He walks up to the man, holds out his hand.
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Nevertheless, the government holds out hope of reclaiming the funds.
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All the while, the winning man still holds out his hand.
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Dr. Wexler holds out hope for the work on new drugs.
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What's left to be seen is how long Supreme holds out.
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She holds out the sandwich, labeled this time, with my name.
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One SETI Institute astrobiologist still holds out hope for the Red Planet.
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With slow, gradual weight loss, the metabolic rate holds out really well.
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Mr. Iwry still holds out legislative hope for a national auto-I.
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Isolde holds out huge, flayed-looking, horror-movie hands to her beloved.
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The court holds out hope that the answer will someday be yes.
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An AI boom in the world's most populous place holds out enormous promise.
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But she still holds out some hope that Pruitt will keep his promises.
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Here I am, he holds out his arms in submission, Come for me.
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But A.I. holds out the possibility of increasing the scope of contract review.
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And the actual ending, while troubling, holds out a tenuous kind of hope.
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They are anticipating the luck holds out and they win the Stanley Cup tonight.
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But if the next generation holds out, the future may once more be cosmopolitan.
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Lanski, 32, holds out a kick shield and braces himself to receive their blows.
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The longer Ryan holds out, the more isolated he could become in his conference.
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That's not how I always see her; usually she holds out her elbows slightly.
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It's one of several places in the Gospels where Jesus holds out that promise.
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Despite being told he can never return to Turkey, he still holds out hope.
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Christian holds out his hands and Renault slips a pair of cuffs on them.
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He holds out for a few more minutes and gets back into this car.
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But today, Wyden holds out little hope of Republican support and emphasizes Medicare expansion.
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The clue is "A soldier holds out rodent (6)," and the answer is AGOUTI.
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If Cardi holds out long enough ... she might beat all the newest Kardashian kids' debuts.
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That challenge is on a par with the rich opportunities the Chinese market holds out.
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Well, not entirely … One small town of indomitable Afrikaners still holds out against the invaders.
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And it holds out the prospect of an additional fourth bracket for the wealthiest taxpayers.
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Things won't improved much in the next few years, either, if the forecast holds out.
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She holds out for the smaller blue-black Italian plums that arrive in early autumn.
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Go deeper: China cancels U.S. farm visits while Trump holds out for a "big deal"
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But the series holds out hope that it, too, might be the one to escape.
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If the Senate holds out until January 2017, however, it will be taking an astonishing gamble.
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He holds out hope he could return to the rotation this weekend at home against Washington.
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I start to get ready, too, buttoning my flannel up, but Enid holds out her hand.
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Following Eller's rescue, Mina's family holds out similar hope that he will also be found alive.
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Back in Australia, Naomi holds out hope that her family will never have to return to Nauru.
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The BJP's victory holds out the prospect not just of stability, but also of development and reform.
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It held out and still holds out to this day, though battered and with far fewer people.
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Still Cohen holds out hope the Mueller forums may play an educational role, and an historical one.
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Still, the show holds out hope for a nation that tries to take care of its people.
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She is still missing — and her family still holds out hope that she will someday be found alive.
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For Damascus, the corridor holds out the prospect of sourcing fuel and food from the resource-rich northeast.
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She still holds out hope that through legal channels her people will prevail in shutting down this pipeline.
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Beside him a young man in a leather jacket holds out his phone with a YouTube video playing.
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" Glencross holds out the contents of foil package and says: "I don't really know why I keep this.
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Sadly, all of this holds out the prospect for an intensification of a U.S. currency and trade war.
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He holds out hope that we can attract more workers to caregiving by making the occupation more attractive.
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"Munich" sticks close to the facts — even as it holds out the tantalizing hope of a different outcome.
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It holds out a few different prospects for Michal and keeps her (and us) guessing until the end.
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In one, a porcine businessman holds out a medal to a legless soldier dragging himself across a floor.
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That holds out the hope that this year will, at last, bring an end to political violence in Colombia.
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Levine, on the other hand, holds out until the very end of the song to turn his chair around.
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For that reason, Pielke holds out hope that the coronavirus debate might not devolve completely into partisan identity signaling.
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It also holds out the possibility that he can present himself as the best candidate to unify the party.
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But the decision to meet Mr Trump again suggests that he still holds out hope of benefiting from continued negotiations.
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The photo, which they both posted on social media, shows the happy couple as Pokora holds out a sonogram image.
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The integration of the CRISPR system holds out the promise of affordable and accurate storage and retrieval from biological systems.
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On the premiere episode, Big Bird holds out his wing out to shake hands with Julia, who does not respond.
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The boy – he looks scarcely more than a boy — holds out the ghastly head, huge, still splashing blood, mouth agape.
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The move holds out the promise of lower-cost prescription drugs, but many details still need to be worked out.
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She's not mistake-free, but even with her keen awareness she holds out hope, and gets hope in return, perhaps.
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For the president, the Deraa campaign holds out the prospect of reopening the Nassib crossing with Jordan, a vital trade artery.
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The longer he holds out, the more influence he could presumably have over the direction of Trump's agenda and policy positions.
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So instead, he holds out hope that maybe he can give his son some peace with a long line of duplicates.
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The Brexit camp holds out the promise of increased exports for UK industries and services to the rest of the world.
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The promise that Trump holds out is to be honest about the situation and take the steps necessary to change it.
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That may raise fewer objections among consumers, and also holds out the hope that regulators will treat it differently from transgenics.
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Thomas wrote the essay because the same thing that always happens when an NFL player holds out is happening to him.
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It's not hard to figure out why: His campaign still holds out hope that he can peel superdelegates away from Mrs.
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We introduce ourselves from a safe distance and proceed to drop the remaining batch into the garbage bag he holds out.
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Where Mr. Yatsenyuk holds out hope is that Mr. Trump will eventually view Mr. Putin as a challenge to his manhood.
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Kinsel senses that Casper feels lost without his hospital work, and she holds out hope that he can return to work soon.
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The alpenglow is that red light of sunset which holds out on snowy mountaintops long after the valleys and tablelands are dimmed.
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Thompson stands and holds out her hand for a handshake but Weinstein waves it away and goes in for a hug instead.
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The dispatcher holds out hope and tells the girlfriend to get Blake on the floor and tells her how to do CPR.
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Holding the wheel with one hand, he jams a Marlboro in his mouth and holds out his phone for me to inspect.
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But Westworld holds out so much so often that it's hard to trust that the material it does leave out is irrelevant.
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However, progress in this enterprise holds out the possibility of gradually throwing light on some of the darkest areas of human life.
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"The Vietnam War" still holds out hope that we might learn from history, after presenting 18 hours of evidence to the contrary.
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Mina even holds out her hand to those inarticulate thugs whose violent acts are a perverse way of validating their own lives.
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But his capacity for reflection is a similar distraction — a glimmer of maturity that holds out hope, but is only a glimmer.
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Takis Georgakopoulos of JPMorgan Chase, the largest clearer of dollar transactions, holds out hope for the blockchain technology behind bitcoin, a digital currency.
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It offers the prospect for much needed economic reform in France, and it holds out hope for deeper economic integration in the eurozone.
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And he holds out hope that substantial investments in advanced technologies that have not yet shown large productivity benefits will eventually do so.
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It holds out the promise that Kremlin policy toward the West might pivot once again when Putin finally retires or is pushed out.
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For the psychologist Jerome Kagan, brain-scanning technology holds out the exciting prospect of learning the relationship between brain states and mental phenomena.
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Chris Coons (D-Del.), a member of the Foreign Relations Committee, also said he holds out hope for speedy compliance from the administration.
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No coincidence, perhaps, that the city Emanuel holds out as an ideal, Copenhagen, is found in one of the world's most egalitarian nations.
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" Levenson holds out another possibility: "Donald Trump might be one of the few people who could get away with saying, 'I was just clueless.
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The ADF&aposs Campbell said even with the current justices, he holds out some hope that the court would not extend anti-discrimination protections.
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"[Facebook] holds out its advertising platform as a powerful resource for advertisers in many industries, including housing and housing-related services," the complaint says.
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Willy holds out the large brown bag he's been cradling in his arms, and tries to say "spaghetti," but he can't find the word.
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The Trump administration is not being consistent when it holds out the implicit promise that befriending the president will lead to reduced law enforcement.
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Such a deal would value Tiffany at roughly $14.5 billion, but analysts believe there's a good chance that Tiffany holds out for a sweeter offer.
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"Cognitive neuroscience ... holds out the promise of helping us to perceive, decide, and explain how intentions are arrived at and carried out," the judge wrote.
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And if that assumption holds through and everything really holds out we're going to do a much more active push to grow the user base.
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But for a country that has suffered from almost 30 years of on-and-off recession and deflation, it holds out the prospect of deliverance.
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In THE SHUT EYE (Grove, paper, $14), a psychic holds out hope to Anna Buck that he can find her 4-year-old son, Daniel.
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And that the longer he holds out, the more she will have to move to the left to conciliate his followers and adopt his positions.
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Not a radical solution, but one that has worked before — and an approach that holds out the hope of preserving U.S. interests while avoiding war.
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This approach holds out hope for a more constructive and inclusive politics, and for real improvement in Iran's material circumstances and its standing among nations.
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" In his minimalistic apartment in a quiet neighbourhood in Etobicoke, his dog fumbles around playfully, while Anders gingerly holds out his hand for a "paw.
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He has stayed through another full term and may be content to continue as the decisive swing vote as long as his health holds out.
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"Whether or not China wants to make a deal, from what I can tell, President Trump believes the longer he holds out, the better," Cramer said.
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For a country where politics has always been run along communal lines, the shocking upset holds out the prospect of a more meritocratic form of government.
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This is a radical gesture in itself; by stressing endurance, continuity, and incremental change 36.5 holds out the possibility that there's still time for meaningful action.
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Although it has contingency plans to stop production if Emirates does not place another order, Airbus still holds out hopes that they will not need activation.
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Kindt's research, by contrast, holds out the promise of a simple treatment—maybe even a permanent cure—that doesn't require prolonged therapy sessions or antidepressant medications.
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The community holds out hope that Qatar, which hosted peace negotiations between the Tuareg and Tebu last year, will send Ubari the money needed to rebuild.
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Once he spots it, he holds out his arm to ask for someone to guide him back to his chair without losing sight of the object.
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And its flexible design holds out the possibility of presenting a wide variety of work, without being too hemmed in by the contours of its building.
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His wife hasn't really accepted what has happened and still holds out hope that their appeal will be heard soon or that some politician will intercede.
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A walking conjugation, Wheeler sleeps, has slept, or is likely to sleep, with every woman in the play, as long as his bum hip holds out.
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Another woman living in Gunduribadi, Janha Pradhan holds out a small harvest of sweet tuber, known locally as "pichuli", which she collected on her morning patrol.
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At the end of his mom's song, the little boy excitedly holds out his hands to take the balloon and try the voice-altering trick for himself.
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I find the "eggplant run" to be hilarious, and I love that the game holds out hope that a player will travel to hell with an eggplant.
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But he has had some preliminary talks with colleagues in both parties and holds out hope that the tax-reform debate could eventually turn in his direction.
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Every day Pelosi holds out, the handful of Senate Republicans who may -- may -- join Democrats to vote to subpoena witnesses and documents get more frustrated and annoyed.
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While Apple holds out for those phones and the hope that they will end up being blockbusters for the company, it's trying to build out consistent revenue streams.
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Onlookers scream and wave their hands as the 30-year-old mother holds out the terrified infant -- the child's legs kicking furiously -- before dropping her to the crowd.
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Developed in Epstein's lab, the isolation chip, or "iChip," holds out the promise of unearthing all sorts of natural compounds that could be turned into life-saving drugs.
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Though he looks at the bleak record of commercial modernity in propagating itself across the world and marks its self-defeating expansion, he holds out no defined alternative.
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For ordinary Iranians, the prospect of foreign investment holds out the promise of a return to economic growth, better living standards and more jobs in the long run.
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"This nomination holds out the threat of devastating consequences for workers' rights, civil rights, LGBT rights, women's rights, including those to make our own health decisions," Clinton said.
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Recent works include Antonia Franceschi's "She Holds Out Her Hand" and a new pas de trois, as yet untitled, by Pam Tanowitz, set to music by David Lang.
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The more players build something up and the longer the developer holds out on selling something, the more fans will want it, regardless of how good it actually is.
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Modularity holds out the promise of greater versatility than a regular smartphone, and it also offers a route to upgrading and improving the G5 long after its initial purchase.
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Among the main reasons for expecting this to happen is the Trump administration's budget policy, which holds out the prospect of a major decline in the country's savings level.
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This exciting new venture holds out the promise of a deepened and enriched artistic and scholarly exchange across traditions and cultures, in which MoMA is proud to play a role.
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As for Amy — she still holds out hope for Elizabeth Sandoz, the doula from Las Vegas who shared a wild night with Nick at Bachelor couple Jade and Tanner's wedding.
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For ordinary Iranians, the prospect of this kind of investment holds out the promise of a return to economic growth, better living standards and more jobs in the long run.
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Of all the actions that can and are being taken to limit carbon emissions and mitigate the effects of climate change, none holds out more promise than improving energy efficiency.
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Messrs Lembong and Bambang press on with deregulation and Jokowi holds out against protectionist measures from parliament, keeps control of his more recalcitrant ministries and maintains his onslaught against corruption.
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For the most breathless evangelists, it holds out the prospect of liberation from all the dross that has accumulated in the financial system, from incompatible IT systems to expensive intermediaries.
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She intends to vigorously fight this egregious decision to the fullest extent possible and still holds out hope that the US government will not ultimately fail her and her family.
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"Imperial Twilight" is a masterpiece of the "If Only" school of history, which holds out the tantalizing prospect of a world that, with the right choices, could be made perfect.
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But the people who scare me the most are the mothers, sisters and wives of those young men, because my stupid uterus still holds out some insane hope of solidarity.
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In the painting's foreground, St. Thomas Aquinas, intellectual-in-chief of the Dominican order, holds out an open book of psalms to us like a maître-d' offering a menu.
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She says she was "shocked at the level of misogyny" in the 2016 campaign but holds out hope that it won't prevent the nomination of another female Democratic presidential candidate.
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Ms. Smith said she was thinking of the little girl in Picasso's bullfight images who holds out an appeasing bunch of flowers, and of Elie Nadelman's folk-art-inspired sculptures.
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That led several Canadian mayors to say that they plan to make bids to host the complex, which holds out the promise of 19973,000 jobs and a $5 billion investment.
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Go deeper: Bill Gates: The Best Investment I've Ever Made (WSJ) Bill Gates hopes Trump's trade war won't wreck the global health agenda Bill Gates holds out climate hope, despite Trump
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It's too much to ask that the leader of the free world have the same realization, but the show holds out hope: even demons can see the error of their ways.
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Telegram, whose services remain entirely free to users, has no plans to introduce advertising to support its growth but holds out the modern rebel entrepreneur's goal of building a viable business.
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The woman is round, an offensive shade of black, and has a wide smile painted onto her face as she puts her hands on her hips or holds out a tray.
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Mr Shaheed holds out some hope that the new parliament elected last month will improve Iran's human rights record and "re-examine laws that have contributed to a staggering execution rate".
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Despite his troubles, the Croat still has one of the fastest serves on the circuit and could go deep into the tournament if his knee holds out over the two weeks.
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N.Y.C. Nature In a year when an aggressive strain of influenza has gripped the nation, the sweet gum holds out its fruit-laden limbs with its own humble contribution to humanity.
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In each of nine silver gelatin prints, he holds out some mundane object — a bouquet of flowers, a carton of milk, or a plank of wood that extends out of frame.
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He is in far worse shape if he caves than if he stands his ground on the government shutdown and holds out for a bargain that fundamentally makes good on that promise.
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The longer it holds out, the harder it will be to step back and salvage the relationship because the Turkish government will get trapped further by its own rhetoric about American plots.
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If our luck holds out, we might be able to make it through whatever is left of this administration with nothing worse than a crooked neck on account of a permanent cringe.
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Trump is hesitant to accept that North Korea's missile tests are violations of UN resolutions, and holds out the hope that "beautiful letters" from Kim Jong Un mean there will be progress.
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Stop trying to push coal altogether One Trump administration effort to bail out the coal industry has already failed and there are reports that the administration holds out hope to try again.
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In a new interview, Brittany Bowens, the mother of Maleah Davis, the 4-year-old who went missing in Houston on May 4, said she holds out hope that her daughter is alive.
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Savanah Ringer holds out hope that she'll one day hear from her mother, Jo, who disappeared more than four months ago from her Massachusetts home — but she knows the chances are growing slimmer.
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In that sort of climate, a business which could make more efficient use of existing clients and which holds out the promise (often forlorn) of higher returns on capital is hard to ignore.
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It's hard to imagine Biden's preferred manner of speaking, all in bumper sticker–ready declaratives, not failing him in conversation with Barkan, who nevertheless holds out hope that Biden will change his mind.
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She hopes Misty continues treatment willingly, but she also holds out hope that Laura's Law will be in place to help her if Misty ever becomes unable to continue treatment in the future.
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Serena, now a television commentator, holds out hope that Milan will find its feet, echoing the feeling of many that it would benefit not just the city, but Italian soccer as a whole.
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A rise in U.S. stock futures ahead of the Friday session holds out hope for a third straight day of gains, although the November jobs data could either change or enhance that outlook.
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It holds out the prospect of a big boost to a region that is home to rich agricultural areas and oil fields but which has little in the way of its own manufacturing base.
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This opens the potential for a fruitful "good cop-bad cop" dynamic, as Guterres holds out the implicit threat of a harder line by Haley if other member states fail to get on board.
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He goes absolutely crazy and then his body removes the ibotenic acid and metabolises it to muscimol, and he pisses it out and the whole town holds out a bowl and drinks his piss.
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A form of cognitive behavior therapy can help, and that at least holds out the hope that something similar might work for people who are struggling with even milder compulsions, if they want that help.
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Community holds out hope for missing Florida teens, but time grows short The Coast Guard estimated that someone could survive in the warm Atlantic waters for up to five days at that time of year.
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But freewheeling openness is surely worth valuing, not least because it holds out the promise that this confrontation between America and China need not be the zero-sum game that the cold-war metaphor suggests.
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Sturgeon's party is expected to easily win the election north of the English border, but to lose some of the 54 seats it holds, out of the 59 allocated to Scotland in the national parliament.
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Little Yan finds work at a nail salon for $50 a day, but Zhuang holds out for a higher position that befits his status, one that he can boast about to his friends back home.
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CAIRO — After a decade of hostility and recrimination, the two main Palestinian factions came together in Cairo on Thursday to sign a reconciliation deal that holds out the tantalizing prospect of a united Palestinian front.
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He plays with tones, realisms and ideas in "Three Billboards," including the sentimentally redeemed white racist, a character that suggests — despite the rage and invective — that Mr. McDonagh holds out hope for humanity after all.
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Baumbach holds out hope that the Meyerowitz sons, like Walt in "The Squid and the Whale," aren't doomed to repeat all of their father's mistakes, even if they struggle to wriggle free from his influence.
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If Barnier holds out and talks edge closer to the March 2019 deadline, it's likely Britain will be left with little choice but to ask for a lengthy transition phase, most probably involving hefty budget contributions.
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The market dealing with treatments for hemophilia is an important one that is evolving rapidly as a new drug from Roche changes the landscape and gene therapy holds out the promise of a possible one-time cure.
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While a favorable bilateral U.S. trade agreement holds out the potential for enormous long-term benefits to the British economy, it would be foolish for May to expect that such an agreement could quickly come into effect.
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TAIPEI/BEIJING (Reuters) - Taiwan's opposition Kuomintang (KMT) party is pushing for peace with mainland China and holds out the possibility of a peace pact, the party's chairwoman told Chinese leader Xi Jinping on Tuesday, the party said.
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There's a race on for global influence over the newest 5G connectivity technology — which holds out the promise of super fast connectivity to enable the autonomous, automated future of driving and manufacturing that tech executives salivate over.
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To the Editor: Re "President Trump Risks the Planet" (editorial, March 29): You get it wrong in saying President Trump's demolition of President Barack Obama's policies to combat climate change holds out false promises of more jobs.
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It's not an ideal situation, but Fine still holds out hope that with enough time and effort, sex toy manufacturers will be able to firmly establish their products as just one more part of personal care and wellness.
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If the Senate holds out in its refusal to confirm Obama's pick Merrick Garland and Democratic front-runner Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Here, the placement of these triangular planes both delineate space, distinguishing what is "'above' from that which is 'below,'" and also holds out the promise of keeping the viewer at little, safe distance from the chaos roiling beneath.
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But while the president holds out hope that he might influence Mr. Trump, he has made it clear that once out of office he will not remain silent if Mr. Trump goes too far in undoing his legacy.
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The English singer, 31, explained on the Heart Breakfast radio podcast that despite being told in 2014 that she is infertile, she holds out hope that she can one day have children, and has adjusted her diet and lifestyle.
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She still holds out hope that he's in one of the jungle zones where guerrillas turned in their weapons and simply has no way of communicating with them, although, judging by her face, she's not convinced this is likely.
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Though costars Kim Cattrall and Sarah Jessica Parker have already nixed the idea of a new installment, Davis, 52, still holds out hope that someday she will be reunited on screen with Catrall and Parker as well as Cynthia Nixon.
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Sometimes existing on the internet can feel like being trapped in that dark room with Morpheus, the one where he holds out his hands to Neo and offers up either a pill of knowledge or a pill of blissful ignorance.
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Christian Sewing's appointment as chief executive on Sunday and the abrupt departure of his predecessor John Cryan holds out the prospect of radical change at Germany's flagship lender, which has been slower than rivals to reform after the financial crash.
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They face Dallas again on July 5, and while Griner is intent on tuning out the background noise, she still holds out hope that, this time around, the coverage of the game and the public reaction to it will be different.
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But it also reflects a bet on what both Democratic voters and the American electorate want, in terms both of policy and style: leadership whose primary orientation isn't toward partisan confrontation and that holds out the hope of national unity.
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"High-speed precision planting technology holds out the promise of improved yields for American farmers by enabling them to plant crops more accurately at higher speeds," said Renata Hesse, the acting head of the Justice Department's Antitrust Division in a press release.
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Opinion polls show Sturgeon's Scottish National Party looks likely to win the most seats north of the English border in Britain's parliamentary election on Thursday, but to lose some of the 54 seats it holds out of the 59 allocated to Scotland.
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The action, which could affect people close to President Vladimir Putin, reflects Washington's desire to hold Russia to account for allegedly interfering in the election - which Moscow denies - even as U.S. President Donald Trump holds out hope for good relations with Putin.
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And we follow Ema Ponce, a gay Ecuadorean college student who, entrusting her fate to human smugglers, embarks on a hellish journey to America, where her life intersects with Aida's in a way that briefly holds out the promise of a happy ending.
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The action, which could affect people close to President Vladimir Putin, reflects Washington's desire to hold Russia to account for allegedly interfering in the election — which Moscow denies — even as U.S. President Donald Trump holds out hope for good relations with Putin.
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A light rain begins to fall, and Turtle holds out her hands and looks up at the sky, huge, misshapen towers of clouds, and then the rain begins in earnest, wetting her hair, wetting her shirt, and she thinks, well, we're in for it now.
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By contrast, the addition of expectant mothers as subjects in vaccine and drug-development trials holds out an intriguing and desirable possibility: a tailored therapy for different trimesters of pregnancy that caters specifically to the health and well-being of both mother and child.
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Evidently, people also wanted to read about a more familiar sort of woman, a type almost too recognizable to warrant sustained attention—that is, one who suffers doubt but holds out hope for clarity, who applies herself imperfectly but insistently to the task of living.
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It's called the dollar auction, and it works like this: One person holds out a dollar bill and tells two friends, let's call them Deborah and Roger, that she will auction off the dollar to the highest bidder, but with one big catch and one important limitation.
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Squeezed by smaller but efficient twin-engined jets, Airbus has announced plans to lower A380 output to 12 aircraft in 2018 and 8 in 2019, down from an annual peak of 30, as it holds out for what its forecasters believe will be a recovery in demand.
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Some posted photos of their empty earnings statements on social media as a rallying cry to end the shutdown, a jarring image that many in the White House feared could turn more voters against the president as he holds out for billions in new wall funding.
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Squeezed by smaller but efficient twin-engined jets, Airbus has announced plans to lower A220 output to 2380 aircraft in 20193 and eight in 22019, down from an annual peak of 2380, as it holds out for what it believes will be a recovery in demand.
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It's no accident that there's effectively zero barrier of entry for creating live video content — just owning a smartphone and having the necessary app/apps on your device is all that's required — so for content sharing platforms the medium holds out the potential of massive growth.
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It is a measure of how little trust the Syrians have in the international community — especially after the short-lived cease-fire in February — that initial reactions were lukewarm, even though the deal holds out the possibility of at least a temporary calming of the violence.
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If the American dream holds out the promise that you can be whoever you want to be, as long as you're willing to go big and work hard, then Charles Manson shows us how that promise can warp and twist the soul to the point of inhumanity.
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And though serving as speaker is not generally a path to the presidency, most of Washington believes that Ryan, the 2012 vice presidential nominee, still holds out hope of his own future White House run, despite his frequent protestations of rumors he would seek the office this year.
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But the arrival of new lightweight composite materials that enable the rotors to spin at higher speeds, together with advanced computer controls that can use sophisticated wind sensors and satellite tracking to constantly adjust the setting of the rotors, holds out greater promise of a return to sail, of a sort.
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For example, this week you may have read front-page news articles like ... G.O.P. Holds Out Option of Fixing Current Health Law Why Grenfell Tower Burned: Regulators Put Cost Before Safety Travel Ban Says Grandparents Are Not 'Close Family' Mystery of Motive for a Ransomware Attack: Money, Mayhem or a Message?
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Another painting that draws on an imagined occurrence is Teach a Man to Fish, in which Trump holds out a fishing rod fitted with a lure to a young white man wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt: "I imagined President Trump sitting next to a young college student," McNaughton wrote in his statement.
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How far such reconciliations can go, and how violent an act the victim is prepared to forgive, or at least understand, is not always clearly defined, but the attempt to move past indictment and incarceration to some social process that holds out hope for transformation rather than just punishment is obviously possessed of moral energy.
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Whether a new headset comes forth mid-cycle for the S7 around the Galaxy Note 6/7 launch (expected next month, so perhaps a bit unlikely) or holds out for the S8 launches will pretty dramatically impact what the headsets are capable of specs-wise and just how progressive Samsung seems amongst its mobile VR competitors.
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Digital money holds out the hope of improving things in two ways: by making it cheaper and faster to grant, disburse and repay loans and to provide other financial services, notably savings and insurance; and by harvesting data that should widen access to financial services for those with little or no history in the formal financial sector.
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Prediction:Trump holds out till the last few hours,gets an agreement from Ailes they will be fair and shows up in the most dramatic fashion When I saw Trump speak at a rally in Clear Lake, Iowa, earlier this month, he made the case that the Obama administration disastrously botched its negotiations for the Iran nuclear deal.
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In a blog post responding to yesterday's government announcement that VTC regulatory powers would be devolved, Uber holds out an olive branch to taxis, calling for all players in the urban mobility space, private and public, to work together — and arguing that if people are going to leave their cars at home "we must offer them more and more alternatives, not less".
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Even the more fantastical moments in Piccioli's couture collections tend to be defined by a sort of cleanliness, and the quietest details can be the most astonishing: The fine pleats of a simple emerald chiffon skirt are lined with the tiniest of bird feathers; the white cotton shirt he holds out for me to examine is actually hand embroidered throughout in all-white stitching.
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Either way, what is looking more inevitable the longer prohibition holds out is that the global illegal drug trade is moving inexorably away from plant-based substances trafficked via traditional trading routes, and onto a more high-tech platform: synthetic highs made in underground labs, ordered online, and trafficked under cover of a million brown packages—many times more lethal than the natural highs they will soon replace.
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