Maybe they hold out until CNN's debate late next month.
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If you can hold out until the fall, do it!
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There are four reasons that I nonetheless hold out hope.
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Why would I hold out hope for such a thing?
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I hold out knowing that we have biscotti at home.
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We said no: We must hold out until the end.
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Some carriers will hold out either through obstinacy or inability.
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But they hold out hope that the courts may listen.
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Many Argentines hold out hope the pope will soon return.
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Or she could hold out for higher, more stringent standards.
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Either way, don't hold out for a modern Friends adaptation.
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Some people hold out hope that a fix is coming.
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The longer they hold out, the larger the concessions. Why?
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Some supporters hold out hope of an O'Rourke vice presidency.
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Few of Daraya's residents hold out any hope of returning.
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Don't hold out, though, Kim K. There's always next week.
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Few seem to hold out hope for democracy in Venezuela.
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"Hold out for a second before you start swiping your card."
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One thing you probably shouldn't hold out for: a Surface Phone.
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Should we hold out hope for Trump to find his humanity?
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Some people continue to hold out hope for the nuclear deal.
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Or should you hold out and save up for the X?
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The blast beats and battery hold out until the last groove.
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The troops should be able to hold out for a while.
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But the candidates' plans don't hold out much cause for hope.
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They think that's how you get the demand—to hold out.
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The Munich talks appeared to hold out little promise of progress.
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Iran itself doesn't hold out much hope for any Macron efforts.
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Still, it's not clear how long the educators can hold out.
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Just one country, Poland, was the hold-out on the deal.
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Sweden's aim is to hold out for three months, until help arrives.
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Whether her luck would hold out against Mr Trump is another matter.
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I, for one, am going to hold out for eau de Uranus.
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Republicans, meanwhile, may be tempted to hold out for more radical change.
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Inside Amy Schumer fans, don't hold out much hope for season five.
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They can try to hold out and survive the fierce fighting ahead.
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Don't hold out hope, don't check in on her, don't keep tabs.
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I find it hard to believe most of us would hold out.
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Some Republicans hold out hope that the speaker doth protest too much.
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These medications essentially tell your penis to hold out a bit longer.
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Don't hold out hope for a second generation of the Jonas Brothers.
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I'm just saying, I don't want to be the hold out here.
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So few of them are willing to hold out for contract guarantees.
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Today he's hoping he can hold out at least until South Carolina.
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He does not, however, hold out hope that anything has really changed.
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As indicated by the languishing storefronts, landlords are willing to hold out.
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But the skeptics might not be able to hold out for long.
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He does not hold out much hope that this will yield immediate changes.
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Perfect timing and prepubescent finger strength can only hold out for so long.
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I hold out my phone and show him what my desk is doing.
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If not, hold out until Kylie comes out with other appealing cleanser variants.
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But the final meeting of the day seemed to hold out more promise.
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Social mobility is too low to hold out the promise of something better.
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So maybe fans can hold out hope that the late Drogo will return.
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Some wonks still hold out hope for change in the more distant future.
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As Hitler rolled through Europe, some Americans wondered if Britain could hold out.
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This is why Le'Veon Bell has held out, and continues to hold out.
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Do not hold out hope for a legal solution to the Russia matter.
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"I don't know how much longer we can all hold out," she wrote.
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So, hold out your hand like this, Mo.Joe: You said jack of spades?
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It's something to at least hold out as a possibility, is it not?
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You hold out hope, but you don't hold your breath when you're waiting.
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To go back, you can hold out your arm and quickly pivot up.
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But why do fans continue to hold out hope that the singer lives?
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They were going to be the ones to hold out for a mistrial.
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Hold out the prospect of talk, but if talks don't work, military action.
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The opera also seems to hold out hope for a truly communal experience.
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I hold out my hand obligingly—it's all part of the experience, right?
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Trump maintained that he will hold out for a good deal with China.
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They can only hold out so long without suffering at the ballot box.
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The Apple TV was a bit of a hold out for the satellite service.
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But Ling didn't hold out much hope that Singapore's growth would strengthen much ahead.
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"If you hold out your arm, it's not stationary, it's moving," He told CNBC.
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They hold out all night, but finally give in just as the day breaks.
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But some hawks hold out hope that Ms Lagarde might change the bank's policy.
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Don't hold out on us, Hilton — we can't wait for your small screen comeback.
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It remains to be seen how long that — and the funding will hold out.
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Yeah, but maybe I'll hold out for the Ikea smart plug coming out soon.
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He credits his uncle, Hetfield, for encouraging him to hold out for better terms.
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"We just have to hold out for the cure," she tries to reassure Hoult.
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Don't worry, hold out, and just don't look at it when you touch it.
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But despite being convinced in my mind, my taste buds remain a hold out.
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Many of the first applications hold out unambiguous promise—of movement and senses restored.
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"It takes one grumpy hold-out ... to blow the whole thing up," he said.
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Democrats can hold out hope that new, corroborating evidence will emerge about the assault.
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It's kind of done and I would rather hold out for something else better.
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Some even hold out hope that a third-party candidate could enter the race.
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But it may well be rich enough to hold out for another 100 years.
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Shannon used to hold out hope that Bub would get a job at Rexnord.
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The question then would be how many Brexit supporters would hold out against Mrs.
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But he also wrote in a research note that they can't hold out forever.
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Yet two states, Oregon and Louisiana, continue to hold out against this fundamental principle.
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"India must dispel any illusions that it can hold out for a change," Col.
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I hold out hope that he will gain traction after such a late start.
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We hope the voters hold out, however intimidating the process and long the lines.
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Do you hold out hope of recognition and change and forgiveness in real life?
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But just how long can China hold out, especially when it comes to soybeans?
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Yet I hold out hope for a more formidable successor in the years to come.
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There's one monologue that will completely wreck you, but we'll hold out on the details.
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They must also, like the atonement ritual, hold out the dream of restoration and redemption.
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The few shadowed survivors hold out in a world stripped of the laws of physics.
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No — and in fact that's what we hold out in the body of the series.
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There are a few food carts here, but I hold out to save some money.
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I still hold out hope that outdoor-enthusiasts can have fantastic sex in their tents.
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"Honestly, I didn't think he would hold out 'til Halloween," Jessica told ABC Action News.
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Rebel commanders warn that they can only hold out in Aleppo for a few months.
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I hold out the taser, and get the gutting knife out with my other hand.
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"I still hold out hope that Congress can do something soon for us," they said.
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Mitterrand was forced to back down, but Mr Corbyn may well hold out for longer.
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But there was one notable hold-out: The United States government refused to sign on.
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Rmax: Jack of spades, OK. And why don't you hold out a hand, palm up?
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They don't, nor can they, and the false promise that they hold out is shameful.
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I wouldn't have this job long if I tried to hold out on the boss.
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"We hold out hope this time will be different, but it's anybody's guess," Dixon said.
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A word lover, an English major and a writer, I could not hold out forever.
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Still, NASA engineers hold out hope that Opportunity will wake up, when the sunlight returns.
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But I hold out hope for the next musical that really gets the balance right.
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For now, we'll actually have to hold out hope the media actually does its job.
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Hold out for a better Prime Day 2020 deal on this one if you can.
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Hold out, it's bound to drop in price as new gadgets are launched by Essential.
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We continue to hold out hope that he will live up to his as well.
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Ashok Yadav, the development's head of security, wondered how long the madams could hold out.
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But Democrats hold out hope that two Republicans in particular might join their side. Sen.
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If Republicans hold out, Democrats could theoretically threaten a government shutdown to force their hand.
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It was called "Hold Out Your Arms" and began: "Death, hold out your arms for me Embrace / me Give me your motherly caress" It ended this way: As you push back my hair— Which could do with a combBut never mind — You murmur'We're nearly there.'
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"We cannot hold out hope with the Russians, and much less with the Chinese," he said.
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Don't hold out for any puppy face selfies or butterfly crowns from the Magic Mike star.
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Hospitals would be "able to hold out, God willing, but not for very long," he said.
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I'm just saying, I don't want to be the hold out here... Back to you, Kyle!
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I hold out hope for the former, because it's time for the GOP to come home.
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Trump still wants to hold out the threat of auto tariffs over the Europeans as leverage.
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However, the studio could hold out until Disney's D23 Expo in August to make this reveal.
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But ordinary Saudis must hold out a few more weeks before they can catch a film.
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At least fans can hold out hope that he'll choose to add one more photo someday.
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I still hold out hope that the deaf and hearing communities will come to a compromise.
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The company's real miscalculation may have been its assessment of the unions' ability to hold out.
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Should Manafort relent, or should he hold out in the hope of receiving a presidential pardon?
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But Iran is hoping to hold out long enough to start using their native digital currency.
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What to watch Friday: Any movement on sweeteners and deals to win over hold out senators.
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For longer notes or held-out sounds, Rothschild-Cross will hold out the sign as well.
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However, I still hold out hope that, deep down, Brett Kavanaugh is that kind of American.
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We have to continue to try and hold out heads up and try and get better.
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Opioids may also hold out hope for a devastating illness formally known as borderline personality disorder.
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Even when her love life starts to feel completely hopeless, Isabelle seems to hold out hope.
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Is a reconciliation on the horizon, or should we hold out for the inevitable breakup song?
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The North Koreans knew they could just hold out for the man in the Oval Office.
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Still, he said, Westerners should not hold out hope of deep and significant changes in Iran.
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Under N.C.A.A. rules, they are supposed to hold out players whom they suspect of being ineligible.
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Mr. Yamamoto thinks he'll be lucky if he can hold out until the end of May.
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Or she may hold out for someone who is willing to split the cost with her.
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He proceeded to hold out his hand and introduce himself as Ben Cohen of Ben & Jerry's.
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Krasner doesn't hold out hope that the state government in its current form will prove supportive.
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Black Panther was the last big hold out of Marvel movies that hadn't yet been added.
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And that definitely was a problem for farmers who really weren't able to hold out anymore.
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Do you really expect Trump Republicans to hold out on principle when the progressives already caved?
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For instance, are male pipefish the ones deciding to hold out for a more appealing mate?
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Lowe was kept in jail because of a police hold out of Ventura County, California, Hatcher says.
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Some hold out hope that HQ Trivia's mobile, interactive game shows might be the future of television.
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If Republicans hold out, Democrats could theoretically threaten a government shutdown to try to force a vote.
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And even some Republicans might hold out for a bigger child tax credit before supporting the bill.
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Ryan did not hold out much hope for getting much done with Obama in the next year.
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The president's die-hard supporters will also hold out hope that he'll be a candidate again someday.
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Sanctions hold out the threat of an even greater humanitarian crisis, more social conflict, and more rioting.
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But for now, I will still hold out for the word "date," and help with its comeback.
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The images stunned Zimbabweans who said it meant Mugabe was managing to hold out against Chiwenga's coup.
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As the satellite and sonar images began to pile up, Serreze continued to hold out that hope.
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Houston General Manager Rick Smith said the team was disappointed that Hopkins had decided to hold out.
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If you don't have an air fryer already, then try to hold out for actual Black Friday.
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If you can hold out until the last two rounds of the playoffs, there's no need to.
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Simply hold out your hand so your silhouette creates a hole that your avatar can pass through.
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Members of his family, who hold out hope that he is alive, say he would be 70.
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"Though I'm an incredibly optimistic person and always hold out hope," Ms. Dwyer said, "I'm extremely discouraged."
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As the official slogan said: Lie down, hold out your arm, make a fist, earn 303 yuan.
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Mr. de la Serna was among the signers, though he doesn't hold out much hope for it.
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Investors are counting on the playbook of the last decade to hold out for a little longer.
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If Democrats hold out for changes, it may force a reopening of negotiations, analysts and lobbyists said.
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Clearly, that has not happened, though some seem to hold out hope that the possibility still exists.
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While Trump backed off that pledge this year, they hold out hope he might come back around.
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I shall hold out for the ... I will walk home with my giant thing of toilet paper.
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"Plaintiffs who are in great need are often forced to settle for substantially less than their case is worth because they can't hold out — and defendants know they can't hold out," Gillers said, so they'll often use whatever legal delaying tactics they can to drag a case out.
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As soon as you feel safe splurging on a new set, another reason to hold out comes along.
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I mean, I have to imagine, that's just how... Or you'll hold out as long as you can?
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But the wise are the hidden who hold out for heaven — and the applause that comes from God.
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But the wise are the hidden who hold out for heaven — and the applause that comes from God.
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"The waiting was excruciating, because you're trying to hold out hope," Jennifer Thalasinos told CNN affiliate KTLA-TV.
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Universal Music Group is now the only major label to hold out on making a deal with Dubset.
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But some still hold out hope of repeating the Iran nuclear deal with Pyongyang at some future date.
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After this, you can hold out hope for GameStop (probably only in expensive bundles), Walmart, Target, and Amazon.
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The polls show a strong movement of hold-out Republicans are now "coming home" to vote for Trump.
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Its county seat, Lexington, is a college town, which helps Fayette hold out against its increasingly Republican neighbors.
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If you can hold out until then, we'd recommend waiting if your heart is set on a Mac.
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If I could hold out just a little bit longer, maybe I could get to Kinshasa, Lagos, Khartoum.
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That came after Jones missed the Falcons' entire offseason program and threatened to hold out into training camp.
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For decades the kingdom has had no choice but to hold out a begging bowl for international help.
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I'd dearly like a 2125 Cayman or a Boxster, but really I'd probably hold out for a 2475.
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In that case, the question of whether to upgrade is one of how long you can hold out.
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Some Democrats hold out hope that Trump may shift away from the hardline positions that got him elected.
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When women do spring for something new, they often hold out for what they view as an investment.
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Bowles added that he would "hold out another day or so" before declaring him out against the Browns.
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Nicaragua was the only other hold-out, based on criticisms that it was "insufficient" in addressing climate change.
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He appeared to hold out hope of closer cooperation once Donald Trump was sworn in as U.S. president.
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You might want to hold out on buying that mattress or sofa if a blowout is coming up.
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Melrose added that it urged hold-out GKN shareholders to accept its bid, which will now stay open.
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It makes it harder to hold out on things like the corporate bailout when it's all tied together.
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Those who hold out hope that their loved ones may somehow recover may see the comebacks as encouraging.
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Prescott, who did not hold out, is reportedly chasing a contract worth $35 million or more per season.
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Democrats continue to hold out hopes, albeit diminishing ones, that they can secure testimony from Mr. Mueller himself.
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Or maybe better go for the sashimi and hold out for a second glass of rosé at dinner?
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They hold out the hope that, if you just fix one thing, your whole life will be better.
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Elsewhere in the region, Philippine officials hold out hope of launching free trade talks with the United States.
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Do you hold out much hope that things are going to get better in the next few weeks?
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I'm tired and have a headache, but I hold out hope that a workout will make it better.
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Some activists and officials hold out hope that next September's European Union summit with China will yield results.
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That seems like as good a reason as any to hold out on purchasing the extremely pricey device.
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In theory, this might be a time for some party leaders to hold out their support from Trump.
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Monochrome and male, they do not embody social change and few hold out the promise of making history.
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But Elliott is hoping to persuade more investors to hold out, arguing that NXP is worth much more.
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If you manage to hold out against ads' constant promise of a better life this Black Friday, congratulations!
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Considering the positive reception that Movies Anywhere is getting, I'm not sure how long they can really hold out.
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We're approaching Black Friday next month, which means retailers will likely hold out on any major promotions until then.
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The few people still doing it privately are able to hold out for big payouts for finding iPhone vulnerabilities.
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Finally, not getting the reaction he wants, Ali tells you to hold out your hand and close your eyes.
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Most known frogfishes have a lure hanging from their head, which they hold out to attract prey, said Hall.
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For the rest of us, my advice is to hold out and see whether iOS 11 changes the calculus.
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You hold out your tray, the server says "one per person," food is dished in, and you move on.
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Although the boy has been lost in the well for four days, authorities have continued to hold out hope.
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But this introduces the same hold-out problem—where small groups can exert undue influence—as bedevils property markets.
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"Policy coordination around an agreed goal seems to hold out more promise than seeking some optimality condition," he said.
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Some analysts didn't hold out much hope that the double-feature central bank meetings would affect the currency much.
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As doctors worked to save the teen, family members continued to hold out hope that he would be okay.
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Instead, let's hold out hope for the long game — one day, Grande might just be a 30 Rock staple.
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I was planning to hold out, because I knew we had an amazing connection from the moment we met.
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A bigger hospital chain has more ability to hold out for higher prices, if they treat millions of patients.
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Some may hold out until April or May to gauge whether they have enough soil moisture to plant sorghum.
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Low prices encouraged some farmers to scale back on wheat and instead hold out for a spring-planted crop.
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Reports say the attackers managed to hold out for several hours in the campus buildings before they were killed.
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No rifling through bedside drawers, no bottles to open, just hold out your hand and get back to business.
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However, analysts are now suggesting there may be an opportunity for those who hold out in the long term.
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We have a feeling the Broadway version will be even more spectacular — if we can hold out until March.
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And, the longer the militants hold out, the more President Rodrigo Duterte's image as a strong man could suffer.
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Jeb Bush dropped out of the race, is hoping to hold out until the March 2628 primary in Florida.
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Airbus strategy appeared to be to hold out for a more favorable ruling on Boeing aid early next year.
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But I will hold out hope that Secretary Zinke will call on Congress to reauthorize the program this year.
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The special committee holds the power to approve Lampert's offer or hold out for higher or less conflicted offers.
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Dan Webster (R-Fla.), another hold out, received a call from Trump on Wednesday morning, he told The Hill.
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Those who have been ghosted may not know exactly how to proceed, and may hold out hope for reconnection.
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So I just wanted to ask you, I mean is that, that's something that you could hold out there.
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A lot of people, including myself, hold out some hope for some form of media literacy training, media education.
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She would hold out her hand and tell me it was OK to touch it and it wouldn't hurt.
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Others, however, will likely hold out hope that the New Hampshire primary will elevate a more establishment-friendly candidate.
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It has to be a utopian one that we can hold out as a model or image of emulation.
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They include removing capital controls, relaxing reserve and deposit requirements, and ending a debt dispute with hold-out creditors.
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So it's not a sure thing that this national trend will actually hold out in the next few years.
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None of Pérez's opponents hold out any great hope for immediate change, however: no elections are scheduled until 2021.
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Some researchers still hold out hope that if anti-amyloid drugs are started early enough, they might prevent dementia.
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Faupala cancelled out Diego Costa's headed opener before halftime but the visitors could not hold out after the break.
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Multiple agents and brokerages are involved in the deal, and are hoping the sellers hold out for a developer.
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The families hold out hope that the Argentine investigators can help, as they have done throughout Mexico for a decade.
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Their fear of a backlash from Trump stalwarts, and of emboldening Democrats, prods them to hold out a little longer.
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But for now, those same scientists will have to hold out hope and wait for Oppy to get in touch.
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The U.N. envoy for Syria, Staffan de Mistura, said he could not say how long eastern Aleppo would hold out.
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However, both he and Druid are listed on IMdB as being in the second season, so let's hold out hope.
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Faced with the impatience of the three biggest parties, the president may not be able to hold out for long.
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Hold out of for as long as you can before you buy something, as it'll probably be eventually marked down.
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Now that I'm typing this, it's almost certainly that second option — but hey, one can still hold out hope, right?
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When so few bills become law, there's much greater incentive to hold out to get what you want in there.
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Well, the master of suspense couldn't hold out that long without giving his legion of loyal fans one more hint.
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Notably, House Speaker Paul Ryan continues to hold out, despite reports earlier in the week that he would endorse Trump.
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Ryanair rarely attends such events and is expected to hold out for the best possible price before placing an order.
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Some services will make room for law enforcement while others hold out and others are caught awkwardly in the middle.
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Improved or expandable storage would be nice, although no one should hold out hope for a micro SD card slot.
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But now, it became a little ridiculous to hold out because everybody else was using 280 when they needed to.
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With Trump still saying he will hold out, Kelly could very well be the most famous person on the stage.
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" The fourth-year running back "still has not yet firmly decided whether or not he is going to hold out.
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Still, medical services in opposition enclaves under attack hold out the longest because they are vital to survival, he said.
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"What it all boils down to is who has more firepower and who is willing to hold out," Goh said.
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That means two new iPads are still expected, and those are the Pro models you'll want to hold out for.
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Alternatively, they might hold out for the appeals process, which could reach all the way up to the Supreme Court.
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Even so, I'll likely hold out for Apple's tenth anniversary iPhone — a Samsung-esque device that won't be so dull. .
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The president has pledged to hold out for funding for the wall, arguing that furloughed federal workers support his position.
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The firm said it expects iPhone unit sales to remain steady as some customers hold out for the 5G phones.
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But even most Republicans don't hold out much hope that Trump and the White House can get the upper hand.
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"I think they will try to hold out," said Selena Ling, head of treasury and research strategy for OCBC Bank.
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Instead they told then UEFA president Michel Platini, who backed Turkey's 2016 bid, they would rather hold out for 2024.
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Most Democrats interviewed by The Hill still hold out hope that that is the end game for Sanders as well.
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With treatment fees so low, it is not clear how long smelters can hold out before having to cut output.
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Before he pours each shot, diners hold out their hands and he splashes mezcal into them to showcase the aromas.
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Those concessions could cost some support from liberal lawmakers, who want to hold out for a more expansive sentencing rewrite.
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Probably not; this is an unhappy, God-damned world, and it doesn't hold out much hope or help for anyone.
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I hold out hope that we get an antiviral for Covid-19 that is curative, but in addition is prophylactic.
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Trump, meanwhile, has vowed to hold out and continue the shutdown standoff until he gets funding for the southern structure.
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Ultimately, he realized he was being greedy and it was too dangerous to hold out for the Pfizer-Allergan merger.
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The platform is the last hold out these three platforms to alter its targeting policies, but is reportedly considering changes.
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Gold edged higher on Thursday, supported by an improved technical outlook that helped the metal hold out against a stronger dollar.
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Many are tempted to hold out for a market dip, but doing so means potentially missing out on a continual rise.
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I've hesitated to make travel plans, spend money, or seek out job opportunities because I needed to hold out for this.
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Its best hope may be to hold out for the bountiful gas revenues expected in the middle of the next decade.
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" In this week's episode, however, it seems we will find out if she will "hold out for better weather to come.
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They hold out the possibility of newly understanding human physicality by suggesting a creative conflagration between becoming perceptible and becoming imperceptible.
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If you can hold out until Prime Day 2019, you'll likely be able to get some Bose devices for much less.
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With no clear leading candidate, you're welcome to hold out hopes for your own pet theories that would otherwise seem impossible.
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Otherwise you can just hold out for the review we will absolutely be doing, because, you know, it's a smart vibrator.
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But some on the left are already insisting that Democrats will get an even better deal if they hold out longer.
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Analysts say how long the banks can hold out on consumers could determine if lenders meet expectations for net interest income.
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In Syria, its fighters still hold out in the remote desert area near the road from Damascus to Deir al-Zor.
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China can hold out longer than the U.S. in the ongoing bilateral trade dispute, a global strategist told CNBC on Friday.
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They want to get to where they are, and then they'll hold out: 'Look, we're going to keep these tariffs up.
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Now we just have to hold out hope that North and Saint will make front row cameos at their dad's show.
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Trump's bet is the still robust U.S. economy and his belief that it can hold out longer than the Chinese economy.
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"Europe should hold out the prospect of further financial support to Turkey also beyond 2017," Oettinger told German magazine Der Spiegel.
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Average earnings fell by 5%, though—presumably because insured workers were less likely to hold out for a higher-paying job.
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It would also encourage the eight hold out countries needed to ratify the treaty—including the United States—to do so.
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ESPN's Chris Mortensen confirmed Jones would hold out from training camp, adding the team is hopeful he will change his mind.
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Some conservatives in Congress will hold out for repeal, and they'll resist any legislation that they view as propping up Obamacare.
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The soldiers' families had gathered in central Beirut on Sunday and said they would hold out hope until the last minute.
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In Syria, their comrades hold out in remote desert areas and have carried out bombings in areas controlled by the SDF.
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Places like Lebanon should not have to hold out the begging bowl at hastily convened donor conferences every year or two.
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But just because they are close, Liam says fans shouldn't hold out hope of seeing the brothers appear on screen together.
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They also hold out hope that the tech companies will have managed to remove the images from the internet by then.
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The "invincibility and optimism" that leads us to constantly hold out for someone better can eventually leave us out of options.
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In other words, there's no need to hold out for the rebooted "Ghostbusters" for as long as "Tumacho" is in town.
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Tribe members continue to hold out hope that the incoming administration of Governor-elect Phil Murphy could reconsider the state's stance.
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Just like the health care vote, there were a small number of Republican senators who seemed like they might hold out.
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But when you think that you might win back control soon, there's a strong incentive to just hold out and fight.
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European officials still hold out hope that Mr. Trump will see them as allies and not geopolitical rivals like the Chinese.
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It was Soleimani&aposs military prowess that helped Syrian government forces hold out in the darkest days of their civil war.
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Suggs had reportedly wanted to return to the Baltimore Ravens, threatening to hold out if any other team picked him up.
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Others hold out hope for that most Iraqi of solutions: the rise of a powerful figure to bring the country together.
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The president ratchets up pressure, then either strikes a minor deal or argues he must hold out for a better one.
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At a time when courage is in short supply, they gave us reason to hold out hope for principles and purpose.
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He had convinced himself to hold out for a spot with a true title contender, or a team promising major minutes.
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Over the course of our two-week trip, we found that some exquisite wild species hold out, though in threatened circumstances.
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Users can even hold out a virtual "selfie stick" to take a photo of their virtual selves in their virtual environment.
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Legislators are left to guess which side the president is on — and, in the meantime, hold out in their separate camps.
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He clearly doesn't want to be there, and there was even talk that he might hold out to force a trade.
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"The longer you hold out on information, the more you put yourself in the crossfire of it happening to you," Long said.
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In an attempt to hold out on delivery just a little longer, the team performed blood tests every morning at 6 a.m.
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What it doesn't explain is why I hold out hope for salvation by mindfulness even though most Americans don't, in fact, meditate.
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Attorney Paul DeMarco has also written an op-ed calling on reformers to hold out for a better ballot initiative in 2020.
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Marnie kept two halves of a broken pencil in her backpack to hold out as prop evidence as she cackled and shook.
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The transplant surgery is likely to happen this fall (doctors are trying to hold out until Chris' kidney functioning becomes truly critical).
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You might want to hold out before buying a new Ecobee thermostat, although the Ecobee4 will certainly be more expensive at launch.
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But fans of Annalise and Eve's dancing scenes shouldn't hold out hope for an Evalise reunion if Nate's out of the picture.
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So if you've been mulling over a hardware upgrade, you might want to hold out for just a little longer.[TP-Link]
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Ursula crossed over to Friends multiple times over the show's 10 seasons — so why not hold out hope for a Friends reboot?
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European defense officials say there's value in the idea of drawing China into strategic discussions, but they don't hold out much hope.
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But investors shouldn't hold out for both sides to reach a deal before the 2020 presidential elections in the U.S., said Roach.
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Written just a few days before her passing, "Hold out your arms" entreats death to "Embrace me/ Give me your motherly caress".
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But Kelly said he's concerned rate cuts could actually harm the economy instead of help as people hold out for lower rates.
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Beijing's gamble is that they can hold out longer than the U.S. economy, and that Trump will lose the election next year.
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Most people might hold out for a calmer interlude to make a major hair change, but then again, Gomez isn't most people.
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Scientists regularly gather urine from forest chimpanzees, but there, they need only go under a tall tree and hold out a leaf.
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And Congress, as it prepares to reauthorize the Higher Education Act, should seize the opportunity to hold out-of-control bureaucrats accountable.
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Some experts wonder how much longer Uber can hold out before the company's investors begin to expect a return on their investments.
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So if you've been holding off on upgrading your MacBook, you might want to hold out even longer now—if you can.
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Again, if you miss these meteors, hold out until August: The best meteor shower is the Perseid, and it's coming up soon.
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If taxpayers can just hold out a few weeks, however, they can get their checks directly and not deal with any middlemen.
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"They don't buy everything he says, but he seems to hold out some hope that their lives will be different," Clinton said.
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Another goal would have eliminated the Crew but they managed to hold out for the remainder of the match to scrape through.
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Her ashes have been sitting in her family's home ever since as they hold out hope that the right will be restored.
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Once inside you're supposed to hold out your phone, facing upward, so it can be scanned from above to check you in.
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"I think they think they're [Democratic leaders] winning this battle and can hold out longer than the President," one administration official said.
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For that reason, the prime minister would apparently rather hold out for a majority in Parliament than immediately push ahead with Brexit.
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The acquisition has already got a nod from eight of the nine required global regulators, with China being the only hold-out.
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Further, with the hold out of Melvin Gordon coming to an end, the Chargers might be looking to elevate Jackson's trade value.
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Maybe not the network for me, although I do hold out hope so many someday I could still be a cartoon character.
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Let this chili simmer on the stovetop for as long as your patience can hold out—or at least a half hour.
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They saw the man hold out something, heard Gracias, then the first body through clicked on a small light and kept walking.
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Instead, it allows them to hold out the possibility that this game could also change for the better rather than the worse.
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Teachers from North Elementary School created signs to hold out their windows and honked their horns as they drove by students' homes.
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If you're CBS boss Les Moonves, that track record may give you confidence to hold out for a substantial fee from Stephenson.
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Whereas Trump had the tax cut carrot to hold out in front of Wall Street in 2017, the bill has passed now.
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Still, Higa did not hold out much hope that she could succeed on a course she had not played before last weekend.
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The tone indicated that Baghdadi was trying to reassure his followers, encouraging them to hold out and plan for the long term.
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The Sparks are in win-now mode and could favor a veteran, or hold out for a player waived by another team.
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What will become of San Marco is unclear, and some friars there still hold out hope for some form of divine intervention.
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But if we hold out on taking baby steps until everyone agrees it's a crisis, then it might really be too late.
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Some still hold out hope, with JPMorgan economists forecasting a 83 percent quarter, while Goldman Sachs economists see just 28 percent growth.
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Purdue said it needs to pause the litigation to preserve its cash and to try to settle with the hold-out plaintiffs.
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Once, he told the students to close their eyes and hold out their hands, and gave each a chunk of Hughes's ashes.
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The record stock market has some business owners on the deal sidelines as they hold out for ever-higher prices, he added.
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Optimists though, hold out hope that all this genetic testing can get us to a fairer place, a place with less suffering.
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If these stories hold out hope, it's partly in the fact that they're being told at all rather than buried or overlooked.
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Some, like the golden toad of Costa Rica — where some people hold out glimmers of hope — have not been seen since 1989.
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The jury was unable to agree on a verdict for Killen with the hold-out juror saying she could never convict a preacher.
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Meanwhile, Monsanto termed Bayer's $64 billion bid inadequate, amid speculation the U.S. seed giant will hold out for a $130 per share offer.
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I'd have to come to terms with the fact that I can't control how other people feel, can't hold out for universal approval.
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And at this point, Gillespie, the executive director of The International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery, doesn't hold out much hope for recovery.
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And reports from a mid-May meeting between Ryan and Trump seemed to signal that the speaker wouldn't hold out too much longer.
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They'll have to hold out against the Belgian big guns, but don't rule out a historic semi-final against either Portugal or Poland.
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The rescue founder has been able to hold out hope thanks in part to the supportive animal rescue community in the Chicago area.
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You could also hold out for a more high-tech version of this test in the form of a "breathometer" (hopefully available soon).
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That hold-out image rather sums up Europe's self image today; at least in the eyes of some of its most powerful leaders.
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Why hold out the prospect of new contracts if they are only going to be snatched away again in a few weeks' time?
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Jeb Bush was the only other hold out among Republican presidential primary candidates, which at one point included more than a dozen candidates.
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Now, $10,000 is slightly more than our overdrafts allow for — so, we'll hold out for the fast fashion renditions of YSL's bejeweled shoes.
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Market disappointment that the ECB didn't ease last week, or even hold out the promise of more stimulus, was behind the global selloff.
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But I'm not sure how much longer I can hold out, especially in a year where nobody other than maybe Montreal is dominating.
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But he did show for New England's mandatory minicamp, and he is not expected to hold out for any portion of training camp.
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Here's how curling is supposed to work: you hold out a strand of hair, and grasp it a few inches from the end.
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For instance, did his praise of witnesses who don't "flip" encourage Paul Manafort or Roger Stone to hold out in hopes of pardons?
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KT: I've decided that today isn't my day to give up on love, so I'm going to hold out hope that Evan succeeds.
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Frustrated supporters of the House proposal say Democrats shouldn't hold out on passing meaningful reform just because they're not getting everything they want.
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He does, however, hold out hope that the Eichmann trial will stand through history as an unambiguous condemnation of ethnic hatred and violence.
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Although she believes her brother, his wife and her nephew have all drowned, she continues to hold out hope they will be found.
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And both hold out the hope that the Constitution, flawed as it may be, can be the instrument for doing the right thing.
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Hepatitis C virus is also a major cause of cirrhosis, although new antivirals hold out the possibility of eradicating hepatitis C, they add.
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All three are currently in Republicans' hands in states Donald Trump won, but Democrats hold out hope for an upset — particularly in Georgia.
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After much practice, I had perfected the angle in which I'd hold out the camera, so that it wouldn't appear in the shot.
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When it came time to negotiate a settlement, some of the state attorneys general balked and tried to hold out for tougher penalties.
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I hold out no real hope that the answer is yes, but questions must be asked so that history can record the answers.
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Still, how long at-risk Democrats can or should hold out is a complicated political equation that could affect their survival in November.
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Each of you hold out a hand in the shape of half a heart and then press them together to frame the sunset.
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Still, Cui seemed to hold out the possibility of some progress when Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping are in Beijing from Nov.
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He thinks the class should settle now while Irene and her fellow seniors can enjoy the money, rather than hold out for more.
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Even with fighting all around them, many Mosul residents have heeded the government's requests to stay home as long they can hold out.
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Douma was the last town to hold out in the besieged eastern Ghouta enclave, the last big rebel bastion near the capital Damascus.
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Companies trying to avoid price hikes aren't sure how long they can hold out if the trade war drags on — or, worse, intensifies.
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They are also realizing that a recovery in oil prices is at least a year away — too long for many companies to hold out.
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I know there's no way I'll be able to hold out 'til December, so I'm just going to let myself have this right away.
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Even the last hold-out -- war-torn Syria -- decided to sign the agreement in November 2017, leaving Trump's America in a minority of one.
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Maybe it evolves into a media platform instead, or something bigger, but as it stands I don't think it'll be able to hold out.
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Some Democrats privately hold out a sliver of hope that Republicans might be humbled enough by the Democratic win in the House to budge.
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Unless u are talking Rose Clemente & Cynthia McKinney don't know if any American Politician will every day Reparations but I will hold out Hope.
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Even Biden's fans hold out hope that the former vice president can score a surprise upset, though most are furiously downplaying their candidate's expectations.
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Bernie or bust: Sanders supporters vow to hold out "Surrogates play an exceptionally important role in California given its size and diversity," Lara said.
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"Investors can hold out hope that the worse it gets, the more likely Schneider will take aggressive actions," Liberum analysts said in a note.
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And even as a new coalition government - promising peace and prosperity - takes power, victims' families, like Adhikari's son, hold out little hope of justice.
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Another $2100bn remains to be distributed in that fund and the bankruptcy trustees hold out hope that substantially more will be recovered and returned.
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One has to wonder how much longer the most expensive establishments can hold out on offering what's become a basic expectation for a hotel.
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Just Eat shares increased nearly 25% in London on Monday to £7.92 ($9.76), suggesting that shareholders may hold out for a higher offer. Takeaway.
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He said the fact that the government managed to hold out despite growing pressure would turn out to be a "strong asset" for Germany.
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Pro Bowl safety Earl Thomas said Thursday he will continue to hold out from Seattle Seahawks training camp until he gets a new contract.
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USG signaled it might hold out for more than $42 per share and that Knauf "will see value in excess" of its original bid.
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That said, Moyes and Phelan can perhaps hold out hope that the 'six pointer' will become something more than a tedious commonplace this weekend.
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With dozens of Democrats joining him and no Republicans backing Pelosi, McConnell could hold out, knowing that the Speaker wanted to pass something quickly.
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Twins manager Paul Molitor said it was his decision to hold out Mauer, whose playing time has been limited by a right quad Injury.
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It would rather hold out and wait for a better deal than accept the economic changes and enforcement the Trump administration has called for.
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If so, that would incentivise shareholders in Sky to hold out until Disney takes over Fox and is forced to launch a sweetened buyout.
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He turned down offers from Toledo, Northern Illinois, and Murray State, and decided to hold out for better opportunities, thinking his success would continue.
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Citing a desire to follow in the footsteps of Ruth, Gehrig, and Mantle, he said he would pitch for the Yankees or hold out.
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I'll hold out hope for a spiritual successor, a game that truly combines exploration, adventure, and genuinely challenging racing in a fantasy/cartoon environment.
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In Homs, there were disagreements among rebel groups, with some taking a harder line and pressuring other fighters and civilians to hold out longer.
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Or do they hold out for something more — like the lobbyists now drafting legislation and gutting regulations that affect the companies that pay them?
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But just as the last hold-out audience members were conjured from their seats and joined the dancing crowd already on stage, Herman disappeared.
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For a while, it was possible to hold out hope that Mr. Slimane might have lived up to all the hype around his reputation.
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"While we still hold out hope that something innocent is going on, we're growing more and more worried for Khiara's safety," the family said.
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Caesars offered a sweetened $5 billion settlement last week to hold-out creditors of its main operating unit, Caesars Entertainment Operating Co Inc (CEOC).
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Neither bill is perfect, but when dealing with Congress, it's never wise to hold out for the perfect when the good is within reach.
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Women tend to second-guess themselves and hold out for making the perfect decision, whereas men are more apt to jump in, she explained.
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We hold out for too long, because we grew up watching Disney and superhero movies and have unrealistic expectations ("Something Just Like This"). 6.
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And interviews with growers, experts, and activists suggest that even if legalization does pass, outlaw growers will hold out as long as they can.
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The fossil find is an amazing snapshot of the past, illuminating what was likely an ephemeral hold-out, a protected relic reigning behind enemy lines.
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The hold out is Sony, and thanks to Sony the industry is stuck in the past where there are bold dividing lines between different systems.
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Netflix, Amazon and Hulu have trained a generation of consumers on subscription models that eschew advertising altogether — but podcasts still hold out promise, says Lopez.
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Although pragmatic Brexiteers and Remainers may back her, hardliners may be tempted to hold out for either a harder deal or for stopping Brexit altogether.
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In their own ways, both hold out the promise of a return to an idealised past when the state was generous and life more secure.
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They saw the archconservative House Freedom Caucus hold out for more concessions in the lower chamber, and they may decide they should do the same.
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"If I'm totally honest," Charlotte Charles, Dunn's mom, said, "I don't hold out too much hope that [Sacoolas is] going to be returned to us."
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In other words, the prospects for an exit look good even for companies that may not hold out for an IPO on a major exchange.
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Unlike many other tablet makers, however, Apple and Huawei have been able to hold out some growth, albeit minimal, according to IDC's latest industry report.
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There's also plenty of evidence that a small strata of Sanders's base will continue to hold out and get plenty of coverage for doing so.
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A poster of General Charles de Gaulle's famous call to French resistance fighters to hold out during World War Two was tacked to one wall.
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However, after Bell chose to hold out and sit out the entire 2018 season, it paved the way for Conner to take the starting job.
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"There are some people out there who still hold out hope, for whatever diabolical reason, that John Doe is somebody very senior," Ms. Schepisi said.
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Smartphones just get more and more expensive, so it often pays to hold out until a sales event to finally get the one you want.
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Trump wants to hold out for a more comprehensive agreement and bring China into a trilateral discussion with the Russians, something Beijing has adamantly rejected.
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Leaders of the House panel still hold out hope that they can release one bipartisan report on the committee's months-long investigation into Russian meddling.
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Trump said many federal workers have told him to hold out for wall funding, though the President didn't provide names or positions of those workers.
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To try to convince Alaska's hold-out Senator Lisa Murkowski, the bill's sponsors are offering to exempt her state from the effects of the bill.
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What was quiet suddenly won't be, though it's anyone's guess as to whether the studios will try to hold out or yield to union demands.
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Eventually, 260-megabyte chips took over the market, but the price issues were causing many RAM-buyers to hold out before purchasing any more chips.
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Or hold out until April and November Twice annually, Sephora goes big with a flash sale—to the tune of 10 to 20 percent off.
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Can we still hold out hope for Dez Bryant and Ezekiel Elliott, both widely hailed in most circles this summer as first-round fantasy picks?
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More immediately, the Senate would be wise to hold out for a nominee for defense secretary who is more like Mr. Mattis than Mr. Trump.
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Some IS fighters still hold out in Syria's remote central desert, and in Iraqi cities they have slipped into the shadows, staging shootings or kidnappings.
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The large prime contractors, with the possible exception of Boeing, can hold out long enough to receive whatever assistance the federal government will provide them.
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You can hold out your thumbs and index fingers to form a frame around yourself to make the drone automatically take a selfie of you.
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For one thing, Apple's decision to hold out on updating its powerful premium tablet in 2019 means it's probably due for a refresh very soon.
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Finally, then, Pelosi announced it was time to move on, rather than continue to hold out hope of concessions that didn't appear to be forthcoming.
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The quick huddle showed the confidence among House Republicans in their position to hold out on negotiating on immigration until the government shutdown is ended.
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When millennials can finally afford to buy a home, it makes sense that they&aposd hold out for something that&aposs exactly to their taste.
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And Swiss watch brands, highly traditional businesses steeped in European heritage and selling ultra-exclusive merchandise, were all but destined to hold out even longer.
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"Feelings don't come into play to an economist," he added, recommending people try to do whatever they can to hold out for those eight years.
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Though it's tempting to give into the pressure and accept an offer you don't like just to reach closure, or because you're exhausted, hold out.
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Republicans and the financial sector have fawned over Mulvaney's work at CFPB, while Democrats hold out for their next chance to replace the bureau's chief.
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In the meantime Stada's shareholders would likely refrain from tendering their shares to Bain and Cinven and hold out for Shanghai Pharma's full higher bid.
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In heartwarming video captured on Thursday, Sana and Mairowitz are overcome with emotion as they walk towards each other, hold out their arms and hug.
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Now, they are not being asked to lead the fight, but to train a local force in hopes it will hold out against the Taliban.
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Now that women have more, if hardly stellar, work options, they can afford to hold out for a better partner, ie, one earning a good salary.
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Has this info made your smartphone buying decisions for this year easier, or are you going to hold out and see if these predictions come true?
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In fact it's now very difficult to avoid updating your laptop or phone or even your TV, but don't try and hold out for whatever reason.
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We may see it demoed and may get a release date, but don't hold out hope that it's ever going to be good for consumers again.
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Recruiters swooped down even more when Michael placed in a top time for the hurdles, and his coach urged him to hold out for other offers.
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I'm obviously still going to hold out to hope -- it's not over until it's over, but you can kind of read the writing on the wall.
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This newspaper doesn't hold out much hope that a drawbridge-up Mr Trump will be a boon for the American economy, especially in the longer term.
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With her Instagram suggesting there's only more to come, we can't help but hold out hope these two will have the next house flipping hit series.
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HOWEVER swiftly and recklessly Congress appeared to be barrelling toward a government shutdown on January 18th and 19th, optimists had one reason to hold out hope.
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Expectations for a long-term resolution remain low: Beijing is awaiting Washington's stance on Huawei and Trump believes China may hold out until the 2020 election.
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I'll admit that I once attempted to hold out from the touchscreen onslaught, genuinely excited when Motorola released that first Droid with a slide out keyboard.
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If you have a Pixel 2, a lot of these features will come to you via a software update so you're probably good to hold out.
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The players were close; and when I say close, I mean hold-out-your-arm-straight-in-front-of-you-and-you-could-touch-them close.
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And I admire the choice to hold out for something more fulfilling: not marriage or love, necessarily, but pleasure, agency, reciprocity, and yes, maybe even romance.
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They are just desperate for change … they don't buy everything he says but he seems to hold out some hope that their lives will be different.
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"Zuma will try to hold out for as long as he can but his exit is inevitable," said Darias Jonker, director for Africa at Eurasia Group.
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The only hold-out continues to be market leader Walmart, which seemingly would have the most to gain by taking some wind out of Amazon's sails.
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For some, it will simply be a case of packing up and moving somewhere else as they hold out their hopes for making it to Britain.
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Most growers are quick to book some sales any time the market shows signs of strength rather than hold out for the prospect of sustained rallies.
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"If I could hold out my arms and hug every single one of them, I would," his aunt, Crystal Skawinski, told CNN about the overwhelming response.
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I still hold out hope that that's not the case, but I am worried about it, and it's been going on for a very long time.
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There's two holes, but one of them is likely for an infrared sensor so don't hold out for dual selfie cameras like on the Pixel 22019.
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Unfortunately, he doesn't disclose how the automatic power on unit functions—we'll just have to hold out for a new video some time in the future.
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The fate of Hitomi and whether we'll ever manage to get it back is still unknown, but Kepler's quick revival reminds us to hold out hope.
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But what if you couldn't get a new job, or wanted to hold out for one that paid as much or more than your last one?
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"The U.S. and the West will hold out a U.N. working group decision when it is in their favor," said Jennifer Robinson, one of his lawyers.
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The central bank has repeatedly said it is not planning a devaluation but economists, business people and money changers all say it cannot hold out forever.
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Khanna told reporters after the vote he continues to hold out hope Trump will sign the measure, given some of his top allies, such as Rep.
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All of the prospective members of the jury in the box at that moment, one by one, affirmed that they would be willing to hold out.
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They might hold out in the hope that will get more but it's like a game of poker and the next step is a mandatory tender.
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Some might hold out for the Tivo Mavrik, based on the promise of a cloud based DVR, but there's still no release date for it yet.
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One possibility would be for Trump to hold out a Round 2 meeting as a carrot to encourage real movement by North Korea over the summer.
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My Democratic colleagues, unfortunately, seem to be only interested in one point of view, but I hold out hope they will support me in these efforts.
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If there were an hour left in this game they would surely score, but Russia might be able to hold out for just 10 minutes more.
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Early on, the couple saw a modestly sized house they liked with three bedrooms, listed at $238,000, but they decided to hold out for something bigger.
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Some experts hold out hope that political forces will push the House and Senate to compromise between their polar opposite bills by the end of September.
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Andrew Cuomo needs to hold out for a new one that strengthens state control over the prison system by holding guards more closely accountable for wrongdoing.
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Virtual and augmented reality hold out the prospect of dramatically increasing what is possible, allowing more types of collaborative work to be performed at great distances.
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Maybe your boss is a coldhearted jerk, but I'll hold out hope that they're just unaware of the risks of gathering at this point in time.
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But many, like Mr. Lambert, work well into their senior years, returning to the beach summer after summer for as long as their bodies hold out.
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Senate Democrats are more inclined to agree to something than their House counterparts, who are firm that the party should hold out as leverage for DACA.
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They were both wrong, Sanders erring in the direction of idealism and Clinton in that of pragmatism—the same qualities they hold out to voters now.
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Open-ended dystopian-TV series, to paraphrase "1984," risk becoming a boot stamping on a human face, for as many seasons as the ratings hold out.
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"The courts hold out the possibility that it could be infringement without a language overlap," said Rebecca Tushnet, an intellectual property expert at Harvard Law School.
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Setting the scene: A report from consultancy EY released this week observed weakness in the IPO market this quarter as issuers hold out for better conditions.
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But on the Hungarian border near the town of Subotica, around 50 unregistered asylum seekers hold out hope that a new entrance point will reveal itself.
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Mr. Shortz's request to try constructing proved irresistible; the response was greater than expected, so this feature will continue as long as the puzzles hold out.
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And due to his recent tensions with Ryan and McConnell, he was unwilling to hold out for their priority of a longer-term debt limit hike.
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While many residents have left the forgotten village behind, some still hold out hope in a place lacking health services, electricity, paved roads, and clean water.
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However, many people hold out from using the app out of concern about their phone's storage, memory and battery, and now those people won't have a choice.
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The Fox was always meant to get the Swan (groan), but let's hold out and see if they have something up their sleeves in the second half.
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But even as school based sexual health initiatives find themselves on rocky footing, there's still reason to hold out hope for the success of programs like Amaze.
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She has one set of clients in their early 80s who both need full-time care and are worried about how long their funds will hold out.
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But few in the camp hold out much hope while Riek Machar, who is being held in South Africa under virtual house arrest, remains outside the negotiations.
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He noted that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo would lead talks with Mexico on the issue starting Wednesday but didn't hold out much hope of a resolution.
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The shares had jumped 3.2 percent to 82.05 euros by 0740 GMT, with buyers betting that some minority investors might hold out for an even higher offer.
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Portfolio management firm QMA is pulling back from stocks as it sees fewer signs to hold out hope equities will put up gains in the near term.
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Prior Supreme Court rulings, she said, hold out "the home [as] he most sacrosanct of places" and "we don't think that the home stops at the door".
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The typical zombie story is about people committing genocide to save themselves, about using walls and guns and extreme tactics to hold out the oncoming ravenous hordes.
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No matter what the job is, and no matter how qualified the men who apply are; I would hold out until I found an equally qualified woman.
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Chargers running back Melvin Gordon will not report to training camp in suburban Los Angeles on Wednesday and will hold out for a new contract as planned.
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The big chains better be ready to hold out, because their stock's are getting murdered and MoviePass just keeps bringing in more money to wait them out.
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But when you are single, and you actually love yourself, you know your value and your self worth you hold out until God sends you whats yours.
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Call me an old-fashioned romantic, but I still hold out hope that the incident will one day make a memorable wedding toast for this lovable pair!
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"Perhaps this is something that you could hold out, that we might want to build to over time were we to see changes in behavior," he said.
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IN A SENSE TECHNOLOGY HAS WON A LOT OF THE BATTLES BUT THE HUMAN VERSUS TECHNOLOGY, WE SHOULD HOLD OUT WHAT WE CAN FOR THE HUMAN ALSO.
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Vitality is then a metric of stamina, or how long a disaster victim can hold out in a temporary shelter, such as the top of a tree.
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Others believe the party needs to hew closer to the center ground to make itself electable again — but they don't hold out much hope of quick progress.
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In that sense, it may be best to hold out and wait for a fix that doesn't involve putting your console into safe mode every five minutes.
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Economics 101 tells you that the best way to incent the right behavior is to hold out the potential to reap the reward of higher economic profits.
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That depends on whether President Donald Trump will settle for a reduction in China's U.S. trade surplus or hold out for sweeping changes to China's industrial policies.
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Elliott's deal comes after the Cowboys superstar chose to hold out for a new contract through training camp, despite having two years left on his rookie deal.
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The amendment and a trip to meet with President Donald Trump at the White House was apparently enough to win over Upton and fellow hold out Rep.
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Despite his harsh new living conditions, Manafort may hold out for on another possible route to freedom most defendants don't have: Winning a presidential pardon from Trump.
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The number of Israelis and Palestinians who hold out hope that such a solution can be achieved is dwindling, but Mr. Abbas said nothing about abandoning it.
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Yet more often than not, they hold out hope for something better, for unencumbered emotional exchanges or expressions of love, or simply to love and be loved.
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"We can't hold out false hope," President Tabaré Vázquez of Uruguay told reporters this week, adding that his administration was trying to come up with a solution.
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However, it will need at least 10 Democratic votes to clear the Senate — and possibly more if the three Republicans who oppose it continue to hold out.
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After striking a new bilateral trade agreement with South Korea last month, Mr. Trump suggested that he might hold out for a better deal down the road.
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Still, I hold out hope I will hear a State of the Union speech that seeks common ground in protecting our democracy, our health and our economy.
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But after this defeat, any team trying to peddle a pitcher to Cashman before the trading deadline next Wednesday just might hold out for more in return.
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But after this defeat, any team trying to peddle a pitcher to Cashman before the trading deadline next Wednesday just might hold out for more in return.
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Other Republicans, such as Cohen, are continuing to hold out hope for a third party candidate, despite the surely long odds that he or she would face.
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And it largely seems to have paid off — most Republican voters have rallied to support Trump rather than continuing to hold out after the divisive primary season.
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If wireless earbuds aren't your thing, you may want to hold out for Apple's rumored "studio-quality" over-ear headphones, which may launch as soon as 2019.
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All this being said, I do believe that Apple can afford hold out for many more months, and people will still show up in droves to buy it.
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Uber may have won over Australian states including New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory, but the company is facing a hold out in the far north.
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They hold out hope that the next pull will give them the pleasurable sound of coins clanking against a metal bin, and they end up pulling for hours.
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When I was speaking to Kevin Brady of the House Ways and Means Committee, he did seem to hold out hope that nothing is etched in stone here.
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"I hold out hope, as a person of faith, that he can grow into this job and be a different president than he was a candidate," Meyer said.
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I would've liked to hold out a bit longer, maybe wait three months, because I feel like that's the norm, but I don't really care what people think.
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These were just two of the most disappointing failures in the advancement of humanity's departure from this planet, although I hold out out every time these headlines appear.
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Whether it's time to elaborate your emoji metaphors, step up your texting accountability or diversify your digital dating, these sex and relationship experts hold out hope for sexting.
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Of course, Sanders's decision to hold out for more platform concessions may mean that some of his supporters have hardened their resolve to never vote for Hillary Clinton.
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If he does not hold out, that means contract talks are going in the right direction or at least he trusts the Cowboys to get a deal done.
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We've neatly laid out toilet paper, we've crouched until our thighs were sore, and we've decided to just cross our legs and hold out for another 30 minutes.
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For Daniele Siqueira of AgRural, the pace of soybean sales will depend on how long farmers are able to hold out in the hope of getting higher prices.
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On Marketplace, Hemmings says that hiring managers who pile on the homework only to hold out on a job offer without ever giving any feedback aren't intentionally manipulative.
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They've been absent from our oceans for hundreds of millions of years, although I hold out hope that some mad scientist will bring them back through genetic engineering.
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The name Paowalla refers to a person who carries bread, which is a high point here—this is the kind of bread that carb counters hold out for.
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Now the question is whether enough Democrats will rally to support the compromise package or hold out for a more ambitious overhaul of the nation's sentencing laws. Sen.
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Johnson could argue that he is not obliged to resign and decide to hold out until an election is triggered and then hold that election after Oct. 31.
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Let us look forward to a day when Geordie, Scouse, Received Pronunciation and Cockney can hold out a hand in friendship and understanding to Europeans speaking fluent Freutsch.
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"There were a number of us who wanted to hold out for a better deal," said Ellyn Bogdanoff, the Republican House whip during Mr. Rubio's time as speaker.
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But the state is still sitting on top of huge wells filled to the brim with methane, and its aging storage system may not hold out much longer.
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We're going to hold out hope that the series returns bigger and better than ever, and that the giant spider monster in from the trailer agrees with us.
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Although some liberals and progressives hold out hope that President Trump is uninterested in certain social issues, like same-sex marriage and transgender rights, their optimism is misplaced.
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Landlords set rents based on market conditions, and sometimes they hold out on sending renewals for as long as possible to see if conditions turn in their favor.
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Still, I hold out every plant I lug onto the flatbed cart one last time to the person helping me and confirm: So will this one come back?
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Despite the difficulties, foreign companies still hold out hope for access to China, which with its size and its thriving mobile phone culture represents a potentially vast market.
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Hours after Democrats announced their plan, a deputy to Mr. Barr wrote to hold out that possibility, kicking off a new round of exchanges with an uncertain outcome.
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Or, campaign insiders say, Sanders may hold out until the April 7 Wisconsin primary that he hopes to win, though many foresee that state voting similarly to Michigan.
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Allies said Mr. Trump's approach to negotiations, however, is to hold out for the best deal possible until the last moment, so it is too soon to judge.
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While the first monthly reports of the year will come out in a few days, Volkswagen and Audi will hold out until April under their new quarterly systems.
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At least 7 House Democrats continue to hold out or openly criticize the party for pursuing impeachment, and all represent districts that Trump won in the 2016 election.
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If lawyers fear that MDL judges will tear up their contracts and ignore their deals with class counsel, they just hold out for their own settlements, Watts said.
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The lawmakers appeared to make minimal progress, with Democrats divided on whether to accept a short-term bill with assurances — or hold out for a longer-term agreement.
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But given that official corruption is a crippling problem in Kenya, most analysts do not hold out much hope that any of the ringleaders will be seriously punished.
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There are also a few reefs at higher latitudes or in other lucky locations that are warming much more slowly and could hold out for decades or centuries.
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The Saudi factor International investors that don't need to curry favor with Saudi's rulers could also hold out for a cheaper price on shares due to geopolitical risks.
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Apple is widely expected to announce the latest iteration of the Apple Watch on Tuesday, presumably called the Apple Watch Series 5, if the naming conventions hold out.
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Yet some continue to hold out hope that a basic income could relieve some day-to-day financial stressors, including a 37-year-old Georgia mother of three.
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That means that you really don't have to hold out for something better — if you've decided you're definitely getting a robot vacuum this year, do it right now.
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As long as Assad thinks he can hold out against the various factions seeking his overthrow, plans to transition Syria to representative democracy will be a pipe dream.
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For now, I'll hold out hope that there are enough institutionalists left in Congress who would use their powers to stop him should he trash American democratic norms.
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Realistically, Democrats from red states with low Latino and Asian populations aren't going to hold out forever for the sake of a futile effort to help DACA recipients.
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Senate Democrats had urged the House of Representatives to vote to reverse the FCC decision before Monday, and still hold out hope of a vote later this year.
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With more than enough money from private investors or big companies that can acquire them, these companies can hold out on going public until they are billion-dollar behemoths.
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Both victims were tied to a tree and forced to hold out their hands while members of the mob methodically chopped off their fingers and distributed them as souvenirs.
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Back to the Democrats' notion that it's improper — or possibly even criminal — for President Trump to hold out U.S. aid in order to achieve cooperation from Ukraine's new president.
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But this sort of optimism can only hold out so long before White House must show that it can shepherd one coalition or another to pass business-friendly reforms.
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Grovner said he isn't sure how much longer the descendants can hold out, and when they're gone, so too is one of the most extraordinary places in American history.
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It's almost 2017 and you still can't drag and drop songs from iTunes onto your iPhone, so it's hard to hold out hope for a better experience on AirPods.
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If I really want to listen to music that requires a DAC I think I'll hold out for an update to V-Moda's sleek (and expensive) phone DAC instead.
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While the Kremlin may still hold out hope Trump will eventually act on his continued desire to improve ties with Moscow, American domestic politics likely preclude this from happening.
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But Bardin did hold out the possibility of taking a percentage of the transaction at some point in the future — but only if the appropriate "density" has been achieved.
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It also reduces the opportunities for any one patent owner to hold out for exorbitant fees, as well as the chances that litigation may result from a stalled negotiation.
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How the battle for Sirte ends — Misrata commanders cannot say how long city will hold out — may determine the fate of Seraj, Libya's alliances and its future oil exports.
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That seems very questionable, and if Spotify did make such a change, a company like Apple could hold out at the $10-per-month tier for a long time.
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Denver Broncos rookie quarterback Drew Lock will not hold out of any training camp practices after he agreed to terms on his rookie contract Wednesday, Pro Football Talk reported.
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She pulled out of an earlier settlement deal in an effort to hold out for more money for the affected homeowners — a decision that was widely criticized at first.
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Luis De Guindos, the finance minister, estimated that Spain could hold out for six months with the current caretaker government led by Mariano Rajoy of the Popular Party (PP).
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Sets from ALX, Caleb Calloway, Cassy, Guti live, and more will keep the crowd dancing from sunrise to sunset and sunrise again—if their limbs hold out, that is.
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Near the "Charging Bull" sculpture, a Dutch man encouraged him to pose in front of the bull and hold out the skirt of his caftan like a matador's muleta.
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Intended, in FDR's words, to "hold out some hope to enslaved peoples," it was essentially a vision statement, outlining core principles intended to govern an open postwar world order.
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Madison has intuited what the audience already knows: a stronghold might hold out the dead, but it serves as a siren song for both the living and the cruel.
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The artist Pedro Reyes is a biting social critic whose pieces often hold out hope — in the face of overwhelming evidence to the contrary — that things will get better.
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While fealty to the Trump agenda plays well in their districts, they ask themselves how long they can hold out as trade wars and heated rhetoric roil the markets.
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Some in the GOP hold out hope that the debate over tax reform could provide at least a temporary glue to hold the fractious strands of the party together.
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Even as Trump put his announcement on hold out of respect to the Nice terror attacks, even the man himself was reported to be experiencing buyer's remorse with Pence.
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A user can hold out his or her hand to block the rock so it shatters in place, or dodge it as the rock hit the wall behind them.
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I hold out a glimmer of hope that any praise for the "Muslim ban" is saved for when the youngest members of the household are preoccupied with screen time.
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The New York Times reported that in 2003, he nearly sold it to Penguin for $3 million, but at the last minute decided to hold out for more money.
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I'm not going to get out of the town and get drunk, or hold out copies of Between the World and Me and hit on 20-year-old women.
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The Senate, meanwhile, is obliged to review a nominee and give advice and consent regarding the nomination — not to hold out for another nominator whose political leanings it prefers.
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This is already happening as Western countries continue to hold out rights and protections, and push burdens onto poorer countries that are less likely or able to protect refugees.
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"Grain markets remain steady to higher as traders hold out hope of a China trade deal which will boost U.S. grain exports," U.S. brokerage Allendale said in a note.
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For all its careful deliberations of the details, the plan hardly seems to hold out any real hope for meaningful Palestinian sovereignty or real improvement in their people's condition.
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In recent days, he had appeared to hold out the possibility of toning down his hardline stance, although his precise plans on immigration have been harder to pin down.
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And while they don't know how long the slime trend will hold out, for now they're working to build the business that's already providing Samantha a six-figure salary.
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If Democrats hold out, Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, will no doubt come under pressure to wipe out the possibility of filibuster against Supreme Court nominees.
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Graham said he told White House officials not to hold out hope that the Senate will dismiss articles of impeachment without a trial, something that would require 51 votes.
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Against all immediate evidence, I hold out hope that the nation itself is in the process of living up to its own promise — unacceptably slowly but nonetheless still becoming.
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While many language mavens are coming around reluctantly to singular "they" — in December Merriam-Webster anointed "they" its "word of the year" — some traditionalists still hold out against it.
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Criminal defense lawyer Arash Hashemi speculated that Loughlin's attorneys are preparing for battle -- or perhaps trying to hold out to see if there are weaknesses in the prosecution's case.
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Some analysts expected demand for the iPhone 11 series would be more muted as consumers hold out for a 5G iPhone, which is expected to be released next year.
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In recent days, he had appeared to hold out the possibility of toning down his hardline stance, but on Thursday, he denied he would loosen his proposed immigration restrictions.
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Diplomacy this week has focused on accusations that Assad's forces used chemical weapons use in Douma, the last town to hold out against the government advance in eastern Ghouta.
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But with injuries always a possibility in the NFL, should Dak hold out to get that FAT starting QB money before he steps on the field for another season?
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I'd prefer to hold out hope that this is a bug and not a feature; I think of it as the Cheap Trick theory of face-to-face democracy.
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At the same time, Trump's immigration officials clearly have some very sweeping goals in mind and will likely fight with Trump's economic team over wanting to hold out for more.
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Is it better to accept an imperfect solution that guarantees progress on paid leave, or hold out in the hope of a more comprehensive, inclusive and generous policy later on?
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But organizers still hold out hope that she might be allowed entry into Australia for her two other speaking engagements in Melbourne on September 7th and Brisbane on September 11th.
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The group of producers "may hold out on supplies longer than reasonable in order to see if they can effect a rally similar to September-October this year," Vijayakar said.
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Cortes said Ramirez Media continues to hold out hope for a victory in his fight for legal status, especially because he has a young child who is a U.S. citizen.
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Superconductors allow for the propagation of electrical charge without electronic resistance, and therefore hold out the tantalizing promise — in computing kit terms — of carrying electronic charge with zero energy loss.
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Steve Bullock on Thursday in Washington, an adviser confirmed, as Democrats hold out hopes that the red-state governor makes a surprise, last-minute splash into the state's Senate race.
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While we want Dilly to get well soon, we also can't help but hold out hope that his bonnet becomes a daily style choice regardless of any ear-related ailments.
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That means that Saudi Arabia could hold out for longer than Trump wants it to as it waits for Brent, which is currently around $71 a barrel, to hit $80.
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There's no word yet on US availability, though, and some PlayStation fans may want to hold out out for a white variant of the PS4 Pro (if one ever comes).
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"Until it's official, I'm going to hold out hope," he said, adding that he hoped some superdelegates have changed their mind after seeing the internal DNC emails posted by Wikileaks.
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Do you equip an ability that lets you rain death down on the enemy, or hold out and earn a few more coins and just go for better units overall?
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Though the research will most benefit growers who sell their produce locally and don't have to ship long distance, let's hold out hope that the quality of tomatoes nationwide improves.
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I know my mailman's name, I race to the door when mail comes (usually just fliers or bills), but I always hold out hope that there will be a letter.
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It's wise for the company to hold out for now, and it might be worth it taking the reputational hit of not releasing this version of the product at all.
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The absence of such collective action clauses, or CACS, can allow a small group of investors to hold out for better terms, as famously happened after Argentina defaulted in 2001.
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"The weakness in prices, with more to go, is consistent with our view that the RBA will leave rates on hold out to 2020," said AMP chief economist Shane Oliver.
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We moved around, seeking shelter under the roofs and awnings of shops and drank in parking lots, praying that our cell phone batteries would hold out a few more hours.
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For those who believe in American exceptionalism and the American penchant for producing extraordinary leaders when we need them most, those two candidates seem to hold out the greatest hope.
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"He can always hold out the card of a declaration of a national emergency to get the rest of it built and so forth," Limbaugh said on his radio show.
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Which is its right, but with so many other options available for developers, it's weird (and frustrating) to see Apple hold out on those last few things, like default apps.
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Mr. Zucman has said that the law seems to have been a deterrent, contending, however, that countries continuing to hold out may need to face far tougher measures, like tariffs.
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Do this if you want to ecape the GOP cap on mortgages What's on shoppers' wish lists for the holidays Don't hold out for that inheritance from your rich grandpa
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Mr. Trump's advisers hold out the possibility that the president-elect may spend more time in the White House as he grows less overwhelmed and more comfortable in the job.
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Technology website TechCrunch reported, however, that staff were told at a meeting this week that the layoffs only saved the company enough cash to hold out until the fourth quarter.
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Megaliths like AMC and Regal, with their outsized amenities and global market penetration, can probably hold out longest, but only by showing only the biggest blockbusters on a tight turnaround.
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Fighters completely disregard what happens after their own attempt to score, instead choosing to hold out an open lead hand and pose for the judges while whooping out a kiai.
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A death timer starts, and you can either accept your fate and accelerate through your end or you can hold out and beg for somebody, anybody, to come for you.
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Tesla has around $8.5 billion in cash on its balance sheet, which should be enough to hold out for a market downturn that doesn't last for more than a year.
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The Crown Prosecution Service has said that it does not plan to bring a new case against him, but critics hold out hope that the service will reverse its position.
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But given the urgent nature of the situation facing migrants, some lawmakers, particularly those from districts on the border, said there was no time to hold out for such additions.
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Mr. Max would be instructed to hold out his hand, and for hours, he would sign the art as if it were his own, grasping a brush and scrawling Max.
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Johnson is entering the final year of his rookie deal but opted not to hold out of training camp because he's viewed as a "veteran leader" in the locker room.
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"Show Your Care, Cast Your Vote," the slogan says, above a photo of five smiling people, old and young, who hold out their hands in the shape of a heart.
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He also appeared to hold out the option of another operation in northeastern Syria, where in October Ankara targeted the Syrian Kurdish YPG militia that it calls a terrorist group.
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So if you haven't been impressed enough by the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro to upgrade this year, now there are even more reasons to hold out until 2020.
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And in Georgia, the governor's race hasn't been called, as Democrats hold out hope that remaining ballots could push the race into a runoff, though that remains an uphill battle.
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If either the Republican or Democratic rank-and-file panics, it becomes very hard for the leadership to continue to hold out for their wish lists to end the shutdown.
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The situation bodes ill for the entire supply chain as farmers displeased with margins tend to hold out and pressure transport, trading and fertilizer firms to cut their own margins.
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But for now, let's hold out hope that Hulu's Runaways will stay faithful to the spirit of the source material while taking advantage of getting to unfold this story onscreen.
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If the intensity early in the month finds you worried that you'll never be able to solve your problems, hold out for this New Moon— Aquarius can solve any problem!
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If you're in need of a new phone and are interested in these iPhones (or want an older iPhone for cheaper) than try and hold out until at least September 14.
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Couples on dates slip into seats at the bar, while groups of friends doing a happy hour hang hold out for tables; tourists and locals rub elbows companionably inside and out.
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Facing a 50-50 deadlock, Democrats hold out a sliver of hope that Chief Justice John Roberts will provide the elusive 51st vote, but the idea is widely perceived as unlikely.
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Mr Santos's opponents accuse him of failing to hold out for tougher terms because of a desire to clinch peace (and, yes, the Nobel prize) before his term ends in 2018.
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Muslims in Helsinki will have it harder, with 20-hour fasts, though they still have it better than those in Arkhangelsk, who must hold out for about 21 hours a day.
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But in general this is the sort of pluralist party for which one might hold out hope; it feels more like a party of ideas than it has for some time.
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Allies of President Donald Trump are pushing him to continue to hold out for a deal to reopen the government, believing that any hits he takes will be worth the fight.
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"This is a decision which is fully supported by our legal advisers," it added, acknowledging that some of its claimants, who had been keen to hold out longer, might be surprised.
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Samsung responds with a statement that is concerned but still cagey, doubling down on its commitment to the CPSC's investigation, apparently opting to hold out for official word this time out.
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I still hold out hope for a usable decentralized email/messaging service, once that literally cannot be issued orders or held to account, because there is no central entity to address.
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CIMB's Cheng said, however, that investors would likely push back against the current offer or hold out for a higher price, and Wanda could face obstacles in achieving the mainland listing.
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Chicago is only supposed to get three inches of snow tonight versus eight tomorrow, so I'm pretty sure my best chance of getting home is to hold out for the flight.
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Most companies were able to hold out through the price troughs of 2015, Jefferies equity analyst Jason Gammel said, but 2016 could set the backdrop for further acquisitions by year-end.
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Since taking over in December, Macri has been able to win Congress's approval for an agreement to pay hold-out creditors of defaulted Argentina debt, ending a decade of messy litigation.
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As a juicy carrot, Mr Putin will hold out the promise of a genuinely concerted attack on IS in eastern Syria to bolster the apparently feeble efforts of Mr Obama's coalition.
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The critics include hold-out creditors who complain they are getting shorted by a deal hammered out by Peabody executives and hedge funds that hold the bulk of the company's debt.
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But some feel that lyrics such as "say, what's in this drink?" and the responses - "beautiful what's your hurry" and "baby don't hold out" - are inappropriate in the post-#MeToo era.
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The bankrupt operating unit's special governance committee was also expected to use the results of the investigation to help prove the plan was fair and reasonable to any hold-out creditors.
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And so, the public, in general, tends to have a very pragmatic perspective, take what you can incrementally, move forward, make things better, but don't hold out for the whole thing.
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U.S. importers said that a brief surge in exports in December, followed by lower output and combined with a strengthening Colombian peso, is causing producers to hold out for higher prices.
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Yet another cautionary lesson that Turkey's painful experience might hold out for the Trump administration is that it is dangerous to pressure the central bank to keep interest rates artificially low.
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Cruz called for reversing course and re-severing ties with the island nation, while Trump and Rubio said they'd hold out for better deals than those negotiated by the Obama administration.
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Sometimes, coverage takes the form of fact-checks, but no one should hold out hope that that will prod Trump into admitting he was wrong or showing any kind of remorse.
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Chung has also been using a new shoe orthotic, one that was supposed to hold out for several months but which lasted little more than a week under his punishing style.
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Culturally exaggerated expectations for how long penetrative sex should last mean even men who can hold out for a definitively respectable amount of time still feel legitimate distress about their endurance.
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"Their view of the Christian mission isn't to be in the fortress and hold out against the pagans, but to engage culture from a Christian worldview and transform it," Israel said.
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If you're in the middle of checking out your Amazon cart filled with Cyber Monday goodies, you may want to hold out — the retail giant just dropped another must-have deal.
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In some ways the trade dispute is coming down to a game of chicken between Beijing and Washington, with both seemingly currently betting that they can hold out longer than the other.
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For the first 20 years of this new communications medium, it seemed to hold out the promise of fostering democracy and shifting the balance of power from the powerful to the masses.
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Another Bale free-kick gave Wales the lead, but this time the defence could not hold out, despite the best efforts of a rearguard that is led masterfully by skipper Ashley Williams.
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In the meantime, the US is one of eight nations known as the "hold-out states" that have to ratify the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty before it can enter into force.
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"The US needs to disabuse Kim that he can hold out for the summit," Brewer, who is now at the Center for a New American Security think tank in Washington, told me.
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Those who want to hold out for the high-tech Wair will be looking at a price tag of around €150-200 ($156-208) when it gets out of the prototype phase.
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The Federal Reserve is expected to keep interest rates unchanged this week, deferring any possible increase until September or December, as policymakers hold out for more evidence of a pickup in inflation.
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But Saudi Arabia has been known for taking strong measures to get its way before, and if Iran continues to hold out on cutting production, Kilduff said there could be a repeat.
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Even the government doesn't hold out much hope for a steep recovery, forecasting the island-nation's economy would grow 20173-1.5 percent in 2016, narrowing a previous forecast of 1.0-2.0 percent.
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Chuck, who works at a comics superstore and knows a lot about the horror genre, is generally sympathetic to Sam's situation but doesn't hold out a lot of hope for his survival.
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In a few weeks, I'll be listening a lot more to the roar of Cubs fans who hold out hope that their century-long World Series drought will come to an end.
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But when Sin Rostro dangles the possibility of information in front him of him, he can only hold out for so long before he relents and goes to visit her in prison.
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It's a red state, albeit one that's been getting less red of late, so while the GOP nominee will be the favorite, Democrats do hold out some hopes of picking it up.
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Latino Republicans hold out hope that immigration really could be tackled in a meaningful way before the midterm elections because of the clout Trump has developed among his base on the issue.
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Macri's government formed alliances with moderate Peronists and passed legislation early in his term, ending a decade-long dispute with hold-out creditors and passing a budget aimed at cutting the deficit.
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Brian Kemp Democrat Stacey Abrams continues to hold out hope for a recount or a runoff in Georgia and is refusing to concede to Republican Brian Kemp, who has already declared victory.
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"For a long time now I've logically known that she killed them, and I tried to hold out hope because I'm the father and that's what I want to do," he says.
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If he only squeaks by, supporters for Cruz or those who favor one of the mainstream conservative candidates will hold out hope that his support is a polling and media-driven mirage.
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A farmer who gave his surname as Feng said he would like to hold out for higher prices, but may have to sell as he harvests because he doesn't have enough storage.
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Companies hold out little hope for a truce in the trade dispute when Trump and Xi are due to meet on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Buenos Aires this week.
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Many people hold out that there is some kind of originary, "pure" cyberpunk ideal that is more than the neon lights and robot arms that populate a lot of our cyberpunk games.
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But as someone who believes that securing Israel as a Jewish and democratic state requires two states for two peoples, I have to hold out hope (and maybe indulge in wishful thinking).
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It's this duality that has ultimately endeared them to us, for these creatures hold out the promise of human transformation, the ability to shed an ugly skin and reveal a hidden self.
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The industry contends that it is providing a crucial service, allowing customers to afford basic expenses and to hold out for potentially more attractive settlements instead of automatically accepting defendants' initial offers.
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And, yes, the episode does a solid job of explaining why he would do this, and Tyrion's always been one to try to cut a deal, rather than hold out for righteousness.
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Sudan has brokered talks between Mr. Kiir and various rebel groups this year, and its foreign minister, Al-Dirdiri Mohamed, continued to hold out hope that the new obstacles could be overcome.
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My last hold out ABA therapy client cancels her sessions, so it looks like outside of getting the last bit of our stuff out of the old place, I'm home full time.
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The high bid of $250,230 at Gooding & Company may have been market-correct for 2000, but the seller opted to hold out for something closer to the pre-sale estimate of $250,000.
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While the -900 was becoming more pervasive, some airlines decided to hold out for the larger A350 variant that was to make its commercial debut in 2018, the Airbus A350-1000 XWB.
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Bearish analysts have warned that such deals could train diners to hold out for gratis grub, while bulls say they are convincing diners that it is safe to eat at the chain.
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" When asked whether he thought a limited investigation would be enough to satisfy hold out Republican votes, McConnell replied, "We've asked them what they need, and this is what they have said.
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They could threaten to back a third-party candidate in some swing states, or demand platform concessions at the convention, or in some other way hold out the unity that Trump wants.
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"ISIS cannot hold out against the US military and thousands of decently capable light infantry indefinitely," Faysal Itani, a Syria expert at the nonpartisan Atlantic Council think tank, said in an interview.
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It's a red state, albeit one that's been getting less red of late, so while the GOP nominee will be the favorite, Democrats do hold out some hope of picking it up.
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Realizing this, Herukhuti has written a story that draws its strength from the conviction that truthfulness and openness hold out the promise of awakening us to all our different forms of loving.
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But U.S. spring soybean plantings are nonetheless expected to remain only slightly below last season's levels in a sign that farmers hold out hope for a resolution of the U.S.-China trade war.
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Sentiment towards Italy has improved since it agreed to cut its deficit target for 2019 — reflected by successful auctions last week — but investors might hold out for extra yield over Italy's existing issues.
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A series of recent news stories raises questions about how much longer the main US federal law enforcement bodies can hold out against Trump's authoritarian instincts when it comes to rule of law.
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But perhaps the greater incentive for platforms when it comes to chatbots is they hold out the promise of being able to generate more conversation than might have otherwise occurred between the humans.
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Other countries, including the Netherlands and Denmark, have also been skeptical of expansion, but EU officials say if they can persuade France to lift its objections, those countries would probably not hold out.
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Rick Becker, who ran a close race for the Republican nomination for governor at the convention, said he didn't want to hold out making a decision in order to be wooed by candidates.
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Even habitual cross-border shoppers like me can now hold out hope that Amazon may eventually close the persistent, puzzling, and much-discussed price difference between US and Canadian prices for many items.
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Speculation that Bette Midler might perform (she's up for an award for starring in the hit revival of Hello, Dolly!) has been cautiously shot down, but hey, might as well hold out hope.
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Animal lovers continue to hold out hope that the Pata Zoo is shut down — especially now that Thailand has new animal welfare laws — and that the residents are moved to more comfortable surroundings.
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"While the project's sponsors hold out the possibility of public benefits, including improved financial access for consumers, Libra raises many serious concerns regarding privacy, money laundering, consumer protection and financial stability," he said.
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DE continued to hold out for a higher price a week before the offer period ends, as personal computer firm founder Michael Dell disclosed a 6.45 percent stake via a special situations fund.
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On CNN Monday, New York Times reporter Jonathan Martin said Bernie Sanders is likely to hold out for some enormous concessions from Hillary Clinton before he takes steps to unify the Democratic Party.
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It's true that in western states especially, with their heavy reliance on the inexpensive labor of undocumented Latin Americans, some farm owners might hold out longer and continue to rely on traditional workers.
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Oil prices rallied more than 12 percent Friday on renewed prospects for an output cut among the world's oil producers, but analysts and market watchers told CNBC that traders shouldn't hold out hope.
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The two-time Pro Bowl selection skipped a mandatory minicamp in June and missed voluntary workouts this spring, but sources told the Detroit Free Press and ESPN that Slay will not hold out.
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By that logic, distressed oil producers may choose to hold out just a little longer rather than throw in the towel - postponing the point of maximum pain that bearish traders are waiting for.
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Still, as good Star Trek fans we still hold out hope that Shatner will let his shields down one day — and that they'll be able to meet in real life in a restaurant.
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Houston manager A.J. Hinch made the decision to hold out Altuve in the opener and told him on Sunday in an effort to make sure the American League MVP candidate wouldn't get annoyed.
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Miss Manners does not hold out strong hope that different parties will be held for past donors, but perhaps you can gently suggest that to the friends whose parties you will be declining.
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If the Justice Department is going to hold to this interpretation, Congress has the authority to guarantee that no president can effectively hold out in the White House until the clock runs out.
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Researchers think one of these refuges, name Wrangel Island, became the last mammoth hold-out; these tusked giants outlived their North American and European counterparts by some 7,000 years before going abruptly extinct.
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The frustration last night hit the point where GOP aides said they might go ahead with the committee vote anyway, just to put everyone on record, even if Johnson continues to hold out.
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Many individuals can't hold out to claim Social Security at their full retirement age, either because of no employment or poor health, and consequently claim as early as they can at age 62.
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Democrats could potentially force the issue on the short-term spending bill, though aides say they are more inclined to hold out for an agreement related to the larger, long-term spending bill.
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Janet Yellen's semi-annual testimony is the key highlight of this week for market watchers where she may hold out the possibility of another Fed rate hike before the end of the year.
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In "Bury Me Here," The Walking Dead did something it's been threatening to do ever since its very first season: It destroyed the remaining pacifism of its sole hold-out conscientious objector, Morgan.
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Such a plan could squeeze Democrats, especially in the Senate, to weigh rejecting an opportunity to keep negotiating and risk the government shutting down, or to hold out for more offers from Republicans.
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I was trying to hold out on going back to therapy until I turned 26 so I could go without having to use my father's insurance (we're estranged), but life had other plans.
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I was in Madison, and no offense to the Midwest, but when you're in a smaller city, you don't hold out a whole bunch of hope for good Asian food, I feel like.
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Indeed, Mr. Abbas, who reaffirmed his commitment to nonviolence and stopping terrorism, seemed to hold out hope of a return to negotiations — but with someone other than the United States leading the way.
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In public comments during a visit on Sunday to Israel's north, where he met army commanders, Netanyahu appeared to hold out the prospect of targeting Lebanon directly for attack if Hezbollah struck Israel.
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Imagine striking deals with five copyright owners that possess 99 percent ownership of a given song only to have the sixth that owns a mere 1 percent strategically hold out for more money.
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Quick (hot) take: The dichotomy nicely captures the split on climate between the party's upstart left and more traditional liberal pols, like Kerry, who hold out hope for bringing Republicans into the fold.
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Some market research indicates there's a sizable consumer segment that will hold out for 5G-enabled phones coming in the years ahead rather than go ahead and buy one of the new models.
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But with just 32 million people to worry about versus Russia's 144 million, and with vast sovereign wealth funds to cushion any impact, the Saudis could presumably hold out far longer than Russia.
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If this sounds like your thing, don't hold out for the logically inevitable American remake: The rights to the property for this territory were bought in 2017 by the now-defunct Weinstein Company.
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As investigators seek clues in Nicole's slaying and Arianna's disappearance, Contessa and her family continue to hold out hope that they will one day find the girl with the sweet smile and gentle disposition.
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Visa is still a hold-out on completely eliminating signatures for its card purchases, but by April 2018 it looks like it'll need to join the party or risk looking really out of date.
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If you hold out your hands in front of you at arms' length, the fovea covers an area roughly equivalent to both your thumbnails, or around two degrees of your total field of view.
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After over a year in regulatory limbo, the merger received the green light from the last federal agency to hold out, with the Federal Communications Commission already signaling that it will approve the deal.
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Continental said it was still considering making high-voltage systems based on solid-state battery cells but would for now hold out for more advances to be made in the field, a spokesman said.
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The dichotomy bolsters Trump's argument that the trade war is hurting the Chinese economy more than the American economy, and that the US can hold out until Beijing gives in on a trade deal.
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Even when it's not being sued, ZTE thumbs its nose at the traditional rules of fair play in intellectual proper matters, commonly engaging in delay, misrepresentation, and hold out when dealing with patent owners.
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This women-born-women policy—a hold-out of second-wave feminism—is now at odds with modern queer identity politics, and has alienated young people who might otherwise be drawn to these spaces.
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To this day, the Long Island Serial Killer case still remains a mystery but Suffolk County detectives still hold out hope that the biggest case in the department's history will one day be solved.
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But if Schumer really wanted to stop the bill, he could certainly do more—he could, for instance, mobilize his fellow Democrats against it or, at the very least, hold out for some concessions.
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A single hold-out district, Putnam County, remained open but reportedly struggled with missing teachers and school bus drivers, and served as a focal point of protesters converging to make the strike 55 strong.
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Average rank: 12.52018 stats: N/AOne thing to know: Le'Veon Bell left a bad taste in the mouths of many fantasy players last season with his decision to hold out for a new contract.
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Their tactics follow a familiar script: Hold out a beaded bracelet or gold-colored medallion featuring a Buddhist saying to a passer-by, get the person to take it, then ask for a donation.
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"I have been investing in India too long to hold out much hope before things actually happen," said Anthony Cragg, senior portfolio manager at Wells Fargo Emerging Markets Equity Income Fund in Denver, Colorado.
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If you know you want to leave your job, but don't know whether to hold out until you get your dream job or salary, Cenedella says to spend four to six months job hunting.
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I hold out for thinking seriously about violence, whether it is the context of Mafia III's hyperviolent encounters or Fallout 76's astoundingly cynical nukes or the personal, catastrophic precision of the Hitman games.
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Perhaps this is precisely the tourniquet the company needs to stem the bleeding, but in spite of some hopeful words from corporate, there really doesn't seem to be much reason to hold out hope.
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The suspected gas attack took place during the final days of a government offensive on Douma, the last town to hold out in the eastern Ghouta enclave that the army has recaptured since February.
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No one will know exactly what the justices are thinking until they issue a decision this summer, and many abortion-rights advocates hold out hope that the Court may strike down the Louisiana law.
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"Personally, I will always hold out for the true Earth twin, one we feel a kinship with," Dr. Seager said, referring to a planet like ours that circles a bigger star like the sun.
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Longtime China critics in the United States have pushed the president to hold out against what they see as China's tough negotiating style, including changing the terms of a deal at the last moment.
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Soete is very welcoming of the movements on a policy front, but he cautioned that people don't need to hold out for the bureaucratic cogs to turn to make a difference this festival season.
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"Today we hold out hope that the public inquiry will get to the truth of all that led up to the fire at Grenfell Tower, and we trust that the truth will bring justice."
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Graham and Cassidy, aiming to keep their bill alive, made last-minute changes to the bill over the weekend including directing more funding toward states of key hold-out senators, including Maine and Alaska.
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"I HOLD OUT my hands and they handcuff me," Ahmet Altan wrote in his prison memoir, recalling the moment a court sentenced him to life without parole on trumped-up terror and coup charges.
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Some Islamic State fighters still hold out in Syria's remote central desert and in Iraqi cities they have slipped into the shadows, staging sudden shootings or kidnappings and awaiting a chance to rise again.
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In any case, the currency reacted positively to this week's announcement of a transition deal and even a "hawkish hold" out of the Committee this Thursday could drive further appreciation in the short term.
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While the President was not explicitly pushing for the grounding over the last 24 hours, Canada's decision made it untenable for the US to hold out, according to an official familiar with the matter.
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On the House side, there's a chance that Pelosi will hold out for the EITC or something like it, but it seems wildly unlikely that Republicans will give ground on that long-running dispute.
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The unpredictability of Kim and the continued uncertainty since his meeting with Donald Trump in June has meant most traders and businesses in Dandong continue to hold out a pragmatic 'wait and see' attitude.
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With Republicans in search of bipartisan credibility, Democrats can hold out for legislative deals that meet their demands or sit back and accuse Republicans of going it alone and abandoning any pretense of bipartisanship.
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It's been a little difficult to bring Republicans to the table with a reasonable proposal because they hold out hope that a presidential win would allow them to enact a sweeping tax cut agenda.
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At a news conference on Tuesday to announce a task force for supportive housing, the mayor said that he continued to "hold out hope" that the state would help fund the development of the housing.
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The forces of polarization are so strong that many Republicans will support anyone on the top of the their ticket, regardless of who that person is, if they hold out the prospect of defeating Democrats.
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Thirty-eight states and D.C. have laws against revenge porn, but up until today—counting statewide and city laws, New York was one of 12 hold-out states where it had yet to be criminalized.
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Hiring managers often give preference to (and even hold out for) those who have the "right" specific last roles, the "right" internships, a specific number of years of experience or graduated from the "right" university.
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This being my first pregnancy, I was able to hold out until well into my second trimester, which is longer than suggested by pregnancy apps that arbitrarily tell you when your fetus is mango-sized.
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J.P. Morgan, Morgan Stanley, Bank of America, Jefferies, Deutsche Bank, Evercore ISI and Mizuho hiked forecasts, while lone hold-out Barclays left its projection unchanged at $240, which already implies 17% upside from Wednesday's close.
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If you really want the best resolution, you'll probably want to hold out for the 4K-equipped 328P6VU, although it'll likely to be somewhat pricer and still only has a nebulous Q1 2018 release window.
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Bell has threatened to hold out and even retire if the two sides don't get a long-term deal done -- and Bettis says it's in the best interest of BOTH sides to make something work.
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Long-term battery supply arrangements are much-valued by carmakers and investors, as they help to clear supply bottlenecks at a time of soaring demand and hold out the promise of cheaper batteries over time.
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Piper Jaffray's Joshua Schimmer said that while it may be tempting to hold out hope, he lacked confidence given the multiple study arms as well as the disconnect in findings versus the mid-stage trials.
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The floating fleet is starting to shrink partly because of a shift in the derivatives market that has made it more attractive to sell cargoes now, rather than hold out for higher prices further ahead.
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Super Mario Odyssey is coming along, Psychonauts 2 will grace us with its presence, and I will hold out hope, forever, for a dedicated indie team to make something special from N64-inspired platformer roots.
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SNL might have been a bit late to the game in skewering the election, but when it did, all its writers had to do was hold out their hands to receive the latest new material.
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The third path probably assumes that Trump will not win a second term in November next year and that China can hold out and see if they can negotiate a better deal with his successor.
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Although there are rumors that Apple is covertly investing in a VR View-Master headset that may work with the iPhone, we're not really sure, and it's unlikely consumers will actively hold out for this.
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People like Glover, who hold out hope that another centrist party like Americans Elect might surface in 2020, often respond to the naysayers with the fact that polls indicate widespread interest in a third party.
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How this could change things As more and more White House officials are implicated, Michelle Cottle writes, they may find it harder for them to hold out on confessing information that helps the impeachment case.
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Jags coach Doug Marrone said Tuesday he likely will hold out many of his starters and doesn't want to put Foles on the field until his first-string line is healthy and ready to play.
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Diller, who voiced his concerns about Warren's anti-wealth rhetoric during Wednesday's "Squawk Box" interview, seemed to hold out hope that she would soften her stance if she were to win the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Le'Veon Bell was one of the top players drafted in fantasy football in 22019, but wound up derailing the seasons of those who picked him when he decided to hold out for the entire season.
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Brussels is familiar with the theatre of diplomacy, where being seen to hold out to the bitter end can help sell the unpopular back home and some diplomats believe a deal could take until Christmas.
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President Trump refused to participate in a pledge with his Group of 7 (G85033) counterparts supporting the 195-nation Paris climate deal Saturday, making the U.S. the only country to hold out on the pledge.
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He said the optimistic forecasts were made possibly by economic policy changes from President Mauricio Macri, who since taking office in December has ended a dispute with hold-out creditors and opened Argentina to investors.
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The Texas Rangers still hold out hope they can surge toward an American League wild-card spot and have a chance to put another team behind them when they visit the Minnesota Twins on Sunday.
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They had planned to hold out until all 10 of their teammates were reinstated, which would have made them the first team in over 50 years to refuse to play a bowl game in protest.
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Though Islamic State (IS) fighters still hold out in a patch of desert in central Syria, and have staged guerrilla attacks in areas they have lost in both countries, their territorial state there is finished.
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Given that the machinery of state repression was run by the ancestor agencies of the Russian security service, the F.S.B., which still controls Russia, historians and others hold out little hope for a thorough examination.
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Once upon a time when things were good, which they sometimes were, I would sit down next to my mother and hold out my arm, inside part up, and she would almost unconsciously stroke it.
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I will always work to achieve the America that I believe in, where the promise of that dream that we hold out to our children and our grandchildren never fades, but inspires generations to come.
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Consider the finicky dishwasher: If you own the house and the dishwasher is on its last legs, you might hold out until you can afford a new stainless steel model that matches the newer refrigerator.
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Pelosi told colleagues at the time that she had a deal with Senate Democrats to hold out for a more liberal bill and felt blindsided by her allies on the other side of the Capitol.
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I'll regret never learning to build a wagon wheel, never restoring an old Land Rover and never installing my own solar panels (though I still hold out hope that I may get to that one).
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Not necessarily the kind that brings you to your knees — although there's some of that too —but the belief that makes you stand a little taller and hold out for something better, against all odds.
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She and many others in the caucus are leery of delaying the process to hold out for any cooperation from a White House that appears intent on pushing the court battles well into next year.
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"Fund managers hold out hopes that China will make massive purchases of U.S. soybeans, despite sluggish demand due to African swine fever," Suderman said, referring to a deadly disease that has ravaged China's hog herd.
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The strategy of resting top players was popularized by Coach Gregg Popovich of the San Antonio Spurs, who would regularly hold out Tim Duncan and other top players during particularly strenuous parts of the schedule.
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The law professor warns that MoviePass subscribers should not hold out too much hope for a reimbursement or some other type of settlement payment should MoviePass eventually stop operating due to a lack of funds.
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"We don't hold out much hope because the bodies are buried under mud and it's really difficult to retrieve them," said U Naing, a supervisor for Myanmar Thura, one of the companies operating the mine.
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Andrew Luck is on the shelf for the Colts with a sore right shoulder, while Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald is expected to miss Week 1 as he continues to hold out for a new contract.
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Ominously, during the attack on parliament, emergency barriers to hold out intruders were not activated; some of the police protecting parliament, who are under the control of an official appointed by VMRO, fraternised with the mob.
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However, the 24-year-old is far more focused on his team than his contract, and he vows to continue to practice through the offseason and not hold out in hopes of forcing the Cowboys' hand.
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Earlier on Saturday, Russia and Syrian rebels cast doubt over the prospects for the increasingly shaky ceasefire, with Moscow saying the situation was worsening and a senior insurgent warning that the truce "will not hold out".
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But we're going to hold out for automatic video captioning letting us know that when a sword is drawn on Game of Thrones, you'd better look away fast if you don't want to see heads flying.
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I knew going into this date that the guys would be ending it by performing in front of a live audience, but it was a secret I wanted to hold out on a little bit longer.
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But Little Men is light on its feet, the film's quiet poignancy is held at a distance, as if Sachs and cowriter Mauricio Zacharias want to hold out hope that, just maybe, everything will work out.
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When Trump effectively secured the GOP presidential nomination on May 3, many Republicans fell into line, but not Ryan, who promised to hold out for signs that Trump could lead the party in a dignified way.
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Trump's opponents should be very skeptical of Comey—and still shouldn't hold out hope that a smoking gun will emerge showing collusion between the Trump campaign and the Kremlin—but the Russia story isn't going away.
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Despite the stereotype that high-achieving women are doomed to spinsterhood, the truth is that these women are now the most likely to tie the knot, and can afford to hold out for the right match.
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Earlier this year, the All-Pro back decided to hold out for a better contract than the Steelers' $70 million offer, but ultimately missed out on his entire $14.5 million franchise tag by missing the deadline.
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The Washington Post points out that he failed to account for one group of voters that has a reason to hold out of state licenses: college students in New Hampshire who attend from out of state.
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That would have the virtues of making the structural reform objective potentially feasible, while also refusing to reward recalcitrant behavior on the part of the Chinese (in their attempt to hold out for a limited deal).
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"Fintech solutions, facial recognition for example, hold out great hope for the industry, but haven't been embraced as quickly as some might like by regulators around the world," said Mark Austen, chief executive of the association.
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Bart Stupak and former President Obama, which got hold-out pro-life Democrats to vote for ObamaCare in exchange for an Executive Order to supposedly apply the Hyde Amendment to the plans on the ObamaCare exchanges.
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Maintaining these refugee camps undermines the prospect of a two-state solution by offering Palestinians false hope that they will return to Haifa, Jaffa and Jerusalem, and encourages Palestinians to hold out for their maximalist demands.
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It's pretty in a post-apocalyptic sort of way, especially if you hold out hope that after the end times, our earth will be repopulated thanks to swarms of reasonably chill college kids in cargo shorts.
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As millions flock to social platforms to find the latest on the coronavirus, Reddit is one of the last popular websites to hold out on providing and prioritizing verified information from health officials to its users.
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"The U.S. is attempting to pluck low-hanging fruit first, rather than hold out for a more complete trade deal with China," Julian Evans-Pritchard, an economist at Capital Economics, wrote in a note to clients.
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Beckham, who is due to earn about $1.84 million this season, his fourth in the N.F.L., showed up for the team's first workout of training camp with assurances that he did not plan to hold out.
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While investors in struggling companies occasionally benefit from a buyout that juices the stock, Raymond James said that shareholders of floundering internet stocks should not hold out hope given a variety of factors pressuring the sector.
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"I don't know what the Democrats' play will be and how willing they'll be to hold out," said Arizona Republican Jeff Flake, who has worked with Graham and Democrats to try to pass a DACA fix.
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Another reason that Beijing is expected to hold out has to do with the country's leadership, which has put its faith in the strength of a Party-led system to carry out the conflict, Fenby wrote.
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Although some justices appeared skeptical of these tests last week — Chief Justice John Roberts referred to "sociological gobbledygook" — they hold out the hope of making the identification of gerrymandering a more scientific process than it's been.
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The GOP plan seeks to replace the mandate and achieve the same result — but here's the dynamic at play: Since healthy people are punished for restarting coverage, they might decide to hold out until they get sick.
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It would be easy to bury our heads in the sand and hold out for Prime Day, but that would mean we'd miss out on some really impressive offers, like the discounted Sony SRS-XB10 wireless speaker.
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Warner was the last big hold-out among the world's "big three" biggest labels, alongside Sony and Universal Music, which had yet to sign on to working with Facebook, something it highlighted when commenting on today's deal.
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Try as you might to resist the Seattle-based behemoth, the lure of asking a smart assistant to pick up your free-range kale and cage-free quinoa could well prove too strong to hold out forever.
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And members of both parties and administration officials know by now not to hold out for a "pivot" to a more controlled Trump who's never going to come, after seeing a flash of normalcy from the president.
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That is not necessarily news since Venezuela did the same thing last year, but there are growing fears that the South American nation may not be able to hold out much longer with oil prices so low.
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Normally U.S. tennis fans would hold out hope that 34-year-old John Isner, who reached the semi-finals 12 months ago and is this year's ninth seed, could break through and capture his maiden major title.
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Apple's most dedicated fans may want to hold out for the best iPhone it ever makes, but the bulk of consumers may be just as interested in buying the smaller advancements in the less-expensive iPhone7 upgrades.
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While there is no word yet on whether restaurants will be offering these heavenly packets along with their classic ketchups and mustards, we will continue to hold out hope until one day our dreams become fully realized.
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Pompeo appeared to hold out an olive branch, saying the administration is "open to new steps" with Iran, including a diplomatic relationship, but he laid out 12 preconditions that regional experts said precluded any chance of negotiations.
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After assuring they won't finish in the American League West basement, the Texas Rangers still hold out hope for third place as they continue their season-ending four-game series against the visiting Oakland Athletics on Saturday.
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Sales of mainstream milk chocolate bars have stagnated as consumers worried about obesity and heart disease turn to snacks with less sugar and fat, or hold out for the occasional indulgent splurge on expensive, high-end chocolate.
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I can hold out, I told myself, as I developed a plan: Ignore my mother until the end of the first half, run into the locker room, and by the time I get out she'll be gone.
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Burr cannot hold out forever -- he at some point will have to wade into the issue of collusion that could either help Trump's case -- or put him in the crosshairs of the President of his own party.
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At the heart, some people hold out for the politics of the "punk" of cyberpunk that existed before, and against, the latter-day stapling of Blade Runner umbrellas and droning soundtracks into any old movie or game.
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Instead of continuing to hold out, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer decided to test Republican counterpart Mitch McConnell's pledge for even-handed floor debate of an issue on which Democrats hold the high ground in public opinion.
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States like New York and Massachusetts, who were among the first to name individual Sacklers in their lawsuits, have the staff and financing to conduct their own investigations, and are in a stronger position to hold out.
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The billionaire real estate mogul has used eminent domain to his business advantage, arguing that it's a "wonderful" tool for moving big projects — public and private — that might otherwise be "blocked by a hold-out" property owner.
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That's no surprise, since Twitter has been the subject of numerous takeover and acquisition rumors over the last few months, each one sending the stock up as investors hold out hope that Twitter will find a buyer.
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States like New York and Massachusetts, who were among the first to name individual Sacklers in their lawsuits, have the staff and financing to conduct their own investigations, and are in a stronger position to hold out.
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When the introduction of the act was initially met with resistance, according to Sutherland it was easy for police to break up hold-out events because officers could quickly swoop on crowds, and seize vehicles and cash.
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It even allows them to hold out the possibility that once "the illegal population has measurably diminished" (in the words of National Review), the unauthorized immigrants who stuck it out will be rewarded with eventual legal status.
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For instance, you could seamlessly switch from DirecTV to U-verse TV, or hold out until next year and transfer your plan from one of those plans to its other upcoming streaming service that will apparently include HBO.
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Offering ultra-cheap items is a smart bet for Pinduoduo to lock in price-intensive consumers in unpenetrated, smaller cities, but it's way too soon to know whether this kind of expensive growth will hold out long-term.
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Now in a world where it's possible within 25 years a 3D printer will be able to help mostly print a dirty bomb that can take out a whole city, I wonder if the amendment can hold out.
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" But with the examples of other disappearances where abducted children were recovered, she adds, "We are very much firm believers in never giving up, and we always hold out hope and work cases until there is a resolution.
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Canada does not hold out much hope that Washington will quickly lift tariffs it imposed on steel and aluminum exports and is resisting a U.S. push to agree to strict quotas, two sources familiar with the matter said.
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If you're just browsing the internet, playing solitaire and occasionally watching a grainy video on YouTube then you don't need to hold out on buying a new computer until the Kaby Lake processors start appearing later this fall.
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Mr Kim could hold out the prospect of never deploying such weapons in return for the lifting of some sanctions and progress towards the peace treaty that he hopes might eventually lead to the departure of American troops.
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The remote region in Nangarhar province was most famously used by al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden in late 2001, in a bid to hold out against the U.S. troops and Afghan allies who toppled the Taliban regime.
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Lyft will be seeking to convince investors to make large commitments to its IPO, rather than hold out for its larger rival Uber Technologies, which is planning to launch its own public offering next month, the sources said.
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But competition is precisely what we need to recruit the money, brains and incentives of profit and nonprofit organizations to come up with better ways of achieving the goals we hold out for our economies and civil society.
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Charles Ferguson's latest documentary, "Time to Choose," is a sobering polemic about global warming that balances familiar predictions of planetary doom with a survey of innovations in renewable energy technology that hold out some hope for the future.
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The wailing of the commentariat notwithstanding, in truth, this year's special elections hold out even more hope for big Democratic gains in 28500 than Virginia and New Jersey, even though Democrats lost several of the high-profile specials.
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Now, I want you to imagine for one moment how many Neera Tanden heads would automatically detonate if Bernie Sanders said he would refuse to back the Democratic nominee and hold out the possibility of choosing Trump instead.
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Why it matters: There are still a number of senior officials, both inside the administration and on Capitol Hill, who hold out hope that continued declines in the stock market could spook Trump out of broad-based tariffs.
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But rather than lick his wounds or hold out to come back big, Mr. Farrell came back soulful and small, turning in performances in the 2008 indie "In Bruges" and the low-budget "Crazy Heart" that drew accolades.
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Recent surveys showed a third of the country's smaller companies said have only enough cash to last for a month in the event of prolonged business disruptions, with another third believing they can hold out for two months.
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Going into Chapter 11 would give Purdue the exclusive right for several months to propose a reorganization plan, which if approved by a U.S. bankruptcy judge could be forced on any local governments who decide to hold out.
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The meeting — coming one day after the two sides detailed their visions of how internal boundaries might be redrawn, another first — caused the United Nations' new secretary general, António Guterres, to hold out the prospect of a deal.
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Baltimore has not lost a series yet this year but was blanked on two hits by five Tampa Bay relievers after manager Kevin Cash elected to hold out scheduled starter Erasmo Ramírez due to the dreary weather conditions.
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Few believe the capture of Baghouz will end Islamic State's threat: some fighters still hold out in the central Syrian desert and it has managed to stage repeated guerrilla attacks in areas where its territorial rule was ended.
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Though Islamic State fighters still hold out in a pocket of central Syria's remote desert, and have gone underground as sleeper cells in Iraqi cities, able to launch new attacks, their territorial rule is, for now, almost over.
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Albeit he has little reason to, having been so thoroughly rejected by the Facebook founder — and having accused the company of a pattern of evasive behavior to its CTO's face — there's clearly not much to hold out for now.
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Stada's financing launched on Monday shortly after the buyout firms said they will offer minority Stada shareholders a marked-up €74.40 per share to get full control of Stada, giving in to pressure from hold-out investor Elliott Management.
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The ring is still the fulcrum of the LME's uniquely peculiar multi-date spreads and is the last human hold-out against the algos and high-frequency traders that have come to populate other parts of the LME ecosystem.
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"We hold out the greatest hope for Donald Trump as the president, but we also prepare for what could well be a tax on some of the things that are so important and so dear to us," Jayapal says.
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The arms that America sells to Taiwan would not enable the island to hold out for long against a Chinese onslaught, but they are a token that America has a stake in Taiwan's fate, and that China should beware.
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ABOUT THE KNICKS (1063-35): New York still is just four games out of a playoff spot despite losing six of its last eight contests and hold out hope if Anthony and fellow veteran Derrick Rose continue to produce.
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I am Team Android and have always been Team Android, even if Oreo is breaking my heart this year, so I will hold out until the new Google Pixel is announced before making decisions about my next smartphone upgrade.
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The company's streaming strategy so far has been to hold out on selling its content to larger, more popular services like Netflix and Hulu, to instead offer its programming on its own subscription product it calls CBS All Access.
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Activities at Roosevelt High School in the town of Johnstown, about 40 miles north of Denver, were put on hold out of an abundance of caution, Martin Foster, superintendent of the Johnstown-Milliken school district, said in a statement.
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Its fighters may hold out for a few more weeks in Sur, Silopi and Cizre, but it stands little chance of wresting territory from a government that boasts NATO's second-biggest army and has few qualms about using force.
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Months of settlement talks between the parties finally made progress last week after Caesars offered a sweetened $5 billion settlement to the operating unit's hold-out creditors, led by hedge funds Appaloosa Management, Oaktree Capital Management and Centerbridge Partners.
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Japanese policymakers contend the world's third largest economy is no longer in deflation - a state of broad and sustained declines in prices as consumers hold out for even better deals - but they worry about the risk of a relapse.
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Obama asserts that it's his job to appoint a new associate justice, while the GOP, which controls a majority in the Senate, want to hold out so the pick can be made by the winner of the 2016 election.
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All he can do is hold out hope that even as the broader cause of criminal justice reform runs into something of a wall with President Trump, the principle of innocent until proven guilty is reaffirmed in American life.
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"The exciting thing about these findings is that they hold out the promise that spinal cord injuries can be cured, to an extent that restores walking, and that many movements persist even when stimulation is turned off," he said.
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Quadrivalent vaccines are in wide use — between 234.99 million and 239.99 million of the 265 million to 39.883 million doses projected to be available for the current flu season, according to the C.D.C. — but don't hold out for one.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A lawmaker from the Northern Irish party which props up Prime Minister Theresa May's government appeared to hold out the prospect of the party supporting Britain's membership of a post-Brexit customs union, a BBC correspondent said.
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That is no trivial matter in today's N.F.L., in which players routinely hold out in return for more money, such as Oakland's Khalil Mack and the Los Angeles Rams' Aaron Donald, neither of whom have reported yet this summer.
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