I have faith in God and I have faith in the fairness of the American people.
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"I still have faith in the athletic director, I still have faith in the president," he said.
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But to have faith in those credentials, voters must have faith in the institutions that uphold them.
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I have faith in all them, and they have faith in me that we can get it done.
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Certain things that I have faith in, others didn't have faith in and it made me start looking at myself.
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But in this presidency, an attorney general the president can have faith in is an attorney general the public cannot have faith in.
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It's been a miserable year so far for the Yellow Jackets, but the big bettors in Las Vegas have faith in them, and I have faith in the big bettors.
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"If I let those people down who have faith in me -- that's a scary thing when so many people have faith in you and believe you can do something," Sanders said.
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Mark Struthers: Stay calm and have faith in our system.
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Few stakeholders I've talked to have faith in that solution.
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The vote showed that Turks still have faith in elections.
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But again, I have faith in the deputy attorney general.
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However, not all Ghanaians have faith in the electoral process.
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But I do have faith in the new attorney general.
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"I have faith in God and I pray," he said.
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Or should we have faith in the designer's own creed?
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I have faith in [CEO] Alex Gorsky and that company.
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I have faith in parents' ability to overreact to everything.
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And have faith in our great American spirit and determination.
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It's hard to have faith in your own inner compass.
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His family have said they have faith in the justice system.
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I have faith in the world inside the light-filled box.
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And we want to inspire kids to have faith in themselves.
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"I want to have faith in the American people," she said.
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I have faith in this sport, where the atmosphere is healthy.
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The American people must have faith in a strong, independent FBI.
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I have faith in her, in her generation, and in you.
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However, we still have faith in an interesting appearance at least.
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You can be scared, but I have faith in the security.
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I have faith in his character, his beliefs, and his balls.
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It's O.K. to have faith in Purdue, Michigan or the Spartans.
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You just have to have faith in the force of belief.
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A: I've learned you have to have faith in your businesses.
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I have faith in the public sector and the medical system.
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"I don't have faith in this management and this board," he said.
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"I want to have faith in humanity," von Heinrichshorst told me earnestly.
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And if Tulip doesn't have faith in him, how can the viewers?
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No, you shouldn't have faith in the predictive power of gambling markets.
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"I want to [have faith in Comey]," said a visibly annoyed Rep.
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Easier said than done, I know, but I have faith in you.
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"We always have faith in each other," Seattle linebacker Bobby Wagner said.
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These people are the reason that Americans don't have faith in Congress.
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The students in my classes didn't have faith in all-explaining dogmas.
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I have faith in my colleagues, especially my senior Senator Amy Klobuchar.
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I have faith in my colleagues, especially my senior senator, Amy Klobuchar.
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The truth always comes out and that's what I have faith in.
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" Hanks hopes this story will remind viewers to have "faith in our institutions.
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" "You can be scared," Tiffany says, "but I have faith in the security.
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At the end of the day, empower her to have faith in herself.
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Contrary to popular belief, a majority of Americans have faith in free enterprise.
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It also made him have faith in the system for the first time.
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"All the companies indicated to me they have faith in Mexico," she said.
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They no longer trust their institutions or have faith in their common destiny.
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Ma encouraged people to have faith in humanity, our creativity, and the future.
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"At this point, I do not have faith in Con Ed," he said.
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"I still have faith in the system for the long run," she said.
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I have faith in you and us and our ability to understand democracy.
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She said she had to have faith in her abilities when others wouldn't.
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It means that we are efficient, and our clients have faith in us.
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And CBS as a network just doesn't seem to have faith in the show.
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But you'd have faith in a system that was 99 percent accurate, wouldn't you?
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Trump seems to have faith in nothing except pure brute strength and political vengeance.
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If you don't have faith in Johnson's theory, your fate is sealed and doomed.
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"No matter what, I still have faith in them," Deborah says of law enforcement.
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However, I have faith in our community's drive to stand up and defend itself.
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Imagine that: Just 28503 in 22019 citizens here have faith in their own government.
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We must have faith in them and in their ability to survive and recover.
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I want to have faith in the men and women sworn to protect me.
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And the tracks would trust him too, just like they have faith in Ecclestone.
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"We do not have faith in the police force," he said in an interview.
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But for now, I have faith in a democratic public's ability to police itself.
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When we come to have faith in Christ, it necessarily impacts everything we do.
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" Littrell closed by saying, "I have faith in his character, his beliefs, and his balls.
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Some funeral directors recently told BuzzFeed News they don't have faith in the government's investigation.
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"We have faith in the fact that [Mr Duque is] going to deliver," she said.
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In most countries, consumers and businesses have faith in the currencies issued by the government.
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They have faith in what they can achieve and just get started on the goal.
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If it ever seems too hard, or you stumble and relapse, have faith in yourself.
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"He is absolutely innocent, and we have faith in the judiciary to prove him so."
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We must be vigilant, have faith in and use the courts, and above all, vote.
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Older respondents were least likely to have faith in the congressional and special counsel inquiries.
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"We have faith in the Indian judicial system," TikTok said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Weight Watchers saw all this happening and concluded that people didn't have faith in diets.
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"President Donald Trump and I have faith in the power of redemption," Ms. DeVos said.
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"But ... not many investors have faith in Facebook's ability to meet those estimates," he continued.
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Gadsby doesn't seem to have faith in the power of comedy to solve the world's ills.
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And while it will be hard to top the catsuit, we have faith in King Kylie.
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I have faith in the dedicated, funny, selfless, brilliant young men and women on my staff.
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We have faith in your creative vision but this is simply too far out of line.
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At the end of the day I believe in karma and I have faith in God.
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"Voters on the right and left want to have faith in the electoral system," Smerconish insisted.
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She stood by university employees and urged the public to have faith in the adjudication process.
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I have faith in the younger generation, in other words, but they're a long way out.
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It is what the country needs to have faith in any investigation into General Flynn's conduct.
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I have faith in the dedicated, funny, selfless, brilliant young men and women on my staff.
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"I have faith in God," Ms. Rayos said, pinching her forehead and trying not to cry.
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With more than 100 years of jacket-making behind them, you can have faith in Schott.
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I have faith in the dedicated, funny, selfless, brilliant, young men and women on my staff.
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More than anything, OnePlus needs to have faith in the strength of its own designs and execution.
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Many in the industry are averse to risk and they have faith in materials as they are.
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They have faith in the power of the #MeToo movement, and the lasting change it can affect.
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Hazinski doesn't have faith in the candidates and think the fame of politics is ruining the system.
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For best results from your Miller Lite-fueled rant, have faith in your loved ones' best selves.
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If the corruption is not removed, then people are not able to have faith in their government.
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"I would say investors should have faith in Chinese policymakers because they've been fairly consistent," Maher said.
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"Like many Americans, I wanted to have faith in the integrity of our Justice Department," he said.
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Because I have faith in this critic's taste, this will be my next purchase in the bookstore.
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"If bitcoin can survive under such a high rollercoaster period, I have faith in it," she adds.
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Behind their enduring faith in American engagement—military, or otherwise—they still have faith in American exceptionalism.
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"I have faith in the Southern District US Attorney's Office that their integrity is unimpeachable," Wood said.
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They may still have faith in the religion but don't take it as seriously as they should.
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So my job is to help preserve that strength and teach them to have faith in it.
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"I have faith in the process," she told reporters in New Hampshire recently, "and the American people."
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I do have faith in the institutions and I think that the institutions include the fourth estate.
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I also don't have faith in Sam not to mess things up with his Richie Cunningham aura.
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It will be equally difficult to have faith in the information that he doles out going forward.
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"I think elections — it's very important people have faith in the outcome of the elections," she said.
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" Philipps added that she remains optimistic about the future of the show, saying, "I have faith in me.
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"We still have faith in the starting point of a [rating from] Moody's S&P," one investor said.
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"I have faith in God," she said at the time, "And I don't let [the cancer] bother me."
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"I have faith in the Southern District U.S. attorney's office that their integrity is unimpeachable," Judge Wood said.
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Thankfully, viewers might not need multiple layers of evidence to have faith in anything Bernard tells us soon.
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But there are a few celebrities she does have faith in, and one of them is Lena Dunham.
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Those who have faith in leprechauns will be surrounded by colorful, cursing leprechauns, spreading their gold coins around.
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Emotionally and spiritually, this new moon is all about belief—what and who do you have faith in?
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You have to have faith in the 26-year-old CEO if you're going to bet on Snap.
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They could also do both, especially if they don't have faith in Allen as a long-term fixture.
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Have faith in Swamp Dogg, in Papa Hobo, in East Atlanta Santa and Gillian Welch and Lou Reed.
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People who didn't have faith in their country's institutions were more likely to say vigilante violence was justified.
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"Have faith in yourself and don't give up for at least a year of persistent effort," said Nain.
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But it's important for entrepreneurs to "take the leap," said Robins, when they have faith in an idea.
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I now have faith in my body to carry on, and that has made me a better actor.
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I still have faith in Apple to deliver huge profits and still am a buyer for our clients.
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I have faith in myself and team to put out the right content for this day and age.
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If we want future generations to have faith in freedom, we need to restore our faith in them.
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Can women and minorities have faith in the system protecting them, even if there isn't a "smoking gun"?
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Make sure there are people in your life who will have faith in your promise when you can't.
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We need to have faith in a system that is not deemed to favour one person over another.
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"We wouldn't have upgraded to a bigger home if we didn't have faith in a resurrection," she said.
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More fundamentally, many Hong Kong people no longer have faith in their government to make the right decisions.
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You might have to spar with the puzzle to find the rest, but I have faith in you.
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It can be difficult to trust life's timing, but learn to have faith in yourself during this transit.
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" It was, Affleck said, "an example where I learned to have faith in the writing, and in Kenny.
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If the corruption is not removed, then the people are not able to have faith in their government.
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It's not everyday you make "Shark Tank" history — let alone persuade Mr. Wonderful to have faith in your product.
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I think people have to have faith in Jack and Rebecca, and realize that there's nothing untoward that happened.
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Trump has undermined the FBI It's important that Americans have faith in the justice system and respect for laws.
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But you know I have faith in the American public that you know we will do the right thing.
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A good prank challenges people who have faith in humanity, societal constructs, and the goodness in your common man.
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Conventional economists have faith in more or less apolitical central bankers guiding the economy with carefully set interest rates.
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Ultimately, they wanted to persuade their audiences to have faith in the man that God raised from the dead.
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"The Alabama delegation, all three of us, we trust her and we have faith in her ability," he added.
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I definitely have faith in young people and I think there will be a shift when they take over.
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"If it's a bad facility, I don't have faith in the type of answers you will get," Smith said.
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The localism part means a radical decentralization of other powers, to the levels of authority people have faith in.
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First, his runners must have faith in themselves, in their ability to run faster when they are most tired.
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I have faith in God, and I will continue to pray for everyone who has been harmed or hurt.
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Voters on the right and left want to have faith in the electoral system," its editorial board said. "Mr.
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The majority of Americans don't have faith in the integrity of the country's elections, a recent Gallup poll finds.
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I have faith in the ability of all stakeholders to work together to identify and coalesce around this vision.
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You don't need to worry about a salary when you have faith in yourself and what you can accomplish.
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"I want him to know I have faith in him to play him longer minutes," Kings coach Dave Joerger said.
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I've also learned that it's important to have faith in the people who are looking after my kids, as well.
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And we built a secure payment system — no small undertaking — which allows users to have faith in in-app transactions.
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"I've been saying the entire time that we had to stay with it, have faith in each other," Lillard said.
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"We should have faith in the rule of law of Hong Kong, which also includes obeying the law," Lam added.
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Go deeper: Trump makes voting great again Midterm elections countdown Exclusive poll: Only half of Americans have faith in democracy
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I have faith in what God says, and if you just look at what he told us, everything matches up.
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"It's special to be able to work in a place where you really have faith in each other," says Hauser.
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Also, I don't have faith in my ability to eat pages of a book without vomiting, the way Loftus does.
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The market might not always have faith in female leaders, but records show investors might need to rethink that calculus.
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But we have faith in Dunham — and we're pleased to report that the first peek at season 6 is awesome.
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Sure, the Ron Johnsons of the world are grabbing headlines by refusing to say whether they have faith in McConnell .
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When young soldiers or Marines turn to these stories for inspiration and courage, they must have faith in their legitimacy.
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Shareholders have faith in CEO Gallagher, who slashed costs and cut debt faster than expected over the past two years.
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In order to move Haiti toward political stability and democracy, the Haitian people must have faith in the electoral process.
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But he added, "I still have faith in the party and what the party stands for is still the same."
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"Even at a time of increasingly polarized politics, we have faith in our fundamental democratic institutions and values," Smith wrote.
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"Have faith in the American people," Pence told about 3,000 people attending a fundraising barbecue in the town of Anderson.
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In telling residents to have faith in their water supply, Mr. Snyder has cited scientists from the state's environmental agencies.
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But as with any such image, belief comes down to whether we have faith in the depicted faith or not.
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How do designers have faith in their own work when it seems as if they are doubted by their peers?
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Little wonder fewer than half of Democratic voters say they have faith in American democracy, according to a recent poll.
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Simply put, they lived on a smaller art planet, one small enough to have faith in a Next Big Step.
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Instead, have faith in others and reassure them that they will learn from the mistake and won't make it again.
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And Sims, who initially "didn't really have faith in cutting that [partnership] deal," now has nothing but praise for Marcus.
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Mr. Firtash continues, however, to have faith in Ms. Toensing and Mr. diGenova's ability to work the Justice Department angle.
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Nearly 22020 percent of Americans who were polled said that they didn't have faith in the honesty of U.S. elections.
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But unlike in the early days of parenting, I now have lots of reasons to have faith in Chloe herself.
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Kevin Farmer, said the board continued to have faith in Mr. Newman's ability to lead despite the controversy over the firings.
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We are stronger when we embrace inclusion, not intolerance; when we have faith in our commonalities, not fear of our differences.
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I have faith in our citizens of South Dakota, in our voters, that they will see the possibilities that are there.
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Tammy Duckworth, tweeted Tuesday that based on his background in the military, he does not have faith in Trump to lead.
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Plus, with people already loyal to American Giant's hoodies, it makes sense for fans to have faith in its pants, too.
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"After all the betrayals and all the mistakes I've seen made, I no longer have faith in it," one informant says.
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Analysts who have faith in the deal as it is currently designed recommend more modesty in attempting to build upon it.
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Though MTV has retired the award for best shirtless performance, Adam Devine seems to have faith in the category's eventual revival.
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I do have faith in the judicial process and have no doubt that I will be acquitted from any wrong doing.
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The American people cannot have faith in our intelligence agencies if they are pushing an agenda to harm candidates they dislike.
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"Our first responsibility is to make sure our congregants have faith in God and second, that they are safe," Whitlock said.
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"I spent three months in the Australian bush looking for it, I have faith in that animal's existence," Galante tells PEOPLE.
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I've begun tiptoeing in that direction, trying to learn how to be spiritually nimble and to have faith in people again.
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Students may have faith in firsthand accounts shared online, but they are still generally wary of the news they see there.
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But, Mr. Sylvester said, more important than a plan was for the campus to have faith in the leader implementing it.
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But we're living in a time where it's really hard to believe in miracles, it's hard to have faith in anything.
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He mentions the need to have faith in our "extensive screening procedures" and asks our allies to be patient with us.
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It is so easy to believe in your own autonomy and so difficult to have faith in the autonomy of others.
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Have faith in a positive outcomeIt is very hard to do good work without being optimistic, exceptionally determined, and intellectually curious.
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I have faith in the proud legacy of Progressive advocacy that I have had the privilege to be a part of.
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Many of the senior hunters in Talo Chipla no longer collect honey today, but the villagers have faith in the upcoming generation.
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The dollar is the world's reserve currency, underwriting the global financial system, because nations the world over have faith in American stability.
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But I have faith that the work will continue, because I have faith in the people who have helped me do it.
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Messrs Greenspan and Wooldridge have faith in America's technological lead and innovative capacity in industries such as AI, robotics and even finance.
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In continental Europe and, especially, Asia, many have faith in the government's ability to steer companies into industries they might otherwise shun.
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"We have faith in the Greek justice system and a long road ahead of us," said another of Vinnik's lawyers, Xanthippi Moisidou.
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Despite it all, I still have faith in the honorable men and women of the FBI and their willingness to pursue justice.
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Tellingly, the vast majority of self-reported Democratic voters don't have faith in Buttigieg to lead the party to victory in 2020.
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"What's important is that people have faith in the system," Pennsylvania State Senate Majority Leader Jake Corman, a Republican, told CNN Friday.
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Those who see Kavanaugh as someone who is not their ally may not have faith in the decisions and rulings he writes.
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Americans feel alienated from and distrustful toward most structures of authority these days, but this is one they can have faith in.
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Other areas hurt by the trade conflict still have faith in Mr. Trump, who has also played to fears about illegal immigrants.
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"Students nowadays don't have faith in politics," she said, particularly the students who voted for the first time in the 2016 election.
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None of this is to say that to have faith in government, one must believe that the President needs to be impeached.
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But I have faith that the work will continue because I have faith in the people who have helped me do it.
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They open the door to an industry that would like you to work for it, with it, and ultimately have faith in it.
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I had a lot of fun with Jedi Challenges, but I still don't have faith in the headset as a long-term investment.
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Deepgram co-founders, 20-year-old wunderkind Noah Shutty and his University of Michigan lab supervisor Scott Stephenson, definitely have faith in sound.
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But he did have faith in regular people and in humor, which to him was the language of the people, not the regime.
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I have faith in their potential, that they will stay strong and make themselves and other people happy, like they did for me.
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"It was very empowering to, you know, take that plunge and have faith in myself and… trust in my own ability," she says.
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As HuffPost reports, there has been a steep decline in Republicans saying they have faith in the FBI in the last two years.
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Mason Rudolph will start for the Steelers after Ben Roethlisberger's injury last week, and I have faith in the second-year signal-caller.
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"Clean athletes are at the point where we can't have faith in the system," said Lauryn Williams, a United States sprinter and bobsledder.
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Also, she feels that the US government has given her very little reason to have faith in its ability to manage the outbreak.
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"I don't have faith in your leadership at Fox News at the senior levels," the chairman, Tom Perez, told the anchor Bill Hemmer.
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"You have faith in these people, in their credibility and you trust that won't be taken advantage of," she said in an interview.
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The diplomats testified that they were "shocked and devastated" to learn that Trump and Ukraine's new president did not have faith in them.
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"I do get afraid, but I have faith in my God," Chand told FirstPost, an Indian news site, at a meet in June.
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That is a tall order, but investors have faith in Wilder, the former CEO and chief executive of Texas electric utility TXU Corporation.
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"We need to convince people from all colors to come back and have faith in parliamentary democracy," said Thanathorn, a father of three.
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A thousand respondents is around the average for a national US election poll, so there are reasons to have faith in the findings.
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As long as we have faith in each other and trust in God, then there is no goal at all beyond our reach.
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But the film's studio, 20th Century Fox, clearly have faith in Love, Simon's broad appeal—perhaps helped by its groundswell of internet support.
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They say they have to protect each other on TikTok because they don't have faith in the company's ability to keep its users safe.
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Friday's new moon occurs in a very intimate sector of your chart, encouraging you to have faith in other people—but don't be naive.
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"I have faith in our training staff and I will have some treatment tonight and (Friday), then hopefully be ready for Dallas," Paul said.
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And not that I don't have faith in Carl, Carl would be there, but we're talking about if my life is on the line.
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The owner of Italian soccer club Inter Milan is asking fans to have faith in the team as it works to turn things around.
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"Government must function in an accountable and ethical manner for the public to have faith in our elected officials," the Tax March leaders said.
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Nakia and T'Challa have faith in a better world, certainly much more than Killmonger did — but it's not clear how realistic those hopes are.
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"This is a sign that people have faith in women and I know their consciousness (of women) will continue to increase," she tells CNN.
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But you've stuck with this stock and said that you're not selling and that you have faith in Tim Sloan who's the existing CEO.
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"I have faith in what Lincoln referred to as 'the better angels of American nature,'" Mr. Trudeau said diplomatically in an interview with CBC.
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"It was important to send a message to our group that we believe in them and that we have faith in them," Vigneault said.
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You're a practical person, Taurus, and you trust yourself, know your values, and what you have faith in—you're not going to be gaslit!
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"People have faith in it because the nuns make it," said Dolores Huacuz, an expert on the region's amphibians and a retired university professor.
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There's no clinging to the past—a new portal is opening, and you have to have faith in yourself as you walk through it.
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If you do have faith in a universal method of reasoning that everyone accepts, then the Millian defense of absolute free speech is sound.
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The run-up to the Pence unveiling had not been exactly calming for citizens who wanted to have faith in competent White House oversight.
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"But if something like this is not receiving the justice and respect that it deserves, what kind of processes can we have faith in?"
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We have got to believe, and have faith in the organisers, even if it is behind closed doors or played at a different venue.
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"Gannett continues to have faith in the value of all of Tribune's assets as part of Gannett," it said in a statement on Thursday.
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"But if something like this is not receiving the justice and respect that it deserves, what kind of processes can we have faith in?"
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"I have faith in the Southern District U.S. Attorney's Office that their integrity is unimpeachable," making a taint team "a viable option," Judge Wood said.
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If you don't have faith in a physician's trustworthiness and expertise, you're not likely to pay proper attention to what he or she tells you.
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"I believe a wise leader will follow the historical trend and we shall have faith in that," China's top climate change negotiator Xie Zhenhua said.
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I'm taking this step and I'm going to have faith in this new thing that makes me feel alive and makes me feel really good.
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In countries like the United States and Britain, people were twice as likely to have faith in the news media to weed out fake news.
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We're told Lamar's aunt, cousin and other New York family members spoke with Lamar Friday, telling him they have faith in him and love him.
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However, few Zimbabweans will have faith in the figures coming from an administration that since 2013 has been forced to cut all its growth targets.
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This year taught you how to cut up your credit card, how to have faith in ability, and how to forgive yourself for past mistakes.
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We must have faith in our capacity to become a country that does not control large segments of our society based on race and class.
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He can simply take pride in knowing that his constituents and his peers, other prominent Republican Senators, have faith in his leadership, wisdom and strategy.
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"The App Store is a safe, secure platform where users can have faith in the apps they discover and the transactions they make," Apple said.
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"It's tough to have faith in the Titans," said the former receiver Nate Burleson, now an analyst for NFL Network, in an interview last week.
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Kant thought that the only way to sort things out was to have faith in an afterlife, where people's happiness is proportional to their goodness.
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But I have faith in the American people and civil society, as well as the lawmakers who continue to challenge these shortsighted, morally unsound policies.
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Defenders of the president argue that most voters are uninterested in the latest palace intrigue and have faith in Trump as an agent of change.
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"I have faith in what Jared was conveying to me was an accurate retelling of this guy," Musk said in a deposition earlier this summer.
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But, we do have faith in the power of communities to demand accountability from their government when they are equipped with the data they need
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I sense where we break is that you have faith in "your side," while I distrust "my side" nearly as much as I distrust yours.
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"I am talking to a number of people, all of whom I have faith in and am deciding how to respond, quite frankly," he said.
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"I don't have faith in your leadership at Fox News at the senior levels," Perez told Bill Hemmer in a remarkable moment on Fox Monday morning.
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Whereas for Democrats, who do want people to trust the government, who do want people to have faith in public institutions, there is a higher bar.
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"We can't have faith in the 2012 results," said Ms. Williams, the first American woman to have won medals at both the Summer and Winter Olympics.
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Sure, they know better than most people what unfortunate scenarios lie around the corner, but they also have faith in people to work to avert them.
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"The show at that point was so much about faith, and we wanted to ask our audience if they could have faith in Nora," Perrotta said.
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"To have faith in someone, for a Flint resident, is taboo," Catrina Tillman, a spokesperson for the city's First Trinity Missionary Baptist Church, told VICE News.
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Nearly 70 percent of Americans believe President Trump has damaged the dignity of the presidency, and only half have faith in our system of self-government.
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He says outright that he does not have faith in the process of memory, insisting it is less likely to disclose truths than to twist them.
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Chinese authorities were open about their plans, too, telling the public via editorials in state media not to panic and to have faith in the government.
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In truth, legislators charged with the heavy and sad responsibility to investigate can have faith in our constitutional system and the American people at the polls.
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A democracy can't work if people don't have faith in the electoral process and if the losing side doesn't accept the legitimacy of the winning side.
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For several of those more recent years, my son has asked me how I could continue to have faith in the choices of the American people.
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They must to do it not because they have faith in the legal system — some of the questions about the prosecution of Mr. Netanyahu are serious.
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You can have faith in that both because of the rigorous Futuremark analysis, and because the planned obsolescence theory never made any sense in the first place.
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But to a striking degree, Ms Schoemaker Holmes suggests, Canadians have "faith in their government" to ensure that refugees are given a haven and are properly vetted.
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"Although Twitter pulled off a similar miracle, call us skeptical as – despite the memo – we don't have faith in Snap's leadership to navigate these rapids," Nathanson added.
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I learned to put a longer "pause" between my impulse and my actions, to have faith in myself and others and wait for what I truly desired.
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When these two totally different planets clash, the vibe can be deflating and even kind of scary—things you used to have faith in can become unreliable.
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Satya Nadella, the CEO of Microsoft, gave a speech in which he discouraged women from asking for raises; better, he offered, to "have faith" in the system.
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"(The auction) clearly indicates that investors still have faith in the Italian economy, if not the government," said Seema Shah, global investment strategist at Principal Global Investors.
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Chris Pratt, a general manager at Mid Continent, wrote in the Wall Street Journal that many colleagues still have faith in Trump 'but time is running out.
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"You just have to have faith in the bullpen and know that we are more than capable of scoring a run and pulling it out," Kuhl said.
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He carved most of them with the words "True Faith True Light Have Faith in God" and, as he was instructed, gave them away free of charge.
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The E.E.O.C. has suggested a counterintuitive idea: Reward managers if harassment complaints increase, at least initially, in their departments — that means employees have faith in the system.
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Faith's catering firm, Have Faith in Your Kitchen, has been hired for a weekend party by Max Dane, a once-famous Broadway producer celebrating his 70th birthday.
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"I still have faith in our legal system, and I hope moving forward we can distinguish between emotion and facts," the Flipping Out star told PEOPLE on Wednesday.
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If you have faith in nothing else, have faith that each day there will be at least one tiny reason to feel gratitude, even just for a moment.
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It would be an easy thing to fuck up, but I'm willing to have faith in Doom having played the Bethesda-published and staunchly anti-fascist Wolfenstein reboot.
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However, I (as a reader of IGN and a customer of Humble Bundle) have faith in both companies to keep a reasonable amount of separation between the two.
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"I don't really have faith in the candidate I'm voting for," said Naser Amer Majeed, a 46-year-old retired army officer who was voting in East Mosul.
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And I just say bring it on because I just have faith in the people of the country, they actually want someone with the experience of standing up.
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"Our unions have been weakened so much that a lot of teachers don't have faith" in them, said Noah Karvelis, an elementary school music teacher in Tolleson, Ariz.
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However, if you have faith in a player that seems to have a nose for the end zone, he's scored five touchdowns over the 49ers past six games.
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" But instead of sharing some of the negative tweets aimed at her, DeGeneres shared one which said "Ellen and George Bush together makes me have faith in America again.
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It is a clunky narrative device, suggesting that the film-makers did not have faith in viewers to understand the evils of totalitarian censorship without an Orwellian name-drop.
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And Trump's critics have said they have faith in Defense Secretary James Mattis and national security adviser H.R. McMaster to craft smart strategies to deal with challenges going forward.
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People are more likely to cooperate with police and obey the law when they perceive the system as legitimate and have faith in the integrity of the justice system.
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We have faith in the justice system and are confident that when we finally have an opportunity to defend ourselves, it will be clear that this was an accident.
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Amid Trump's ongoing war with the press, the survey finds more Americans have faith in the White House (37 percent) than the media (30 percent) or Congress (29 percent).
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If conclusions are going to be trusted and relied upon, there needs to be a system where the public will have faith in the process and can accept its conclusions.
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In 2007, Aum Shinrikyo divided into two separate sects—and Aleph and Hikari no Wa. According to Japan's Justice Ministry, the groups still have faith in Asahara.[Bloomberg/CNN/BBC]
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Just 240% of Americans said they have faith in democracy, and 20103% say they have lost faith in democracy, according to a new Axios/SurveyMonkey poll conducted in late October.
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So if we have a provable, demonstrable prototype we can show that there are ways to ensure that all parties have faith in the video and how it was captured.
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We believe in their products and services, we have faith in their durability, their competitive advantages, their vision of what the future looks like and how they'll fit into it.
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I continue to have faith in his commitment to civil rights and racial justice and urge him to support legislation that will truly reform the sentencing process in this country.
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But most Ukrainians have faith in the good-government policies the Poroshenko Bloc Solidarity Party, which have been implemented gradually – and successfully – since the President Poroshenko was elected in 2014.
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I have faith in the activists who organized to help me win my first campaign and who have kept on organizing to help fight for the people who needed us.
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Also according to Levada: Russians trust Putin less because they have faith in his ability to solve problems (24 percent) than because they see no alternative to him (85033 percent).
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Have faith in what you create and develop the habit of telling yourself repeatedly that if you build it (well, based on understanding of your target audience), they will come.
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As Southern senators who were used to cutting deals when they were businessmen, Mr. Corker and Mr. Warner have as good a reason as any to have faith in bipartisanship.
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He is counting on you to have faith in him and in your discussion at the Singapore summit, despite his failure to denuclearize and despite his demands for more concessions.
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"The government of Russia does not have faith in the government of Afghanistan, they think the Afghan government is a puppet of the Americans, which is baseless," Mr. Kochai said.
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Asked if people could have faith in his leadership, Morrison, who has canceled a planned trip to India next week, said on Sunday he was focused on dealing the crisis.
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Many people who have faith in the divine believe humans have a soul, and many of those people ascribe a soul very early in the process, conception being most common.
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Bright red banners with religious slogans, including the Chinese characters for "Emmanuel", meaning God is with us, or simply "We have faith in you, Jesus" adorn the gates of many homes.
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My friends, let us have faith in each other, let us not grow weary and lose heart, for there are more seasons to come and there is more work to do.
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They're so committed to this that, although it's still April, they've gone ahead and announced that their first new song, "I Still Have Faith In You," will be out in December.
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My friends, let us have faith in each other, let us not grow weary and lose heart for there are more seasons to come and there is more work to do.
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While the women aren't actually nuns from the Catholic church, they told Plaza they do believe that what they do is "spiritual" and that they have faith in a higher power.
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"The only way the American people can have faith in this investigation is for it to be led by a fearless, independent special prosecutor," Senate minority leader, Chuck Schumer, said Tuesday.
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Maybe you don't have faith in your knowledge of Italian numerical abbreviations of the number six, but that's what I'm here for, so I'll tell you that the answer is SESTO.
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In a race where even the most optimistic of candidates have struggled to gain traction, Patrick's advisers have faith in his ability to hit the ground running speaking from the heart.
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People tend to have surprisingly little faith in their own ability to do this, but I have faith in you all and, more important, I believe that it's a learnable skill.
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It was critical given the turmoil of Watergate that the public have faith in those enforcing the law, and Felt and Mr. Woodward somehow managed to let them keep that faith.
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When it comes to investing, who better to paraphrase than the guru Warren Buffett: In the end, either you have faith in American ingenuity, know-how and capitalism, or you don't.
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Ione Gamble, who runs Polyester zine, which goes by the tagline 'Have Faith in Your Own Bad Taste', thinks "good" taste is more about being into whatever the fuck you want.
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Lacking a complete grasp of the identity toward which she guides herself, the teenager must have faith in the person she's trying to become, and in what that person cares about.
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Should we let go of our home and life in the US, which we worked really hard for, and just leave, or have faith in the unpredictable future here in US?
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Just 240% of Americans said they have faith in the country's democracy, and 20103% say they have lost faith in democracy, according to a new Axios/SurveyMonkey poll conducted in late October.
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"I hope people will begin to have faith in humanity and see that if 4-year-olds are able to maintain healthy doting relationships despite their skin colors, then so can adults."
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But Sanders supporters mark a new, enthusiastic bloc of citizens who because they have faith in a candidate like Sanders now have renewed faith in the system in which he is thriving.
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After knowing Alex Karev (Justin Chambers) went from the ultra-macho doctor whose main hobby was telling off nurses in the Grey's pilot to Meredith's BFF, I have faith in Station 19.
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Ask Sister Jean, and she'll likely have faith in her Ramblers to get the 'W' another time and move one step closer on their quest to the championship game on April 2.
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"If we don't have faith in our independent institutions, it means that the country is dead, so it was not just about the elections but it was about this country," Anyango said.
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That's probably a bit glib, but I really do think the deficit is not much of a problem so long as investors, foreign and domestic, continue to have faith in the economy.
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The thing is, markets actually had more reason to place faith in Alan Greenspan 2000 than they do to have faith in Jerome Powell 2020, because Greenspan had a lot more ammunition.
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For investors — and the public — to have faith in the prospects for tax reform, Valliere says, Congress and the White House need to be forging agreements on the fundamental pieces for reform.
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Which says to Meg 'you just have to know the right frequency,' meaning get on the right vibration — you just have to know the right frequency and have faith in who you are.
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I have faith in myself to move forward — and in my fellow Americans to band together and aggressively ensure that our laws protecting diversity and human rights not only stay intact but flourish.
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But it can be hard to have faith in the experiment, when the number of couples that actually stay together from the show is pretty slim — and when the entire process seems improbable.
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Eighty-seven percent of those surveyed said police killings of black people are a problem, and 73 percent said that police accountability in particular is crucial for communities to have faith in police.
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"[The mayor] came to the realization early on that in order for the community to have faith in the [police] department there needed to be a change in leadership," the source told CNN.
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With rookie Gardner Minshew visiting Mile High Stadium for the first time on Sunday, it feels like a good spot to have faith in what has been an admittedly spotty defense thus far.
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Zoox's vehicles are already better than human drivers in some waysA promising but challenging business model needs investors with enough have faith in its long-term prospects to weather years of cash burn.
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So I've begun a little tour in which I gather millennials for interviews and ask them what they have faith in and how they are going to lead us in the years ahead.
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Pollsters must and should have faith in their methods, like Monmouth did with this poll, and as other, such as Ann Selzer of Iowa fame, did in the past when releasing outlier results.
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The survey comes one day after one from NPR/PBS Marist College that reported 37 percent of all Americans have faith in the Trump administration, compared to only 30 percent for the media.
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"We have got to believe, and have faith in the organizers," said Scotland coach Gregor Townsend, who added that the rules have a 'force majeure' clause that gives the tournament some wriggle room.
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Whether you have faith in his investigative abilities or believe the probe is a corrupt leftist plot, you've most likely learned something this year about just what a special counsel is and does.
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"Gabrielle is not just a simple name: it's an invitation to all women to fulfill themselves, to have faith in who they are and to listen to their own voice," according to a release.
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"I love my father, and I have faith in the judgment and fairness of the people of Kentucky, and believe when all of the facts are in, my father will be vindicated," she added.
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The American people need to have faith in the basic fairness of our courts, which should not be stacked with those who have made a point of actively working against the rights of others.
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There are few with Ed's passion and talent in this industry, but I have faith in our incredible teams, talent and product, and I look forward to the future as we grow and change.
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His response to questions about the workability of his plans is always that they are opening bids in a negotiating process and that people ought to have faith in his prowess as a dealmaker.
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Ronald Reagan partly changed the public view of government, but largely by running against Washington and by aligning himself only with institutions like the armed forces where Americans do have faith in their government.
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"There are some constitutional issues with those bills, but it certainly wouldn't hurt to put that extra safeguard in place given the latest stories, but again, I have faith in the deputy attorney general."
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He writes that Democrats and Republicans alike should have faith in the job Mr. Mueller will do, but he worries about how Democrats will react if his investigation doesn't reveal what they hope for.
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Nicolette Wilson-Clarke, founder of Embodied Entrepreneur and Master Coach to Creative Entrepreneurs, said that the best piece of advice she ever received was to have faith in herself and what she could achieve.
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Regardless of the nominee's personal merits, the appointment is inconsistent with the appearance of independence and integrity that is essential if the American public is to have faith in the outcome of the investigation.
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No magical backstory, no swoon-worthy romance, no bravado, just a kid from Queens trying to have faith in himself, keep his neighborhood safe, and keep himself from getting expelled at the same time.
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"I took a lot from these biographies and these role models about what allows you to have faith in yourself to fight a battle that might be harder than anything you've ever done," she says.
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We got the Texas senator Sunday in D.C., and he makes it clear the multiple security breaches have got to stop, but he seems to have faith in the Secret Service to find a solution.
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Religiosity is a protective factor for mental illness, both because there's a religious community that can be supportive, but also because when you have faith in something, it's something that can put everything in perspective.
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"It took a minute or so to try and calm [them] down and have them listen to me and have faith in me," says Bowen, who has been with San Antonio police for 27 years.
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I'm not against complication in principle when it comes to UX — I have faith in humanity's ability to learn — but there's no denying it takes some time to feel like you know your way around.
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TRUDEAU: WELL, YOU KNOW WHAT, YOU HAVE TO HAVE FAITH IN THE FACT THAT WE'RE MOVING FORWARD IN A RESPONSIBLE WAY TO ENGAGE WITH THE WORLD IN THE CONSTRUCTIVE, PRODUCTIVE WAYS THAT CANADIANS ALWAYS HAVE.
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" Lucas cautioned that lawmakers must have "faith" in Mueller "but clearly in a body where no one has any faith in anybody on any occasion anymore, this may be a big leap for my colleagues.
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Because if we changed that because of a political interest or a political issue — or just because of a famous name, if it wasn't tied to politics — nobody would have faith in what we did.
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"While we maintain our commitment to be fully transparent during this process, we must respect the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency's request for full cooperation and continue to have faith in the judicial process," he said.
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For the public to accept that an election has been fair, people must have faith in the security of the voting system — and that faith, many experts suggest, is the real target of Russian attackers.
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"The only way the American people can have faith in this investigation is for it to be led by a fearless, independent special prosecutor," said the Senate minority leader, Chuck Schumer, Democrat of New York.
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A moderator of one subreddit with more than 10 million subscribers told VICE News that she "does not have faith in [Huffman's] leadership," particularly when it comes to dealing with The_Donald and its freewheeling moderators.
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Superman for my brain to stop rattling around my head and the fillings in my teeth to stop bleeding—for me to have faith in the human condition again—I'd say that's quite a bit indeed.
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"You made me believe in the impossible, have faith in God no matter what my eyes saw, keep my word no matter what, and you gave me strength and confidence that I never knew I had."
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YOU MUST ALWAYS HAVE FAITH IN YOURSELF via GIPHY This is what got Elle through Harvard – she continually believed in herself and wouldn't let a creepy teacher or a dim-witted ex-boyfriend hold her back.
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This system works not just because of the people who comprise it — public servants like judges, diplomats, law enforcement, members of Congress, and also the "fourth branch," press — but because people have faith in their effectiveness.
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" Years later, in "Wodehouse: A Life," Robert McCrum wrote that the author had "clung to the disastrous belief that the courageous thing to do was sit tight, have faith in the British Army and resist panic.
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But Fox — working with a little-known firm called Wit PR, which pitches movies to churches — sought out Mr. Belin to help sell "Hidden Figures" as an aspirational story about women who have faith in themselves.
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" She continues: "That [Polyester] tagline comes from a John Waters quote which is like 'Have faith in your own bad taste, get on the nerves of your peers, not your parents; that's the key to leadership.
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And if men are more likely to have faith in markets to nudge women to the best jobs, then they could be more resistant to the idea that the gender imbalance is a problem that needs solving.
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But they have faith in modern technology to bring such works live-action, as with Beauty and the Beast — it's a lofty undertaking, but from what we've seen so far, it will be far more than provincial.
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For Latinos, many of whom were bitterly disappointed by President Barack Obama's immigration legacy of a record number of deportations and a blocked executive action plan, Castro could represent a reason to have faith in politics again.
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"We must have faith in the institution, faith in the job it will do," Minister of Interior Miguel Ángel Osorio Chong said, referring to the attorney general's office prosecution of Duarte, who has been extradited to Mexico.
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Microsoft must have faith in the underlying tech, given the August acquisition, but the service as a whole hasn't been tested by an outsized traffic load of the sort that Twitch deals in on a daily basis.
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"It's time for us to tell our side of the story, which I believe is the true side, and I have faith in the jury that they'll hang in there," Menendez told reporters walking into court Wednesday.
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"We can only get support in Germany for the major engagement in Afghanistan if the German population has the firm impression that the youth and the people of Afghanistan have faith in their future," de Maiziere said.
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Some of this is pure partisanship: People who are skeptical of immigrants and trade are also more likely to be Trump supporters, and therefore more likely to have faith in the president's promises to improve the economy.
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"We bought more shares of GAM recently because we have faith in future (prospects) of this business and its importance but we are not satisfied with management's silence and communication towards investors," KGI Chairman Pavol Krupa said.
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I didn't want either candidate, but I will give Donald Trump a chance because Hillary Clinton asked us to, because I respect the process and because I have faith in a government framework intended to disseminate power.
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Mark Struthers, financial planner, Sona Financial, Chanhassen, Minnesota: If your time horizon is long, I think you have to have faith in our political and economic system and that we have the proper checks and balances in place.
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Any actor becomes concerned when the writing staff starts having them collapse over coffee tables, but I have faith in our creative team that they will tell the best version of the story that there is to tell.
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Why it matters: Trump is the "America First" president, and proudly so, but it's a problem when only tiny slivers of populations in closely allied countries like France, Germany and the U.K. have faith in the U.S. president.
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In many cases, I'd suggest going against the team that seemingly has fans across the league buying in as the Browns do, but this time I have faith in Baker Mayfield and company to get the job done.
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While many investors have faith in Gou's business acumen, noting he has built up the world's biggest contract maker of electronic gadgets from scratch, buying Sharp is seen as carrying as many, or more, risks than potential benefits.
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"Some will say that it's pointless, but I have faith in my heart that the Dark Lord will wipe these people from the face of the earth and trap them in a dimension of eternal hellfire," Whitehouse wrote.
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In doing so, it has simply co-opted the left's position on FISA: Don't bother to have faith in the process, because the rule of law has no meaning even to those who are sworn to uphold it.
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He has talked about the second-degree murder conviction of former Chicago police officer Jason Van Dyke, who is white, for killing Laquan McDonald, a black teenager, to encourage her to have faith in the American judicial system.
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Contrary to the "health and wealth" gospel, which argues that God will deliver prosperity to those who have faith in him, Christianity does not promise an end to suffering even among the most faithful, at least not yet.
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If Americans are to have faith in the result – be it damning or be it exculpatory – it must come from a respected source that is as apolitical as possible, and that can only be achieved off Capitol Hill.
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"We have faith in the Indian judicial system and we are optimistic about an outcome that would be well received by over 120 million monthly active users in India," the Chinese company said in a statement to CNN Business.
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Stability, democracy and prosperity in Haiti will not improve unless Haitians have faith in their government and the democratic process — and currently, there are plenty of reasons for them to feel cheated by their government and the international community.
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And while the catastrophic economic breakdown Venezuela is currently suffering has badly weathered support for Maduro among the poor, many still have faith in the larger chavista project, and don't see the U.S.-led opposition as a viable alternative.
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But what I can say, is if you're under attack, and you have faith in your people and in your institution, maybe it's a good idea to open the doors and let sunlight in and show people what you do.
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Chinese president Xi Jin ping has emphasized the need for the party to have faith in its own version of history, pointing to the Soviet Union's collapse as a warning to cadres about what happens if revolutionary leaders are denounced.
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"I don't know what the stock market is thinking but if they have faith in a giant fiscal stimulus and tax cut then it's a delusional faith that's going to be badly disappointed and I think fairly soon," he added.
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I want to get back on track with crime, be the model in building community trust, and get people to have faith in this police department to the extent that the national conversation [about how police abuse] may have damaged it.
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I totally have faith in a front office that fancied itself a contender seven months ago when it gave Kevin Shattenkirk a gigantic contract and is now announcing to the world it will sell anyone that is bolted to the ice.
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And at a time of growing distrust in big institutions — both private and public sector — it offers a potential policy fix for stagnating middle-class living standards that doesn't require the public to have faith in a big new government program.
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Clearly, at this point it still might: Democrats will surely receive more votes than Republicans, but thanks to gerrymandering and population geography, the U.S. electoral system gives excess weight to rural, white voters who still have faith in President Trump.
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I usually do them the day after I volunteer at the soup kitchen because even though I have faith in how strong Marmalade's glue is, I would be horrified if I found out I lost a nail in one of the dishes.
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While it's clear that investors ranging from firms like Tencent to manufacturers like Foxconn have faith in Essential's future, the company's got a tough road ahead of it as it attempts to win over public interest in a pair of highly competitive spaces.
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Democrats say they have faith in Trump's national security team, but they worry that the President's tweets -- from criticizing South Korea's approach to the North to suggesting the US could cut off all trade with China -- raise troubling questions about the administration's approach.
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It may not be "religion" in the traditional sense (although a mystical Christianity lies at the heart of Tolstoy's novel), but Malloy and Tolstoy alike challenge the audience to ask what, once our illusions have been shattered, we still can have faith in.
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"My family in El Salvador called me when I was on my way here to tell me about the separations, and I was so scared—but I just had to have faith in God, since we couldn't go back," Jesenia told me.
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Foreigners don't have faith in a currency they can't move freely, any more than locals do, and today the renminbi accounts for less than 1 percent of the world's foreign-exchange reserves, compared with over 303 percent for the United States dollar.
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The constitutionalist Walter Bagehot wrote that "we must not let in daylight upon magic" -- that the British people can't have faith in the monarch as national unifier or neutral arbiter of politics if they don't revere her as something of an inhuman god.
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It's easy to have faith in "the pods" when you end up engaged to a well-off engineer with the body of a former fireman, which is exactly what contestant Lauren Speed gets when she lays eyes on her new fiance Cameron Hamilton.
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Which means that there is no one he could appoint to the job whom the public could trust; we'd never know the assurances made behind closed doors to win the role, and so we'd never be able to have faith in the Justice Department itself.
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"[The reunion] resulted in two new songs and one of them 'I Still Have Faith In You' will be performed by our digital selves in a TV special produced by NBC and the BBC aimed for broadcasting in December," the wrote in the statement.
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"You would think that someone — we've been trying to work with Mr. Cohen — and somebody whose veracity is in somewhat question, you'd think he would want to not do things that further diminish his ability for people to have faith in him," Warner said.
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"The violence this morning -- unfair, unjustifiable, arbitrary and illegal -- will be repudiated by all ... who have faith in the institutions and the rule of law in Brazil," the nonprofit said, alleging not physical but rather symbolic harm to Lula da Silva and his allies.
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In a sign that political consensus was still lacking in Afghanistan on how to approach the Taliban, several major political parties announced on Thursday that they did not have faith in the negotiating delegation named by Mr. Ghani, led by his chief of staff.
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"Our campaign actually believes people are smart, and what those ads show is that the drug companies, the insurance companies and all the people funding those anti-Medicare for All ads don't have faith in the intelligence of the American people," Rabin-Havt said.
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In the song she sings, "You're the one that I've been waiting for/Gotta quit this crying/ Nobody's gonna heal me if I don't open the door/ Kinda hard to believe/ gotta have faith in me," while wearing a shiny hot pink space suit.
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He'll continue to work on making things that hopefully all of us end up loving – there's enough of a track record for fans to have faith in that – but don't expect it to hinge on the way we consume content on one platform versus another.
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Yet he must believe — have faith — in what has rarely, if ever, been done before: In a sense, he's a high school baseball player trying to make it after a nearly 12-year hiatus during which he's never played on a competitive baseball team.
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There's a reason to have faith in people like Betts, Qualley, Agron and the rest of the cast and crew of Novitiate; these are women who are creating incisive looks at cultures that are perhaps underrepresented or misunderstood and can bring the humanity out in them.
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Tavares was supposed to have faith in 75-year-old Lou Lamoriello, who hasn't won a Stanley Cup since 2003 and cares so much about hair length and toughness that it's easier to picture him yelling at hippies protesting the Vietnam War than building a Cup contender?
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They have a lot of people that have faith in this car and want to believe that this car is going to happen, but making a car in the hundreds of thousands of numbers is a much more difficult prospect than manufacturing at a slower rate, right?
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"The danger for those of us who want to deliver, to have faith in the British public and deliver on their vote for Brexit, is that if this vote is not passed tonight, if this deal is not passed, then Brexit could be lost," May told parliament.
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"I want my story to reach millions, and help them have faith in themselves, and raise cancer awareness for people and help them understand that our perspectives determine how we see traumatic events that happen to us, and they're often times a good thing," he says.
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Some shareholders questioned Chairman and founder Richard Elman about Iceberg's reports, Noble's shares, which are at 12-year lows, and its debt levels at Thursday's meeting, which was attended by nearly 300 investors, but Elman urged them to ignore rumours and have faith in the company.
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But I have faith in the country's astonishing gift for reinvention (who would have expected that a black man could be elected president—followed by a reality TV host?), and I desperately want to see the country put aside personality and hate and rediscover its core values.
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There was times in our country, we mentioned antitrust, where we had big debates about big issues, and that's what we need to do right now, and I have faith in my colleagues who are running for office that we'll be able to do that well.
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"I decided I think it's time for me to do something so that the people who still have faith in me, people who are still wondering what I sound like, as opposed to the National Enquirer, which is very interesting reading when they write about me," he said.
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This is a perfect late-in-the-game card for when you don't have many cards left in your deck and you have faith in the RNG gods, but is also a solid mid-game card to play with the potential to give you some momentum-shifting cards.
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There is a big part of me that will always regret having to walk away from this job with so much work left to be done, but I have faith that the work will continue because I have faith in the people who have helped me do it.
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All of this sucks, not just because people are losing their jobs and artists could potentially lose entire bodies of work, but also because it's pretty unlikely that big, for-profit firms are going to have faith in Soundcloud's user-generated model after this public, years-long decline.
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"I definitely do as much research as I can, but sometimes there isn't much research you can do because it's a starting brand and you kind of have to have faith in it and hope it will work out the way people say it will," Jenner told The New York Times.
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Decorated with imagery from the company's range of titles, these featured your standard, not-at-all-corny messages of affection as filtered through video gaming series, such as "You Are The Keeper Of My Heart!" beside a FIFA goalkeeper and "I Have Faith In You, Valentine" on a Mirror's Edge design.
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There is a partial solar eclipse in Leo early Saturday morning at 5:58 AM, bringing a supercharged new Moon that will be sitting next to Mercury and challenged by sagacious Jupiter in Scorpio—we must trust ourselves and have faith in the process as we're given this fresh emotional slate.
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"I decided that I think it's time for me to do something so that the people who still have faith in me, the people who are still wondering what I sound like as opposed to The National Enquirer, which is very interesting reading when they write about me," he said.
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His remaining workers seem to have faith in the Chinese economy, where demand still exists domestically and from countries that aren't the U.S. "I've been in touch with colleagues who have been laid off, they all found suitable jobs pretty quickly," said Liu Pingchao, an engineering technician at BUD Electronics.
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I have faith in the activists who organize who helped me win my first campaign and who have kept on organizing to help fight for the people who needed us, kids facing bullying, seniors worried about the price of prescription drugs, native Americans who have been overlooked for far too long.
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"I decided that I think it's time for me to do something so that the people who still have faith in me, the people who are still wondering what I sound like as opposed to The National Enquirer, which is very interesting reading when they write about me," he said on Sirius.
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"I have faith in my Iraqi colleagues, who are aware of their responsibility not only to safeguard, but also to publish, the archaeological and epigraphic heritage of their country, and who have shown in recent years a laudable willingness to collaborate with scholars from other countries in an effort to do so in the best possible way," Frahm said.
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Alissa: It took me a while to get around to seeing Ford v Ferrari, not because I didn't have faith in it — after Logan, I'm genuinely interested in everything director James Mangold comes up with — but because it was sold to me as a "dad movie," and I didn't put it at the top of my priority list.
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Cosby: Well as you're listening to my daughter, she doesn't mind listening to me, and I decided I think it's time for me to do something so that the people who still have faith in me, the people who are still wondering what I sound like as opposed to the National Enquirer, which is very interesting reading when they write about me.
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Read more: FANTASY FOOTBALL RANKINGS: The expert consensus on the top 20 quarterbacks of 2019This year, the quarterback position is as intriguing as ever, with nearly all 32 teams starting a player they have faith in, from proven veterans playing out their final seasons, to up and coming young players looking to have a breakthrough year like Patrick Mahomes had through 2018.
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I think the message of Birth of a Nation is so clear and so necessary right now, and I have faith in the audiences that they will hear that message loud and clear and hopefully be open to what the movie stands for and what the intentions behind the film were, which is to tell a really important story that is still so necessary.
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It's not that Marvel didn't have faith in the movie, but it was no sure thing: It starred a guy (Chris Pratt) best known at that point for his lovable Parks & Recreation character, was written and directed by a guy (Super and Slither filmmaker, James Gunn) who'd never had a big hit, and featured a comic-book property without the visibility of a Spider-Man or Iron Man.
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I have faith in the activists who organized to help me win my first campaign and who have kept on organizing to help fight for the people who needed us: kids facing bullying, seniors worried about the price of prescription drugs, Native Americans who have been overlooked for far too long, working people who have been taking it on the chin for a generation, everyone in the middle class and everyone aspiring to join it.
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"If we want to truly have faith in those we serve , if we want our government to reflect the diversity and strength and creativity of our communities , and if we want to inspire a new generation of voters, then let's help clear the way for new leaders to step up and bring their unique experiences, expertise, and energy to bear on the problems and opportunities we're facing," O'Rourke wrote in the announcement.
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And these are the folks who I have faith in, because they ultimately are going to say, whoever is standing where I'm standing right now has the nuclear codes with them, and can order 21-year-olds into a firefight, and (has) to make sure that the banking system doesn't collapse, and is often responsible for not just the United States of America, but 20 other countries that are having big problems, or are falling apart and are gonna be looking for us to something.
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We decided to hook up completely sober and I think he was worried his roommates would hear us boning in his room so he plugged in his iPod and just set it to play and fucking "American Pie" by Don McLean comes on and we're fully fucking while Don is asking if I wrote the book of love and if I have faith in god above if the Bible tells me so, and I'm straight up, in my head, like this is the worst moment of my life.
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All this shock, horror and kneejerk denigration might be understandable if the European Union were notching up important successes and resolving its member states' many problems, or if, at the very least, it had a figurehead with whom European citizens could identify, someone of whom one might say, "However badly things are going, I have faith in so and so, I believe he or she really does have the interests of my nation at heart, really is concerned about unemployment in my town," be it Newcastle or Naples.
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It may be comforting to believe that once the Trump era ends -- however that happens -- the United States will return to some sort of pre-Trump normalcy; that America's allies will trust Washington again and the friendships will continue as if the Trump turmoil had not happened; that the markets will have faith in America as the relatively trusted global epicenter of financial activity; that the world will once again believe what some once did, as former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney said in his eulogy to George H.W. Bush, that the United States is "the greatest democratic republic that God has ever placed on the face of this Earth;" that they will again look up to the United States for inspiration on human rights, a free press, diversity and equality.
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