Well ... Sleepy Eyes Chuck Todd of Fake News NBC just stated that we have given up so much in our negotiations with North Korea, and they have given up nothing.
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"Sleepy Eyes Chuck Todd of Fake News NBC just stated that we have given up so much in our negotiations with North Korea, and they have given up nothing," Trump tweeted.
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" I replied, "All the other specialists have given up.
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"Sleepy Eyes Chuck Todd of Fake News NBC just stated that we have given up so much in our negotiations with North Korea, and they have given up nothing," Mr. Trump wrote.
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"Sleepy Eyes Chuck Todd of Fake News NBC just stated that we have given up so much in our negotiations with North Korea, and they have given up nothing," Trump tweeted on Sunday.
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"Sleepy Eyes Chuck Todd of Fake News NBC just stated that we have given up so much in our negotiations with North Korea, and they have given up nothing," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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But by late June, Trump seemed to have given up.
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We have given up too much power to the president.
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I have given up on the iud for the moment.
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The year is 2045, and most Americans have given up.
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But too many of us have given up the fight.
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Officials appeared to have given up any hope of survivors.
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By then, ironically, he seems to have given up politics.
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After twelve years, a lot of people would have given up.
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For those who have given up on rural communities: Please reconsider.
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Pho is not alleged to have given up the files knowingly.
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The contrast is sharp: Behind closed doors, I have given up.
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They are also more likely to have given up personal information.
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N, have given up entirely, abandoning assets or selling them cheap.
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Since mid-July, stocks have given up some of these gains.
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It's possible that the Olsens have given up acting for good.
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And when it comes to fashion now, I have given up.
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That does not mean the Fertittas have given up on combat.
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Lots of politicians -- heck, most of them -- would have given up.
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While some winners are still pursuing prototypes, others have given up.
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Around the country, leading regional theaters have given up on spring.
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Around the country, leading regional theaters have given up on spring.
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Even the intrepid Elizabeth Stuart might have given up in despair.
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GLENN THRUSH: Because you would have given up on the general.
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Some have given up on the worst of the bad debt.
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Come February, 80% of people will have given up giving up.
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Eron (Harris) gave up three threes he shouldn't have given up.
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"Some folks have given up on the shelters," Mr. Wilson said.
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The Phillies have given up 30 runs during the last four games.
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The final thing your successful friends have given up is giving up.
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Some firms have given up on winemaking, turning instead to grape juice.
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Here, Offred meets Moira again (and learns Moira may have given up).
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Many have become crazed lunatics who have given up on the TRUTH!...
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All three major indexes have given up their gains for the year.
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Trump and his administration have bragged that they have given up nothing
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All three major indexes have given up their gains on the year.
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The Diamondbacks have given up 38 runs in their past three games.
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How many women have given up these long term high paying jobs?
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But even Rubio seems to have given up at a subconscious level.
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Some parents have given up on finding a Hatchimal before the holidays.
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Many Israelis have given up defending the artists' right to free expression.
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They have given up the second- and third-most sacks this season.
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Most have given up on art within a few years of graduation.
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I have given up sprouts because of ongoing concerns with their safety.
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Now, like Ms. di Giovanni's friends, I have given up on America.
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Number of times he's tweeted about Fake News: 55 Sleepy Eyes Chuck Todd of Fake News NBC just stated that we have given up so much in our negotiations with North Korea, and they have given up nothing.
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Republicans have given up on Democratic votes before even trying to secure any.
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I would have given up pretty easily if I was on my own.
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They have given up coffee shop trips and weekend restaurant dinners with family.
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The Fire have given up 10 goals in their past three league matches.
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It is unclear that the mullahs have given up on a military victory.
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The Browns have given up 31, 31 and 17 points in his absence.
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The firm isn't the first taxi app to have given up in Singapore.
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Paradoxically, while the airports have gussied up, the passengers have given up. Completely.
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Amazingly, the Trump administration and Republicans have given up on a replacement plan.
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They "have given up trying to rein in the madness," Trump Jr. said.
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On the season, the Jets have given up the second most receiving yards.
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I have given up worrying about that little box carrying the nuclear codes.
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I know the tower stocks have given up a little bit of late.
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Modern Muslims who have given up Sharia, glad to have them as citizens.
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His own mother, Leia, seems to have given up on saving his soul.
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Ray and Carver are both musicians who have given up on their craft.
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Immigration activists have given up hope on seeing any meaningful action this year.
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Those teams have given up the second, third, and fourth fewest FPPG to QBs.
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Some, like Conrad, have given up entirely on having a studio in the city.
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"I've had many situations in my life where I have given up," she said.
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She may have given up her acting career, but she's still expected to perform.
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Indonesia, for example, includes "discouraged workers", who have given up looking for a job.
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Many agencies have been forced to curtail their activities or have given up altogether.
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Because they are expecting demolition, most landlords have given up making even basic repairs.
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I have had women laugh at me, that's why I have given up dating.
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South Africa also has a large number of people who have given up looking.
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The Orioles now have given up a major league high 80 homers this season.
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Former #NeverTrump leader and Weekly Standard editor, Bill Kristol, seems to have given up.
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She climbed back to the top of rowing when others would have given up.
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In fact, all three major indices have given up their gains on the year.
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If you have given up this sort of oversight, check your transactions online frequently.
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But two-year bonds yields have given up initial rises to head back down.
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If nothing else, I applaud her persistence, because I'd have given up almost immediately.
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"Claudia and I have given up our lives for this," Mr. Romero, 71, said.
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Oakland pitchers have given up 11 home runs in the last four games. 3.
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Top Republicans driving the GOP tax reform effort have given up on border adjustment.
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And many Palestinians have given up on the idea of a two-state solution.
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I have given up on trying to introduce pedestrians to my neighborhood's friendly ways.
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Many lawmakers seem to have given up on town hall-style meetings and parades.
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The Cardinals have given up an NFL-high 11 touchdowns to opposing tight ends.
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I might have given up right then on the idea of being an artist.
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It will bring together working people, who have given up on the political process.
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"I have given up my mandate to form the government of change," Conte said.
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Some have given up on local dates because they make big profits selling Iranian ones.
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This is the point where people who aren't verging on obsessive would have given up.
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I have given up on the notion that you should find passion in your job.
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I felt like I should have given up a couple of runs at the most.
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Joblessness is over 37%, if one includes people who have given up looking for work.
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Unemployment, including those who have given up hope of finding work, is an alarming 36%.
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The Orioles have given up first-inning runs in 59 of 154 games this season.
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It might be that Iran would have given up the program anyway, given enough time.
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Since 2014, enterprise-focused tech companies have given up significantly more ownership during Seed rounds.
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They have given up 22 goals in 69 shorthanded situations on the road this season.
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Moreover, we have given up all those gains which started with Trump winning the elections.
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Here are eight things early retirees, and soon-to-be early retirees, have given up.
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But this does not mean that Europe's micro-states have given up on offshore finance.
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Most have given up trying to temper his voice, either in person or over Twitter.
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Some lawmakers already have given up on the soft deadline they had set for Friday.
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Had Alvyn lived, she explained, he would not have given up control of Jason's golf.
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But what else might Trump have given up in his one-on-one with Putin?
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And there are pragmatists who have given up the fight and will back Mrs. Clinton.
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" He added, "Modern Muslims who have given up Sharia, glad to have them as citizens.
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Terrorism wants angry souls, defeated communities, and sorrowful masses who have given up all hope.
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The Knicks have given up 100 or more points in seven of their eight games.
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I'd probably have given up months earlier, so I realised he's just an obsessive nutcase.
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Automakers have given up fighting Apple and Google and are now joining the tech giants.
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As a team, the Panthers have given up the fifth most F.P.P.G. to receivers (23.3).
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By the looks of their roster, the Rays sure seem to have given up hope.
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"If I was living in this environment, I would have given up," Ms. Hylton said.
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I could have given up early on my almost lifelong struggle at building self-esteem.
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Conway could have had it all professionally, but she would have given up much more.
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Atlanta pitchers have given up 21 homers at home, putting them on pace for 130.
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When her first attempt at health reform didn't work out, Hillary could have given up.
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But is her reign a sign that she's beloved, or that opponents have given up?
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I know that many of Trump's critics have given up hoping that he ever will.
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He has little time for peers of his who have given up on contemporary music.
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It's like suggesting that everyone should have given up on submarines once sonar was invented.
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"If Cocteau hadn't died, I would have given up singing and performed his plays," she said.
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Stocks have given up their gains, but not before the Dow and set new intraday highs.
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The Saints have given up just nine passing TDs to QBs, the fourth fewest in football.
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The big picture: Kabila faces constitutional term limits and should have given up power in 2016.
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I have given up on pretending that I am anybody that I am not. Mm-hmm.
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No one who struggles this hard and this well can be said to have given up.
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Since then several banks have given up their licences voluntarily, usually because of mergers and acquisitions.
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The Orioles have given up at least 10 runs in four of their last seven games.
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The five have given up only three earned runs in just under 43 innings this season.
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In the past two sessions, stocks have given up early rallies to lackadaisical late-day trading.
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Farmers have given up on more than 125,000 acres of orange groves bearing green, inedible fruit.
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Mr Trudeau seems to have given up on his goal to balance the budget by 2019.
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If you look online, you might come to the conclusion that people have given up drinking.
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Not to help the situation, Washington and Beijing have given up on high-level economic dialogues.
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She might have given up playing with the Liars, but she can't stop playing with dolls.
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" He went on: "Modern Muslims, who have given up Sharia, glad to have them as citizens.
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And that success came just in time — otherwise the brothers might have given up on filmmaking.
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They appear to have given up on any serious efforts to reform asylum and migration policies.
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Another important caveat: The statistic does not include people who have given up looking for work.
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Ms. Winner, 50, said people have given up trying to persuade her father to leave home.
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Today, a Chicago taxi medallion is worth $30003,21000, or less, and many owners have given up.
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They allowed four home runs tonight and have given up 22 in the last 10 games.
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Stocks, as of this writing, have given up a bit less than half of yesterday's gains.
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Too many Americans have given up even looking for work altogether after years of failed attempts.
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It also focused on a concept many in Washington seem to have given up on: Collaboration.
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The Panthers lost their third straight and have given up 15 goals in their past two games.
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Yet a lack of skills is just one reason some Americans have given up the job search.
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" She continued, "I'm proud of both David and I. Because both of us could have given up.
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Now I like MGM down here at $26 because I think people have given up on it.
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This is not to say that Chinese businesses have given up on the U.S. They have not.
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Still, nativist hardliners have given up hope of seeing Mr Trump move to expel millions of migrants.
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Families told PEOPLE they have given up vacations, taken out second mortgages and even filed for bankruptcy.
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"I live in a senior citizen apartment, and there's so many who have given up," she says.
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"Lots of women I work with have given up their careers [and then get divorced]," Gadoua says.
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"Dan and I have given up our dreams of having a family," she wrote of her husband.
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It's as if investors have given up on hedging, which is exactly what appears to be happening.
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Rather than consume YouTube videos all day long, your successful friends have given up consuming for creating.
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The 51 points represented the most the Giants have given up in a home game since Sept.
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The Cubs have given up 27 runs during their skid — an average of 9.2 runs per game.
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And as the LA Times' Jackie Calmes reports, some Republicans have given up on the idea altogether.
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Ohio's delegation will drop to 15 seats, the sixth straight time they have given up a seat.
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Gilead's women have given up "freedom to," meaning individual autonomy, for a theoretical "freedom from" being victimized.
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The Cardinals have given up 58 points in consecutive losses to the Washington Redskins and the Rams.
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""Seventy-eight of our brothers and sisters have given up on life this year alone. Seventy-eight.
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Unfortunately, too many people have given up on the expectation that their government is working for them.
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By all accounts, Rocky should have given up before the events of the first movie took place.
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Investments in oil sands have been slowing, and several oil companies have given up on the resource.
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The nationalists have given up on violence — the independence movement FLNC ceremoniously laid down arms in 2014.
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I've definitely made a lot, and there are so many points where I could have given up.
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As prices climb, they have given up eating beef and fresh fruit, sustaining themselves on chicken innards.
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And some Americans are no longer counted as unemployed because they have given up looking for work.
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Never. These people have given up — they should be benched, or sent back to the minor leagues.
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The Thunder have given up an average of 38 points in the first quarter during that span.
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Most other Android makers have given up making their own texting apps and just use Google's now.
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That doesn't mean the Trump administration and other opponents have given up on neutralizing the bureau's work.
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Diamondbacks starters have given up 23 earned runs in 20 1/3 innings this season (10.02 ERA).
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We have given up our family room but gained live-in cooks and babysitters, which is amazing.
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Second, some people may have given up because they feel that their skills are no longer needed.
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Third, some people may have given up for the moment but would be ready to come back.
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Meanwhile, Stripe may have given up on bitcoin, but Collison is still excited about the future of crypto.
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They rose earlier this year but have given up the gains to be flat so far in 2018.
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Republican senators have given up, at least temporarily, on their plans to remake the American health care system.
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Since the law was put in place, eight members of the family have given up their royal status.
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To them, Meghan may have given up her acting career, but she's still expected to play a role.
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Would Colonel Qaddafi have given up that nuclear weapons program if he had known what was to come?
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Mr Macron is deeply unpopular at home and seems to have given up on substantial German co-operation.
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It does not include people who have given up looking for work and dropped out of the workforce.
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Your mind will get your body past a threshold that it would have given up on way before.
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A lot of you have given up, and let me be really straight with you: I get it.
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I have given up any realistic hope of Donald Trump getting a serious challenge in the Republican primary.
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It isn't considering the huge number of people that have left the workforce because they have given up.
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A growing number of luxury groups, including Versace, Gucci and Armani, have given up fur in their collections.
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Somehow this isn't a HUGE RED FLAG to JoJo, who I have given up on at this point.
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Meanwhile, the country's allies will have given up on their hope of going back to the old relationship.
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The Cubs' seven-run seventh was the most the Dodgers have given up in an inning this season.
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We will give every effort to train you, even after some of you have given up on yourself.
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The Orange (373-237, 210-21) have given up at least 30 points in each of their losses.
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In the past couple of years, many number theorists have given up on trying to understand Mochizuki's papers.
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Interestingly, Samsung seems to have given up the ghost on the rear-facing camera fight this time around.
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But the MCU didn't give up on Hemsworth's Thor, and DC shouldn't have given up on Cavill's Superman.
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Without Barstool, this writer would have given up on following professional American sports with any alacrity long ago.
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He is believed to have given up dozens of Russian agents to MI6 as part of the deal.
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However, experts tell me it was unlikely Kim would have given up his country's missile and nuclear programs.
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Millions of American workers have given up their right to go to court just to earn a paycheck.
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Yet again she could have given up; instead the next day she refiled in United States District Court.
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People were telling us it's impossible, a lot of people have given up already, and VR just started.
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"He should not have given up on UBI [universal basic income] as thoroughly as he did," Steinbaum says.
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Then again, the Eagles have given up at least 26 points in each game of their free fall.
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Many fans have given up on the team's longtime manager, Arsène Wenger, and are calling for wholesale changes.
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And more broadly, the insurgents have given up very little over 10 months of negotiations with Mr. Khalilzad.
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The tactic has targeted voters who seem to have given up that anyone will ever beat back graft.
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The Giants have given up 38 runs over their past five games, an average of 7.6 runs per game.
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Most Palestinians by now have given up on a two-state solution, negotiations, the U.S., and their own leadership.
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To borrow a phrase from David Cameron, Mrs May's predecessor, the Norwegians have given up "banging on about Europe".
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He could have given up after several attempts but pursued his ambition to assume the highest office in America.
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By 153 GMT, it have given up those gains to trade up 0.2 percent on the day at 25.861.
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It is not a sign that you have given up, that you are complacent or one of the winners.
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Sure, they may have given up a pick or a prospect, but they added somebody who can help today.
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A lot of people have given up on her but her true fans knew she would get through it.
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Both Brent and U.S. crude have given up all the gains since the initial OPEC agreement in late November.
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"I imagine that a lot of Free Staters who move here have given up on national politics," Gericke said.
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Sex worker and activist Janet sees many sex workers who have given up seeking treatment and are rapidly deteriorating.
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There were so many moments where they could have given up or wanted to quit and they never stopped.
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Families and relatives of the trapped miners have given up hope that any of them will be found alive.
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" Last month, he accused members of the media of becoming "crazed lunatics who have given up on the TRUTH.
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In two road games so far this year, the Saints have given up an average of 335 passing yards.
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Only Twitter's Jack Dorsey, recently photographed with the Dalai Lama, seems to have given up on pleasing the censors.
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He lives on his military pension, and at 33, seems to have given up on holding down a job.
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Yet even as tens of thousands of Cubans have given up on their homeland, millions have opted to stay.
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There's a good chance I'd have given up on those games far earlier without an audience, but my fans?
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The Rangers have given up the first goal in six of their games, often early in the first period.
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Otherworldly War has plagued the kingdom of Belleger for so long that its soldiers have given up on peace.
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He may have given up raises, but he gets a share of the company's profits — last year, about $10,000.
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About 60 million American workers have given up their right to go to court just to earn a paycheck.
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By law, the donors have given up control of their donation when they put the money into the fund.
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His wife has moved to their mountain cabin, and they have given up on their retirement cruise in Europe.
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After eight years spent scrambling for something to say, the makers of Far Cry seem to have given up.
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" Were it not for his own advice to Mr. Rouhani, the ayatollah said, "we would have given up more.
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The unemployment rate in January was twice the national average, excluding those who have given up looking for work.
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On the season, the 49ers have given up only 64 points in their five games, an average of 12.8.
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It was the 11th time this season the Canadiens have given up two goals in less than a minute.
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Eventually the adult will appreciate why all fully developed nations have given up on the American Constitution as model.
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It would be an investment in men — and women — who have given up on finding meaningful work in America.
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About 22007 million American workers have given up their right to go to court just to earn a paycheck.
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Republicans in Congress have given up on Obamacare repeal in 22020, but they could still resurrect it in 22018.
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Mr Schneiderman is the third attorney-general to have presided over the case; a fourth incumbent might have given up.
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Knowing this, most federal managers have given up on even trying to remove problem workers, except for truly egregious performance.
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Diplomats have given up hope of resolving the spat, so Ms Freeland was there to welcome Ms Muhammad to Toronto.
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Three "I Have Given Up" sweatsuits and three pairs of Teva x Ugg hybrids (the official uniform of Gizmodo Nights).
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Lagarde, who could have given up to one-year in prison and a 13,000 euro fine ($14,650), received no punishment.
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My salary hasn't risen and several people I know have given up looking for employment because no one is hiring.
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It seems a bit counterintuitive as some Uber users have given up on their personal cars to switch to Uber.
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PARENTS are not the only ones bemoaning the way so many schools have given up teaching children to write longhand.
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Most countries, such as the United States, Britain and Japan, have given up on it or are phasing it out.
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"I hear from Republicans on a weekly basis who have given up on their party," Congressman Jamie Raskin told me.
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The Hawkeyes' defense allowed just 188 total yards and have given up only 10 points in two games this season.
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The bounce comes at a time when many investors and analysts have given up on traditional brick-and-mortar retailers.
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The French and Germans have given up in trying to convince the United States to surrender its free speech protections.
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By 2017, Trump seemed to have given up on the whole just-watch-maybe-I-will-become-super-presidential thing.
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In Pennsylvania, the spotted terror's progression appears nearly intractable, though neither the government nor residents have given up the fight.
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After six games, they have given up enough points to be ranked among the worst in the league this season.
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Oil prices have fallen for four straight weeks and have given up about 60% since the start of the year.
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As the Saudis have given up on the possibility of regime change in Damascus, their stance toward Russia has changed.
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Mr. Trump's unilateral declaration does not mean that the Palestinians have given up on Jerusalem; instead, they have dug in.
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That has so dispirited some Brexiteers that they say they have given up on leaving the European Union at all.
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Democratic elites have given up on hope and change because Washington is a place that dashes hopes and repulses change.
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The musicians have given up their prized defined-benefit pensions in favor of something akin to 401(k) retirement accounts.
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Many of them would like to work, but they can't find a decent-paying job and have given up looking.
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If they weren&apost comfortable to wear, you can bet that I would have given up on them long ago.
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The current and former owners of both cemeteries, which had no perpetual-care funds, have given up on the properties.
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Fewer women who want a job, but have given up looking for work, are citing "family responsibilities" as the reason.
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The Trump budget for the fiscal year that begins in October also seems to have given up on clean coal.
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Schumer appears to have given up on that demand, as McConnell has pledged to start an open immigration debate soon.
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The officials "have given up a lot to come into government by setting aside a lot of assets," he said.
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Trump has proven to be erratic and many lawmakers have given up predicting whether he would sign or veto legislation.
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The Dolphins have given up the third most receptions to TEs, as well as the fifth most FPPG to the positon.
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But these improving conditions have yet to change the minds of millions of Americans who have given up looking for work.
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Again, I— you know, other than the fact that it is taking my time, they have given up a tremendous amount.
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We were told that many parents no longer want to take their cases to court because they have given up hope.
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Other groups have given up on the current government entirely, calling for early presidential elections to bring in a new administration.
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In Spain, France, Germany, Italy and Greece, roughly 15 percent or fewer millennials have given up on the idea of retiring.
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We have given up making like the F-22 fighter jets and that was a joint venture between Lockheed and Boeing.
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Experts have been struggling with these questions for years, and the most experienced have given up looking for a perfect answer.
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It would also have given up its role in the lucrative illegal drug trade and taken part in reforming rural Colombia.
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More than a third are jobless (including those who have given up looking); among young people the share is a half.
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Almost two years later, some homeowners are still appealing to FEMA as they live under blue tarps; others have given up.
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Life in Nairobi is hard for many young people who have given up on finding jobs that provide a stable income.
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"They have given up any semblance of conservatism and focused on an almost visceral hatred of all things Clinton and Obama."
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Some areas of South America know the helpless feeling all too well, and they have given up on growing wheat completely.
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The problem with the recent election, some say, is that the American people seem to have given up on the facts.
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In interviews, he claimed to have given up drugs on various occasions, including during the writing and recording of Wolf Songs.
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The Chargers rank 28th against the run and have given up big weeks to opposing running backs the last three games.
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Trump seems to have given up on the plundering Iraq idea even though he has brought it up on several occasions.
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Do these school gender gaps entirely explain the phenomenon of the thousands of men who have given up on the workplace?
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In fact, oil companies have given up nearly all of the Chukchi Sea leases and most of their Beaufort Sea leases.
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But, Spicer -- as evidenced by his performances this week -- seems to have given up any attempt to straddle that fine line.
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Republican senators have given up on passing a bill to repeal and replace Obamacare before then after multiple failures this year.
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Wilson is a no-brainer start against the Falcons, who have given up the most fantasy points to quarterbacks this season.
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Here are five mindsets millionaires have given up that you should consider giving up too if you want to get rich.
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And while many Republicans have given up on repealing ObamaCare, the network is still obsessed with overturning the president's signature law.
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But even they appeared to have given up hope that they could shape the actions of an erratic and unpredictable president.
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Meanwhile, conservative media have given up even the pretense of doing real reporting, and become blatant organs of ruling-party propaganda.
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And then they claim that they have given up on doing the early week puzzles, because those are way too easy.
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Deals between chefs and hotels invariably entail compromise, but Mr. Achatz and Mr. Kokonas may have given up too much here.
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When they have given up 40 yards or less rushing, they have created six turnovers and they have won the game.
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It would be like asking someone if they were sad to have given up some fundamental idea about who they are.
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They seem to have given up on the country, giving it attention only to the extent that it harbors dangerous radicals.
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The Golden Bears are allowing an average of 2357 points and have given up 223 or fewer in all four wins.
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"It would have been easy to have given up and said that this frog was gone and lost," said Dr. Moore.
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While we may have zero privacy, it doesn't mean that we have given up our right to control our digital selves.
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Because of this I think most people have given up on the idea of a rate hike as soon as next year.
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I could have given up, but instead, my birding brain kept expanding as I made a key revelation: All birds are interesting.
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People across the world have given up their jobs or studies to volunteer their help in the unprecedented refugee crisis in Europe.
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If I didn't really really want to get to that book, I would have given up about four login tries into it.
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PETE HEGSETH, FOX NEWS ANCHOR: Jason you&aposre a natural, you should have given up this Congress thing a long time ago.
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Mr Nuttall seems almost to have given up hope: he recently declared that UKIP did not need any MPs to have influence.
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Stocks have given up early gains, but the S&P 500 is still only about one percent away from its intraday high.
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With the growth outlook fading faster than feared, even hawkish policymakers have given up pricing the loans at the private market rate.
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The upshot of Williamson's article is that some conservative intellectuals have given up trying to persuade the unwashed masses in their party.
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Apple's been owning this segment of the laptop market for so long that it almost feels like other companies have given up.
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"We have given up a little on some of the low-value water," he said, in favor of focusing more on premium.
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Six former rikishi have given up their original nationalities to become oyakata, since Japan does not allow adults to hold dual citizenship.
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Even in tech-loving Silicon Valley, many say they have given up social networking because the online experience has become so negative.
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Traditional broadcast networks like ABC and competing streaming platforms like Amazon Prime Video have given up on well-reviewed shows this year.
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Next up is a very favorable matchup against the Browns, who have given up the second-most fantasy points to the position.
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The Bengals have given up either 100 yards rushing or a rushing touchdown to an opposing RB in every game this season.
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And it's something that you, as a friend, should try not to do, even though they might have given up on themself.
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"I think people have given up," Nicole Soares, a dental assistant lunching in Turlock, California, last week, said of her fellow Republicans.
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The Carolina Panthers have given up more rushing touchdowns than any team in the NFL at the halfway point of the season.
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The number of discouraged workers — people who have given up looking — has fallen back to levels last seen before the 2008 recession.
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Some of its five million inhabitants are farmers who have given up in the wake of chronic drought dating to the 70s.
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The Yankees have given up 101 home runs this season, the most by any American League team with a record above .500.
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He declared that the Germans have given up expectation of victory, but that they intend to fight for at least three years.
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I am writing to anybody who feels that they have given up on themselves, and that can be anyone at any age.
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The unemployment rate here, including people who have given up looking for work, exceeds 45 percent, significantly higher than the national average.
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This generation of Koreans call themselves the "Sampo Generation" (three resignations generation) who have given up on dating, marriage, and having children.
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Some are waiting to return home, others have given up hope of ever going back and are simply trying to move forward.
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I can keep at this thing — this race, this manuscript — when every other reasonable person would have given up and gone home.
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Steve Stephens, the alleged Facebook killer, is on the move and his cell phone might have given up his location to cops.
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I feel morally obliged to point out that this is the point where people who aren't verging on obsessive would have given up.
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" Lewandowski defended the practice of separating families, saying, "When you cross the border illegally, you have given up the rights of this country.
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I don&apost believe for one second that radical Islamists have given up on reproducing or having a huge event like 9/11.
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Since the mid 1980s, a growing number of white storks have given up their annual migration from Europe to Africa for the winter.
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But after the national election on April 14th, they have given up their claim to have solved the problem of far-right populism.
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He attracts Silicon Valley Democrats, libertarians and even a few conservatives, all of whom have given up on politicians who don't understand them.
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The regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad is supposed to have given up its chemical weapons stockpile, but not everyone is convinced.
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Wisdom Tree specializes in currency-hedging foreign exchange traded funds, which have given up a lot of ground in early going in 22014.
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If hedge funds and speculators have given up shorting the dollar, they haven't thrown in the towel on selling volatility, CFTC data show.
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"Most participants have given up watching that deal as it is on and then off again," said Ole Houe of brokerage IKON Commodities.
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Mr. Talavera of Oxford Economics argues that unemployment data does not measure large numbers of workers who have given up looking for jobs.
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To give back to the two people who have given up everything to support my brother and I. I can't thank them enough.
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Stripe may have given up on bitcoin as a payments method — at least temporarily — but it's not giving up on cryptocurrencies more broadly.
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Philadelphia city officials have given up trying to reopen a shuttered private hospital for coronavirus patients because its asking price is too expensive.
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She also created a side table of solid Negro Marquina marble ($3,595) that appears to have given up orderly rows of core samples.
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Many authorities believe the private sector is better at eking results out of overwhelmed utilities and have given up control of key resources.
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Next up is a favorable matchup with the Panthers, who have given up the sixth-most fantasy points to wide receivers this season.
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Washington relievers surrendered two more runs Saturday in three innings, and have given up nine runs in 11 innings during the losing streak.
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Young Koreans are called the "sampo generation," a portmanteau referring to the three things they have given up on: courtship, marriage and family.
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The Hawkeyes have scored at least 211 points five times this season, while the Tigers have given up 113 or more points six times.
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He was the only person, MacMillan once noted, for whom she would have given up painting, had she ever been required to do so.
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Like Matthew McConaughey, who seems to have given up on his public appearance altogether, Bieber has mastered the art of not giving a shit.
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The Dolphins seemed to have given up on the season long before Monday night, but the exact timing of that decision remains in dispute.
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"This does not mean we have given up on looking for MH370," Malaysian Transport Minister Liow Tiong Lai said at a news conference Friday.
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In Britain, since 2010 councils have given up the maintenance of 13% of public facilities, and as many as a third have closed entirely.
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Like its stock price, Tesla bonds have given up all of the gains they made after Musk shocked investors with a tweet on Aug.
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In my opinion, politicians like Paul Ryan, Marco Rubio, Tim Scott, Nikki Haley, and many others have given up their morals by supporting Trump.
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JVs receive immunity only in liberalised open-skies markets in which governments have given up the power to regulate entry, routes, capacity and price.
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The Rangers have given up at least four runs in all five games and are allowing 6.4 runs per game on the young season.
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Phillies starters have given up one earned run in 13 innings while their relievers allowed seven earned runs in 3 1/3 frames. 3.
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If I hadn't seen your videos on TV at grandmas house after I got dropped from def jam records, I would have given up.
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The list of individuals who have given up their citizenship includes high-profile names like Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin and musician Tina Turner.
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"There are a lot of different approaches that people have taken over the years and a lot of people have given up," said Davis.
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Blackman points out, as well, that someone less persistent might well have given up and left — as the protesters clearly wanted him to do.
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While it might not seem like a huge difference, it adds up to hundreds of thousands more men who have given up on work.
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And a broader definition of unemployment, which includes people who have given up looking for a job out of frustration, fell to 7.6 percent.
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At the Ulaan Chuluut landfill in the northern part of the city, scavengers like Ms. Dashnyam have given up hopes of an ordinary life.
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The president has regularly boasted about rising stock prices since he took office, but the markets have given up those gains in recent weeks.
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The House Republicans, in a moment of large-heartedness, seem to have given up on the idea of killing a tax deduction for adoptions.
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Republicans on Thursday said they have given up on trying to pass a border adjustment tax, prompting a rallying cheer across the retail sector.
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The 218ers have given up the fewest yards per game (793) in the league and only 279 points, second-fewest to New England (249).
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Not all Americans, however, have given up on malls, and for a handful of properties around the country, times have never been so good.
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Second, because the unemployment rate doesn't count people who have given up looking for work, some argue that it underestimates the true extent of joblessness.
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Some have given up their independence and become agents of giants such as Western Union and MoneyGram, for whom international clearing is not a problem.
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Trading volumes have thinned, making prices more volatile, as many investors have given up on Chinese stocks since last summer, when shares crashed 40 percent.
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They have given up current income in favor of floating rate over fixed-rate loans and kept the duration profiles of securities holdings very low.
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The Obama administration appears to have given up on trying to persuade Congress of anything, and it doesn't have any more elections to worry about.
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Some are still in hotels, living in their moldy homes, or in their cars, and some now are just plain homeless and have given up.
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I should add at this point that if I hadn't been hell-bent on getting this print, I'd have given up a long time ago.
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Who denies that real unemployment today, including those who have given up looking for work and are working part-time is close to 10 percent?
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The only way I could have given up on the project is if I had given up on myself, which isn't something that's in me.
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EU officials privately concede that in the short term they have given up hope of merging air-traffic services in the way Eurocontrol originally intended.
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Supply in the flash industry is thus constrained because many companies have given up making the chips because of competition, and prices could go higher.
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Supply in the flash industry is thus constrained because many companies have given up making the chips because of competition, and prices could go higher.
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If they do not make a case at the WTO but retaliate anyway, they have given up the high ground and things will probably escalate.
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Maybe you have given up a few pleasures to make this happen, but believe me when I tell you that outsourcing is worth every penny.
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We can't begin to imagine what that means or how journalism reinserts itself and regains the trust of people who have given up on it.
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Deegan Park, her boyfriend of three years, said he would have given up the rest of his life just to spend another year with her.
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The Trump administration also appears to have given up on negotiations, citing decades of no progress in the strategy and recent provocations by the regime.
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The caravan has grown substantially with more than 1,000 men, women and children and Mexican immigration authorities have given up on trying to stop them.
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He seems to have given up on that cartoon villain scheme, judging by the cute porcelain Balloon Dog Lamp available from the SFMOMA gift shop.
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The Steelers just allowed three of them to the Dolphins' backfield, and over all have given up the fifth-most fantasy points to the position.
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Of note, too, was that the 39 runs the Mets surrendered at Wrigley were the most they have given up in a three-game series.
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The political opportunity for Democrats is even stronger because congressional Republicans under Mr. Trump have given up on defending an American economy that competes globally.
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The Rangers have given up four power-play goals in the last two games — three in a 6-1 loss at Colorado on Friday night.
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Last week, ESPN quoted an anonymous player as saying the players have given up on the season and do not view McAdoo as a leader.
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They have given up only nine turrets total across nine games played (and have never surrendered the mid tier one or any tier two turrets).
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That is, the United States would negotiate with them, presumably before they have given up their nuclear weapons and missiles, despite Mr. Tillerson's earlier statements.
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While many Israelis seem to have given up on the two-state future, what can those still committed to a Jewish and democratic Israel do?
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The Capitals now have given up at least four goals in eight of the last 33 games and now 23 goals in the past two.
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If it hadn't been for Miss Thalia I would have given up the first day and gone back to New York to await the crash.
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Even communist and socialist countries like Russia and Sweden have given up and repealed their estate taxes because they were harming their economies so noticeably.
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Under the old joint fundraising committee, a single donor could have given up to $28503,22019 per year when it included both the RNC and NRSC.
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He is a great bet to bounce back against the Browns, who have given up the most passing touchdowns in the league (31) this season.
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But by February many of us have given up, and less than 20% of Americans polled by Business Insider expect resolutions to last through December.
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His advisers focus instead on bringing back the many American workers who have given up on finding jobs and dropped out of the labor force.
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Some have given up on Wall Street to focus instead on consumer and corporate banking at home (RBS) or on wealth management (UBS and Credit Suisse).
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Pizza Delicious: Those who live in New Orleans seemed to have given up on serving a decent slice of pizza for most of the 20th century.
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The number of graduates out of a job, or who have given up looking for one, recently exceeded 3.5m out of a total of roughly 14m.
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But his main goal in rolling out the bill is to revive interest in a privacy standard that most have given up as a dead letter.
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Overall, 22014 percent of the jobless said they have given up, according to the poll released in conjunction with Express Employment Professionals, a job placement service.
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A handful of companies, including Clorox, Kimberly-Clark, General Mills, General Motors and Harvest Natural Resources, have given up entirely, abandoning assets or selling them cheap.
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It also explains why some Americans have given up altogether on health insurance and opted to take their chances going uninsured and paying Obamacare's penalty instead.
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Some hope to pick up the pieces once Islamic State are defeated, but others - like Hamada Moussa said - have given up hope of recovering their businesses.
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Scientists from the German Aerospace Center (DLR) have given up hope of establishing further contact with the comet lander, currently perched on Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko.
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He initially praised Beijing for its help after an April summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping, but now appears to have given up on his counterpart.
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He is said to have given up a life of royal splendor to live as a holy man after witnessing sickness and death outside the palace.
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Giese treats a slew of seemingly hopeless animals from her home in Washington, with her main focus being dogs that other people have given up on.
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And then the galleons want to visit the boy who loves making model boats in the basement that his parents have given up to his hobby.
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But stock indexes have given up all the brief gains they made, leaving both the national team and the retail investors who followed them under water.
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"Oh, hell no," I say, sort of to the multiple stragglers on the platform who have given up any chance of getting to work on time.
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It all points to more action from the ECB on March 10, particularly as markets appear to have given up any hope of near-term inflation.
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F.L. merger, according to Pro Football Reference, and only nine other teams over the same span have given up as many as the Bengals' 288 points.
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Lawyers for insurance creditors have said their clients have given up a lot by agreeing to accept $11 billion for claims that originally totaled $20 billion.
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The next time our president mentions the declining unemployment rate, remember that that measurement doesn't take into account those who have given up looking for work.
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ANONYMOUS Try to imagine the pain your stepdaughter may be suffering to have given up her child, even temporarily, to be with the person she loves.
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Many more, for a variety of medical or psychological reasons, have voluntarily decided they are no longer safe to drive and have given up their licenses.
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But while these developments dominate the news, neither Mitch McConnell nor the White House have given up on their efforts to deprive millions of health care.
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All's well that ends well, perhaps, even if the scientists have given up only their umbrellas, while taking a core symbol of the Moon People's fraternity.
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The IRS has sought to simplify FATCA compliance for Americans abroad through streamlined compliance procedures and additional amnesty for those who have given up their citizenship.
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The Yankees have given up on Jacoby Ellsbury, cutting the oft-injured outfielder with more than $22011 million left on his $2284 million, seven-year contract.
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In losing the 2016 presidential election, Democrats may have given up the chance to change the balance of power on the Supreme Court for a generation.
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The Republican Party is fundamentally broken, and in backing a long list of unapologetically misogynist men, its supporters have given up any moral ground they ever had.
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The last-place Diamondbacks have given up 46 runs during a four-game losing streak and their opponents recorded nine tallies per contest over the last seven.
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But in the meantime, in the town of Pecos, some elderly residents have given up driving altogether because the roads are so dangerous, Mayor Venetta Seals said.
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There's also a Roadie Bass version for people like myself who have given up on the more difficult stringed instruments but still want to join the jam.
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Last year, it claimed to have given up on selling card games in favor of a not-at-all-copyright-infringing brand of potato chips called Prongles.
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Apart from long-term unemployed, discouraged jobseekers, who have given up on actively seeking work, have increased to 109,000 from 37,000 in the same period, it added.
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While many people have given up sweets for Lent or are getting into shape for summer, we wouldn't judge if you broke your diet just this once.
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Some companies have given up on end-of-year performance reviews all together, but if your company hasn't, keep the following topics, phrases, and considerations in mind.
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Driving the news: Democrats have given up on their cozy relationship with Silicon Valley as major companies face controversies over privacy, content moderation and their market power.
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Three years ago, Rogelio wouldn't have given up his reality show for Xo. But everything else about him is the same, and it must stay that way.
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Cook until the eggplant is tender, the tomatoes have given up their liquid, and the whole thing is thick and stewy and tasty, about 40 minutes. 3.
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The sons say Tanya also wants more because she claims to have given up her own career to support Alan and help raise his youngest son, Carter.
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But finding recruits is not easy, as many potential candidates do not have the confidence to apply or have given up looking for work altogether, added Coyle.
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Even the valets, who double and triple-park the Teslas and Porsches that now flock to the world's most valuable company, have given up finding free spots.
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He's put his head through screen doors and has flooded his house enough times by stopping up the tub that his parents have given up on carpet.
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It does not include people who have given up in frustration, who are staying home to care for children or parents, or who have decided to retire.
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For the average user, this steep learning curve would be incredibly taxing, and I might have given up on Spectacles in favor of my iPhone pretty quickly.
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The current labor force participation rate is 22019 percent, meaning more than a third of Americans are either not working or have given up looking for work.
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Even Mr Sanders himself, who has so far refused to drop out or endorse Mrs Clinton, seems to have given up on the idea of wooing superdelegates.
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So the good news is that despite the alarmist claims of imminent offensives, Moscow seems to have given up on any thought of winning this war militarily.
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Ahead, we take a peek into a few of these establishments, and find out why the women who frequent them have given up the salon, for good.
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"We have given up looking for an automaker to buy the plant, but we are looking for possible buyers from other industries," a Mitsubishi Motors spokesman said.
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Don't be surprised if Prescott puts up a big week against the Giants, who have given up the third most fantasy points per game this season (2100).
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Russians may have given up the idea of Communism and a government of workers and peasants, but they still want the state to ensure their economic survival.
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If we were to use Stafford's $135 million contract in 2017, Brady would have given up something closer to $76 million to this point in his career.
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Many writers would have given up the project after urinating in a public fountain or wandering alone into a dark German forest or vomiting into a sombrero.
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If I had not realized that E.R. worked for me and D.R. didn't, I might have given up on a new medication altogether and stuck with lithium.
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Since then, Mr. Zheng and his parents have amassed more than 160 acres by renting plots from the local government and other villagers who have given up.
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All signs are pointing to excellent production in Week 4 against the Titans, who have given up the fifth most F.P.P.G. to the position this season (26.9).
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Maybe another person would have given up at that point, but I was on my way to meet Elaine Welteroth, the editor in chief of Teen Vogue.
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In a way, the new communications functions turn the speaker into something like a traditional landline telephone, which many people have given up in favor of smartphones.
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The U.S. may have given up more than it got when President Trump tried to rekindle the trade talks at the Group of 20 meeting last month.
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The Flames are 0-for-13 with the man advantage over the last five games and have given up six power-play goals in the past six contests.
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Tencent-owned messaging app WeChat, which dominates in China, has tried unsuccessfully to build a U.S. audience in the past, and appears to have given up that plan.
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Lately, it feels like my parents have given up hope on the "grandparents chapter" of their lives, which they assumed would be (the last) part of their story.
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The Hokies have given up a total of 20 points in their last three ACC games, and opponents convert a mere 24 percent of their third-down chances.
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The reality is that we have one of lowest voter turnouts of any major country on earth because so many people have given up on the political process.
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HDMI-CEC is another one of those HDMI standards that has been implemented in so many different ways that many home theater aficionados have given up on it.
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But it foresaw an exception for people who can convincingly prove they have given up their extremist beliefs, drawing criticism from within Chancellor Angela Merkel&aposs conservative bloc.
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The Patriots (6-2) have given up just 73 points over their past four wins after allowing three of their first four opponents to score 30 or more.
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The Coyotes killed both Vegas power plays and have given up only five power-play goals in 62 chances, the fewest goals and best percentage in the league.
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When we asked financial services employees what they have given up to work in the industry, one-third said work-life balance and about one-fourth said flexibility.
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The Thunder are allowing 113.7 points over the last six games but stand 3-1063 in that span because they have given up 113.2 during the stretch. 1.
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A large number of people have given up looking for jobs altogether while others string together two or three jobs at a time just to make ends meet.
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"I have the impression that some of the skeptics have given up on the weaker car market story after China reported quite a solid third quarter," Menke said.
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In the propaganda war over high drug prices among competing interest groups, Americans have given up trying to understand the issues, but the drug companies understand them well.
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And yet researchers have bred rats who will literally work out for alcohol, bench-pressing a bar repeatedly for a refill long after sober rats have given up.
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The Irish, who started the season ranked No. 103 in the country, have given up an average of 33.5 points in their first four games and are unranked.
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Yes, it's Valentine's Day, but more important than that: It's the day by which 80 percent of people who made a New Year's resolution will have given up.
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And if investment companies take greater risks with the assets entrusted to them to offset the fees they have given up, people of modest means will probably suffer.
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The Americans have given up even less: Mr. Trump met with Mr. Kim in Singapore, agreed to the communiqué (however flawed) and suspended military exercises with South Korea.
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The matchup can't be any better for Graham in Week 7, as the Giants have given up nearly 14 F.P.P.G. to the position, the most of any team.
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There are some truths in both excuses, but those small truths mask the bigger picture: Both parties have given up on competing for large portions of the electorate.
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"The crusaders have given up," Islamic State supporters crowed, according to Laith Alkhouri of the business risk consulting company Flashpoint Global Partners, who monitors the group's online messages.
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The Bills are ranked third in the N.F.L. in fewest passing yards allowed per game and have given up just seven passing touchdowns, which trails only New England.
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Strategists will long debate the best way to tackle those conflicts, but politicians in both parties seem to have given up on making them anything but political millstones.
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In Mutisya's home county of Machakos, more than three quarters of the 200,000 farmers active in the 1980s have given up, said county cooperative union head Martin Muliya.
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Many others appear to have given up on FEMA aid because the agency's application process is entangled with a separate process for awarding SBA loans to rebuild homes.
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Revolver tweeted publicly at Adult FriendFinder and claimed to have reported the vulnerability he used to get in, but after a couple of hours seemed to have given up.
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The Orioles now have given up 261 home runs this year; they set a new single-season record in that category when allowing two home runs in Thursday's loss.
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There is one genus of roundworm, Pristionchus, that includes multiple species who have given up reproducing through male-female sex (dioecious), in favor of being self-fertilizing, hermaphrodites (androdioecious).
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ARGENTINES have given up hope of finding alive the 22006 crew aboard the ARA San Juan, the most modern of the navy's three submarines, which disappeared on November 24.6th.
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Though unemployment is low—only 22.9% in July—the figure does not include those who are jobless either by choice, or because they have given up looking for work.
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The only regular members of the Nationals rotation who have given up longballs are Gio Gonzalez and Stephen Strasburg, who have allowed one each in a combined 24.51 innings.
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But both games take similar approaches to the question of how to make a modern horror title for an audience that may well have given up on the genre.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Banks have given up some fees on a €310m leveraged loan financing backing UK flower and vegetable supplier Flamingo's merger with rose producer Afriflora, banking sources said.
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Many companies have given up exploration in shale fields globally because of cost, political risk and the geological complexity of shale fields in places like Eastern Europe and China.
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After all, so goes the argument, the "historic" declaration would mean the U.S. would have given up its hostile policy and signify that the Korean War has truly ended.
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With waits recently stretching more than a month, many have given up, deciding instead to apply for asylum in Mexico or try to cross illegally into the United States.
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Mr. Kelly no longer attempts to limit people who get access to Mr. Trump, aides said, and he seems to have given up vetting the president's off-hours tweets.
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"We have given up on Baghdad now that the Iraq we fought for is broken," said Hoshyar Zebari, Iraq's former foreign minister and a leader of the referendum effort.
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But seeing them together paints a picture of a democracy in deep trouble, and of Congressional Republicans who have given up all pretense of working for anyone but themselves.
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While a college degree was once a ticket into the middle class, many recent graduates are now stuck in low-paying positions or have given up looking for work.
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The two friends say they have given up on the notion of getting rich quickly, or of being paid by the United States government for the information they provided.
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Others might have given up, or moved away, but Rodríguez, a 0003-year-old with boyish freckles and a ruler-straight hairline, lived in this house as a child.
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In a country where many citizens have given up on the government, Mr. Edhi's expansive philanthropic network acts as a benefactor, providing everything from emergency assistance to welfare services.
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The Hornets might offer up an opportunity for Indiana to have a quick turnaround, as they have given up an average of 33 points in dropping two straight contests.
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The Red Wings have given up at least four goals in half of their 43 games this month, but goaltending has not often been the main reason for that.
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"I think most of my colleagues have given up on a peaceful way to handle the protests, they will take any chance to beat or arrest protesters," he acknowledges.
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The N.H.L. and N.H.L. Players' Association have given up on the possibility of staging the next World Cup of Hockey in September 20163 but will continue collective bargaining talks.
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The reality is that we have one of the lowest voter turnouts of any major country on Earth, because so many people have given up on the political process.
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Since then, though, resignation has been outpacing defiance, and Mr. Royesh said he knows hundreds of high school and university students who have given up and joined the migration trail.
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BERLIN – Germany&aposs governing parties have agreed to toughen rules on family reunions for some asylum-seekers, ruling out such reunions for former extremists who have given up their beliefs.
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If not for Zhang's invention, Lawton says she would have given up on being a graphic designer and looked for another career where her tremors wouldn't negatively impact her work.
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In an in-depth look at the rising prices, some families told PEOPLE in June that they have given up vacations, taken out second mortgages and even filed for bankruptcy.
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House of Cards seems to have given up on being meaningful or thoughtful, tossing a bunch of ideas at the wall and then waiting see if any of them stick.
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"A lot of black women I know have given up on love, given up on the idea and the possibility of love because they've been through a lot," Gibson says.
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The Devils have converted six of their 20 power-play chances over the last five games, but their penalty-killers have given up three tallies in the last two contests.
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Charlie Gard's parents end legal battle -- The parents of the terminally ill British baby have given up their legal fight to bring their son to the United States for treatment.
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"Although I'm really happy that I did this, I'm kicking myself a little bit because I don't know if I should have given up my DNA," Engstrand said by phone.
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Its continued decline over the past several decades represents both an aging work pool and a rise in the number of people who have given up on looking for jobs.
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The only people who have given up on Israeli democracy are the people most directly benefitting from the freedoms guaranteed by the Jewish state: the incredibly unpopular political far Left.
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But many remaining agencies have given up on meeting their closure goals — of 81 recommendations established in 2016 and 2017, 74 have not been "fully addressed," the government watchdog said.
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In a partial rollback, some of Havana's neighborhood markets have given up on cooperatives with which they had struck deals and reverted to a state-run model with fixed prices.
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But some New Yorkers, priced out of the city's real estate game, have given up that dream, finding that pooling resources with friends can more quickly make homeownership a reality.
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The author could have given up government pay and perks by showing the courage of his or her convictions to say publicly what he or she feels so strongly about.
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MOSQUITO-SIZED FLATS "Mini flats" or "mosquito flats" are a growing trend as developers target first-time buyers who have given up hope of ever owning a decent-sized home.
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This could be the week he finally breaks through with a big performance against the Chiefs, who have given up the most fantasy points to receivers so far this season.
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Yet so many people have given up looking for work that less than two-thirds of the working age population was employed as of October, according to the Labor Department.
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Some countries haven't been able to stop the virus from spreading within their health-care system or have given up on tracing cases back to their original source, he said.
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Bachelor Nation agrees: ALL IM SAYING IS MIKE JOHNSON AND TYLER C WOULDNT HAVE DELIVERED THIS KIND OF TRASH SEASON bachelor franchise should have given up after hannah b's season.
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"The Europeans have given up on Tusk's notion of, 'oh, let them stay,'" said Mujtaba Rahman, a former European Commission economist now at the Eurasia Group, a political risk consultancy.
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You mention at dinner that you've switched to grass-fed beef, and someone at the table will inform you that anyone who's truly concerned would have given up meat entirely.
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"A lot of landowners have given up their property for easements for the betterment of the whole country," said Mr. Tielke, who declined to say how much TransCanada paid him.
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After several different Army munition-development initiatives failed to create a new kind of DPICM with a lower dud rate, the Pentagon appears to have given up on the idea.
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The Lakers are 2-5 following a 124-120 loss at Minnesota on Monday night and have given up an average of 122.3 points per game, 29th in the league.
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My family and I are very proud to partner with T.R.U.S.T. to get people the help that they so desperately need, especially if they or their families have given up hope.
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The Mexican government may have given up its own lawsuit, but there is good reason to believe that the all-important hydrocarbon fingerprint might actually have been found — and possibly ignored.
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Jared Fogle, Brendan Dassey and a bunch of other famous prisoners may have given up many of their inalienable rights, but not the right to get the bird on Turkey Day.
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Buoyed by a blitz of original programs attracting millions of new customers, some of whom have given up cable television packages, Netflix's stock has surged 82 percent so far in 2018.
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The Cavaliers still lead the nation in scoring defense (55.5), but have given up 66.5 per game over the last four outings after Wednesday's 65-55 loss to red-hot Duke.
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So far, the bulls have given up plenty of yards but not all that many points, thanks to strength in utilities, consumer staples, and mega-cap tech and other growth stocks.
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Second, we need more onramps to apprenticeship programs for young people who have given up on school but need to acquire valuable skills and credentials to get into the labor market.
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In a way, their inexperience had been a blessing: They might have given up if they'd known just how unlikely it was that they'd be able to save Vallabh in time.
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And I know it's down a lot, I know people have given up on the shopping center, but this is [CEO] Don Wood, he's delivered and he's delivered and he's delivered.
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Texas has now reached double figures in runs four times in its last 10 games and the 11 runs scored Friday matched the most the Yankees have given up this year.
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But the home of failure to pass meaningful laws is the United States, where both Republicans and Democrats have given up on passing legislation until after the presidential election of 2020.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics survey captures veterans and others who work full-time and part-time, but does not take into account those who have given up on finding work.
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WirtschaftsWoche said Deutsche Bank's management have given up hope of being able to deconsolidate Postbank this year, which would require selling at least 50 percent of its stake in the lender.
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"We wanted to make sure we didn't get hurt early on and we might have given up some shots but they weren't necessarily grade-A looks," Rangers captain Ryan McDonagh said.
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Nearly half of all American households have given up their landlines and have only wireless phone service — a figure that has risen more than 10 percentage points in just three years.
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At $75, and well over $100 here in Canada, it was extremely expensive for a computer mouse, but at that point, I would have given up a kidney for the upgrade.
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He is particularly upset with his team's defensive play over the past two weeks, during which the Wild have given up 224 goals in seven games, which followed three straight shutouts.
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I know people seem to have given up on it, but periodically they give up on it and they come right back and I think they're going to come right back.
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He has been known to pound balls on the range deep into the Wednesday night of a tournament week, long after the last stragglers have given up on finding their games.
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Confronted with a sea of new shows and "fine TV," people have given up on a new niche show everyone will enjoy, and defaulted to something they can consume more passively.
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Further distorting your perspective is the fact that your once-ambitious, creative friends seem to have "given up," as you put it — reordered their priorities around a different kind of fulfillment.
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By February, 80 percent of people have given up on their New Year's resolution - but there's always that end-of-year hope that your goals for the following year will stick.
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TO JUDGE by the gleaming rows of Teslas, Nissan Leafs and other electric cars parked in the snow in central Oslo, Norwegians might already have given up on the internal combustion engine.
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With growth slowing as a global trade war heats up, major central banks appear to have given up plans to tighten policy and investors now expect them to provide even more stimulus.
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Furthermore, national groups from both parties have barely bothered to spend in either race, suggesting Democrats now feel assured of victory and Republicans have given up hope of holding these two seats.
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It shows the Assad regime clearly kept a chemical weapons stockpile even though it was supposed to have given up the weapons in a deal with the US and Russia in 2014.
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After pitching five scoreless innings in the first two games, the Blue Jays relievers have given up eight runs and 10 hits - three homers - over 6 2-22 innings of this swoon.
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Tens of thousands of the more than 160,000 civilians who have been displaced, according to U.N. figures, have given up on entering Jordan and have instead headed westwards to the Israeli border.
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It's a little too early to tell how effective the new ramen-scheme will prove, but it's looking pretty impressive: Already, 12,000 elderly drivers in the prefecture have given up their licenses.
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Though Italy's index recovered some ground with a 0.5 percent rise on Wednesday, Italian stocks are down 4 percent so far this week and have given up all of 2018's gains.
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Thousands of migrants who were seeking asylum in the United States have given up and will either return or home or remain in Mexico to work, according to The New York Times.
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"It's sort-of labor economics 101, but a whole hell-of-a-lot of members of Congress don't really understand that -- and don't understand you have given up something today," he added.
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In fact, one in two women have given up on their dreams, according to the Global Dreams Index Survey, the first survey of its kind conducted by luxury skincare brand SK-II.
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More and more women my age have given up on our men and are getting together with millennials, youngsters raised by women who were born in the sixties, rather than the forties.
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To take the temporary position, Lay would have had to sign a waiver that would have given up her decades-long government position without a guarantee of full employment in the future.
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But it's more probable that he fails to secure the nomination, and he will have given up the Democrats' best chance to capture a key Senate seat and potentially retake the chamber.
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U.S. Treasuries have given up half of the yield rise and German Bund yields over a quarter seen after comments by European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi in Portugal on June 27.
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I fully expected that by midday, I'd have given up and swapped the stilettos for sneakers, but in fact there was nary a niggle; my feet just felt quite … warm and fuzzy?
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I fully expected that by midday, I'd have given up and swapped the stilettos for sneakers, but in fact there was nary a niggle; my feet just felt quite … warm and fuzzy?
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But ACLU attorneys say it could be the only fair option for some parents, who might have given up valid asylum claims thinking that would lead to swifter reunifications with their children.
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In Los Angeles, booming with construction and signs of prosperity, some people have given up on finding a place and have moved into vans with makeshift kitchens, hidden away in quiet neighborhoods.
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Consumer spending is increasing and unemployment rates are low, but wage growth has been slow, some people have given up the job search and income inequality is still very much a thing.
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Hundreds of thousands of vulnerable people have given up everything to pursue the dream of freedom from fear in the United States, as our asylum laws allow and America's founding values require.
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So, to my mind, what we have got to do is wage a political revolution where millions of people [who] have given up on the political process stand up and fight back.
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So, to my mind, what we have got to do is wage a political revolution where millions of people who have given up on the political process stand up and fight back.
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With pervasive uncertainty already denting trade, big central banks like the ECB and the U.S. Federal Reserve appear to have given up plans to tighten policy, and markets are now positioned for easing.
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The Lions have given up at least 110 yards on the ground in four straight games but forced two turnovers last week after producing only one takeaway in their first four contests. 1.
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The Pelicans are allowing an average of 117.6 points during the stretch - they have given up 19633 or more four times - and rank 29th (of 30) in scoring defense at 111.7 per game.
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"To my mind, what we have got to do is wage a political revolution where millions of people who have given up on the political process stand up and fight back," he said.
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If enough of them do, Republicans will have given up the Reaganite pretense of America as a "city on the hill" and accepted a grim destiny as "killers" out to plunder the world.
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Microsoft appears to have given up on its plans for wearables running Windows 10, as the company shifts its focus towards its strengths in PC and universal apps for VR and AR headsets.
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Pakistan has long been home to a flourishing market of low-cost private schools, as parents have given up on a dysfunctional state sector and opted instead to pay for a better alternative.
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And with an unemployment rate at 85033 percent that doesn't even consider the number of those that have given up on finding work, it's no wonder West Virginians are looking for a change.
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That's because there's still a large pool of working-age Americans who want to work but have given up searching or who are working part time because they cannot find full-time employment.
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Senate Republicans have given up the latest health bill vote and it is because of the differences within the Republican Party, resulting in the lack of votes to be passed in the Senate.
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They could have given up the cars and relied on buses and walking, and there are motor scooters, but somehow the cars are a link to the past when America was their friend.
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In the last 10 days, Jake Arrieta, Jon Lester, John Lackey and Jason Hammel have given up five, eight, six and 10 runs in starts that did not last longer than five innings.
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That measure includes part-time workers who want a full-time job and people who want to work but have given up looking and aren't in the official count of the labor force.
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They have given up cellphones and sold their boat; one car has been repossessed; the only reason they still have their house, she said, is that they saw layoffs coming and saved money.
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Almadani, raised in the U.S. Midwest from parents born in Syria, has relatives who have given up hope on leaving the country ripped apart by a civil war due to Trump's proposed bans.
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With the rookie Mitch Trubisky now behind center, the Bears should lean on Howard even more against the Ravens, who have given up the eighth most F.P.P.G. (20.5) to running backs this season.
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Even the leader of the engagement strategy, President Emmanuel Macron of France, seems to have given up, publicly expressing deep frustration with Mr. Trump and warning that the United States will isolate itself.
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It's difficult to find reliable data on how many households have given up cable TV and now get all their television via a streaming add-on like Roku, Amazon Fire or Google Chromecast.
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Unilever and Procter & Gamble, as well as others like Johnson & Johnson, have historically relied on retail stores to sell their goods and have given up direct communication with their customers in the process.
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Zachary did say that he'd have given up the venue for Sanders at any point in the year ("because Sanders is cool") but the bar would have certainly been slow without the show.
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"We have given up absolutely nothing...We have taken a time out...which doesn't mean a step backwards, or a renunciation or anything like that," Catalan government spokesman Jordi Turull told Catalunya Radio.
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With pervasive uncertainty already denting trade, big central banks like the ECB and the U.S. Federal Reserve appear to have given up on plans to tighten policy and markets are now positioned for easing.
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Of the few Somali pirates who have given up in this way, most were soon killed, Mr Steed notes, since they could not repay the financiers who underwrote the attacks and the hostages' upkeep.
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Trading was very light, as many investors have given up on Chinese stocks, burnt by last summer's 40 percent crash and a hair-raising January that has taken indexes back to late 2014 levels.
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Whit Merrifield hit a solo homer for Kansas City in the third inning, the 258th homer the Orioles have given up this season, tying a major league record set by the 2016 Cincinnati Reds.
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But though Republicans have given up on repealing Obamacare (for now), the Trump administration has recently argued against the law in ongoing litigation that could make it all the way to the Supreme Court.
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The Crimson Tide give up 4.09 yards per play, the second-best mark in the country; since facing the Rebels, the Tide have given up just 8.83 yards per play, a remarkably low number.
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A broad measure of unemployment that includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment held steady at 2300 percent.
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Amazon's had its own music service for some time, as well, but the company appears to have given up on the dream of being a serious competitor in the space — for now, at least.
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Even in a fully employed, robust economy, there will always be a certain number of people who have given up looking for work, who are between jobs or whose skills are temporarily not needed.
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In the war's 15th year, many here feel that the Afghan and coalition forces have given up on those hearts and minds in the countryside, where the public has been trampled by both sides.
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The bank is the latest to have given up primary dealer roles in Europe, a trend that threatens to increase liquidity constraints and could eventually make it more expensive for some countries to borrow.
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Another Golovkin Knockout The boxing press are still gagging for Gennady Golovkin versus Canelo Alvarez but many in the community have given up on it happening, at least until they both really need it.
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While the company appears to have given up similar data this time around, it's once again invoking the First Amendment, citing a potential violation of privacy and anonymity tied to items a user buys.
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As such, the Palestinians will be wise to climb down from the limb they are out on, claiming they have given up on the United States as a mediator in Middle East peace talks.
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With pervasive uncertainty already denting trade, big central banks like the ECB and the U.S. Federal Reserve appear to have given up on plans to tighten policy, and markets are now positioned for easing.
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The list of pitchers who have given up homers to Judge over his career is not as impressive as the list yielding homers to his teammate, Gary Sanchez, who has four against David Price.
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" The statement added, "She's at the table and ready to keep working, and hopefully Republican leaders haven't added this to the list of other bipartisan work they have given up on for the year.
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Others have given up hope that Congress will be able to pass anything more than a temporary tax cut for individuals — maybe the only measure that can attract 19863 Republican votes in the Senate.
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"I could have given up at $40,000 for the rest of my life," she tells CNBC Make It. In fact, all she wanted before the termination from her previous job was a $10,000 raise.
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"It's unfair to say we have given up on the black vote in South Carolina because we are campaigning in states, like Virginia, which have an event three days after South Carolina," Mr. Devine said.
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It was probably a good idea on Pillsbury's part to make these cookies limited-edition because they look so tasty and easy to make, we might have given up on buying actual cinnamon rolls altogether.
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Making matters worse, Republicans have given up on getting any Democratic support for their reforms, which means they need to pass the bill through the narrow channel of budget reconciliation so it can't be filibustered.
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But in the last few days, time spreads for the first half of 2017 have given up much of their earlier gain, while those for the second half of 20173 and throughout 2018 remained firm.
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But that doesn't mean Unruh and the other Colorado delegates have given up, and some hinted that more dramatic gestures could come tomorrow, when the convention must formally nominate Trump as their choice for president.
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And at least one company, Kroger, has changed the part of the year where the long quarter is located, while others, like Panera Bread, have given up the system entirely without giving any reason why.
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A broader measure of unemployment, which includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment, dropped to 23 percent last month.
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But a different, broader measure of unemployment that includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment is at 9.8 percent.
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He will have to tackle the question of how to reach out to those who have given up on politics as usual and who find the promises of Trump and candidates like him so attractive.
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LONDON, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Nearly half of Europeans who do not own their own home have given up hope of ever doing so, a survey showed on Tuesday, with pessimism highest among Britons and Germans.
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It's for those of you who haven't found the right toilet paper yet or have given up on your go-to brand, whether it changed, you changed, or you can no longer find it easily.
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"I'm always used to getting right back in net, that's what I like, but now it's a different situation," said Fleury, who have given up only two regulation-time goals in his last two starts.
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But Mr. Erdogan's proximity did not appear to cause the outrage it did in 2018, as many Germans appeared to have given up on the idea that the midfielder would ever rejoin the national team.
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In some cases, once richly valued public unicorns are off more than twice the market's recent declines, have given up all their gains earned as public companies, or fallen under their final private market valuations.
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The four-goal period was the third of the season for the Predators and the first time the Islanders have given up four goals in a period since the Dallas Stars did so on Nov.
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Now, with rumors that they may be looking to trade their star big man Paul Millsap, some fans are wondering whether the Hawks have given up on this season, and are already looking to rebuild.
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While NKOTB will be there, two people who probably won't be seeing are Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen – Sweetin recently revealed that the twins' former costars have given up hope that they'll make a return appearance.
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Mohammed (not his real name), a 20173-year-old Palestinian who claims to have given up smuggling after he was caught and jailed for four months, estimates that around 100 smugglers are still operating in Istanbul.
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A broader measure of unemployment, which includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment, was unchanged at 22020 percent in April.
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Many more show up in a broader measure, which includes people who are working part time but would prefer full-time employment, and those who want to work but have given up an active job search.
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If it lost its court battles, Qualcomm would have given up a giant source of revenue, and it could have been on the hook for as much as $27 billion in damages for overpaid royalty fees.
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Those aides had good reason for skepticism: While all comparisons between North Korea and Iran are fraught, if economic pressure alone could do the trick, Pyongyang would have given up its nuclear program two decades ago.
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"He gets 500,000 euros in retirement a year, 40,000 euros a month, I think that's enough and he should have given up his 13 million euro package, the whole thing, not just 4 million," Griveaux added.
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You might have given up your cable box a while ago, but if you're starting to miss recording your favorite weekly shows it might be time to dip your toes back into the cable life again.
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But Hill has a touchdown in each of his last three games, and the Bills, whose run defense is solid over all, have given up four touchdowns to four different backs in their last two games.
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A broad measure of unemployment that includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment is currently at an eight-year low.
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That association suggests Mr. Abdeslam may not have given up on engaging in further terrorist activities, and that the militants in Belgium had not yet dismissed him as unwilling to give his life for their cause.
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With four touchdowns allowed to tight ends over the last three weeks — and at least one in each of those games — the Panthers have given up the fourth-most fantasy points to the position this season.
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It might take a longer period of low unemployment to draw workers who have given up looking for jobs back into the labor market and to get the labor market to a healthy, full-employment situation.
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Researchers say improvements are needed because the back is likely to be occupied more often, with people such as older adults who have given up driving or passengers using ride-hailing services like Uber and Lyft.
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Rescue workers have given up trying to pump water out of the mine, and local officials say the chances of retrieving any living miners are falling after two weeks trapped without food or clean drinking water.
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From Ottawa to Brussels to Seoul, our trading partners are fed up with the Trump administration's tariffs, and they have given up on trying to charm President Trump or persuade him that free trade is good.
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If even the PR magicians at Apple have decided to just move on with their business and have given up all their alluring presentations and rollouts in favor of text in a document, you can too.
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As Mr. Moore has rejected calls to drop out even as more women have accused him of preying on them when they were teenagers, Republicans have given up any hope that he will fold his campaign.
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He should keep it rolling against the Dolphins, who have given up at least 26 fantasy points in each of the last two games to quarterbacks and the fourth-most points to the position this season.
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That clause means that if the bank or other lender violates your rights, such as charging you illegal fees or wrongfully damaging your credit report, you have given up your right to take them to court.
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The Bearcats allowed opponents to score 12 or more points only once last season but already have given up that many points four times this season, including in home losses to Butler, Iowa State and Temple.
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The Spurs, who open a season-long, eight-game road stretch that straddles the All-Star break, rolled over Denver 121-97 on Saturday and have given up just 92.3 points per game during their current streak.
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El-Erian said the U.S. economy "is still in a good place," so he's surprised that the central bank appeared to have given up on the option to tweak monetary policy for the rest of the year.
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President Donald Trump may have given up his weekly primetime TV slot as host of "Celebrity Apprentice," but since he took the oath of office, every day is a new episode of Trump's White House — on Twitter.
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Economists and investors say they have given up seeking any clues from Emefiele, who once read out a 20153-page statement on interest rates without referring to the issue uppermost on his audience's mind - the frozen naira.
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With another brutal bye week to deal with, you could do worse than rolling the dice with Kaepernick against the Saints, who have given up the 10th most fantasy points per game to the position this season.
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"However, we did execute very large liquidations of silver holdings by clients who held these for 4-5 years, and have given up on waiting for the price to get back to its heydays level,"he added.
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Other competitors, meanwhile, that received tens of millions of dollars in federal grants to build their own moly-99 manufacturing plants have been thwarted by protracted drug approvals and nuclear regulatory hurdles, and some have given up.
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"There have been times this season, and in my four years here, that we haven't been good closing out games and have given up leads," said center Auston Matthews, who leads the Maple Leafs with 193 goals.
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A growing band of young women have given up makeup and cut their hair short to rebel against long-held ideals of beauty in a country with one of the highest rates of plastic surgery per capita.
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No official data has been made public on how many people have given up Russian residency to escape the law, or the overall size of the assets they have shielded from Russian tax jurisdiction through the practice.
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"People have given up on some of the election concerns and you can see that most clearly in the six-month risk reversals," said the head of hedge fund sales with one large U.S. bank in London.
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Many of the countries that have given up on wealth taxes concluded that struggling with avoidance, and the high administrative costs of stopping it, for a relatively small amount of incremental tax revenue did not seem worth it.
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What this campaign is about is creating a process for a political revolution in which millions of Americans, working people who have given up on the political process, they don't think anybody hears their pains or their concerns.
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So many insurers have given up on the market that about a third of counties have only one left; 38 are at risk of having no insurer for 2018, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation, a think-tank.
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A broader measure of unemployment, which includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment, rose to 7.2% in June from 7.1% in May.
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Many of the teenage girls and young women she's spoken with have told her that they have given up, and choose to not dress up at all rather than try to navigate the complex waters of Halloween costumes.
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The Global Dreams Index Survey, which was conducted with 5,400 women in 14 countries across six continents, found drastic results in Singapore, where a staggering 63% of women are not pursuing or have given up on their dreams.
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A broad measure of unemployment, which includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment, dropped to 8.6 percent from 8.9 percent in March.
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Celebrities have given up their front-row seats to designer Ida Klamborn's February 3rd show so that a virtual reality robot can broadcast it to viewers all around the world, and in doing so, democratize the front row.
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While they have given up some ground lately, oil prices have almost doubled since February, so we can expect that gas at the pump, which typically trails wholesale oil prices, will continue to climb in the short term.
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Dolphins) — Coming off a big performance with two touchdowns and 97 yards on 17 carries, Hill should make for a solid RB2 start against the Dolphins, who have given up the second-most rushing yards per game (131).
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Over the past four trading sessions, however, bonds have given up some of those gains with the 10-year yield up 31 bps on growing worries the government will boost heavy stimulus and borrowings to quickly accelerate growth.
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Although he stressed that significant progress has been made since the financial crisis, Sanders said the "real" joblessness rate is closer to 28503 percent when those who have given up looking for work are factored into the equation.
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I'm expecting him to finally end that streak this week at home against the Buccaneers, who have given up the third most passing yards and the seventh most fantasy points per game (210) to opposing quarterbacks this season.
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Parker is cast as a creative-writing professor who seems to have given up on the possibility of anything happening in her life, but then she befriends an unusual student (Will Hochman) and receives a daunting medical diagnosis.
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Current retirees would have given up five years of cost-of-living adjustments, and state employees hired after the middle of next year would have been moved off a pension system and into a private 401(k) plan.
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Nico Hischier scored the lone goal for the Devils, who lost to the New York Rangers 4-0 Saturday and have given up 11 goals or more over a two-game span (including shootouts) five times this season.
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A broader measure of unemployment, which includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment, fell to 2000% last month from 212% in October.
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Related: There Are More Displaced People in the World Than Ever Before It's this lack of prospects that makes it hard for parents and children to envision a prosperous future and, as a result, many have given up.
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A broader measure of unemployment, which includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment, rose to 2000% in June from 218% in May.
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While long-dated bond yields in Germany have risen and held at higher levels since a speech by ECB chief Mario Draghi in Portugal in late June, short-dated peers have given up initial rises to head back down.
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Hundreds of thousands of small growers have given up their farms over the past two decades, after a government program to support prices ended, subsidies targeted larger farms, and free trade with the United States drove down corn prices.
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Less Quick Comment: If you doubled the amount of runs the Cubs have given up this season, they'd still be a stronger pitching and defensive team than Colorado, Cincinnati, and Milwaukee, and just a run shy of the Padres.
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In Baltimore, though, some of Sanders's young fans have an explanation: It's going to take much, much more than a late campaign push and a little-known Vermont senator to awaken those who have given up on politics altogether.
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"Some of these kids that are out there now, if they don't have a family that's missed them, or maybe people have given up hope and they don't know where to turn now — now we have this," she says.
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Student debt is an incredibly significant issue for families across the country — indeed, many people literally lack their own kitchen table, and have given up on the possibility of homeownership entirely, because of the terrible burden of college loans.
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"I don't know what kind of yield curve will emerge, but depending on yields, we might be able to investment in JGB, which we have given up," Masatsugu Nagato, head of the state-controlled company, told a news conference.
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Even when consumers do not have to pay anything for the service, it might have been that with more competition consumers would have given up less in terms of privacy or might even have been paid for their data.
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In refusing to be drafted during the Vietnam War, he willingly forfeited riches and his crown, and would have given up even his freedom, if it had come to that, following the dictates of his religion and his heart.
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A broader measure of unemployment, which includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment, dropped to 7.1% last month, the lowest since December 2000.
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It's one of the reasons, one of the multitude of reasons why Americans have given up on government is because they feel like we have policies on the books, but then those policies aren't actually enacted in real life.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Some of Russia's super-rich have given up residency to escape a 2014 law requiring them to disclose offshore assets, wealthy businessmen told Reuters, a practice that could keep billions of dollars hidden from Moscow's tax authorities.
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It's unclear how many have given up their cases, but some asylum-seekers have taken up the Mexican government's offer to be bused to the interior of Mexico or as far as the state of Chiapas, which borders Guatemala.
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A study by the Economic Policy Institute indicates that more than 2628 percent of Americans work part time but want full-time work or have looked for work in the last year but have given up actively seeking it.
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I have given up so many times when I was younger and as I got older, I told everyone that I would not give up on my dreams, I told everyone that I would not stop applying to agencies.
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This is a horrendous abdication of responsibility — both by legislators who have given up doing their jobs and by citizens who tacitly give up the task of reforming the legal frameworks governing our possession and use of weapons of war.
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But you still have to consider that first ladies have given up well-remunerated jobs in order to perform her public and ceremonial duties, and are in the spotlight basically 24/7 just by virtue of being married to the president.
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A broad measure of unemployment that includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment rose two-tenths of a percentage point to 1.03 percent last month.
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Everyone else in Ready Player One appears to have given up on the real world, to have accepted that its problems can't be fixed and that the best you can do is accept your fate and try to forget reality.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The parties that are in talks on forming a new German coalition government have given up on the country's previous target of achieving a 40 percent reduction in carbon dioxide emissions by the year 2020, two sources told Reuters.
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The problem with the whole thing, however, is that the movie clearly wants to be about the perils of a world in which people have given up their privacy — yet the world it presents doesn't actually seems all that horrible.
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Lifted by a blitz of original programs and 125 million global subscribers, some of whom have given up cable television packages, Netflix's stock has surged 80 percent so far in 2018, more than any other company in the S&P 500.
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To be sure, since Travis Tygart became its CEO in 2007, the USADA has made serious inroads to clean up Olympic sports in the U.S. -- his relentless pursuit of Armstrong when all others (including the feds) have given up proved that.
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The Red Sox have allowed 230 runs in five games (22 innings) and the starters have given up 20 of those runs in 26 percent of the innings, meaning that the bullpen has given up just three runs in 303 innings.
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GOP strategists said there is no one-size-fits-all rule, but that as much as they have given up on Trump, they said they hope he can at least climb back into a single-digit deficit in those states.
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Cyrus may have given up smoking weed this year, but that doesn't change the fact that in 2012 she enjoyed the psychoactive herb so much that she — and on-again boyfriend Liam Hemsworth — named one of her adopted dogs after it.
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The U.S. and others have said that Russia bears responsibility for the deaths of civilians at the hands of Assad given Moscow's role in guaranteeing the 2013 deal in which Assad was supposed to have given up his chemical weapons arsenal.
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TUNIS/CAIRO (Reuters) - The United Nations and Western powers have given up hope that Libya will hold elections in the immediate future, focusing on reconciliation first among rival factions locked in a cycle of conflict, diplomats and other sources said.
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LINE: Clemson -3 ABOUT CLEMSON (211-225, 22-23 ACC): The Tigers have leaned on a dominant defense in their first two games, as they have yet to allow a touchdown and have given up only 240 yards of total offense.
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But critics say farmers have given up land that long fed them, with many then entering a state of co-dependency with palm oil companies that have become major employers, but do not pay well enough to stop people migrating.
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That's 150,2000 bpd more than what the Saudis actually supplied, and this is perhaps a good indication of how much the Saudis have given up by restricting their output in pursuit of rebalancing the global crude market and shifting prices higher.
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IBM held the No. 1 spot for a long time in the 1980s, but recent technology companies that became the most valuable, such as Microsoft in the 1990s and Cisco 16 years ago, have given up the title rather quickly.
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I will admit it is a dishonor to our past generations that have already paid a debt for us but even after all this time black communities are not fully equipped to exercise those privileges and thus have given up.
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Thankfully, for those who have given up on trying to find love during an election year, MapleMatch, an app that matches Americans with Canadians who can help them escape the election, could be the game-changer they are looking for.
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So the Angels gave up a player who had a chance to be an everyday player, the Mariners have given up three of their better prospects, and what they received in return, was the right to maybe, possibly sign a player.
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Our world has grown so bewildering and complicated, in no small part because of the finger jammed on technology's fast-forward button, that many people have given up trying to make sense of it — or to make sense at all.
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None of the parties have given up hope of outright victory, but an increasing number of rebels and midlevel government supporters acknowledge that they will either have to settle for a divided country or join forces with their sworn enemies.
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A broad measure of unemployment that includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment fell 0.1 percentage point 9.6 percent, the lowest since April 2008.
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But they looked nothing like a team that might have given up on the season Sunday afternoon, riding a 31-point effort from Harrison Barnes to a 109-105 victory over the playoff-bound Milwaukee Bucks at the Bradley Center.
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A broader measure of unemployment, which includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part time because they cannot find full-time employment, rose one-tenth of a percentage point to 8.2 percent in January.
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Those young people—often called DREAMers after the DREAM Act, a bill that, had it passed in 2010, would have given up to 20123 million undocumented youths a path to citizenship—are at the forefront of the resistance against Trump.
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Today, as Mr. Silverman continues to push for change and investors keep close watch on the stock, what's most frustrating to some close observers of the company is that Etsy seems to have given up so much to gain so little.
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The uncanny convention is an indication that many Republicans have given up this year — that they've looked at the consistent lead Hillary Clinton has been putting up in the polls and have simply decided to cut their losses this time around.
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"As long as the conflict in Syria continues to rage, whoever has military leverage on the ground, holds political cards in this conflict, so without military engagement, the U.S. will have given up its place at the table," Khatib says.
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There is a stark difference between targeting consumers who are eagerly sharing their information for so-called relevance and targeting those who have given up, and who may not even understand how, exactly, their data is being collected and interpreted.
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But with Mr. López Rivera not issuing any further public statements, the mayor's office and the parade organizers appeared to have given up — and it seemed that officials had simply decided to interpret his words in the most favorable light.
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The once-fragrant piles of damp earth that moles turn up in the night are as dry as anthills, and the robins that like to pick through their leavings in the morning seem to have given up all hope of worms.
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Still, long before Mr. Trump's ascension, momentum for side-by-side states had faded not just in Washington but also in the Middle East, where many Israelis and Palestinians have given up hope or changed their minds about the concept.
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There is little reason to think he won't produce a quality fantasy performance against the Bears, who have given up two touchdowns to opposing quarterbacks in each of the last three games and have not faced a running threat like Kaepernick.
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"You have some who are fully committed to the LDS Church, including many who have given up the doctrine of polygamy and are members of the institution in Salt Lake City," said Park, the historian at Sam Houston State University.
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Their departure is part of an exodus of reformers who have given up posts in the government or state institutions in frustration at what they saw as the slow pace of change following the 2013-2014 pro-European Maidan uprising.
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ET, Fox ABOUT VILLANOVA (25-33, 12-2 Big East): The Wildcats have given up 64 points or less five times during their current six-game winning streak and rank 21th in the nation in scoring defense (229.1) entering Thursday's action.
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A broader measure of unemployment, which includes people who want to work but have given up searching, and those working part time because they cannot find full-time employment, fell two-tenths of a percentage point to 8.0 percent last month.
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And maybe, just maybe, that's because most consumers have given up on the idea of privacy in our times — or believe that the risk-reward balance of technologies like Alexa tilt in the direction of our new artificially intelligent overlords.
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There have been seasons where I have given up everything to do this music thing but at the end of the day, it's my husband and my parents and my friends who are there cheering me on and are my really solid foundation.
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Because Democrats focused more on turning out supporters than growing the base Via In These Times: The party and the left "have given up/abandoned/lost touch with the working class" -- as evidenced by their lame effort to persuade people outside their base.
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Engineers call this the handoff problem, and it's so tricky that companies like Ford and Google's Waymo have given up on partial autonomy because they figure it's easier to go straight to full autonomy and cut you out of the equation entirely.
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Much of the political enthusiasm around Trump's policies of fewer taxes and regulation and more fiscal spending has "waned," and thus Trump trades have given up some gains since the election, said Boris Schlossberg, BK Asset Management's managing director of foreign exchange strategy.
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As a result, civilian sea rescuers have given up on contacting the rescue coordination center based in Rome and switched over to contacting the German Maritime Search and Rescue Association during emergencies in the Mediterranean, hoping to enlist them to contact the Libyans.
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A broader measure of unemployment, which includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment, dropped to 7.3 percent, the lowest since March 2001, from 8.1 percent in January.
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But a broad measure of unemployment that includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment slipped one-tenth of a percentage point to 211 percent last month.
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Women in my family have given up homes, friends, careers, the pursuit of advanced degrees within months of completion to become housewives, stay-at-home moms, or to work in jobs they never would have chosen to pay their male partner's way.
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A broad measure of unemployment, which includes people whowant to work but have given up searching and those workingpart-time because they cannot find full-time employment, dropped three-tenths of a percentage point to 217 percent, the lowest level since November 2000.
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Such is the cronyism and mismanagement of the Zuma administration that South Africa has dipped into recession, its debt has been downgraded to junk and unemployment is a whopping 28% (or 36% if one includes those who have given up looking for work).
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At first blush the Brexit crisis proves that Sir Lewis was wrong: a growing list of Conservative politicians have given up high office (and the chauffeur and salary that go with it) in order to fight for an abstract ideal of sovereignty.
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Turkey has been hit hard by the aftermath of last Friday's botched coup, and emerging markets have given up some recent gains as robust U.S. data has revived some rate rise expectations for 2016 and sent the dollar index to four-month highs.
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They have the sort of helpful, bubbly customer service attitude that we expect from traditional consumer companies but have given up on when it comes to Facebook and Google, where the products are largely free and customer service is mainly done by algorithms.
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Here are 16 things your successful friends have given up: Your successful friends believe that it's not where you are born, how much education you have, or how much money you start out with; success is about believing you can change the world.
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As the battle to clear out Islamic State drags on around them, the residents of the wrecked city in northern Iraq have given up waiting for the government or international aid groups and started digging their own water out of the rubble.
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GUWAHATI, India (Reuters) - Relatives of at least 15 Indian miners trapped in a "rat-hole" mine for 18 days said on Monday they have given up hope that any of them would be found alive, even as rescue operations were stepped up.
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Grey's inquiry, which grows more and more obsessive, gets nowhere, but in the process Onetti casts a light on a society made up of nosy, restless, insecure people who take a malevolent interest in others only because they have given up on themselves.
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Instead, voters have the sense that abstract economic forces are determining their fates, that their countries have given up part of their economic sovereignty to Europe — but that Europe, a vague construct, has not assumed that power and can't act on it.
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They have given up, to a great extent, the amenities and achievements of civilization: solitude and leisure, the sanction to be oneself, truly absorbed, whether in contemplating a work of art, a scientific theory, a sunset, or the face of one's beloved.
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"The fact that the company is talking about the original split-up decision timeline of late 2016 almost seems to suggest they have given up on inversion," said Tim Anderson, a senior analyst for Sanford C. Bernstein & Company, in a note to investors.
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The acid test now is whether those who have given up looking for work or have been unemployed for long periods (around 23 percent of those unemployed have been so for six months or more) are able to reintegrate into the jobs available.
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Gundlach said on CNBC that the latest move on Wednesday by the Bank of Japan, which introduced a target for 10-year interest rates in its latest bid to restart economic growth, shows BoJ officials have given up on negative interest rates.
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But even with Kenneth Dixon possibly returning from injury this week, there is no reason that West should not be featured again against the Redskins, who have given up the second-most fantasy points to backs through four games, including seven touchdowns.
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It's just a matter of time before he puts up big fantasy numbers, and it could be this week against the Eagles, who have given up the second most passing yards and the 10th most fantasy points to opposing quarterbacks this season.
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The two players became the latest notable veterans the Mets have given up in recent weeks — after Jay Bruce, Neil Walker, Lucas Duda and Addison Reed — as the club began moving on from a disappointing season and setting its sights on next year.
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An exodus of working-age people from rural areas like Shimane, which has the second lowest population of Japan's 47 prefectures, has left few people to drive buses, taxis or delivery trucks that could support residents who have given up their cars.
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A broader measure of unemployment, which includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment, declined to 6.9%, the lowest level since December 2000, from 2400% in August.
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Sony's NW-A100TPS (doesn't exactly have the same ring, does it?) marks the company's latest attempt to revitalize the Walkman brand, and this time around they've seemed to have given up any pretense that this is anything more than a nostalgia cash grab.
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Companies in the S&P 500 index with the highest effective tax rates that would gain the most from the promised cuts have given up all of their post-election gains, according to a research note from Goldman Sachs published last week.
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Every now and then I do check it, and I can say that there have been times during the making of this game when we definitely would have given up had it not already been announced, and people weren't excited about it.
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Porcello (2392-23) allowed six hits and a walk while striking out four for the Red Sox, whose starters have given up only one run and struck out 33 batters over the first 23 20/22018 innings in the first three games of the season.
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A broader measure of unemployment, which includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment, fell to 7.6 percent last month, the lowest since May 2001, from 7.8 percent in April.
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A broad measure of unemployment, which includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment, fell two-tenths of a percentage point to 9003 percent, the lowest since November 2900.
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A broad measure of unemployment, that includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment, fell two-tenths of a percentage point to 9.3 percent, the lowest level since April 2300.
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A broader measure of unemployment, which includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment, dropped two-tenths of a percentage point to 7.1% last month, the lowest since December 2000.
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CAIRO, Aug 3 (Reuters) - Hussein Salem, a businessman and ally of Egypt's deposed president Hosni Mubarak, and his family have given up 75 percent of their wealth in a deal that will allow them to return to Egypt without facing prosecution, his lawyer said.
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I spoke to five other women who have given up hair removal down there and are ready to dispense a long, tall "follicle off" to anyone who still assumes the right to suggest what they should or should not do with their pubic hair.
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Kansai Electric and Marubeni have given up access rights to the electricity grid to supply power from the planned Akita coal station, two industry sources told Reuters, with one of them saying this indicates that the companies have cancelled their plans for the project.
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A broad measure of unemployment, which includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment, fell three-tenths of a percentage point to 2000 percent, the lowest level since December 21.
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Had it known about this at the time, PCP argues it would not have agreed to split about 3.0 billion pounds of Barclays warrants with Qatar and would not have given up a 10 percent interest in the instruments, worth around 720 million pounds.
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Broncos Devontae Booker (DEN at Raiders) — Another appealing matchup awaits the rookie, as the Raiders have given up the most yards per carry in the A.F.C. (4.9) through eight weeks, and have allowed at least one touchdown to the position in all but two games.
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A broader measure of unemployment, which includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment, jumped to an 2000-month high of 220 percent in January from 2800 percent in December.
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"There's going to be at least one more grassroots effort to convince them to take another run at health care" so base voters don't think Republicans have given up, said Lanhee Chen of Stanford, a former Mitt Romney adviser who's part of the group.
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A broader measure of unemployment, which includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment, rose to 2600 percent last month from a 1003-year low of 2100 percent in May.
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A broader measure of unemployment, which includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment, dropped three tenths of a percentage point to 7.5 percent, the lowest level since March 2001.
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But the author says he is giving voice to a growing body of confused Israeli centrists, each involved in a deeply personal struggle, and most appearing to have given up both on the dream of peace and on the dream of a Greater Israel.
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A broader measure of unemployment, which includes the millions who are working part time but would prefer full-time jobs and those so discouraged by rejections that they have given up searching, also rose, to 225 percent in January from 262.9 percent in December.
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In response to the announcement, Senator Orrin G. Hatch, the chairman of the Senate Finance Committee and an ardent free-trade supporter, appears to have given up on the kinds of expansive multilateral trade deals, like the Trans-Pacific Partnership, that he once championed.
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A broader measure of unemployment, which includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment, declined to 6.9% last month, the lowest level since December 2000, from 7.2% in August.
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G.P.A.: 4.03 Nobody got as bad a score as Trubisky, but two were close: Some spoke highly of quarterback Patrick Mahomes, but felt the Kansas City Chiefs should not have given up a package that included a first rounder next year to get him.
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I have friends whose curiosity has been stamped out of them by frequent smoking, who have given up other hobbies and interests, who seem to be in a perpetual cloud of haziness because they're always stoned or thinking about when they can next get stoned.
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The move could signal that prosecutors have given up on their quest to charge McCabe, or it could simply be an effort to forestall attempts by a judge to get prosecutors to publicly reveal whether they are still trying to indict the former FBI official.
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Fitbit offers fun ways to compete with friends with its app, but unlike a few years ago when my parents and some friends used Fitbits, today many of those people seem to have given up on the idea, or switched to smartwatches and more specialized devices.
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This industry invented the gig economy, which is powered by a vast and diffuse force of independent contractors, none of whom are protected by labor law, and many of whom, having signed arbitration agreements, may have given up the right to sue their employers in court.
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If I knew from the beginning of pregnancy that I would not have access to that caring doctor, that expert hospital team, and that life-changing medication every step of the way, all paid for by insurance that I could afford, I would have given up hard.
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That is life on the world-beating defense of the Crimson Tide, who have given up 13.4 points per game, the lowest mark in the Football Bowl Subdivision, and, according to the analyst Phil Steele, held opponents to an unrivaled 157 yards per game below their averages.
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A broad measure of unemployment that includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment fell two-tenths of a percentage point to an 8-1/2 year low of 21 percent.
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A broader measure of unemployment, which includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment, increased to 6.9% from 6.7% in December, which was the lowest since the series started in 1994.
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"I believe that the way we beat Trump is by having the largest voter turnout in the history of this country and it's appealing to working Ccass people who have given up on the political process because they don't believe anyone is hearing their pain," Sanders said.
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So to my mind, what we have got to do is wage a political revolution where millions of people have given up on the political process, stand up and fight back, demand the government that represents us and not just a handful of campaign contribution — contributors.
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A broader measure of unemployment, which includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment, dropped to 7.8 percent last month, the lowest level since July 2001, from 8.0 percent in March.
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A broader measure of unemployment, which includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment, fell two-tenths of a percentage point to 2000% last month, the lowest level since December 0003.
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A broader measure of unemployment, which includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment, fell two-tenths of a percentage point to 214% last month, the lowest level since December 2000.
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A broader measure of unemployment, which includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment, fell two-tenths of a percentage point to 216% last month, the lowest level since December 2000.
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" He continued: "All the rabbinic authorities I know of who have addressed the question of how observant Jewish parents should treat family members who have given up observance have counseled parents to in no way reject the child, but rather maintain good relations with him or her.
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The U-6 number includes those who are jobless, those who have become so depressed they have given up looking for jobs, and those who want full-time work and are forced to take only part-time work because of the weakness of the jobs market.
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And finally, concerns about getting a good first job are real: There are simply fewer jobs that require college degrees without specifying experience requirements, perhaps because employers have given up hoping that new college graduates have the requisite technical skills, and so have begun imposing experience requirements.
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A broader measure of unemployment, which includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment, rose to 7.0% last month from 6.9% in September, which was the lowest level since December 2000.
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A broader measure of unemployment, which includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment, increased to 7.0% last month from 6.9% in September, which was the lowest level since December 2000.
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"Those chaplains were consistently given a hard time and some of them have given up coming to the facility and providing classes because they were unable to get past the hurdles that the facility was placing on them," Lena Masri, CAIR's director of litigation, told The Appeal.
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Let's talk about what we have gained in the digital revolution but not without considering what we have given up in our quest for convenience: Sharing is so much easier now because of technology, but perhaps our rituals and interactions have less meaning than they did before.
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Equipped with bunkers for storing chemical munitions, the airfield had been built as a potential launching pad for attacks with chemical weapons — weapons that Mr. Assad was supposed to have given up as part of an agreement that was worked out by the United States and Russia.
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A broader measure of unemployment, which includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment, increased to 7.0% last month from 6.9% in September, which was the lowest level since December 2000.
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A broader measure of unemployment, which includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment, fell to 2000% in December, the lowest since the series started in 210, from 2400% the prior month.
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The so-called U-28 rate, which captures people who are working part-time but want a full-time job, and those who would like a job but have given up looking out of frustration, is also back down to its level before the last recession.
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A broader measure of unemployment, which includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment, fell one-tenth of a percentage point to 7.4 percent, matching a 17-year low hit in August.
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To be clear, there is a difference between "sobriety" and "recovery": The former applies only to those who have given up alcohol (and, for some, recreational drugs), while the latter is for those who are actively addressing any underlying addiction issues through therapy or treatment programs.
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But also hoping that maybe by then the rest of the krew will have given up Snapchat... Read These Stories Next:The Best British Shows You Should Be WatchingSome Friends Fan Figured Out How Much Money Joey Owed ChandlerSee The Kardashians & Jenners As Disney Princesses (You Know You Want To)
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Google had seemingly hoped to return the top button functionality to the Home Mini at a later date, but now the company seems to have given up on that — either because it couldn't figure out a way to do it, or simply out of an abundance of caution.
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"I have friends who are on food stamps and disability and things like that, and we don't have a (federal) budget sorted out and I am terrified we'll lose these programs," Hammond said, adding that she would gladly have given up the tax cut if it protected those programs.
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However, a broad measure of unemployment that includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment rose to 9.8 percent last month from a more than 7-1/2-year low of 9.7 percent.
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A broader measure of unemployment, which includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment, dropped to 423 percent after hitting an 11-month high of 8.1 percent in January because of the government shutdown.
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He thinks that Alcor and CI have "given up on the idea of society and the medical community accepting cryonics," but he's holding out for changes that will allow people to preserve their brains before they die, as part of a continuum of care offered by healthcare providers everywhere.
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A broad measure of unemployment that includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment fell one-tenth of a percentage point to 9.2 percent, the lowest rate in more than 8-1/2 years.
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While the media enforced the standard that Obama's children were off-limits – remember calls in 2014 for a Republican operative to be fired over remarks she made about the way they dressed – some in the media and entertainment worlds have given up on that standard since Trump took office.
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Like still collecting scented gel pens or Beanie Babies with tag protectors on, it feels as though waist-length tresses are something I should have given up as soon as I was too old to have my mother comb through them every Sunday with Johnson's No More Tears.
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Oakland received first-round picks in both of those trades but appeared not to have given up any of its four picks in the top 249 in this year's draft to acquire Brown, who has topped 2104 receptions and 21,2297 yards receiving in each of the past six seasons.
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And legally, says Hoskin, Vietnam may have given up any claim to the Paracels in 219, when the then-Prime Minister of North Vietnam wrote a letter to the Chinese government saying that Hanoi "recognizes and approves" Beijing's claims of sovereignty over the South China Sea and its territories.
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The idea that there is no choice has always been an alibi for those who in some sense have given up on democracy—whether to justify a decision to declare a state of emergency or to just stay home from the polls—or on the rule of law.
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Lowe is part of a four-person crew from the Rural Fire Service (RFS) in New South Wales (NSW) state who are all in their 60s and have given up their time over Christmas to tackle some of Australia's fiercest fires, in the Blue Mountains west of Sydney.
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So because of these two obstacles, almost all of the big Android Wear device makers such as Motorola, LG, and Asus have given up on the platform, leaving Android Wear in the hands of fashion brands that neither have the vision nor the technological know-how to advance smartwatch tech.
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Why it matters: If these trends continue, they may begin to whittle away at some of the nation's most stubborn problems — that millions of Americans have given up trying to find work after years of unemployment, and a vast number of jobless people lack sufficient skills for the quickly advancing economy.
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A broader measure of unemployment, which includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment, dropped to 7.3 percent after hitting an 11-month high of 8.1 percent in January because of the partial U.S. government shutdown.
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ORG: If Trump wanted to include the underemployed (part-time workers wanting full-time work) and the "marginally attached" (those who have given up looking for a job but had looked for one in the past year), then he could use 9.9% as his number for the underemployed and the unemployed.
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The use of ride-sharing services is swelling at an exponential rate (it took Uber six years to mark one billion rides in 2015, but just six months to get to two billion), and Lyft recently boasted that nearly 250,000 of its customers have given up on owning a vehicle entirely.
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I think had I come out of Shotgun Stories, or maybe if i'd come out of Take Shelter and been given this massive opportunity I would have taken it and I would have given up a lot of control and a lot of connections, my personal connection to the films.
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Republican officials elsewhere have given up the game from time to time: The leader of Pennsylvania's state House predicted in 2012 that the state's voter ID law would help Mitt Romney win there over Barack Obama, while Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel openly credited their version with electing Trump in 2016.
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The common thread in all of these Western stories is that if you put together all the voters who have given up on the old centrist parties (in Europe) or the old party establishments (in America), you would have the kind of majority upon which political realignments can be made.
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"I do think most world leaders, including our closest allies, have given up trying to influence Trump and U.S. policy and are now waiting for a new administration," said Ivo Daalder, the president of the Chicago Council on Global Affairs and a former ambassador to NATO under President Barack Obama.
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Despite targeted successes in certain areas — about 2125,6003 migrants who traveled in a caravan from Central America last year appeared to have given up their cause as of last month after being discouraged by long delays in Tijuana — migrants seem only to have adjusted their routes rather than turn back.
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The justices left in place a hold imposed by a federal judge on four executions that had been scheduled by U.S. Attorney General William Barr for this month and next month as Trump's administration embraces the death penalty at a time when increasing numbers of states have given up the practice.
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The Miraculous Lady of San Juan saves men who are mistaken for bandits; those for whom medical professionals have given up hope; those returning from war; those suffering from "bad cramps"; those who are in debt financially; those seeking work or securing insurance checks; or those suffering from hepatitis or cancer.
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Most critics have given up on efforts to pressure Uber to reclassify them as full-time employees, acknowledging there will likely need to be some new status created that encompasses the flexibility of driving for Uber that attracts some drivers, but also provides more job security and benefits than what currently exists.
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Fourth, if protesters are there and won't accept any answer but instead try to railroad the meeting, keep pointing out that they are being rude to the rest of the people in the room, who have given up their evenings and their time with their families and want answers to their questions.
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A broader measure of unemployment, which includes people who want to work but have given up searching and those working part-time because they cannot find full-time employment, is expected to have dropped in February after hitting an 11-month high of 8.1 percent in January because of the government shutdown.
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The low work force participation rate is "due to the high number of people who see a better income from entitlements or the many who have not seen success in landing a job and more or less have given up trying," said Chris Soukup, chief executive of Communication Service for the Deaf.
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LINE: Washington State -3 ABOUT WASHINGTON STATE (7-1, 4-183 Pac-12): The Cougars have given up more sacks than anyone else in the FBS this season (34), but Falk boasts a touchdown-to-interception ratio of 22-to-226 and sits 23 passing yards shy of becoming the Pac-22's career leader.
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Although his stated acceptance of allowing elections in the Donetsk and Luhansk regions worried some, and resulted in massive protests in Kyiv, Zelensky has since clarified his position and made clear that elections could not take place until Russian troops have withdrawn, militias have given up their weapons, and Ukraine controls its border with Russia.
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She is also riding a new surge of the black vegan movement, fed by chefs and stars who have given up eating animal products for environmental, health and humane reasons, and as a way to embrace traditional African diets and push back against Southern foods with links to slavery, like pigs' feet and chitterlings.
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Mr. Trump seemed to have given up all hope of persuading Mr. McCain to back the measure, returning to Twitter on Saturday evening, 12 hours after he initially ripped into the Arizona senator, to hammer him again and invoke the premium increases that people in his state have experienced under the current health law.
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Throughout 2016 and in 2017, both the unemployment rate and a broader measure, U-6, which captures people who are working part-time but want a full-time job and those who would like a job but have given up looking out of frustration, were lower for likelier Trump supporters than for likelier Clinton supporters.
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Over the course of 10 years the participants were evaluated seven times, and those who were given either the reasoning or divided attention training tasks and were also considered high-risk were 49% less likely to have given up driving after a decade, and this increased to 55% if they had completed booster training.
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"If on Tuesday we can bring out working people, and young people, people who have given up on the political process, people of all shades who believe in economic justice, social justice, racial justice, environmental justice -- if we can create a large voter turnout -- we're going to win Democratic primary a week from Tuesday," Sanders said.
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In order to pursue financial independence (and escape harassment from the British tabloids), Harry and Meghan have given up their royal titles and will make their home in different parts of North America as opposed to maintaining permanent residence in Frogmore Cottage; as we speak, the little family is enjoying the peace and quiet of Canada's Vancouver Island.
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It was the end of a long trial week, and many of them seemed to have given up on careful note taking, with at least a couple exceptions: Kelly Loeffler, the newest member of the Senate, and Marco Rubio, who wore an aggressive Windsor tie knot and wrote at a rate faster than the pace of the presentation.
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LeSean McCoy (BUF at Raiders) — A no-brainer start when healthy — and he was healthy enough last week to score 27 fantasy points — he should justify his hefty price in daily fantasy leagues against the Raiders, who have given up at least 14 fantasy points to a running back in each of the last four games.
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TIJUANA, Mexico — Pushed beyond their limits by prolonged waits in dangerous and squalid conditions in parts of Northern Mexico, thousands of caravan members who had been waiting to seek asylum in the United States appear to have given up, Mexican officials said, dealing President Trump an apparent win after a humbling week for his immigration agenda.
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"Having been one of the victims of Trump's steel tariffs last week it looks as though Mexican officials have given up on the idea of any progress on NAFTA and instead are considering retaliatory tariffs," wrote Chris Turner, head of FX strategy at ING, in a note, adding that could fan fears that Trump may pull out of the agreement.
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"Many will argue that it allows for people to do things quickly and adapt to the metagame quicker, but conversely I know a great deal of people who have given up playing because it's so widespread that they feel like it gives an unfair advantage to the players and that they'd have to hack in order to keep up," he explains.
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The Rams (21-2) had a bye Sunday, but they have won their past two games and have scored 74 more points than they have given up, which is the second-best point differential in the N.F.L. (The Eagles are at plus 76.) There's also something fresh and invigorating about the four upstarts that have climbed atop the N.F.C.'s four divisions.
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"She has a microchip that was purchased by the Missouri Pet Breeders Association — likely to satisfy minimum requirements established by airlines who fly pets onboard their planes — but that chip was never populated with an owner's contact information," Rafferty-Fore said This doesn't mean shelter staffers have given up getting justice for Jan; they are still searching for whoever cruelly dumped the innocent dog.
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If you have a cell phone, if you rent a car, if you have health insurance, or even auto insurance, and you've signed the lengthy, hard-to-read, hard-to-understand contract that accompanies these items, chances are you have given up your Constitutional right to a trial by a jury of your peers, and have unwittingly agreed to binding arbitration for any potential legal claim.
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Piloted in San Diego and then El Paso, the program was expanded by the Trump administration in an arrangement with Mexico across the entire border beginning in June, with Mexico expecting to receive as many as 60,000 asylum-seekers to Mexican border cities, where the threat of violence and kidnapping is so severe and access to lawyers so difficult many have given up on their asylum claims.
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Sanders's argument is that his policy proposals aren't extreme, so he can push them through Congress and, as a result, get much more progress than Clinton's proposals would: Here's the reality of American economic life today: The reality is that we have one of lowest voting turnouts of any major country on Earth because so many people have given up on the political process.
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As corporate, mainstream political pundits scoff at and attack my "unlikely" candidacy, we have been traveling throughout the country, talking with people from all walks of life and organizing on the ground with a fast-growing base of support from "unlikely" voters: millennials, indebted students, poor and working class people, immigrants, people of color, and many others who have given up on the two establishment parties out of disgust and frustration.
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What is so dispiriting, what is so heart-breaking, what's so enraging, what makes this so painful, is he is defended by people who know better on the Hill who have refused to hold him accountable, and he has people around him, people like Sean Spicer, people like Kellyanne Conway, Reince Priebus, who have given up any semblance of their integrity to create a way to make Trump not look bad.
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Extended review typically means one of three things: three or fewer justices want to hear the case and are trying to find the necessary fourth vote; those justices have given up on that effort and are working on a dissent to be circulated internally and then published to the world; or the court as a whole regards the case as so easy that it can be decided in conference without full briefing and oral argument.
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If you are a person who decided to relocate in order to experience the city's constellation of Michelin-starred restaurants or fabulous, award-winning tap water, the odds are high you have given up at least one of the following: proximity to your workplace; the financial ability to live alone; reliable cable television and internet; more than 10 square feet of personal space; and a bathtub that one can vaguely imagine taking a bath in.
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We have, in postmodernity, given up on the attempt to 'estrange' our daily life and see it in new, poetic or nightmarish, ways; we have given up the analysis of it in terms of the commodity form, in a situation in which everything by now is a commodity; we have abandoned the quest for new languages to describe the stream of the self-same or new psychologies to diagnose its distressingly unoriginal reactions and psychic events.
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