts can occasionally cause corruptions that in turn give the OS more work to do and might impact performance.
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Monday, several game websites noticed that Steam, Valve's giant PC games digital store and platform, got rid of its Steam Machines section, seemingly giving up on the experiment that was meant to make PC gaming on the living room TV easy and affordable.
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READ: Uber is giving up on self-driving cars in California after deadly crash The new rules will require that drivers begin and end each journey in a company headquarters or depot, like a traditional taxi company — a departure from Uber's model.
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After giving up on strong-arming Democrats into agreeing to the funding, he signed a spending bill to keep the government open last week — but simultaneously declared a state of emergency over immigration to unlock $8 billion in funds for the wall.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - An alliance of Thai anti-junta parties is not giving up on forming the country's next government and blocking the ruling junta from retaining power following a disputed March election, a leader of a key member party said on Wednesday.
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Rather than giving up on modern technology, we're asking people to harness its power by downloading a free app called iNaturalist and joining an online army of smartphone-toting naturalists, biologists and regular people who are using it to save the world.
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Escaping commoditized markets is hard, but doable At the same time, Sony isn't giving up on mass-market innovation entirely, as it continues to nurture projects like Life Space UX and its internal crowdfunding initiatives that produce things like the FES Watch.
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Perhaps just to make myself feel a little better about giving up on a book, I even turned the decision over to the followers on my project's Twitter account, many of whom are slogging their own way through the history of presidents.
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Manzou, however, said the government was not giving up on mending ties with the West and had last month started informal dialogue with the EU in Harare, a precursor to formal talks that could see the country receive budgetary support in future.
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During a press conference this morning with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Trump was asked if he was giving up on the goal of a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which has been U.S. policy since the Clinton administration.
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Obama, who is set to meet with key allies from Europe and Asia next week during his final foreign trip, is giving up on a last-ditch attempt to seek congressional approval for the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal before leaving office.
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Koray Çalışkan, a political scientist at Bosphorus University, has argued that the real reason behind the AKP giving up on the EU process is that it believes it has established total hegemony in civil politics now that the army has been pushed aside.
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Despite the success of their wines, which have been served in elite New York restaurants including Gramercy Tavern, Eleven Madison Park and Roberta's in Brooklyn, the Meadors are giving up on the North Fork, their dreams dashed by zoning laws and bureaucracy.
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"By throwing away money on buybacks, companies are giving up on the ability to grow in the future," said Michael Lebowitz, an investment consultant and macrostrategist at 720 Global in Chevy Chase, Md. At last, some investors are stirring on this issue.
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But he steered away from suggestions that the United States was giving up on the WTO, saying that the world still needed an arbiter and needed to avoid "a total free-for-all", even if it did not agree with every aspect.
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I have trouble giving up on stories I've invested in, even when the storytelling itself has exhausted all rational means to do so Why else would a human watch every season of Prison Break, when the only decent season was the first one?
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" Thunberg said companies and governments would have to comply with cutting emissions and divesting from fossil fuels or be forced to explain to their children why they were giving up on the global warming target of 1.5 degrees Celsius "without even trying.
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But as this season rolled back the clock on the couple's marriage, it gave us three episodes of their life in Boston, as they tried to navigate Claire's pregnancy, becoming parents, being intimate and ultimately giving up on anything other than parenting together.
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Mr. Sewing has already said the bank will focus on Europe and shrink its operations in the United States and Asia, effectively giving up on years of efforts to join the likes of Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase as a Wall Street titan.
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Pogorilaya, who took last year's bronze medal behind Medvedeva and Wagner, skated to center ice looking regal, and then almost immediately went to pieces: falling repeatedly and looking on the verge of tears before giving up on her program after the midway point.
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If he cannot, he will be faced with giving up on a seven-year Republican promise to repeal the 2010 Affordable Care Act, popularly known as Obamacare - and possibly turning to Democrats for help in fixing problems with U.S. health insurance markets.
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Herbalife's stock price has risen in part by its decision to buy back a big chunk of its shares, a move many in the market interpreted as Herbalife trying to pressure Ackman into giving up on his years-long crusade against the company.
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Giving up on Tuesdays, the lawmakers tentatively agreed on Monday, March 2 — though that falls smack in the middle of the policy conference of Aipac, the pro-Israel lobbying group, a destination for a yearly pilgrimage to Washington by major Israeli politicians.
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After eight disastrous years of an economy that has seen stagnant wages and millions of Americans giving up on finding employment, Republicans have a golden opportunity to showcase conservative economic policies that will spur the economy to create long-term, high-paying jobs.
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For GM, selling Opel and Vauxhall, which added almost 1 million cars to its sales, could mean giving up on the global volume race in which it is currently ranked third behind Volkswagen and Toyota, with just over 10 million vehicles delivered last year.
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"[Working-level talks] would involve the U.S. giving up on its denuclearization-first strategy and opt for an incremental approach to resolve the nuclear and the peace problems," David Santoro, director and senior fellow of nuclear policy programs at Pacific Forum, told VICE News.
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Straight-up inspired by her transformation from teen tourist to adult royal, people dubbed Markle's love story the Ultimate Glow Up. #Goals every time i feel giving up on anything i'm just going to look at this picture set and get my life pic.twitter.
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With Obama giving up on trying to push TPP through before the end of his term in office, Abe will be hoping to convince Trump of its value, or if not, at least get him to discuss closer business and trade links with Japan specifically.
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Sam, giving up on being a Maester after being mistreated by the Arch-Maester and feeling full of guff about having to work his way up the ladder, abandons the Citadel in this episode, in favor of going off to become a great man.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is essentially giving up on fiscal reform by postponing a sales tax hike for two and a half years, putting Japan's credibility on the line and heightening the risk of a credit downgrade that could lift corporate borrowing costs.
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The conservative leaders pushed Brady on the idea, telling him he was acquiescing to the Left's arguments about tax cuts benefiting the rich by creating this fourth bracket — and giving up on the original plan which cut the top rate from 39.6 to 35%.
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Still, Temer maintained a confident outlook, telling Folha he was "absolutely" sure he was capable of finishing his term through the end of 2018 without giving up on his legislative agenda, which includes an ambitious overhaul of the country's labor and social security regulations.
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His threats to raise barriers to the movement of goods and people, his rejection of the Paris climate change accord and his belligerence toward North Korea have convinced the gathering's wealthy and mostly liberal delegates that the United States is giving up on global leadership.
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To underline the marked improvement in his playmaking since becoming a Spur, as well as surely to spite the Toronto General Manager Masai Ujiri for giving up on him, DeRozan totaled 2120 points, 27 rebounds and 222 assists for his first career triple-double.
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But she went on instead to tell the European Parliament that the proposal amounted to "giving up on the Paris Agreement," the pact signed in 2016 under which almost 200 nations promised to limit their emissions, and from which the United States has withdrawn.
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Best known for her "take no prisoners" approach to friendships, life and love, Doute, 36, has teamed up with How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days author Michele Alexander to create the ultimate guide to owning your "crazy" and never giving up on love.
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"The Bay Area, millions of stalwart fans and the business community are not giving up on keeping the Raiders here where they belong," Jim Wunderman, president and chief executive of the Bay Area Council, a business and public policy group, said in a statement.
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"I was livid," said Kelly Yu, who spent five hours at the Midtown Manhattan motor vehicle office on a recent weekday before giving up on trading her New Jersey license, which was about to expire, for a New York license with the Real ID feature.
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Mr. Sewing has already said the bank will focus on Europe and shrink its operations in the United States and Asia, effectively giving up on years of efforts to join the likes of Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan Chase as a Wall Street titan.
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But giving up on Magadan as a functioning urban center would effectively return it to its original role when it was founded in 1929 — a grim seaport through which geologists and then gulag laborers passed on their way to the gold mines of Kolyma.
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It has done so by giving up on going toe-to-toe with Ford and GM on towing and capability numbers and instead offering buyers a solid all-around truck with a plush interior and a lot of highly visible technology in the cabin.
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The Diors and Louis Vuittons know that they have the fashion box ticked, and that by also adding some watchmaking clout, they can open themselves to a new demographic who want a respected watch, while not giving up on their expression of personal style.
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More on that below... Trump not giving up on mandate repeal in tax bill President Trump told House Republicans in a meeting Thursday that he still wants to repeal ObamaCare's individual mandate in tax reform, perhaps in the Senate, according to two lawmakers in attendance.
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And Energy Transfer, which owns and operates 62,500 miles of pipelines across the country and has a market value of nearly $20 billion, is not giving up on the Dakota Access, which, except for the disputed segment — about a mile long — is almost complete.
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" At the half marathon, more than 30 members of "Team Anna" will be on hand to cheer her toward the finish line, says Anna, who is thankful to them all for "not giving up on me and helping me to make the most of every moment.
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Despite all but giving up on making a future debate stage and showing no movement in national or state-based polls, Delaney told CNN that he will be in the 2020 race until Iowa and plans to spend his own personal fortune to make that happen.
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Since it's extremely unlikely that any of these battles will be resolved by companies giving up on their own efforts and working with others (as logical and user-friendly as that would be), the only realistic scenario is if one device becomes a de facto standard.
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Cohen thinks that as the technology and ergonomics of headsets improve, so will users' willingness to spend more time in VR. As VR tech and ergonomics improve, users may embrace longer content The company isn't trying to send the message that it's giving up on gaming.
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Apple's iOS and Android slowly took over, and BlackBerry reacted slowly and clumsily — first with the Z10 in 2013, its first phone without a physical keyboard, and then by giving up on its BlackBerry OS mobile platform in 2015 and switching to a modified version of Android.
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REPUBLICANS STILL HOPING FOR A BUDGET: Senior House Republicans say Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) is not giving up on passing a budget.
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Lamar Alexander, a Tennessee Republican, and Patty Murray, a Washington Democrat, showed no signs Thursday of giving up on a new bipartisan bill that would guarantee the payment of a critical Obamacare subsidy for two years, despite Trump's sharp criticism their proposal just the day before.
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My mother had told me that Rita had started coming to the market after having been burglarized herself, years before, and that, giving up on finding her own things, she'd realized she knew how to navigate the place, and could be of help to the newly burglarized.
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While we are not giving up on dialogue as part of our strategy, it is clear that the gallerists still do not listen to our voices and the questions that their fellow artists are raising about their complicity in displacing working class tenants living only steps away.
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Britney Spears seemed innocent enough when she jumped in an SUV with James Corden for a Carpool Karaoke sesh, but then she said something pretty stunning ... she's given up on marriage -- doesn't believe in it -- she's giving up on men too, but she wants 3 more kids.
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A 2016 segment has always stuck with me, when an anonymous man from Denton, Texas, on his break from a soul-sucking customer service job, called Gethard to say he felt that he had "wasted the last year" and that he was giving up on life.
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But if liberal Americans haven't (yet) given up on the United States in the age of Donald Trump, liberal Jews shouldn't be giving up on Israel on account of an overhyped, underwhelming law whose effects would be mostly invisible if they hadn't been so loudly debated.
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And to really hit home that Olympus isn't giving up on Micro Four Thirds, the company also announced three new flashes and the development of a new 150-400mm f/4.5 zoom camera and 2x teleconverter for all the Micro Four Thirds sports and wildlife photogs out there.
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In the office of his family business, Alessandro Barberis Canonico recounts how one high-profile European client called him recently to say he was giving up on China because of rising costs there and the increased demand for quality - and would need help from Biella for a big collection.
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"There is only some sweeping to be done, but some producers are giving up on that saying labor costs are high and will not pay off considering current coffee prices," said Gil Barabach, Safras analyst, referring to the work done after the regular picking of coffee in trees.
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With ARCHOS, Silent Circle and Bittium all battling for market share, Hogeg's Sirin Labs is launching at a time when consumers, animated by mainly aesthetic concerns, are perhaps willing to pay more for security without compromising on usability — or giving up on the joy of time-wasting apps.
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With the internet's biggest and most important ad networks giving up on the format, we might actually succeed in kicked the player from our browsers in two years, but the software still has a foothold — Google says that Flash video ads aren't included in the cull "at this time."
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Researcher and technologist Aviv Ovadya, one of the first to identify the fake news catastrophe in early 2016, tells Buzzfeed he is worried about an "Information Apocalypse," which could lead to "reality apathy," or people just giving up on finding the truth because it is too indistinguishable from misinformation.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE (R-Texas) is also calling for not giving up on repeal this year.
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Cashman then moved quickly to acquire reliever Tyler Clippard from the Arizona Diamondbacks for the minor league pitcher Vicente Campos, a deal he pointed to as proof — along with the Yankees' reacquisition of Adam Warren in the Chapman deal — that he was not giving up on this season.
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He added that the government might have to give up on other issues, referring to some 15 policies that the government plans to put on the front burner after giving up on an unpopular pension reform bill that failed to raise enough support in Congress in an election year.
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The dynamics inside the administration on this issue appear to have changed, though it's not clear when, or why — whether it was the hardliners finally taking back the strategy, or President Trump giving up on a strategy that was not going to pay big dividends in the near term.
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Bill CassidyWilliam (Bill) Morgan CassidyBottom Line I'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Washington takes historic step forward on paid parental leave MORE (R-La.) for saying that requiring students to be vaccinated is 'giving up on liberty.
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"We wanted to put a smile back on the faces of Thai fans, and we did," said Kiatisuk, who added that he and his team were not giving up on dreams of qualifying for the 2018 World Cup despite taking just 1 point in their first five games.
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"The Russians transformed the Syrian rebellion from one actively fighting Bashar al-Assad to one giving up on the fall of Bashar al-Assad and trying to preserve their areas of influence," Hassan Hassan, director of the nonstate actors program at the Center for Global Policy, told me.
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The story of DJ Screw feels deeply relevant to issues in contemporary hip-hop; his death by codeine overdose still haunts the community, with some rappers recently contemplating giving up on lean and pills completely after the losses of up-and-coming artists like Lil Peep and Juice WRLD.
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In it, Cruz talks candidly and movingly about her struggles giving up on her career for her husband, joining the campaign trail, moving to Texas from Washington, something she likened to "divorcing an essential piece of herself" and identified as a contributing factor in her struggle with depression.
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Cheesewright said Maxxi was now one of Wal-Mart's best performing formats after it had narrowed its focus to small business owners, giving up on competing head-to-head with the larger warehouses of Atacadão, which caters to both business shoppers and an increasing number of thrifty families.
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I remember giving up on a watch party after being so disappointed to see Hollywood once again refuse to recognize a story that actually resonated with me as a queer Black person and a lover of film in favor of one that felt so hopelessly out of touch.
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Prime Minister Theresa May, weaker than ever after her Brexit deal was rejected by parliament three times, made another appeal to the public to explain why she turned to Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn after giving up on winning over eurosceptics in her Conservative Party, whose opposition has hardened.
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Giving up on better ways of reviving the upstate economy, Mr. Cuomo doubled down on gambling: He engineered the 2013 referendum that rewrote the State Constitution to open the door to seven Las Vegas-style casinos, and then cut the deal for the two video gambling parlors on Long Island.
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Meanwhile, though the GOP tax framework does not name any loopholes to be closed, it does propose shifting the US corporate income tax to a purely territorial system — addressing the problem of companies sheltering their overseas profits from taxation by simply giving up on any effort to tax them at all.
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The chairman of the Munich Security Conference and former ambassador to Washington was speaking to Reuters days before the publication of his book "World in Danger", in which he urges Germans not to giving up on the United States because of Trump, while also pressing them to accept more global responsibility.
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One Honduran father and his 3 children are believed to have drowned after giving up on waiting and attempting to illegally cross into the U.S. via the Rio Grande, according to the AP. Tougher questioning: Asylum officers have been told to be tougher on immigrants during the initial credible fear interview.
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While Henrique Dubugras and Pedro Franceschi were giving up on their augmented reality startup inside Y Combinator and figuring out what to do next, they saw their batch mates struggling to get even the most basic corporate credit cards — and in a lot of cases, having to guarantee those cards themselves.
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Read more:A heroic 15-year-old Florida boy was killed protecting his 5-year-old sister from an intruderFormer 'Top Gear' host Jeremy Clarkson told climate activist Greta Thunberg to 'be a good girl' and 'shut up'Vaping giant Juul says it's giving up on fighting San Francisco's anti-vaping laws
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"I don't think we should be giving up on e-cigarettes, but I think the message from our study is that using [e-cigarettes] occasionally with traditional tobacco cigarettes won't lead to cessation," says Nancy Rigotti, a professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School and lead author of the study.
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Before giving up on the lip mask entirely, I decided to try wearing the product during the day and found it worked better as a glossWhile heading to the train station before work one morning, I quickly applied the Kissu Lip Mask and decided to wear it as a balm.
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In the first two years of the Trump administration, Sultan Qaboos bin Said, the late ruler of Oman, confronted a stark situation: Iran-backed Houthi rebels were fighting on his doorstep in Yemen, Israel was attacking his Palestinian allies, and Washington was largely giving up on diplomacy in the Middle East.
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He also suspects that ultra-low, 99-cent pricing will go away in indie titles, something that is also a bit far-fetched; 99-cent pricing is still a clever way to drive up sales and Amazon rankings, and giving up on that odd tweak could be the death of most indie writers.
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A bigger factor was me simply giving up on the possibility of change: I'd spent much of those literally dark months reading books about overpopulation and the negative impacts of the internet on attention spans and memory, and had become convinced that The Masses were too dull and stupefied to change their ways.
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Time to Get a Job""Sorry Millennials, We're Out of the Jobs You Want""Young Americans Giving Up on Getting Rich""It's Been a Rough Coming of Age in the New Century""Give Millennials a Bailout"Fuck You, Millennials"The Misery of Mentoring Millennials""Millennials Didn't Invent Living With the 'Rents""Hey Millennials.
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Over the course of two weeks in August 2017, we polled 1,000 teenage girls in the United States between the ages of 13 and 18 to find out their reasons for giving up on something that has been proven to make them happier, healthier, and more confident throughout the rest of their lives.
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The disputed territories stretch along an ethnically mixed ribbon of land dividing the autonomous Kurdish area in the north of Iraq from the Arab-majority part in the south - more a minefield than a mosaic - at a time when both the Kurds and Sunni Arabs are giving up on Shi'ite rule in Baghdad.
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With options for buying death-penalty drugs significantly narrowed, states face a choice between scrounging for surprisingly expensive medications through back channels, reverting to older, less sanitised execution methods like the electric chair or giving up on a punishment that most of America and nearly all of the industrialised world has already abandoned.
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TV on Monday that the American public is "giving up" on the idea of 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's long-promised border wall.
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Going all-in means expressing confidence that your team can fight off a half-dozen or more competing postseason hopefuls; giving up on the season and getting to work on the next requires a pragmatic, unsentimental approach that is, in some basic sense, antithetical to the way most people care about sports.
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Having said that, I think for women the way to change things is by giving up on this futile sense of guilt that has been inbred into women across societies, across cultures -- and we always have this image of what we are supposed to do or what we are supposed to be.
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The conversation between Murray and Harris, one not unique to them, is particularly important right now because it shows how longstanding, deeply harmful tropes are being rehabilitated across the right as a brave stand against political correctness, and as a justification for cutting social programs and giving up on efforts to foster racial equality.
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That said, it does seem kind of odd that Facebook — a company that seems to prioritize gathering user data above all else — is giving up on capturing people's photos through Moments, but it's possible that the technology here could show up in the more mainstream Facebook app down the line now that Moments is dying.
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While Twitter is not giving up on developers entirely — it will continue to maintain Twitter Kit, monetization platform MoPub and a handful of other developer products and support meet-ups — selling off what was once its flagship developer offering sends mixed signals to developers with whom Twitter has had a historically complicated relationship with.
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Now, many Republicans in high finance are simply giving up on the 2016 primaries and waiting to see whether they sit out the general election as well, back the GOP nominee or grudgingly support Hillary Clinton who has historic ties to the industry, something that has dogged her throughout her primary against Vermont Sen.
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The wheels start to fall off when Veronica comes up with more and more outlandish future events, giving up on the game show format entirely to chug a bottle of wine while the contestants write their own nutso suggestions of what the president could do that would possibly lead to any sort of consequences.
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Read more: Trump never made it to the G7 climate meeting, and world leaders say they are giving up on bringing the US back into the Paris accordsIn fact, according to multiple media reports, Trump faced significant blowback from other G7 members when he raised the idea at a private dinner on Saturday night.
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In a move that has drawn fire from Donald J. Trump and other critics of the North American Free Trade Agreement, Ford is giving up on making small cars in the United States and plans to move production of its Focus compact cars from the Wayne factory to a new plant under construction in Mexico.
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Yet I don't think the contrast is meant to nudge us toward aligning ourselves with Charlie instead of Nicole: Both are making choices that are right for their son, whether it's pursuing creative projects that are financially but not professionally fulfilling or giving up on the New York life to stay close to him.
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That being said, she's not giving up on her post-maternity uniform of a black spandex leotard under a fur coat just yet: On Saturday, the mom of two was spotted wearing the classic combo while hitting up Toys R Us in Woodland Hills, California, with her daughter North, 2 – though she wore sneakers, a rare occurrence for her.
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If the Republican Party truly becomes the party of Donald J. Trump (and there is good reason to think it will), and Democrats continue to court moderate pro-business Republicans alienated by Mr. Trump while giving up on nostalgia-minded white working-class voters (also likely), this may make some states and congressional districts more competitive.
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"To have any chance of stopping them from killing each other and the innocent bystanders, we have to stop them from giving up on themselves and their future," Mr. Emanuel said, pledging $36 million in government and donated funds over the next three years to provide mentors to 1303,200 eighth, ninth and 10th graders in the city's most violent neighborhoods.
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" The State Department has pledged to continue multilateral diplomatic efforts despite the end of bilateral efforts with Russia, with Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryTrump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button #FreeAustinTice trending on anniversary of kidnapping in Syria MORE saying Tuesday that the United States is "not giving up on the Syrian people.
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And outside of Paul Ryan, who once said that he has dreamed of gutting Medicaid since he was "drinking out of kegs," and the more hardcore Freedom Caucus members who find the idea of the government doing anything to expand health coverage offensive, I doubt giving up on coverage elimination but still cutting taxes would upset many Republicans in Congress.
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Not just because life will be less stressful or because people who are harsh and unforgiving to themselves end up being harsh and unforgiving to others, as the journalists were with Singer (although both things, I believe, are true) but because if we have two sets of practices that work, we will lose something by giving up on either one of them.
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The news, first reported by CNBC, indicates Facebook isn't giving up on a vision it first put out years ago, when it began developing an AI assistant for its Messenger platform simply called M. This time around, however, Facebook says it is focusing less on messaging and more on platforms in which hands-free interaction, via voice control and potentially gesture control, is paramount.
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Sen. Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE (R-Texas) isn't giving up on his effort to stop the Obama administration from transferring control of functions vital to the internet to an international governing authority by Oct. 1.
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Said Hassabis: "On behalf of the whole AlphaGo team at DeepMind, I'd like to congratulate Lee Se-dol for his legendary decade at the top of the game, and wish him the very best for the future ... I know Lee will be remembered as one of the greatest Go players of his generation" According to Yonhap, Lee isn't completely giving up on playing AI, though.
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There are also lots of little passive-aggressive tricks you see in email that should definitely be avoided — things like CCing someone's boss, putting "URGENT" in the subject line unnecessarily, the dreaded "Thanks in advance" signoff … TH: Last year The Times ran a story that included a section on declaring "email bankruptcy" — essentially just giving up on old emails you know you'll never get to.
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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, late last month, threatened to push Canada out of the deal, seemingly giving up on the deal's self-imposed deadline while threatening the country with auto tariffs if an agreement couldn't be reached.
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CORNYN ON FBI SURVEILLANCE POWER: Senate Majority Whip John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas) is not giving up on his push to let law enforcement obtain a customer's electronic communications records with subpoena-like National Security Letters.
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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 said Monday that he is "not giving up" on getting funding for a wall along the southern border, saying that he has "no choice" but to continue the government shutdown over the wall.
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Read more: Trump never made it to the G7 climate meeting, and world leaders say they are giving up on bringing the US back into the Paris accordsA statement by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration on its website said dropping a nuclear bomb into a hurricane would be "devastating" and might not alter the course of the storm but could result in radioactive material being spread by the storm's winds.
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C.) and Bill CassidyWilliam (Bill) Morgan CassidyI'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Washington takes historic step forward on paid parental leave The 23 Republicans who opposed Trump-backed budget deal MORE (R-La.) say they are not giving up on their bill to repeal and replace ObamaCare after GOP leaders declined to hold a vote on the legislation this week.
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