They did not have the courage to inform us face-to-face, but we have the courage to persevere through these dark times.
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If the members of our armed services have the courage to go fight and die in these wars, as Congress we ought to have the courage to vote for them or against them.
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So be intellectually honest — and have the courage to change.
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They just don't have the courage to actually say it.
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Hopefully, more of them have the courage to come forward.
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Those are the things I have the courage to perform.
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Narratives are always more powerful when they have the courage
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Far too many don't have the courage of their convictions.
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We have to have the courage to take a chance.
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You have the courage to be who you really are.
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And we were meant to have the courage for it.
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But they also have the courage of their own convictions.
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There must be some who have the courage — the guts!
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We'll see if they have the courage to step up.
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You have to have the courage to deliver tough messages.
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We need people to have the courage to do it.
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Educate yourself, and have the courage to reject cultural norms.
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But we must have the courage to stay the course.
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" But, Abbott said, "He didn't have the courage to commit suicide.
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"I have the courage to admit I made mistakes," he said.
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Show that you have the courage exemplified by our founding fathers.
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I didn't have the courage to go to the protests myself.
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Why did they not have the courage to do something earlier?
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I didn't have the courage and readiness they credited me with.
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You have to have the courage to do the right thing.
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How many truly have the courage to lead a life apart?
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And Arafat didn't have the courage to tell his people that.
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And when I disagree, I have the courage to say so.
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Will they have the courage to step up to these new challenges?
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"Have the courage to believe in yourself and your future," she says.
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And have the courage to suffer the contempt of the sophisticated world.
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He didn't have the courage to stand up and face the president.
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But it's telling that few have the courage to say it publicly.
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And most important, have the courage to follow your heart and intuition.
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We know, and we must have the courage to make it happen.
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We must only have the courage and vision to show the way.
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But few have the courage to expose it publicly as Ellis did.
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We just need to have the courage to present them with conviction.
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Does this country have the courage to take responsibility for its actions?
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Who will have the courage to say what they know is true?
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"We can be whatever we have the courage to see," AOC concluded.
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We have the courage now and the freedom to search new things.
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We're a tiny country, but we have the courage of a continent.
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And have the courage to set boundaries to make wiser choices now.
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So I'd like to see them have the courage of their convictions.
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All I have the courage to ask of her is this convenience.
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I didn't even have the courage to look out at the crowd.
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And they're pretty fearless, and they have the courage of their convictions.
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People with disabilities must not only have the courage but also the opportunity to run for political office, and, if we hope to bring about the best society possible, we must have the courage and opportunity to elect them.
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But what exactly fosters a culture where people have the courage to create?
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They're threatened by it because they can't say … they don't have the courage.
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Dear dads: Have the courage to be vulnerable, especially online Real life vs.
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Have the courage to continue and don't let anyone put limits on you.
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Do we have the courage to do what's right for the American people?
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But few have the courage to expose it publicly, as Ellis has done.
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Allow us to empower you to have the courage to pivot and confront.
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It's very hard to have the courage of your convictions when you're young.
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The question is, do we have the courage to do something about it?
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They all think it, but they don't have the courage to say it.
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I have lamellar ichthyosis, but I don't have the courage to wear shorts.
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I don't have the courage to text my father — haven't I tried everything?
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I think G.M. and Toyota will also have the courage to sign on.
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Let's have the courage to say what we believe and fight for it.
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Hopefully congressional leaders will have the courage to stand up to their rhetoric.
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But I'm trying to be braver, to have the courage of my convictions.
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However, at some point, we need to have the courage to move on.
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"They have the courage to go out and fight these wars, and they notice we don't have the courage to debate this and give them the authority to go out and do this," said Stewart, an Air Force veteran. Rep.
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Good leaders compromise often, but great leaders have the courage to stand their ground.
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Let us hope that our new leaders will have the courage to ask them.
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And Democrats, including Barack Obama, didn't have the courage to stand up to them.
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I never imagined I would have the courage to talk openly about my ovaries!
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Let us hope they have the courage and foresight to begin this healing process.
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We need leaders in Washington, D.C., who have the courage to speak the truth.
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Take the advice you need, then have the courage to innovate your own solution.
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You might get criticized, but you have to have the courage to do that.
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Like Maria, you can have the courage to try something new, because who knows?
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But you must have the courage to stand up for what you believe in.
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"If they don't have the courage to recognize that something is wrong," Waters said.
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Have the courage to take responsibility for the results of your work and decision.
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I aspire to be — someday, if I have the courage for it — less ambitious.
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"Students should have the courage to confront the tough with toughness," Mr. Feng said.
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Others may not have the courage to make the kind of commitment they've made.
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Yet Mr. Tillerson doesn't have the courage to stand up for principle and quit.
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We need to have the courage to dream big and own our bold ideas.
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It would suggest they didn't have the courage of their convictions when impeaching Trump.
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LG: If you have the courage to go hiking for five hours with it.
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Maybe you wouldn't have the courage to say no to $3 billion, but do you have the courage to say no to requests for unusual favors, for unreasonable demands on your time, or to people who are only concerned with their own interests?
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I learned to have the courage to stand up for my opinions and justify them.
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"We must have the courage and urgency to practice stopping it as it is unfolding."
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How do we have the courage to make changes that other countries are already doing?
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The key was to have the courage to invest in the middle of recession fears.
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Even Vladimir Putin did not have the courage to face down Russian pensioners this year.
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But he admitted to authorities "he didn't have the courage [to kill himself]," Abbott alleged.
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Some girls would have been like, 'How would you have the courage to do that?
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And, truth will prevail as long as we all have the courage to seek it.
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Do they have the courage to say publicly what so many of them believe privately?
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Transgender military members have the courage to serve our country and deserve to do so.
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We live in a godless universe and must have the courage to face that squarely.
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It's a shame you didn't have the courage to say so when surrounded by liberals.
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But doubt, if we have the courage to interrogate it, can be an unexpected ally.
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But I'm thankful for these bold women who have the courage to take a stand.
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Kamala Harris (Calif.) tweeted that Trump must "have the courage to act" on gun violence.
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We should acknowledge our own failure and have the courage to deal with it appropriately.
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What we need is for the United States Congress to have the courage to act.
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At what point will the union have the courage to take action against his policies?
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And you have the courage to lead, make very bold projections about what can be done.
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And let us have the courage to embrace our unhappiness, our imperfect minds and failing bodies.
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I needed to believe in myself and have the courage to power through the harder times.
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I did not have the courage to explain how insignificant being a boy meant to me.
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And so, don&apost hesitate, have the courage to call that number, it&aposs totally anonymous.
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"That says Mr. Portman does not have the courage that John Kasich has," he told reporters.
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Which brings us to… The left should have the courage of their convictions on this one.
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And I'll tell your listeners if you have the courage to put this on the air.
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And they have the courage" — Mr. Reece used a more earthy phrase here — "to challenge it.
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The question now is whether Trump's own Justice Department officials have the courage to buck him.
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" Harris: "Congress has had years to act and failed because they do not have the courage.
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Authoritarianism, American-style, can be averted only if people have the courage to stand against it.
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But I don't have the courage to fully go there; it's just testing how it feels.
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You either have the courage to oppose that, regardless of blind party loyalty, or you don't.
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I wonder if I'll ever have the courage to ask directly what I need from you.
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Yet a group of people do not have the courage to hold anyone accountable for his death.
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But it does not seem to have the courage needed to make a broader retreat from politics.
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But he allegedly admitted to authorities "he didn't have the courage [to kill himself]," according to Abbott.
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It should be banished from my life, yet I do not have the courage to evict it.
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But who is going to have the courage to slow down and jump off the carousel first?
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"If you really feel strongly about something, have the courage to defend what you're suggesting," Nooyi says.
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I think that is a direction in which very few political forces have the courage to venture.
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If you never have the courage to see them through, you'll never know what you're capable of.
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We must have the courage to confront dreadful views even in the people we love the most.
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President Donald Trump, for instance, called him a "coward" who "didn't have the courage" when to act.
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"We must have the courage to stand up, speak out and act," she said in a statement.
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But he confesses he doesn't know if he'd ever have the courage to hasten his own death.
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That's what we need more of in Washington today — people who have the courage to be honest.
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I didn't have the courage to tell my grandmother I was gay until it was too late.
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When they instead subvert those rules, I hope that citizens — including conservatives — have the courage to resist.
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Mr. Trump asked them why they did not have the courage to speak out more during elections.
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We must have the courage to speak to our base and mobilize them back into the fold.
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"Either you're going to stick your head in the sand or have the courage to confront it."
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There is a new opportunity in American politics, if only we have the courage to seize it.
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You broke so many boundaries, and you helped me to have the courage to push through my own.
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But I didn't have the courage—not until depression walked me into the sea aged 43 in 2007.
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If China's current leaders have the courage to implement such policies, there may even be a silver lining.
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How can we expect insurance to be affordable and accessible until we have the courage to confront cost?
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It is my hope that other people will have the courage to create such spaces in their community.
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"We must have the courage to escape the logic of fear," he said at the Hiroshima Peace Memorial.
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Washington "does not have the courage for military confrontation and face-to-face war with Iran," he said.
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There is a new opportunity in American politics, if only we have the courage together to seize it.
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Will we have the courage to direct our appetite not just to good food, but to good life?
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The challenge: Who would have the courage to stand up to the N.R.A. and pro-gun government officials?
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He did not have the courage and backbone to do all that face to face with his counterparts.
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Callimachi: I'm looking at a notebook here and wondering if I have the courage to pick it up.
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I would challenge whoever says otherwise to have the courage to go on the record with their lies.
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Sadly, not many girls and women in many parts of the world have the courage to speak out.
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"I hope they have the courage and good sense to do that again with this one," Kimmel said.
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The best response to Mr Trump would be for Latin American liberals to have the courage of their convictions.
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"I hope they all have the courage to come out, it's important to know this about a presidential candidate."
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"With so much uncertainty, who will have the courage to invest even outside the 12 mile line?" he adds.
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So if the people who are in leadership now don't have the courage, then you just kick them out.
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The shooter gave himself up because he didn't have the "courage" to kill himself after the shooting, Abbott said.
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If a journalist does have the courage to write about something controversial and Google was asked to censor them.
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They have to know what the right decisions are, and they have to have the courage to make them.
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You know when you're losing your essence and I just hope I have the courage to say, 'That's it.
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When they have the courage to ask for help, they must be treated as if it is an emergency.
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When creators have the courage to abandon all those familiar structures, the resulting narratives can be daring and unconventional.
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Do you have the courage to carry on, in word and deed, the vision of MLK and Rabbi Heschel?
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Or is it just something she fell into and doesn't have the courage to navigate her way out of?
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" A senior Iranian military official reportedly argued the U.S. "does not have the courage for military confrontation ... with Iran.
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"I just stood there and didn't join the singing, but I didn't have the courage to protest," he said.
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Who amongst us would have the courage to tell Burton Cummings that he could not represent the Jets anymore?
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I was hopelessly in love with someone, but I didn't have the courage to tell her and never would.
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To really address sexual harassment and assault, we need institutions to have the courage to truly hold people accountable.
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It will happen, she said, when enough parents have the courage to raise our sons more like our daughters.
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My heart goes out to the brave survivors who have the courage to come forward and share their story.
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Critics are highly sceptical than any government would have the courage to increase taxes during a period of inflation.
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These countries have the courage to make moral and ethical choices about how they want their society to function.
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People died because Republican and Democratic leaders did not have the courage to stand against the drumroll for war.
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The two allied leaders should have the courage to trust the strength of the alliance and boldly pursue peace.
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"These mothers do not have the courage to fight for their own rights," she said, referring to unwed mothers.
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The United States "does not have the courage for military confrontation and face-to-face war with Iran," he said.
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But when it came time to get in there and do something, he didn't have the courage or something happened.
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Legal change will likely depend on whether state lawmakers have the courage and creativity to craft legislation limiting confidentiality agreements.
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"I hope because of this case, more and more Indonesian women have the courage to speak up," he told CNN.
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It will be telling so see how many have the courage to do the same over the next 18 months.
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"If you have the courage to post your nasty criticism please allow one to defend or comment back," she added.
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"This is going to be the 'Opportunity of the Century' if they have the courage to pursue it," he said.
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I didn't have the courage to tell her that her son and I had more in common than she realized.
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"If I can leave you with one message today: Have the courage to stand up to the mob," she said.
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But you've got to have the courage to do what's right for the country and what's right for your state.
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If the Trump administration is willing to make that trade, it should at least have the courage to admit it.
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The question today is simple: Does Mr. Trump have the courage of his convictions to take advantage of this opportunity?
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She said that the issue was considered taboo in Indonesia and she did not have the courage to tell them.
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Abbott said Pagourtzis wanted to commit suicide, citing the suspect's journals, but did not have the courage to do so.
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" It takes courage to respond: "If we want to continue for another 250 years, we must have the courage to change.
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The problem right now is that Twitter doesn't have the courage — or, heck, the imagination — to enforce its own community guidelines.
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"If I don't put my own money on it, why would other real estate owners have the courage to buy it?"
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We trust the minority committee members will have the courage to give Senator Sessions the fair and respectful process he deserves.
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I want my children to know what they believe and how to have the courage to take a stand when necessary.
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President Donald Trump's actions are sending shock waves through the business community, but will CEOs have the courage to challenge him?
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The adversary has given us the money we'll need for the fight if we only have the courage to spend it.
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But for that to happen, people in Trump's orbit need to have the courage to tell him his strategy isn't working.
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I encourage us all to have the courage and grace to say goodbye, if not face-to-face, voice-to-voice.
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It is very rare that you will find true leaders and pioneers who have the courage to go the different path.
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We may have to get to the brink to have the courage to do all that is needed, and then some.
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When you have the courage to be kind and stand up for others, it often inspires others to do the same.
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Some owner should have the courage to do the right thing ... and get a good ball player at the same time.
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The system will support his slow integration, while it will continue to betray those who have the courage to speak out.
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"Supposed leaders in Washington, D.C. ... have failed to have the courage to recognize" the imperative to change the law, she said.
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If you don't have the courage to walk up and say, 'Hey, Jack, not in my house,' you are an accomplice.
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Why should 2628 million Americans suffer this huge tax hit because Congress doesn't have the courage to design real tax reform?
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"She didn't have the courage to even to tell me to my face," Mladenovic said in an interview earlier this season.
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If men are going to regulate the uterus, they should have the courage to be honest about their decisions and motivations.
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He walked out on her and their unborn child, and rightly assumed that she wouldn't have the courage to kill him.
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Because only if Paris and Berlin work closely together and have the courage to implement concrete reforms, can we strengthen Europe.
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Mr. Trump called on Congress to act, but didn't have the courage to tell it what he wanted it to do.
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"I have the courage to forgive, as I know your members have suffered, too," Mr. Nadery said he told the gathering.
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The implication is that elected officials should have the courage of their own convictions and not outsource their judgment to constituents.
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Yes, they will speak with conviction and principle, but in the end they just won't have the courage to vote no.
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Fourth, have the courage to stand together as a swing legislative caucus, when the pressure from the party leaderships becomes intense.
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Schiff also said Bolton should have the "courage" to testify like former National Security Council Russia expert Fiona Hill and others.
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The company needs to define what it stands for to the public and have the courage to stick to its convictions.
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I thought: If I don't have the courage to live like this, I can at least try to write like this.
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If your sourcing is so 'strong,' at least one of them would have the courage to say it on the record.
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" Have the courage to stand up in front of your own people and say, "I have to police my own world.
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Please do not tell me that in this country, if — and here's the if — we have the courage to take on the drug companies, and have the courage to take on the insurance companies, and the medical equipment suppliers, if we do that, yes, we can guarantee health care to all people in a much more cost effective way.
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Mr Bong's final message to his audience is that we should have the courage to acknowledge the consequences of our own consumption.
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They had to draw on these personal experiences of loss and hardship to have the courage and the strength to do this.
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I didn't have the courage to try the methods before, but unlike previous sous vides I'd seen, the Nano seemed more approachable.
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Still, Assassin's Creed's creators have the courage to always take themselves seriously, even when they're working with material that sounds fundamentally silly.
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"Only a company with the chutzpah of Apple would have the courage to try something like this," Mashable wrote at the time.
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I didn't have the courage to actually approach her in the gym and thought it was kind of uncool to do anyway.
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As the easier access to resources diminishes, Glasenberg says there is no option but to have the courage to tackle difficult environments.
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"Unless we have the courage to change the playing field, we are not going to see an end to this," Pfleger said.
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It is cowardly to expect our teachers to respond to gun violence when our legislators don't have the courage to do so.
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"We have the courage to oppose bad policies that will only harm people's lives, regardless of who proposes it," Brian Hooks said.
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All we needed was someone to have the courage to carry out at least a shutdown threat and trigger one if necessary.
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"Our dream was to be together there, but now with what happened, I don't have the courage to go alone," she said.
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Thinking of everyone in #LasVegas, and praying Congress will have the courage to do more than stand in silence to commemorate them.
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Republicans like me need to have the courage to speak the truth about where we are and what has to be done.
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Senators must have the courage to tell the American people where they stand and not hide behind the majority leader any longer.
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We realize this, but some of our leaders don't seem to have the courage to do much about it, against big business.
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To really be happy, one has to first have the courage to let go of the things that keep you tied down.
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One wonders if editors would have the courage to publish Robert Lowell's "Words for Hart Crane" or Ezra Pound's "Sestina: Altaforte" today.
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I didn't have the courage to ask her why, if she thought it was such a bad idea, she'd been married herself.
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This official should have the courage to invoke the 25th Amendment, which would be the constitutional solution to his or her concerns.
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"I have the courage to make the right decisions for the nation," Moreno told reporters, praising the security services for quelling violence.
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Also, that I&aposll have the courage to not assume people are telepathic, and tell them I respect, admire, and love them.
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But do the leaders of this republic have the courage to call for the kind of service and sacrifice our grandparents showed?
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It also requires that candidates have the courage to move their ideas off their web pages and into every speech they give.
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Those who believe that the transcript is a "Smoking Gun" for impeachment, do something about it - have the courage of your convictions.
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But every day I wake up and hope I have the courage to leave, and I think someday soon I'll get it.
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The Democrats cannot win on these issues if Republicans have the courage to ignore the elite media and focus on the American people.
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To have the courage to connect to a truth that maybe seems a little out of your reach is scary, but is key!
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"But I definitely didn't have the courage to write the most powerful man on the planet about it," she said with a laugh.
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Unlike a certain fruit-named company, Samsung doesn't appear to have the "courage" to kill the headphone jack on its next flagship phone.
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"They should fix the issues that my generation didn't see coming or didn't have the courage to fix," Kasriel said of millennial managers.
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I have to have the courage to treasure and value the things in my life that are special and fight for their safety.
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Speaking to reporters at the Tai Kwun event, Ma Jian said people nevertheless need to "have the courage to break" through self-censorship.
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Maybe instead of a tax bill founded on false premises, someday Congress will have the courage to instead undertake meaningful campaign finance reform.
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"I still can't deny the fact that I'm asking myself if I still have the courage or ability to start over," she said.
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Brady would increase that $28500 purchase to $6900 because neither he nor his supporters have the courage to truly reform our tax system.
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"Have the courage and decency to wait for a CBO score," Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer said on the Senate floor on Monday.
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We must have the courage to ask how we can ensure the safety of our communities while protecting our common and global interests.
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I hope that people appreciate the strength and perseverance it took to complete my transition and have the courage to be body confident.
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"You all are the ones who have the courage to walk with us," Ms. Lynch told the students at the school in Manhattan.
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When I encounter roadblocks, I first ask myself a question: Do I have the courage to take a big step toward this goal?
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Later, she encouraged USWNT teammates Ali Krieger and Ashlyn Harris — who will marry this month — to have the courage to do the same.
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He taught us to have the courage to challenge the status quo, to break with convention and go beyond the tried and tested.
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"May you have the courage to explore every dream you dream," she captioned the photo, as Thompson wrote a compliment to his ex.
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Few people have the courage to look at all that sweat equity and decide that all good things must come to an end.
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"We are facing uncertainties about whether pilots have the courage or the capability to fly" if an aircraft has difficulties, Mr. Li said.
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I was irked by the fact that a man who flaunted his wokeness didn't have the courage to just break up with me.
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"To be quite honest, I wouldn't have thought he would have the courage to try to do something like that," Pomeroy told NBC News.
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" In an August 2015 interview with Radio Times, Hurt spoke about his death, saying, "I hope I shall have the courage to say, 'Vroom!
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" Graham added: "If you really think he needs to be impeached, have the courage of your conviction just don't talk about it, do it.
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Do we have the courage, do we have the raw courage to make at least a down payment on ending gun violence in America?
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I knew my abilities were interesting, still, I never felt like it was enough to have the courage to make my voice worth listening.
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You'll have the courage and energy to accomplish great things this week, thanks to your planetary ruler Mars connecting with abundant Jupiter on Tuesday.
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If the GOP opposes the bold reforms demanded by the overwhelming majority of their constituents, they should have the courage to take a vote.
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"Because when you give up halfway, you won't have the courage to come back and start from the bottom all over again," she says.
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"I believe I have the courage today to leave the House of Representatives, satisfied with what Palmer United Party has done," Palmer told parliament.
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I want to see undead Jorah return that coin to Tyrion and then finally have the courage to ask Daenerys out on a date.
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The little malices with which we afflict each other when we know the relationship is over but don't have the courage to end it.
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Not to reverse the referendum — not enough people as yet have the courage to press for that — but to make the exit less painful.
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He added that Trump needs to have the "courage" to bring up the Russia's interference in the U.S. election with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Would you have the courage to stay true to your beliefs, even in the face of pressure from your friends, parents, teachers or neighbors?
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If trolls were stripped of their internet cloak of invisibility, would they have the courage to say some of these things to our faces?
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Men don't have the courage to say it, because they may be afraid that they are going to be criticized and judged by people.
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"Thinking of everyone in #LasVegas, and praying Congress will have the courage to do more than stand in silence to commemorate them," Moulton said.
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"Every time I go back to Texas I drive by it, but I don't have the courage to go up and knock on the door."
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With that being said, no one within her party will have the courage to take her on if they pull off a victory on Tuesday.
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Businesses need to have the courage to set their own path and if shareholders are not immediately clapping, I am confident that it will come.
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The suspect intended to kill himself but gave up and told authorities he did not have the courage to take his own life, Abbott said.
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There's one other option that I and many others have always hoped Google would have the courage to try: just copy iMessage, but for Android.
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"You have to have the courage to disrupt yourself before you're disrupted by somebody else," says Rebecca Loevenguth, vice president of transformation at Western Union.
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"In the end, [the White Hat Group] were the ones pushing the button because they are trusted, and they have the courage," de Sande said.
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If we've learned anything from the rise of Trump, it's that establishment Republicans seldom have the courage, conviction, or ability to stand in his way.
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"Thinking of everyone in #LasVegas, and praying Congress will have the courage to do more than stand in silence to commemorate them," Moulton tweeted Monday.
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Our politicians ought to have the courage to tell us, in frank terms, what we'll have to give up today to avoid this grim fate.
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They don't even have the courage to ban assault weapons and high-capacity magazines that have no purpose but to kill many people at once.
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If there's something you have the courage to say only behind a peer's back, then think about whether you need to say it at all.
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They ask us to see others at their full depths, and not just as a stereotype, and to have the courage to lead with vulnerability.
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On Twitter, offensive lineman Ellis McKennie issued a veiled criticism "of people do not have the courage to hold anyone accountable" for his teammate's death.
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I have great respect for the FBI and Department of Justice are now willing to have the courage to right the horrible mistake they made.
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Addressing the majority lawmakers inside Parliament, she called out, "Get out of the palazzo, and have the courage to face popular consensus," to loud cheers.
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"There is a new opportunity in American politics, if only we have the courage to seize it," the President said in the speech's earlier moments.
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It was startling to see all this on Ferrante's pages, an entire novel that is a diary entry few would have the courage to write.
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"I also hope that this project encourages medical staff, when examining women affected by FGM, [to] have the courage to speak openly with them about it."
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But I hope if I can share my story, with all its ups and downs, then other people might have the courage to share theirs, too.
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" "If a deal is impossible, and no one wants no deal, then who will finally have the courage to say what the only positive solution is?
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And all it takes is for that one person to have the courage to stand up for what he or she believes to make a difference.
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This is the kind of amendment we require in law today, because without it, no victims will have the courage to be bold and speak out.
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Companies need to have the courage to make the difficult decision at the working and corporate levels, not launch biased or unfair systems in some cases.
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They didn&apost want to, or they didn&apost have the brain power to do it, or they didn&apost have the courage to do it.
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I really hope that other festivals implement similar procedures, but I also hope that other people will have the courage to ask for help as well.
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"There is not a simple solution, but you have to have the courage and desire to rid the system of this type of corruption," he said.
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It will require lawmakers to adopt a more moderate approach, and have the courage to put country over constituency and support a plan that's realistically achievable.
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She also said she prayed that her colleagues would have the "courage" to look for solutions to gun violence and new ways to prevent such shootings.
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We must have the courage to take on the greed and power of Wall Street, the drug companies, the insurance companies and the fossil fuel industry.
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" Banda goes on, "And what about other leaders who have the courage to challenge the endemic corruption that is cheating the next generation of their future?
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He said that shareholders have pushed Apple to focus on return on investment, but that engineers should have the courage to stand by what is right.
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He wants the Democrats to have "the courage to take on Wall Street, the pharmaceutical industry, the fossil-fuel industry and the other powerful special interests".
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"We must have the courage to put in place a common and coordinated budgetary policy capable of supporting the effort of our health systems," Gualtieri said.
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We need not have the courage of the students who charged gunmen; we just need to demand action from our members of Congress and state legislators.
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You need to have the courage to stand up and say you can't just keep throwing money at these conditions by admitting people to the hospital.
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"We must have the courage to put in place a common and coordinated budgetary policy capable of supporting the effort of our health systems," Gualtieri said.
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And when mistakes are made, rescues also must have the courage to euthanize dogs that are unsafe — or take them off the adoptable list for good.
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It may serve — particularly now — as a parable of the lessons that can emerge from unfettered science, if we have the courage to let it unfold.
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Knowing that the rapist would likely be brought to justice would help us have the courage to say no and back it up with a fight.
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When he was younger he drew and painted, "messing around with friends," as he describes it, but he didn't have the courage to show his work.
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"These people don't even have the courage to admit their mistakes and recognize their wrongdoing," Ms. Shang said in an interview with Global Times, a state newspaper.
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That's why I am hoping Apple will have the courage of its convictions and be willing to release a bunch of its own apps using this framework.
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War alone keys up all human energies to their maximum tension and sets the seal of nobility on those peoples who have the courage to face it.
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For those who want to start a business, Plank encourages them to take the leap and have "the courage to get out there," despite seemingly unfavorable circumstances.
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We need tough new laws to hold corporate executives personally accountable, and we need tough prosecutors who have the courage to go after people at the top.
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We need to have the courage to reach out and have tough conversations with our friends and family members – and get help ourselves when we need it.
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We need tough new laws to hold corporate executives personally accountable and we need tough prosecutors who have the courage to go after people at the top.
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If you don't have the courage to call yourself what you want to be, no one is going to hire you or pay you to be it.
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It is no longer a question of whether he should be impeached, but of whether members of Congress will have the courage to remove him from power.
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And the reason is because they have the courage and the strength to look at themselves, which is not an easy thing to do in various ways.
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Obama didn't even have the courage of his lack of convictions to observe his own red line on the use of nerve agents by Syria against Syrians.
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"I could have just told the Elders that I didn't want to be a Jehovah's Witness anymore, but...I didn't have the courage," he wrote on Reddit.
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When we bring our people together and when we have the courage to stand up to the billionaire class and tell them they can't have it all.
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"If I decide to run for president as an independent, I will believe, and have the courage and conviction to believe, that I can win," Schultz said.
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You must have the courage to set boundaries to make wise time management choices in the present and to have a sustainable, healthy lifestyle in the future.
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So I ask that you have the courage to do that now in the face of the DNC's effort to keep me from participating in the debates.
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"Does Boris have the courage?" read the kicker of a wraparound advert by the Brexit Party on the front page of the Daily Express on September 11th.
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Granted, this means we have to have the courage to find the resources – and yes, the taxes – to pay for a substantial financial investment in rebuilding America.
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The backhand down the line may be the most exhilarating shot in tennis but few players have the courage or control to use it on clutch points.
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"The way they're rushing this through and trying to shut down any debate shows that they don't appear to have the courage of conviction," Mr. Gethins said.
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My hope is that more will allow their views to change as they experience life like I have and have the courage to stand up for it.
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"Those who believe that the transcript is a 'Smoking Gun' for impeachment, do something about it — have the courage of your convictions," the South Carolina Republican tweeted.
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"We have the courage to raise the real issues impacting the American people, issues that often don't appear in television or in the corporate media," Sanders said.
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" Pence touted the role of the private sector in space exploration, saying that the country "must have the courage to find answers where we haven't found them.
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Upon being elected I will give the United States Congress 100 days to get their act together and have the courage to pass reasonable gun safety laws.
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In a world increasingly short of artists who have the courage to make a stand for what they believe in, M.I.A. wins the battle of the acronyms.
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"Please do not tell me that in this country, if—and here's the if—we have the courage to take on the drug companies, and have the courage to take on the insurance companies, and the medical equipment suppliers, if we do that, yes, we can guarantee health care to all people in a much more cost effective way," he declared, waving his hands expressively all the while.
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I need 218 votes in the Congress of people who have the courage to stand up against a deep state that is actively working against our president today.
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"You don't have the courage of a single one of your convictions..." Bee says to Ryan, who has stood by Trump through the various insults of his campaign.
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When everything feels like it's stacked against you, I want women to have the courage to speak out anyway because there will be people who can help them.
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I've gotten so many amazing letters and tweets from fans saying, 'I didn't have the courage to tell my parents, but I had you to fall back on.
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In an interview with Good Morning America before she was charged, Smith said Holgerson told her to push her if she didn't have the courage to jump herself.
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Organizers claim it's the audience who buy the tickets, many musicians feel they could sell more tickets if festivals would have the courage to blood some diverse acts.
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And it's time for us to have the courage that those men and women who are in uniform have, and get up and debate this on the floor.
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"We must have the courage to give citizens real tax relief and reward the working people," said Hans Michelbach, budget expert in the conservative CDU/CSU parliamentary group.
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But among those nations like my own that hold nuclear stockpiles, we must have the courage to escape the logic of fear and pursue a world without them.
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"The time to speak has come, maybe too late, and I can only regret that I didn't have the courage to speak 15 years ago," she told viewers.
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Virginia Raggi announced the decision on her Facebook page on Tuesday, saying: "If we want to intervene seriously, we have to have the courage to adopt strong measures".
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Instead of racking their brains to find a legal fig leaf for measures like collective expulsions, the European Council's members should have the courage to scrap the deal.
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"If a deal is impossible, and no one wants no deal, then who will finally have the courage to say what the only positive solution is?" he tweeted.
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Mr. Ball wants to make sure that the next time a major financial institution faces a shortfall of liquidity, the Fed really will have the courage to act.
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Build political will for lasting change None of these changes will be possible unless we have the courage and commitment to lead—today and for the long run.
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Khloé captioned her snap, "May you have the courage to explore every dream you dream," to which Thompson wrote, "The sun is shining bright on a beautiful [diamond]."
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Let's have the courage to show and see what we are permitting to happen to our children by our unrelenting protection of not them, but the Second Amendment.
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The executive team told her "have the courage to make the changes that you believe are the right thing to do and we&aposll support you," Arbour said.
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"We are determined to hold to account anyone who targets police officers simply because they have the courage and selflessness to wear that badge each and every day."
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"When it came time to get in there and do something, he didn't have the courage or something happened, but he certainly did a poor job," Trump said.
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"We find, bring together and develop exceptional people who are impatient with the way things are and have the courage to act," the trust said on its website.
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"'It Follows' abides by a principle that few horror movies have the courage to embrace: The unknown is the unknown," Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times.
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Duff called Aniston a "beautiful role model, and a smart woman to have the courage to say these things in Hollywood," before revealing her own troubles within the industry.
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Tony Stark's goatee monstrosity helps get across his haughtiness, as Walker explains, as no regular civilian would have the courage to shape their scruff into something so physically unappealing.
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"Upon being elected, I will give the United States Congress 100 days to get their act together and have the courage to pass reasonable gun safety laws," she said.
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For instance, I'm not a performer; I've never been on stage, and if I had to do something like that, I'd never have the courage because it's not me.
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"Amongst those nations like my own that own nuclear stockpiles, we must have the courage to escape the logic of fear and pursue a world without them," he said.
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"(Obama) is in a position to say a lot of things that not very many Lao people may have the courage nor necessarily the avenue to say," she said.
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My hope for this country is that we remain a people who value freedom, who have the courage to face the realities with faithful hearts instead of anxious ones.
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"This leadership has had the wisdom to listen, now we have the courage to lead," McCarthy said after the leadership elections, flanked by members of the new leadership team.
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Did you have the courage to stand up for our country, our Constitution, and our values, or did you vote this down because your party bosses told you to?
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Many worry that wealth and income inequality in Britain are too high, and are pleased that someone at last seems to have the courage to do something about it.
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We can vote people in who actually have the courage to protect people's lives and not just bow down to the NRA because they've financed their campaign for them.
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Hopefully the stories being shared with #ChurchToo will not only help people recognize subtle moments of sexual harassment at church, but also have the courage to call out abuse.
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Ms Vestager has said the job of agencies like hers is "not to get too cosy with special interests but to have the courage to defend the public interest".
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"Because when you give up halfway, you won't have the courage to come back and start from the bottom all over again, you will still give up," she said.
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" The house, which also offers a reprinted edition of the German translation of Henry Ford's "International Jew," encourages its readers to "have the courage to make your own judgment.
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Warren Buffett is bullish on Apple, thanks to the behavior he's seen from consumers — even though he doesn't yet have the "courage" to try an iPhone X for himself.
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Will any politician have the courage to stage a new House sit-in for Sterling and Castile and push bipartisan legislation to end this epidemic of anti-black violence?
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We can vote people in who actually have the courage to protect people's lives and not just bow down to the NRA because they've financed their campaign for them.
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"Do women actually have the courage to go to a pharmacy which is always [run by] a man and ask them to give her medical abortion tablets?" she asks.
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Nobody deserves to find out via a tweet that he has lost his job just because his boss does not have the courage to deliver the news in person.
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"In difficult times like these, shunning our responsibility to have the courage to try this is something we cannot afford," Nicola Zingaretti, the leader of the PD, said Wednesday.
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Much of the inventory has to come from people who are moving up or on and will themselves need to have the courage to buy themselves a new place.
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" Her promise: "Upon being elected, I will give the United States Congress 100 days to get their act together and have the courage to pass reasonable gun safety laws.
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While utopia may never be achievable for America, let us dare to dream and to have the courage, leadership and will to create a better world for our children.
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Schiff told CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union" that Bolton should have the "courage" to testify like former National Security Council Russia expert Fiona Hill and others.
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"She helped us have the courage to face the truth," said President Moon Jae-in, who paid his respects at a mourning station established for her at Severance Hospital.
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"Upon being elected, I will give the United States Congress a hundred days to get their act together and have the courage to pass reasonable gun safety laws," Harris said.
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" He added, "May this incident inspire all of us to respond with compassion when inequalities are brought to light, and allow us to have the courage to stand for change.
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"I think strangely, we confessed a lot of stuff on camera, stuff that we didn't maybe have the courage or there wasn't enough mediation to get through," Matt Goss said.
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My son says we do best under pressure, and we all had one purpose to focus on the entire family, but I just didn't have the courage to do it.
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The governor says the suspect said he originally intended to commit suicide but gave himself up and told authorities that he didn't have the courage to take his own life.
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What we would rather do is see the [proposed] regulation," said Chipman of the Giffords Law Center, adding that, more importantly, "We want Congress to have the courage to act.
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"Every day I wake up and hope I have the courage to leave, and I think someday soon I'll get it," he said in an interview with Vox in 2016.
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I have great respect for the fact that the FBI and the Department of Justice are now willing to have the courage to right the horrible mistake that they made.
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One worker, Wang Bo, wrote a poem about evictions titled, "Sweet Homes": In this cold, dark night, in this cold dark night, do I still have the courage to sing?
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Mr. Speaker, instead of talking about punishment and vengeance, let us have the courage to talk about the real issue: How do we get to the root causes of crime?
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"You don't have the courage of a single one of your convictions, but you were smart to disinvite Trump from your Fall Fest [a fundraising event in Wisconsin]," Bee said.
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Do we want those in public office to have the courage of their convictions — but only when their convictions aren't too theologically uncomfortable — on whatever side of the political spectrum?
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While Trump has expressed sympathy for the children who were protected by DACA, the urgent question is whether he will have the courage to buck hard-right, anti-immigrant Republicans.
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"If lawmakers do not like the laws they've passed and we are charged to enforce, then they should have the courage and skill to change the laws," Mr. Kelly said.
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Schiff confronted this dynamic head-on this week, calling for Republicans to have the "courage" to make the decision that they think is right, even if it endangers their seat.
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I have great respect for the fact that the F.B.I. and the Department of Justice are now willing to have the courage to right the horrible mistake that they made.
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" Cecily LawrenceRoslyn High School and Roslyn Middle School, Roslyn Heights, N.Y. "While I do not explicitly teach resilience, I do exhort my students to have the courage to be wrong.
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"It seems that Friedman with his statement is trying to help Netanyahu to have the courage to take such a decision," Riyad al-Maliki said during a visit to Warsaw.
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"The effort to ban Drag Queen Story Hour starts when we have the courage to clarify the moral stakes," Ramona V. Tausz wrote in a follow-up First Things piece.
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"Students who are friends with other students who are going through this sort of thing might have the courage to open up a dialogue about it with their friends," she explained.
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And even if we have the courage to act wisely on new trade proposals, we also need to acknowledge the obligations we have to people affected by liberalizations already in place.
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JONATHAN ALTER, DAILY BEAST: Every other Republican must now look in the mirror and ask themselves whether they have the courage to do what Jeff Flake and Bob Corker had done.
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He may have the courage to tackle something like this, but odds are you're going to want to keep a clean pair of pants nearby before watching this terrifying footage.[YouTube]
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"Never before did our country have the courage to participate as an equal partner in such a mining venture," Bouterse told hundreds of guests and mine employees at the opening ceremony.
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"Mostafa Salameh claims each of us has an Everest within us; this book persuades us we can all achieve our goals if we have the courage to begin trying," Fiennes wrote.
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Online, when chatting or setting up dates, he keeps his real name a secret because even in Germany, where he is supposedly safe, Alex doesn't have the courage to come out.
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"And that requires us to be more civil, to support politicians who have the courage to take risks and to reward those who reach across the aisle in search of compromise."
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Responsible elected officials in our government must see the world as it is, not as they would have it be, and have the courage and resolve to deal with that world.
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We have to have the courage to name white nationalism as the root cause of these acts of violence and resist the temptation to dilute the ugly motivation of such hate.
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This official did not have the courage to attach his name to this explosive essay, but at least he had the honesty to portray himself for what he is: a subversive.
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"It was a very big burden on me but one I did not have the courage at the time to tell my family" about the assault, Ms. Constand testified on Tuesday.
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"Owning our history allows us to break free from its shadow, empowering every American of goodwill to have the courage to challenge every day expressions of bigotry and hatred," she said.
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"'It Follows' abides by a principle that few horror movies have the courage to embrace: The unknown is the unknown," Stephen Holden wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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And we've talked about this, Kara, like you have to understand who you are, not hold back, have the courage of your convictions, and be willing to reveal that to everyone.
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We support smart people who have the courage to take positions of power and prominence, figure out a better way for our society to go forward, and fight to make this law.
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I like working with unique, creative weirdos who don't take themselves too seriously, people who aren't overly attached to their egos and have the courage to subvert our cultural symbols of identity.
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But the fact that she had left her laptop open—that told me she wanted me to see it, so I could read what she didn't have the courage to tell me.
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Rep. Seth Moulton (D-Mass.) said he hoped Congress "will have the courage" to do more than hold a moment of silence for the victims of the deadly Las Vegas mass shooting.
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I ate the steamed pea crabs and they were pretty good, didn't have the courage to eat the still living, writhing ones in the raw oysters … Back to my original question, though.
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This fall, Congress and President Barack Obama must have the courage to ensure the Fairness for Veterans Act becomes law and to initiate reform of the review boards of the armed services.
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Do black Americans have the courage and conviction to look the hateful monsters in the eye and offer a love so radical that it reminds them their hatred does not define them?
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I think we've gotta have the courage to do this differently, and if we're waiting to take companies public, we've got to find a way of growing them faster to create the jobs.
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" European Council President Donald Tusk tweeting that "if a deal is impossible, and no one wants no deal, then who will finally have the courage to say what the only positive solution is?
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"They are trying to put this to the vote, but I don't think they will have the courage to pull this off," said Green Party Deputy Antonio Carlos Thame, an anti-corruption campaigner.
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If Kim refuses to explicitly agree to this, President Trump must have the courage to walk away from the summit, depriving Kim of a historic photo op the dictator would no doubt cherish.
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" Clinton added, "If he doesn't have the courage to stand up to Donald Trump after all of this, then can you be sure that he will stand up for you when it counts?
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As you probably know, he gave himself up and admitted at the time that he didn&apost have the courage to commit the suicide that he wanted to take his own life earlier.
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"A lot of women in the Arabic world don't have the courage to share their stories, and don't have a voice," the Olympic swimmer tells PEOPLE from her new home in Berlin, Germany.
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"An outsider might have the courage to take on the Fraternal Order of Police," said pastor and activist Ira Acree, referring to the police union, which critics say has shielded officers from discipline.
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"I hope by coming out and talking about this, other people have the courage to come out and speak out about this, whether its him or somebody else out there," Cross told Tapper.
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The simple truth about how ordinary people accomplish outrageous feats of success is that they do the hard things that smarter, wealthier, more qualified people don't have the courage — or desperation — to do.
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"If he doesn't have the courage to stand up to Donald Trump after all this, then can you be sure he'll stand up for you when it counts against powerful interests?" she asked.
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"As you probably know, he gave himself up and admitted at the time he didn't have the courage to commit the suicide, that he wanted to take his own life earlier," Abbott said.
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"If I lose this case, I won't have the courage to face my son," he told the court, "because I will be forced to tell him that there is no future for us."
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Mr. Kudlow said Mr. Navarro's speech last week — which included a prediction that Mr. Trump would have the "courage" to reject a bad trade deal with China — was "not authorized" by the administration.
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Once in the United States, diversity visa immigrants, like all people who have the courage to pick up and move far from home tend to want to make the most of the opportunity.
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In response, 500 Startups said, "We appreciate Cheryl speaking up and realize how upsetting and painful it is for her to have gone through that experience and have the courage to speak up."
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"People are often inhibited from coming forward and by the time they do have the courage to tell their story they might not have all of the details at hand," the congresswoman said.
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"Will they have the courage to act or will they refuse to take responsibility and do nothing but dither and delay?" he asked, saying his government would not "betray the people" over Brexit.
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Manny Yekutiel: This is a conversation about the future of journalism and there are few people right now writing in journalism that have the courage and brilliance and the chutzpah that you do. Chutzpah?
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Assistant U.S. Attorney Aimee Hector acknowledged with hindsight that the arguments could have been handled differently, but said Jackson's comments were in response to defense arguments that jurors should have the courage to acquit.
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We must not bury our heads in the sand when it comes to climate change -- we must instead have the courage to make other changes to preserve the stability and safety of our planet.
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Our diplomats are able to meet directly with Cuban citizens who have the courage to peacefully object to the lack of basic human rights, and who publicly call for fundamental changes in Cuban society.
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Not a day goes by where I'm not thankful for aggressively building a portfolio of non-401(k) investments in my 20s and 30s to have the courage to leave my 401(k) behind.
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In order to change this perception, leaders need embody the right behaviors themselves, hold others accountable for doing so and have the courage take a stand against those who may have discriminatory leadership styles.
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"I represent a beautiful man who 12 years ago transcended a lifestyle most people never have the courage to walk away from," the defense attorney told me when I was writing for San Francisco.
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"We should have the courage to try a new path that would bring us forward," Malu Dreyer, a leading Social Democrat and governor of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate, told the public broadcaster ZDF.
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"I asked him how he was able to have the courage to go against the grain in Alabama at that time," Kentucky's current men's basketball coach, John Calipari, wrote on a blog last week.
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"In a potential conflict in the future, which I don't think they (Americans) have the courage to carry out, there it will become clear where the numbers five and two will belong," he said.
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The best companies tend to have the courage to lead the market by a couple of years, but they know the secret for telling the difference between a real trend and a fake trend.
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Those of us who need accommodation so that we can keep doing what we love must have the courage and self-respect to seek them, even if we would rather we didn't have to.
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" He said voters can select candidates who "actually have the courage to protect people's lives, and not just bow down to the [National Rifle Association] NRA because they have financed their campaign for them.
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"And to win the peace, you have to have the courage to push the government to accept that there has to be a new constitution and new elections, through the United Nations," he said.
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Dems should have the courage of their convictions, support the policies they believe most able to pass and most likely to work, and begin negotiations there, not where fossil fuel lobbyists draw the line.
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He has refused to say if he plans to vote for Trump, saying he "remains unpersuaded," giving fodder to his challenger, McGinty, who says that Toomey doesn't have the "courage" to stand up to Trump.
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"He taught us to think differently and to have the courage to change, often in unconventional ways, always acting with a sense of responsibility for the companies and their people," Elkann said over the weekend.
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"I don't know if I would have the courage to move forward, and to look at like and have that light that they shine to brightly," said Wahlberg at the movie's press day on Saturday.
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"Democracies have to have the courage to acknowledge when we don't live up to the ideals that we stand for; when we've been slow to speak out for human rights," Obama said at the time.
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"I think courageous people have the courage to make decisions, and those who don't punt decisions," said George Terwilliger, a former Mueller and Barr colleague in the George H.W. Bush Administration, to the Washington Post.
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"I really do not have the courage to go through an official ceremony, and bring the children back to the only home they both knew with their father under such traumatic conditions," she wrote Pat.
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"May priests have the courage to get out, going to the sick to bring them the comfort of God [and] to bring them the Eucharist," the pope said, according to the Catholic news site Crux.
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In his sermon, Francis said some Church leaders risked becoming "bureaucrats, not shepherds", and urged them to have the courage of rekindling what he called the fire of God's gift by being open to change.
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"The President cannot be given the perception that Congress doesn't have the courage to do what the Constitution requires and protect the balance of power and let the president know that there are boundaries," Rep.
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"When it came time to go in there and do something, he didn't have the courage or something happened, but he certainly did a poor job, there's no question about that," Trump said of Peterson.
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Gersh's lawyer, David Dinielli, said Gersh painted in her testimony "a powerful picture of true-life effects of the conduct that Andrew Anglin himself didn't have the courage to defend" by refusing to come to court.
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Amisha: I feel like the key to happiness is to fall in love with yourself, to be able live in a place that is fully authentic, and to have the courage to be who you are.
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They were biased to come up with a conclusion whether the director didn&apost have the courage to go forward with a proper investigation, or at a biased -- I don&apost know the answer to that.
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Leaders are not judged by whether they fight the hardest for the side they have always been on, but whether they have the courage to stand up for something bigger than party, bigger than the president.
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We need all of our candidates to have the courage to stand up to the Koch Brothers, Wall Street, drug companies, insurance companies, oil companies, and fight for working families -- not just the top one percent.
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"If you're really unhappy at work and you want a change, it kind of takes some savings in order to have the courage to say 'no' to your boss, and all that is freedom," he explained.
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"Now more than ever, we need leadership that will have the courage to stand for truth and take bold steps toward healing the country and rebuilding our standing in the world," Wahl wrote in the post.
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As Allen continues to tread familiar waters in his late work, one wonders if he'll ever have the courage to tackle head on, in film, the mess he's made of his family's all-too public life.
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Where I want to start this is I want to return to government to the people, and that means calling out the names of the monopolists and saying I have the courage to go after them.
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But we should also have the courage to confess that until the rest of us begin to make the plight of refugees a serious election concern, then we aren't all that much better in this area.
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Senate Republicans should at least have the courage to do everything reasonably within their power, and within the Senate rules, to free Americans of the unpopular and unworkable law that has plagued us for seven years.
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"There is coercion, intimidation, and referees do not have the courage to write reports that say what has really happened," said Manuel Gomes, the president of Grijo, one of the teams that called for the boycott.
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If Secretary Ross and Minister Freeland have the courage to do a big deal ending the lumber dispute, they will greatly help their countries and underscore that NAFTA 2.0 will be even better than the original.
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"They want somebody who will have the courage of their convictions and not be swayed by the editorial board of The New York Times or what the cocktail circuit in Georgetown has to say," he added.
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"If a French president has the courage to set a clear signal for Europe after his election, then Germany must have the courage to rethink its own deadlocked positions within the monetary union," Mr. Gabriel said.
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"The president cannot be given the perception that Congress doesn't have the courage to do what the Constitution requires and protect the balance of power and let the president know that there are boundaries," he added.
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"I'm greatly disappointed that the Speaker does not have the courage to lift the shadow of fear from the lives of these inspiring young people," Pelosi said in a statement, referring to House Speaker Paul Ryan.
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If I hadn't pursued music I hope I would've had the courage to pursue acting, but it's easier to have the courage to say "fuck you" to everyone and everything if there's more of you doing it.
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Suu Kyi, who before coming to power said the government should have the "courage" to review the law, is now urging Rohingya to accept the National Verification Card, a residency document that falls short of full citizenship.
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"I am grateful today, to be alive, for all those I love, and for all those who have the courage to stand up for others," she wrote on Instagram alongside a picture of herself in Kill Bill.
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When Callum goes to talk to Ezran about growing up and facing hard truths, a monologue with an emotional significance that deepens through later reveals, Callum realizes he doesn't have the courage to tell the truth, either.
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" "The fact that you have the courage to come together in a community to give voice to it, and speak to the universe, I think that's brave and powerful and I think that's why Weight Watchers works.
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For the people that grow feelings for a streamer, there are some that don't have the courage to express their feelings, or others that have this impression that our kindness, humor, etc is us sharing feelings back.
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" Though he told his wife, Afton, about what had happened at the time, Fraser told GQ's Zach Baron that he didn't have "the courage to speak up" earlier, "for risk of humiliation, or damage to my career.
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Evelyn Cruzada, of the office of the Philippines' cabinet secretary, said CVF countries - which span Africa, Asia-Pacific, Central America, the Caribbean and the Middle East - should have the courage to "change the way we do things".
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But regardless of their own identities, our student journalists must be allowed — and must have the courage — to cover our community freely and unfettered by harassment each time members of the community feel they have been wronged.
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The No. 1 issue of this campaign, he thinks, will not be the economy, which he did not have the courage to reform when he was in office, but France, war and Islam: It's the identity, stupid.
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We have to have the courage to go into communities and work with everyone there to make sure that our schools are good and that our children have access to the whatever educational situation they may need.
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We must also have the courage to acknowledge that the Constitution was not originally intended to protect the human rights of all people, but was originally created to acknowledge the rights of white male property owners only.
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Social interaction can be hard, especially if you're shy, anxious, or an introvert, but you can make the friends of a lifetime at university or college if you only have the courage to put yourself out there.
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If Marvel is behind it, then it's gotta be O.K. Moving forward, everybody's going to start to have the courage to tell bold stories that people didn't think were lucrative, didn't think that anybody wanted to see.
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What we saw today from a man who claims to be the ultimate 'deal maker' is that he doesn't have the courage to advocate for his campaign promises when he's not in front of a friendly crowd.
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In the end, we learned very little about the board's beliefs, about politics, or journalism, other than that it is able to recognize the demands of the moment but doesn't quite have the courage to meet them.
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"We can only hope the former deputy minister will have the courage and energy to fight on against 'state capture'," its shadow finance minister David Maynier said, referring to accusations against the Guptas which they have rejected.
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In the end, we learned very little about the board's beliefs, about politics or journalism, other than that it is able to recognize the demands of the moment but doesn't quite have the courage to meet them.
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Obama this year became the first incumbent U.S. president to visit Hiroshima, and he urged nuclear powers, including his own, to have the courage to escape the logic of fear and pursue a world without nuclear weapons.
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" On Wednesday, she posted yet another quote on her Instagram Story: "If you've been brutally broken but still have the courage to be gentle to other living beings, then you're a bada— with a heart of an angel.
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"I am grateful today, to be alive, for all those I love, and for all those who have the courage to stand up for others," she wrote Thursday on Instagram alongside a picture of herself in Kill Bill.
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In order for any reforms to work so we can rebuild their trust, both sides of the aisle will need to show leadership, fix the process, and have the courage to put America's fiscal sanity ahead of party.
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Well, so one I already mentioned, which is have the courage to get outside your comfort zone and embrace the adventure of the swerve and the zigzag that happened in my life in retrospect made perfectly good sense.
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We need to encourage and empower women to take risks, to have the courage go after things we were told were beyond our reach; we need to respect one another's decisions, even if they differ from our own.
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They accepted that revolution is a long game with a very uncertain outcome, and I wonder if those thinking of voting third party in order to bring the day of revolt closer have the courage for that commitment.
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"I have great respect for the fact that the F.B.I. and the D.O.J. are now willing to have the courage to right the horrible mistake that they made," Mr. Trump said, referring also to the Department of Justice.
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Mr. Hirst did similar paintings in the early 1990s, but color was frowned upon back then, the artist recalled, and he "didn't have the courage at the time" to embark on such a large scale so early on.
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"The center-left didn't have the courage to fight the battle I have fought in these five years," Mr. Crocetta said as he took a Saturday afternoon stroll through Catania's main square, smoking cigarettes and surrounded by bodyguards.
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But we can safely and meaningfully reduce our prison and jail populations if we have the courage to follow the evidence towards a more effective approach to violence prevention, and address how the justice system treats violent offenses.
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Leading officials "must shoulder the burden of reforms and have the courage to pound the table on key issues," a policy group on reform led by Mr. Xi said after a meeting on Friday, according to state media.
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"This is the time to have the courage to go all the way," he said, promising measures including tougher penalties for tax evaders and cuts to the so-called "golden pensions" enjoyed by wealthy former politicians and business executives.
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"If Senator Sanders means to allege that Secretary Clinton ever changed her position because of contributions, he should have the courage to say it, rather than continue to assassinate her character through insinuation," Jesse Ferguson, a spokesman for Mrs.
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"I have great respect for the fact that the FBI and the Department of Justice are now willing to have the courage to right the horrible mistake that they made," Trump told a campaign rally in Manchester, New Hampshire.
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Washington is currently embroiled in chaos and dysfunction with a president who large numbers of Republicans believe is dangerous for the nation, while few in his party have the courage and integrity to say publicly what they believe privately.
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"Democracies have to have the courage to acknowledge when we don't live up to the ideals that we stand for," Mr. Obama said in March in Argentina, referring to a 1976 military coup that had received tacit American approval.
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I thought if she had the guts to go ahead and do that, then I should have the courage to go ahead and align myself more with a party that I was politically and philosophically more in line with.
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Passing anything like Trump's tax blueprint would be nothing short of a punch in the gut to Trump's working class base — and a powerful rallying cry for those politicians who do have the courage to take on Wall Street.
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It eventually led to not just acceptance but pride — in the fact that they've raised three great kids, two of whom are LGBTQ and have the courage and confidence to share those identities and that beauty with the world.
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Three weeks before Mr. Trump is scheduled to meet with the Chinese leader Xi Jinping, the White House trade adviser Peter Navarro lashed out at Beijing, predicting Mr. Trump would have the "courage" to reject a bad trade deal.
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Former President Barack Obama urged Congress not to repeal the Affordable Care Act in a speech on Sunday night, calling for Republicans to have the "courage" not to throw millions of poor and sick Americans off their health insurance.
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" In fact, adds the former Dancing with the Stars pro, "It's actually a freedom where not only do I feel free, but then people can see themselves in that freedom and have the courage also to talk about it.
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"If lawmakers do not like the laws they've passed and we are charged to enforce — then they should have the courage and skill to change the laws," he said in a speech at George Washington University in April 2017.
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On Wednesday, she posted yet another quote on her Instagram story: "If you've been brutally broken but still have the courage to be gentle to other living beings, then you're a bada— with a heart of an angel," it reads.
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"The chancellor should have the courage to make ministers of critical people as well," his ally Paul Ziemiak, head of the conservative youth organization, told the Bild am Sonntag newspaper, urging Merkel to find senior jobs for the next generation.
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"That was a display, that moment of me having the courage to just say no, but now I had to have the courage to unravel it, and just realizing, 'This next 40, I gotta do it my way,&apos" she said.
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Turns out, she always wanted to test out the lighter shade, but didn't have the courage to take the plunge until Aura Friedman, a colorist at NYC's Sally Hershberger Salon, eased her into the makeover with a few helpful wigs.
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The reason we have the courage to do the science is because we believe in a universe that is consistent, and is logical, and that follows laws, and that is so good that it is worth spending our life studying.
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In a message to the conference that started in New York on Monday, Francis called on nations to "go beyond nuclear deterrence" and have the courage to overcome the "fear and isolationism" he said was prevalent in many countries today.
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" On Wednesday, she posted yet another quote on her Instagram story that read: "If you've been brutally broken but still have the courage to be gentle to other living beings, then you're a bada— with a heart of an angel.
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Having to sneak in a late fix because you didn't have the courage to publicly admit you screwed up is not a good look for any company — let alone a company with such a long, rich and storied history as Apple.
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Perhaps when Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank understand there really is a new sheriff in town, they will have the courage to take back their future from leaders who have trapped generations of Palestinians in a culture of death.
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"It's my hope that honest journalists within the media have the courage to hold these now fully debunked truthers accountable and treat them with the scorn and ridicule that they so deserve," Trump's eldest son said in a statement Sunday afternoon.
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Will he have the courage to stand up to Wall Street, work to break up the "too big to fail" financial institutions and demand that big banks invest in small businesses and create jobs in rural America and inner cities?
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League is set in its ways almost to a fault, to the point that any true newcomers must have the courage to wade into an environment where players know the arcane ins and out of almost all of its 131 characters.
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She began suffering from insomnia, her hair fell out and she dreaded going to work, but she did not have the courage at first to confront the dean because she had been a victim of previous domestic abuse, the lawsuit said.
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"When women or children have seen other people come forward, and have the courage or the ability to sort of be a champion for sexual assault survivors' rights, it empowers and emboldens people to say, 'It's not just me,'" D'Andrea said.
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"In practice, Temer has removed Brazil from the Paris agreement, just like President Trump did, with the difference that he doesn't have the courage to assume that position publicly," said Marina Silva, who was Brazil's environment minister from 163 to 2008.
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They have suggested they will simply vote "present" and not be recorded on the resolution — a stance that may cost them with progressives who want Democrats to have the courage of their convictions no matter how premature the vote might be.
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If Mr. Ashe were alive today, he would no doubt be appalled by the bullying tactics and insulting rhetoric of a president determined to punish athletes who have the courage and audacity to speak out against police brutality toward African-Americans.
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"I do not think they have the courage to do it," General Jafari said at a funeral ceremony for a commander who was killed in the recent government offensive targeting Aleppo, a rebel stronghold, according to the semiofficial Iranian news agency Tasnim.
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Keep going 💕" On Wednesday, she posted yet another quote on her Instagram Story that read: "If you've been brutally broken but still have the courage to be gentle to other living beings, then you're a bada— with a heart of an angel.
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"If everyone is cowed and so few have the courage to say 'this is a bull market and it is hard to bet against,' then you are going to have moments like today where the whole thing just explodes higher," Cramer said.
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"We must do in November what all but one of the Senate Republicans didn't have the courage to do: vote to remove a lawless, reckless president and turn the page on this dark chapter in the life of our country," he wrote.
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" Farenthold, who voted for the House version of the Obamacare repeal, replied by saying he found it "absolutely repugnant" that "the Senate does not have the courage to do some of the things that every Republican in the Senate promised to do.
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It's that they will never do what the partisan viewing public that makes up the vast majority of the audience wants – attack the other candidate's positions and reveal them to be a mendacious liar who didn't have the courage answer the hard question.
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H A P P Y T H A N K S G I V I N G I am grateful today, to be alive, for all those I love, and for all those who have the courage to stand up for others.
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Li Jian, deputy head of the Chinese regulator, also told media this week that regulators were "uncertain whether pilots have the courage or capability to fly" the plane and said that they were concerned about technical issues raised by the Lion Air investigation.
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It's just as easy to say that civility is for people who don't have the courage of their convictions — that if people genuinely disagree about what is best for America, they shouldn't have to put that aside for the sake of small talk.
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Someone now is going to have to stand up and have the courage to clean all this up, get to the full facts and reset the whole investigation to look at everything here, from the original Clinton investigation on through the transition.
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As difficult a decision as it was, I thought it was time to come forward with my personal story because hopefully other women will have the courage to come forward and tell their own stories, no longer remaining silent for fear of retribution.
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It is these emails that forced me to write this article, perhaps embarrass myself, and have the courage to share what it is like to be unemployed when frankly it would be better to say nothing and pretend that it didn't happen.
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My hope is that this administration, that has shown signs of a willingness to challenge conventional thinking, will have the courage to accept a peace that could happen when the United States relinquishes the idea that we must be the world's policeman.
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WASHINGTON — Peter Navarro, the White House trade adviser, lashed out at Beijing just ahead of a meeting between President Trump and the Chinese president, Xi Jinping, predicting that Mr. Trump would have the "courage" to reject a bad trade deal with China.
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"Most people react when negative things happen and now, because things are happening so tightly together in terms of those rebound days, you're not able to get back in in time, nor do people have the courage to do so," Roy said.
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To the Editor: Too bad Judge Brett Kavanaugh didn't have the courage to just say that, although he really can't remember this incident, there was a drinking culture then at Georgetown Preparatory School among these privileged kids, and it may have happened.
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Harris picks cheap fights on cosmetic issues to satisfy the loudest, richest voices around her but doesn't actually have the courage to fight against the interests of the powerful who perpetuate a system that isn't working for the majority of Americans. Rep.
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Education is always a form of political intervention, which at its best produces critically minded individuals who have the courage to speak truth to power and stand alongside the globally oppressed, because they remember violence that the oppressors would prefer to forget. 4.
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" Speaking with CNN's Chris Cuomo on "Cuomo Prime Time" Tuesday night, Milano said she thinks Cruz "understands" the issue but cautioned "to understand it and then to have the courage and the fortitude to do something about are two very, very different things.
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In a speech that recalled his inaugural address, when he invoked the prospect of "American carnage," Mr Trump asked whether we have the courage to protect our borders and to preserve our civilisation in the face of "those who would subvert and destroy it".
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Standing up and demanding that undocumented youth like us be given the chance to live in this country without fear of deportation, we put everything on the line in hopes of pushing politicians to have the courage we had and pass a Dream Act.
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"Senators of both parties have said President Trump is guilty of misconduct, but the Republican incumbents on the ballot this year did not have the courage or honesty to uphold the rule of law," said Lauren Passalacqua, spokeswoman for the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.
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The struggle for black equality is deservingly taking center stage in national politics, a focus rooted in tragedy that may end in triumph for the American democratic experiment if we have the courage to boldly confront a crisis that has become too important to ignore.
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It's almost as if Ford is trying to force the hand of his own creation, to give Bernard something to push back against, so that he will have the courage to step up and grab hold of his own agency, no matter the consequences.
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Keep going 💕" The previous day, she posted yet another quote on her Instagram Story that read, "If you've been brutally broken but still have the courage to be gentle to other living beings, then you're a bada— with a heart of an angel.
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"People in federal government agencies ... aren't going to have the courage or moral core to stand up to that stuff unless they see that there are millions of people who agree with them and are willing to put their feet to the pavement," Chenoweth says.
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"If we want to stop demagogues, we have to start governing again, and that requires us to be more civil, to support politicians who have the courage to take risks, and to reward those who reach across the aisle in search of compromise," he said.
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When a majority of Americans, who are still center-left and center-right, come together and vote only for lawmakers who have the courage to demand a stop to it — now, right now, not just when they're leaving office or on their death beds.
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Now Ntilikina has essentially been told that the Knicks no longer have the courage of Jackson's convictions and that they prefer the ball in the hands of Mudiay, a more athletic player with a propensity for dribbling around until something happens, good or bad.
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"Do I have the courage to be a soulful musician?" she asks herself on the Rave Curious Podcast, in a conversation that touches on her multicultural upbringing, the salad days of Berlin's minimal techno scene, and her current quest for a (semi-)permanent home.
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Unless the people of this country have the courage to demand that their leaders say "enough is enough" and stand up to the money, power and influence of the National Rifle Association, mass murder and the heartache of families across this country will continue unabated.
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Democrats are best positioned to reclaim congressional, gubernatorial and state legislative seats next year if we have the courage to embrace our progressive roots and do as Lyndon Johnson did decades ago in offering the American people real solutions to the pain they are feeling.
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A few months after my two surviving boys came home, I went back to work, Aidan's ashes still in my closet because I didn't have the courage to bury him in any city where I thought I might not live the rest of my life.
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" Asked how she would respond if she heard such talk, Young Smith noted that people tend not to say such things around her, but added that if she did hear that kind of talk, she hoped she would have the courage to call "time out.
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"I honestly thought that if I could have the courage to go for the years that I did ... endangering my life every single day, that once I came out and showed the world what I had, that the entire conscience of the world would move," he says.
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If we want to prepare for the jobs of the future and drive long-term growth and success, we need government, business, and community leaders to join forces and have the courage to reinvent our education system for a new era that is focused on startups.
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My client stood on the shoulders of the brave women who came out before her during the inception of the #metoo movement and I hope she serves as an example to other women so they too can have the courage to come out and speak their truth.
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There's also usually something quirky and slightly off-kilter about the pieces — they possess that je ne sais quois that takes a certain kind of person to have the courage to pull them off, or they're just so photo-worthy that they become instant street style bait.
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Francis, marking the fourth Christmas season since his election in 2013, also urged Palestinians and Israelis, facing renewed tension after a U.N. resolution condemning Israeli settlements on occupied land, to have the courage to put aside hate and revenge and "write a new page of history".
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Will he have the courage to stand up to the most powerful people in this country who are responsible for the economic pain that so many working families feel, or will he turn the anger of the majority against minorities, immigrants, the poor and the helpless?
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"The leader is going to have to have the courage and the determination and the resolve to say to some of our colleagues, 'If you choose to threaten me with bringing down this government I'm afraid I dare you,'" Baker said at the launch of the paper.
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Because when I got there, the guy who had hired me said that the thing that brings people together to have the courage to take action on behalf of their lives is not just that they care about the same issue, it's that they have shared stories.
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Of course, for the DREAM Act to get through Congress, Republican leaders in the Senate and House have to demonstrate that they have the courage to take on the anti-immigrant extremists within their own party – and the extreme xenophobia that has come to define President Trump.
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As the Phantom Thieves fight against true-to-life villains who abuse their power, enabled by a system and culture that chooses to do nothing, Persona 5 urges the characters (and players) to have the courage to embrace their fury and use it to fight back.
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You can hang out with your friends, make out with someone because you're not exactly going to have the courage during the school year, and run around the streets of your hometown, all for an amount of money you could make from a moderately successful, vaguely offensive viral video.
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If we truly want to change the culture around online harassment, we need to be able to recognize it when it happens to people who don't look like us, yes — but we also need to have the courage to take a real stand against it when we do.
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Following your convictions means you must be willing to face criticism from those who lack the same courage to do what is right — and they know what is right, but they don't have the courage or the guts or the stamina to take it and to do it.
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AH: I think it's going to be key for our leaders to be able to have the courage to implement changes that maybe challenge the status quo, and to recognize that at this time, if we don't, we are basically going to be faced with dangers that are unprecedented.
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"Listen, the fact that the Senate does not have the courage to do some of the things that every Republican in the Senate promised to do is just absolutely repugnant to me," Farenthold said before referring to the 1804 duel between then-vice president Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton.
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" Layla, one of the teens behind the letter, said she hopes the letter will "inspire young women to tell their stories no matter how long it's been or if they fear the person's position — we want them to have the courage to come forward and tell their truth.
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If the Republican senators who voted to overturn the national emergency declaration by Trump actually do oppose border security, they should at least have the courage to admit it outright and let their voters decide what to make of it, rather than hiding behind made up constitutional concerns.
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But in a television interview broadcast on Wednesday night, Mr. de Mistura had already made clear one critical requirement for progress: urging President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, the key ally of President Bashar al-Assad of Syria, "to have the courage" to pressure the Syrian government into concessions.
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They know their opinion is unpopular, so rather than stick by it, to have the courage of their convictions, they'll just skulk around the shadows of the conversation, making it all but a lock that two baseball players who very clearly should be in the baseball museum will be left out.
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"Following your convictions means you must be willing to face criticism from those who lack the same courage to do what is right — and they know what is right, but they don't have the courage or the guts or the stamina to take it and to do it," he said.
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Citing the low morale of employees he described as "political pawns" in the nation's contentious immigration debate, Mr. Kelly said members of Congress should have "the courage and the skill to change those laws," or "shut up and support the men and women on the front lines" of immigration enforcement.
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It is amazing to me, and I think we'll have agreement on this up here, that we have a major party, called the Republican Party that is so owned by the fossil fuel industry and their campaign contributions that they don't even have the courage, the decency to listen to the scientists.
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WATCH: This private school trains student "warriors" to swarm an active shooter "When it came time to go in there and do something, he didn't have the courage or something happened, but he certainly did a poor job, there's no question about that," Trump said of the guard, Scott Peterson, last week.
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"What we saw today from a man who claims to be the ultimate 'deal maker' is that he doesn't have the courage to advocate for his campaign promises when he's not in front of a friendly crowd," Podesta said, before accusing Trump of wanting to build a costly wall at American taxpayers' expense.
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He must have the courage to write the truth when truth is everywhere opposed; the keenness to recognize it, although it is everywhere concealed; the skill to manipulate it as a weapon; the judgement to select in whose hands it will be effective, and the cunning to spread the truth among such persons.
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Despite what the public response seems to have been, I've gotten many personal messages from fellow Googlers expressing their gratitude for bringing up these very important issues which they agree with but would never have the courage to say or defend because of our shaming culture and the possibility of being fired.
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"No matter what the senators have the courage or not to do, he will be impeached forever," Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiPelosi, Schumer praise Romney after impeachment vote Senate acquits Trump, ending impeachment saga McCarthy to submit copy of Trump's SOTU address to House Clerk for archives MORE (D-Calif.) said heading into the votes.
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But now more than ever we need people who have the courage to live on the edge of inside, who love their parties and organizations so much that they can critique them as a brother, operate on them from the inside as a friend and dauntlessly insist that they live up to their truest selves.
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"I don't know if anybody would have the courage to give me the case, but if you give me the case, I will prosecute it as a racketeering case, which I kind of invented anyway," he said, referring to his pioneering use of racketeering laws to take down New York mob leadership in the 1980s.
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"If I had the courage to stand up for myself back then, then I have the courage to stand up for [my constituents in Washington]," Chandler tells CNBC Make It. Though she could make history as the first openly transgender congressperson, she remains focused on her 13-point platform — and she hopes others will, too.
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These platforms may live outside of the reach of the Children's Television Act (which required that broadcast licensees air at least three weekly hours of educational/informative youth-targeted content), but their responsibilities lie beyond their investors, and they need to have the courage and integrity to take the reins of a youth-news movement.
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I kept all my long investments and used other vehicles again -- the other thing I did was I bought a bunch of Treasuries just because I wanted -- and by the way it took me three days, I wish I had done it all the first day but didn't have the courage or the gumption or whatever.
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And whether we're welcoming a refugee fleeing war or an immigrant seeking new opportunity, whether we're coming together to fight global disease like Ebola or to address climate change, I hope that we have the courage to see that the path forward is to bring people together, not push people apart — to connect more, not less.
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This is precisely the type of reckless character assassination that allows a public figure like Sorvino to make vicious allegations that are impossible to refute because she does not have the courage or integrity to name the women so that we can at least try and expose the falsity of these allegations that Mr Weinstein denies.
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Activision Blizzard, like most of corporate America, does not have the courage to call this what it is: the ruination of lives in service of endless growth and profit maximization to serve the ultra rich becoming the mega rich at the expense of an exploitable underclass with no power to stop every effort to undermine them.
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He added that black politicians in support of the former secretary of State don't have the "courage" to support rival Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE, VICE News reported Sunday.
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"I hope that in your entire life, you will always take risks, you will always go for what you believe in, you will always have the courage to write letters to whoever you want to write and to pursue your dreams, and if things don't go the way you want, you get up and try again," says Lubetzky.
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"Pete believes that if our service members can sum up the courage to put their lives on the line to defend our country, our elected officials should have the courage to break from the past to ensure safe and healthy environments for our men and women in uniform," said Rachel Thomas, Buttigieg deputy communications director, in an email.
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The protests were so touching, because so many young people showed us that they might not have a lot of experience in politics or current affairs, but they have natural sensitivity toward what is good and bad, have the courage to speak up and reach out, thinking about the greater good before their own comfort and safety.
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But his point is that these people should not be allowed to say that everyone needs to live according to these rules, and that there should be space for people who have the courage to face the fact that the world is in flux, and they should be allowed to experiment with different forms of living.
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"The moment I first confessed on The Oprah Winfrey Show to being molested, I confessed because there had been a time years before when a girl on the People Are Talking show I did in Baltimore had told the story of being molested, and I did not have the courage at that time to say out loud, 'Me too,&apos" Winfrey revealed.
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"The moment I first confessed on The Oprah Winfrey Show to being molested, I confessed because there had been a time years before when a girl on the People Are Talking show I did in Baltimore had told the story of being molested, and I did not have the courage at that time to say out loud, 'Me too,' " Winfrey reveals.
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"Pristine" is a vicious portrait of silent infatuation, as Jordan moans a series of flushed, embarrassing admissions she knows she'll never have the courage to speak aloud, with her need to be noticed by the special someone outranked only by her need to stay invisible forever; the guitars thunder in place, mirroring this emotional paradox as closely as they can.
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The many versions of a Donald Trump meeting "What we saw today from a man who claims to be the ultimate 'deal maker' is that he doesn't have the courage to advocate for his campaign promises when he's not in front of a friendly crowd," Podesta said, before accusing Trump of wanting to build a costly wall at American taxpayers' expense.
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"If a deal is impossible, and no one wants no deal, then who will finally have the courage to say what the only positive solution is?" asked Donald Tusk, the president of the European Council, which includes the European Union's heads of state and government, in a tweet that implied that the solution should be for Britain to stay in the union.
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"Despite what the public response seems to have been, I've gotten many personal messages from fellow Googlers expressing their gratitude for bringing up those very important issues which they agree with but would never have the courage to say or defend because of our shaming culture and the possibility of getting fired," Mr. Damore wrote in an addendum to his original memo.
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" (NPR) "And I think that we are just on the foothills of a mountain of evidence that will come out in the coming days and weeks, and I have faith at the end of the day, knowing a lot of my colleagues like I do, that some of them will have the courage to stand up and do the right thing at the right time.
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"I hoped by telling my story, the circuitous path my life and career have taken, it would give others the courage to look at what's inside of them and their voice, and have the courage to step outside their comfort zone," Jarrett says of her memoir, "Finding My Voice: My Journey to the West Wing and the Path Forward," which was published in early April.
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If the President moves to do what it seems like he is preparing to do, he will set the nation off into a period of great turmoil and, regardless of how much confidence he has in his ability to win, he will put his presidency and his future in peril unless congressional Republicans are that blinded by partisan fervor they don't have the courage to respond.
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If a French leader has the courage to speak of a common budget for the eurozone, then Germany should also have the courage "to think again about some firm positions in the currency and be open to a Franco-German compromise in the currency union," Mr. Gabriel wrote in a paper published in Der Spiegel and said by his Foreign Ministry to be genuine.
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Jim Himes told CNN Thursday the plan to build a wall on the southern border "monumentally stupid," and sharply criticized McConnell and Ryan's comments "How Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell ten years from now are going to look back on their behavior now, where they didn't have the courage to stand up and say hey guy this is a bad idea," the Connecticut congressman told CNN's John Berman and Kate Bolduan.
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"When it came time to get in there and do something, he didn't have the courage, or something happened, but he certainly did a poor job — there's no question about that," Mr. Trump said of Scot Peterson, who resigned on Thursday after surveillance video showed that he had failed to enter Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland to confront the gunman as he was killing 17 people.
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Analysts at Triton Research wrote yesterday, "We can now safely wonder if they will have the courage to go through with" an I.P.O. An Israeli company accused of supplying tools for spying on human-rights activists and journalists has been tied to a security hole in WhatsApp that allows access to the digital communications of iPhone and Android phone users, Nicole Perlroth and Ronen Bergman of the NYT report.
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"Representing Asia as launching Phase Two of the #MeToo movement where 'a victim who has some negative history should have the courage to come forward and say 'me too, I was a victim of sexual assault' and whatever might color my past does not negate the truth of what happened to me,' while victim-shaming my client in the same statement is ludicrous in the highest regard," Sattro wrote.
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" Sanders counters that "this is the moment when we have got to think big, not small": "This is the moment when we have got to have the courage to take on the 1 percent, take on the greed and take on the corruption of the corporate elite," he said in his closing, "and create an economy and create a government that works for all of us, not just the 1 percent.
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"And I think that we are just on the foothills of a mountain of evidence that will come out in the coming days and weeks, and I have faith at the end of the day, knowing a lot of my colleagues like I do, that some of them will have the courage to stand up and do the right thing at the right time," Booker told MSNBC host Ali Velshi.
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They don't even have a shot, and we won't even have the courage to have leadership at the federal level — not with legislation, but the most powerful tool a president have, the bully pulpit to encourage each and everyone of you, churches and businesses, and educators, and community leaders to let's have a national campaign to rebuild the American family, and give every child its birthright which is a Mom and a Dad who loves them.
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DUBAI, Jan 5 (Reuters) - The United States lacks the courage for military confrontation with Iran, the Islamic Republic's army chief said on Sunday, according to state TV. "In a potential conflict in the future, which I don't think they (Americans) have the courage to carry out, there it will become clear where the numbers five and two will belong," Iran's Army chief Major General Abdolrahim Mousavi said in response to a threat by U.S. President Donald Trump on Saturday.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - The United States lacks the courage for military confrontation with Iran, the Islamic Republic's army chief said on Sunday, according to state TV. "In a potential conflict in the future, which I don't think they (Americans) have the courage to carry out, there it will become clear where the numbers five and two will belong," Iran's Army chief Major General Abdolrahim Mousavi said in response to a threat by U.S. President Donald Trump on Saturday.
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We are so blessed to live in a world today where there are so many choices, and I think my biggest hope is that people really go inwards and look at, what do I really want, and what's right for me and my partner, if they have a partner, and to have the courage to make a choice as opposed to [choosing] whatever society has dictated, or what their family has dictated, or what they think they want because everyone around them is doing it.
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At a time when America needs more men and women of character to step forward to help restore integrity to the system, fewer have the courage to do so (Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyA US-UK free trade agreement can hold the Kremlin to account Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE being a prominent exception).
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