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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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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Some people hold out hope that a fix is coming.
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Some supporters hold out hope of an O'Rourke vice presidency.
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Few seem to hold out hope for democracy in Venezuela.
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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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Don't hold out hope, don't check in on her, don't keep tabs.
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Some Republicans hold out hope that the speaker doth protest too much.
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Don't hold out hope for a second generation of the Jonas Brothers.
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He does not, however, hold out hope that anything has really changed.
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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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Do not hold out hope for a legal solution to the Russia matter.
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You hold out hope, but you don't hold your breath when you're waiting.
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But why do fans continue to hold out hope that the singer lives?
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The opera also seems to hold out hope for a truly communal experience.
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But some hawks hold out hope that Ms Lagarde might change the bank's policy.
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Democrats can hold out hope that new, corroborating evidence will emerge about the assault.
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Some even hold out hope that a third-party candidate could enter the race.
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Shannon used to hold out hope that Bub would get a job at Rexnord.
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I hold out hope that he will gain traction after such a late start.
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Do you hold out hope of recognition and change and forgiveness in real life?
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Yet I hold out hope for a more formidable successor in the years to come.
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I still hold out hope that outdoor-enthusiasts can have fantastic sex in their tents.
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"I still hold out hope that Congress can do something soon for us," they said.
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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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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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We continue to hold out hope that he will live up to his as well.
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But Democrats hold out hope that two Republicans in particular might join their side. Sen.
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"We cannot hold out hope with the Russians, and much less with the Chinese," he said.
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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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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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However, I still hold out hope that, deep down, Brett Kavanaugh is that kind of American.
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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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Still, he said, Westerners should not hold out hope of deep and significant changes in Iran.
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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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Some hold out hope that HQ Trivia's mobile, interactive game shows might be the future of television.
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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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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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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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"The waiting was excruciating, because you're trying to hold out hope," Jennifer Thalasinos told CNN affiliate KTLA-TV.
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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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Some Democrats hold out hope that Trump may shift away from the hardline positions that got him elected.
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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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Those who hold out hope that their loved ones may somehow recover may see the comebacks as encouraging.
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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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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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Although the boy has been lost in the well for four days, authorities have continued to hold out hope.
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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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But I will hold out hope that Secretary Zinke will call on Congress to reauthorize the program this year.
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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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Others, however, will likely hold out hope that the New Hampshire primary will elevate a more establishment-friendly candidate.
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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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The families hold out hope that the Argentine investigators can help, as they have done throughout Mexico for a decade.
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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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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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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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Improved or expandable storage would be nice, although no one should hold out hope for a micro SD card slot.
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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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I hold out hope that we get an antiviral for Covid-19 that is curative, but in addition is prophylactic.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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" 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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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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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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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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Marantz's wife was once a public defender who represented some people accused of "horrifically violent" crimes; if you believe in rehabilitation, do you also hold out hope that even a few of the people Marantz meets might be redeemed?
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That may hold up the TPP for years to come, said Koh, who helped negotiate Singapore's bilateral free trade agreement with the U.S. Some still hold out hope that the deal will proceed, despite both U.S. presidential candidates opposing it.
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We can still hold out hope that they'll make it onto your newsfeed someday, though – so Instagram, next time you decide to add a feature that could cause your own untimely demise, maybe give us some Live Photos along with it.
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Washington occupies the No. 227 spot in the East - one game ahead of fourth-place Toronto - but is close enough to the top to still hold out hope for the No. 23 spot with seven games left in the regular season.
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Still, all these months later, some true believers in discredited theories hold out hope that this plot point will be reversed by J.J. Abrams in the upcoming Episode IX — and some websites are all too ready to attract eyeballs by stoking that belief.
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While '90s kids will continue to hold out hope that they can someday join the Silver Snakes or Purple Parrots on a grown-up version of the game show itself, at least Nickelodeon is feeding our craving for the good old days.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find any serious death metal fan alive who doesn't secretly hold out hope that we'll see another album (or even just a song!) from the monarchs of old school death in our lifetime; icons are icons for a reason.
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But while some establishment types still hold out hope that one of their preferred candidates—Jeb Bush, Marco Rubio, or even Chris Christie—can pull off a surprise resurgence, there is a growing acceptance of the reality of having to chose between Cruz and Trump.
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But so far, at least, many here seem willing hold out hope that the president they embraced in the ballot box will do what decades of national politicians have failed or not even attempted: Bring them back into the mainstream of American economic life.
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It's within and through this space that white picket fence-owning believers of the good ole American Dream hold out hope despite job loss, home foreclosures, and bankrupting medical debt—the horsemen of late capitalism—threatening to yank the rug from under their feet.
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The Grizzlies are doing the absolute right thing to take their time and hold out hope that a contender, no longer willing to wait for the prospect of Iguodala getting a buyout and becoming a free agent, comes forward with a good trade offer.
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I've also always argued that they're comedies, because their central ideals are essentially optimistic, about characters who hold out hope in the face of all evidence to the contrary and are every so often rewarded for that, instead of endlessly being punched in the face.
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It's tempting to hold out hope that, at some point, this will all come crashing down: that if Trump were just called to reckoning one more time, or in the right way, his followers would be stripped of their illusions and abandon him en masse.
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Perhaps the most curious fact about the Strikeforce heavyweight grand prix is that it was the last tournament run under Zuffa and it happened fairly recently, a fact that allows fans to hold out hope that the UFC will commit to a tournament at some point.
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The plaintiffs acknowledge that a fuller explanation would do the trick, but they seem to hold out hope that Mr Trump would reconsider his position—particularly given how broadly popular DACA remains—if he could no longer hide behind the claim that his hands are tied.
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Since President Donald Trump announced the plan in December, Palestinians, Europeans, and American leftists have criticized the move as endorsing Israeli ownership over the disputed holy city, even as Palestinians hold out hope that half the city could one day become the capital of their own state.
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Whether or not you hold out hope for normalization with Iran as a theoretical future goal, saying so out loud undermines the Obama administration's concrete foreign policy objectives, which are to get the nuclear deal with Iran done without completely blowing up the US-Israel or US-Saudi relationship.
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The Cardinals, who close out their season this weekend at No. 4 Virginia, continued to hold out hope of earning their first ACC crown until Saturday's 73-65 road setback at Miami (Fla.), which pushed Louisville a game behind North Carolina and the Hurricanes atop the league standings.
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While they may not rival the scale of 1950s assembly lines, these smaller craft-type producers hold out hope for cities, Mr. Paul said, particularly as some companies look to move jobs back from overseas to be closer to customers and more nimble to supply customized, small-batch orders.
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While wishful thinkers still hold out hope that U.S.-Turkish relations are strained by short-term concerns and eventually will rebound, a growing chorus of voices led by Daniel Pipes believes that "Erdoğan's hostile dictatorship" has passed the point of no return and cannot be reconciled with American interests and values.
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While it might be hard to work up excitement for a different company's take on the classic side-scrolling beat 'em up, there is reason to hold out hope: some of the game's original developers (like the director, character designer, composer, and programmer) are working on the project, according to Arc System Works.
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If you can't make it to Paris for the end of September, maybe just hold out hope that the project will see some action in the US. In the meantime, check out the video of The National and Bon Iver rehearsing "Flume" for the "Dark Was the Night" performance back in 2009.
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Despite some support for a new vote, EU leaders no longer hold out hope of Brexit being halted and, with governments and the Commission saying they are ready if need be for a no-deal departure, many diplomats fear political deadlock in London has made such an outcome as likely as May securing ratification.
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"This is one reason policymakers have been slow to raise rates; they're not only wary of heightened global stresses, lingering slack, below-target inflation, and asymmetric risks near the zero bound, and hold out hope that supporting demand can help repair at least some of the damage to potential output ... they also increasingly judge that the neutral rate will remain lower for longer," he added.
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Optimists are looking to his infrastructure spending plans and his willingness to listen to Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold Gore2020 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally Deregulated energy markets made Texas a clean energy giant Gun safety is actually a consensus issue MORE and Elon Musk as reasons to hold out hope that a Trump administration won't entirely unravel decades of progress.
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Half my Facebook feed is someone linking to a video with the headline: Watch X demolish Y. I doubt that Trump will develop a capacity for fraternity any time soon, but to be human is to hold out hope, and to believe that even a guy as old and self-destructive as Trump is still 0.001 percent open to a transformation of the heart.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE may still hold out hope for a summit with Vladimir Putin, but his administration has embarked on a campaign of steadily escalating pressure on Russia.
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