"I haven't lost faith in God but I have lost faith in policy," Arbex said.
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"I've lost faith in the process and I've lost faith in the country," said Ms. Felix, 28.
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But the president's fiercest opponents have lost faith in the collective wisdom of the American people just as they have lost faith in the electoral process designed by our Constitution.
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People lost faith in government, politics – the whole system.
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" The perpetually relaxed Kennedy said, "I never lost faith.
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In "Now We Are Five," Sedaris writes: Though I'd often lost faith in myself, I've never lost faith in my family, in my certainty that we are fundamentally better than everybody else.
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And people had lost faith in their leaders in Washington.
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But today, many people have lost faith in that promise.
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But Ramaphosa said he had lost faith in his leadership.
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Many have lost faith in the man's ability to ball.
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And I've lost faith in the judicial system, the police.
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Davos had mostly just lost faith in his former king.
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Americans have lost faith in the big institutions of society.
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He lost faith in the Swedish justice system years ago.
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It's why people have lost faith in their leaders, honestly.
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But even the conservative older generation has lost faith in her.
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Many voters seem to have lost faith in the political process.
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Downswingers have lost faith in progress and feel everything is broken.
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After years of losses, many investors have lost faith with Deutsche Bank.
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But he's never lost faith, and one dream animated his pioneering journey.
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Some investors have lost faith in Ms. Mayer and her strategy, however.
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"I have lost faith in a lot of things," Mr. Geneina said.
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Lost faith in Facebook after data leakages, breaches and too much noise?
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Trump is really good at destroying systems people have lost faith in.
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Still, some Canton residents lost faith in the project when construction paused.
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Stocks plummeted, and credit froze as lenders lost faith in financial assets.
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If not for kind neighbors, I would have lost faith in humanity.
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In the fallout, he lost faith in the power of his vote.
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But a lot of the world has lost faith in that model.
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" He added: "Through this whole thing I haven't lost faith in that.
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I Never Lost Faith , Always Kept Fighting And Never Ever Gave Up !
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"While I was in jail, I lost faith for a moment," he said.
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For months, rumours spread that senior leaders had lost faith in Mr Xiao.
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He has lost faith in recommendations by policy makers and experts, he said.
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I know, I know too many Americans have lost faith in our future.
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She lost faith in social welfare programs she came to believe were misused.
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Already, elsewhere, many have lost faith in international law and in the security architecture.
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But at that point, they probably lost faith in me and were over it.
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Still, Cuban credited Trump with inspiring voters who have lost faith in the system.
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But many have since lost faith in North Korean promises, and interest in reunification.
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America's political system and the white working class have lost faith in each other.
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As for the E.R.A., ardent supporters never lost faith in the possibility of resurrection.
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But I knew he really want to do it, so I never lost faith.
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His mother has lost faith in him, and he's a pariah in his neighborhood.
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Park told Broadly that Watson lost faith in police protection because of Maplewood's treatment.
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"People have lost faith in the government," said Mytilini mayor special advisor Tasos Balis.
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By August 2015, Mr. Davis had lost faith in his lawyers, complaining of delays.
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Has Ms. Guthrie lost faith in medicine, I wondered on turning the last page.
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A lot of us had lost faith with being able to get help medically.
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American voters have lost faith not just in their politicians but in each other.
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"Iraqis have lost faith in the political system," says Ali Allawi, a former defence minister.
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Procter & Gamble: Cramer hasn't lost faith in it, and his charitable trust is buying it.
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"I have lost faith in humanity" Online dating sites are a calling card for scammers.
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Why have so many people, both in the US and abroad, lost faith in capitalism?
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Most houses in Flint have safe water, but they've lost faith in govt test results.
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We've lost faith in the sanctity of telling the truth and the value of education.
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Racist memes littered Twitter, leaving some dejected souls to complain they'd lost faith in humanity.
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The public has lost faith in the leadership of the Justice Department and the FBI.
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Put simply, Americans have lost faith in our politics and the institutions of our democracy.
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We have all lost faith in a deeply held project at one time or another.
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Have we lost faith in young people's capacity — in your capacity — to exercise self-censure?
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I may have lost some hair, but the fans in WNY have never lost faith.
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But Mr. Trump has openly told people that he has lost faith in Mr. Priebus.
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Batman has lost faith in the government, while Superman has pledged his obedience to it.
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I never lost faith because for every racist idea, there was an anti-racist idea.
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Despite the discord, Mr. Hearn has not lost faith in all of the ideas behind Bitcoin.
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I took the plea on that charge because I had lost faith in our justice system.
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Trump told me, 'This is why people have lost faith in the establishment and party leaders.
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Trump told me, 'This is why people have lost faith in the establishment and party leaders.
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"We have lost faith in a lot of things that have always nurtured us," he said.
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"Many people have lost faith in government's ability to solve these and other problems," Dimon said.
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But unlike either of the Republicans in question, Brown never lost faith with his Democratic roots.
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But her brother John (one of five Kidder siblings), a Vancouver, B.C., inventor, never lost faith.
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Today, 85033 percent of Republicans and 79 percent of independents have lost faith in the media.
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Yet people are still unsatisfied, and Runciman sees no plausible way to restore their lost faith.
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" He added, "the people of Flint have lost faith in their government because of this crisis.
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Tech Fix Lost faith in Facebook and Instagram after data leakages, breaches and too much noise?
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Those who lost faith in this order began to elect wolves in order to destroy it.
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At first, he almost lost faith in his dream, wondering if pursuing it was a mistake.
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First, what to do with the plurality of voters who had lost faith in American government?
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Starting decades ago, many people, especially in the universities, lost faith in the Western civilization narrative.
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I may have lost some hair, but the fans in WNY have never lost faith. #GoBills.
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Between that and the increasing human rights abuses, citizens long ago lost faith in their president.
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At that point, the board had lost faith in their CEO and were considering next moves.
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Just as worrisome, large swaths of the electorate seem to have lost faith in basic institutions.
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But was this turbulent era also a time when Americans had lost faith in the political process?
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Berkshire hasn't lost faith in IBM, continuing to build its stake even as the company's shares declined.
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While this is a dark day, I have not lost faith in the resiliency of this nation.
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He said gold is a good holding for those who have lost faith in central bank policies.
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Both Republicans and Democrats lost faith in the media at roughly similar rates until the mid-1990s.
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Comey says that's when he lost faith that the Justice Department could carry out an independent investigation.
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In his statement, he also says that people have lost faith in centralized platforms and big communities.
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But in the end I never lost faith that the terror of racism would one day end.
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And he never lost faith in our ability to do good for the people in this country.
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Ms. Trama said she had lost faith in a system she once believed would fix the problem.
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He'd been thinking about dropping live shows altogether, having lost faith in the industry after the fall.
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In retrospect, the Landsberg family believes this is when Neil lost faith that he could be helped.
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Hong Kongers "have totally lost faith in China," said Mr. Jin, who now lives in New York.
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Consequently, it is not surprising how many Americans have lost faith in our electoral system of governance.
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The voters have lost faith in almost every institution: the government, the parties, the media, etc. 31.
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When people tired of monarchs, and demanded new governments, they tired of religious leaders, and lost faith.
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We live in a time when many people have lost faith in the Enlightenment habits and institutions.
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This led the lira to spiral over time, as investors lost faith in the country's fiscal discipline.
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The terror of racism, I never lost faith that the terror of racism would one day end.
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Americans had lost faith in democracy, and so they had turned to a leader who shared their skepticism.
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It wants to create a divided West that has lost faith in its ability to shape the world.
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With worries about loss of pay and lack of impact, even the cheminots seem to have lost faith.
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Brohm isn&apost faulting his team&aposs effort, and he certainly hasn&apost lost faith in his players.
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Pacheco, a supporter of the ruling Chavismo movement since she was young, still had not completely lost faith.
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At the height of the civil rights movement, we were beaten and jailed, but we never lost faith.
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My dad lost faith, because he was unable to ask for help, and he died isolated and alone.
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"I think nearly all of his leadership team lost faith in him and in the business," Cohler said.
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" I understand why many Trump supporters have lost faith in Washington and want to just "shake things up.
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But Son "lost faith" in Neumann in recent days and wanted him out, reported to the Financial Times.
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This last election showed, among other things, that a lot of people have lost faith in public institutions.
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Now, instead, she watches from the bar; the dancefloor a maelstrom of lost faith, memories, and missed opportunities.
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Staples's board and management decided to sell the company after shareholders had essentially lost faith in the business.
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The implication is that we stopped being citizens at some point, or simply lost faith in our institutions.
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Investors lost faith not only in Greek assets but also in those of other financially weak European countries.
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Many people have lost faith in America and its ability to be a living example of Dr. King's dream!
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LONDON — If you've ever lost faith in the goodness of human nature, this homeless woman's story may restore it.
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You've shown me so much in so little time.. lost faith in alotta things, but lots have been restored.
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Nonetheless, it is obvious that some fans have lost faith in their ability to change society through legal means.
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People have lost faith in institutions for some very good reasons, and the need to reform them is urgent.
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They recount why conservatives lost faith in the mainstream media and what happens when the press gets it wrong.
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Many supporters of Trump have lost faith in their government, the economy and in many other institutions, she said.
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EasyGroup, controlled by Stelios Haji-Ioannou, said it has lost faith in Child, who was appointed chairman in September.
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His faith in their mission used to be able to guide him, but now he's lost faith in that.
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" But, Atlas protests, "whether he'd lost faith in me or not, he co-operated right up to the end.
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Meanwhile, many people, especially young people, were dissatisfied with their lives and had lost faith in the socialist state.
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"Associates are scared, frustrated, and have lost faith in the company to do the right thing and support us."
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Ricarda Solorzano, who has lived in the Mill Brook Houses in the Bronx for 18 years, has lost faith.
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At age 28, Mr. Zmija, like most of the coal mineworkers here, has not lost faith in the industry.
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Nevertheless, it's a fact: The continent's most Europhile country has lost faith in Europe's ability to solve Italy's problems.
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The regulators said that because of the volume of problems, they had lost faith in Uber's ability to improve.
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Isaac shows how Gurley grappled with getting rid of Kalanick even as the venture capitalist lost faith in him.
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After a decade of losses, investors seem to have lost faith in their strategy at just the wrong moment.
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And some have simply lost faith that politicians will follow through on their promises once the elections are over.
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The Astros had lost faith in closer Ken Giles, so Charlie Morton threw the final pitch at Dodger Stadium.
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Investors really lost faith in stocks last month as trade tensions escalated, fleeing stock exchange-traded funds in record numbers.
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Two fans sued NFL officials on behalf of the team's season ticket holders, saying they've lost faith in the league.
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"Most houses in Flint have safe water, but they've lost faith in govt test results," he said in another tweet.
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But many of Morsy's supporters quickly lost faith in him -- as his administration lurched from one crisis to the next.
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Yovanovitch told lawmakers last week she'd been told Trump had lost faith in her even though she'd done nothing wrong.
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I think it is a disgrace to the military that this is happening and I have lost faith in humanity.
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We began to fall, Kloppenberg argues, as soon as we lost faith in the idea of an inclusive common good.
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Heyward had already lost faith in electoral politics, but he decided that, given Thompson's background, this candidate warranted his allegiance.
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The 2016 election was a call for change after Americans lost faith in the failed policies of the Democratic Party.
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But the queen lost faith in him in 1586, when he plotted to accuse Mary Queen of Scots of treason.
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I've lost thousands of dollars, and I've lost faith in the system that is supposed to protect students like me.
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Many Yazidis lost faith in the U.S. government, which they felt had intervened in Sinjar mainly to justify reëntering Iraq.
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He pointed to recent Pew polling data that shows consumers have lost faith in companies' ability to protect their data.
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Since the Social Democrats espoused a neo-liberal agenda and austerity, workers and poor people have lost faith in them.
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We have lost faith in our government and remain deeply divided in what actually occurred before and after the election.
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The Schultz appointment appears to have energized the SDP and re-engage voters who had lost faith in the party.
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And it took its toll on the military, whose rank and file likewise lost faith in the country's unresponsive leaders.
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If anyone wonders why Americans have lost faith in government, the sad saga of the myRA program tells the tale.
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The American public had lost faith in the IRS, and sweeping changes were needed to get it back on track.
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"There are entire sections of the White House that the president has lost faith with," the former campaign adviser said.
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Success in the labour market will help him win over Germany, which has lost faith in France's ability to keep up.
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Fund managers have lost faith in Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's efforts to kick start the Japan's economy, a new survey found.
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He lost faith, and decided to go on on his own, and Kurt and I were just left holding the ball.
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France had been morose for so long that at times it seemed to have lost faith in the possibility of renewal.
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Clapper also contradicted the White House's account that the FBI rank and file had lost faith in Comey running the agency.
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Toys 'R' Us' creditors lost faith in the retailer after revenue during last year's holiday season failed to meet their expectations.
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A lot of our fellow Americans have lost faith in the existing economic, social, political, and cultural conditions of our country.
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"The problem here is an inner circle of people here who have lost faith or are betraying or whatever," he said.
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This occurred because investors fervently lost faith in the US dollar, and were hoarding gold in the wake of the depression.
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Masayoshi Son — CEO of SoftBank, WeWork's largest financial backer — reportedly "lost faith" in Neumann in the days before he stepped down.
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Investors lost faith in the company, NRG's stock plummeted, and its previous chief executive was summarily fired, replaced by Mr. Gutierrez.
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"We have always relied on the truth and have never lost faith that the festival would take place," Mr. Lang said.
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I have sort of generally lost faith in the power and the impact of the presidency in domestic policy for years.
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AND IN THE HOUSE: Meanwhile, House Democrats say they've lost faith in House Republican leaders to investigate Flynn's ties to Russia.
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His disillusioned people lost faith both in the European ideal and largely in their own governing class—not least, in him.
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LaPera wrote that she decided to focus on Instagram last year after she "lost faith in [her] work" as a psychologist.
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That's a loss of $228 billion in market capitalization and a sign that the market has lost faith in Facebook's executive leadership.
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But Republicans seem to have kind of lost faith in the supply-side gospel even as they continue to recite the catechism.
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Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini threatened to bring down the coalition government after saying he had lost faith in the coalition.
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Once the initial hype faded, companies lost faith in their chat bot projects, and there are very few still in active development.
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More than anything else, people have lost faith in the authority of governing institutions, and that's a very dangerous place to be.
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McCabe directly contradicted a claim by the White House that the "rank and file" at the FBI had lost faith in Comey.
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Men and women have lost faith in one another, and now crave more than anything else a sense of safety and camaraderie.
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"The public has lost faith in the oversight system," the task force appointed by Mr. Emanuel wrote in its report last month.
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"But I'm not really surprised," he added, "because I've been hearing a lot of people saying they've lost faith in the A.N.C."
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Cryan was ousted after investors had lost faith that he could return the bank to profitability after three consecutive years of losses.
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Officially, the administration claims that the president lost faith in Comey over his handling of the Hillary Clinton email probe last year.
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They didn't know Abdi personally, but she says she has lost faith in police as a result of how they treated him.
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The most thoughtful discussions are with those who have lost faith in a god, or those whose beliefs have altered over time.
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Many Mexicans have lost faith in their police and prosecutors; a government survey shows that about nine of 10 crimes go unreported.
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"I mean we never lost faith — that's the biggest thing," Mahomes said in an on-field interview immediately after clock ran out.
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"I mean we never lost faith — that's the biggest thing," Mahomes said in an on-field interview immediately after clock ran out.
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To date, it can only be stated that the shareholders advocates focused on ESG issues are the ones that have lost faith.
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"The journey has been difficult, there were times when I lost faith and told myself 'you've had enough, quit now'," Phogat said.
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Polls show that voters have lost faith in the governing coalition amid a rise in crime and a slowdown in economic growth.
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The lawmakers contend that was intentional, because they have lost faith in Pompeo's willingness to defend the diplomats who work for him.
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He said he wanted to take part in the government's inquiry because he had lost faith in officials to regulate the industry.
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But as reports of Manafort's foreign entanglements spread during that summer, Trump reportedly quickly lost faith in the man running his team.
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Do economists have a responsibility or an avenue to try to bridge that trust divide with Americans who have lost faith in experts?
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Chan, who will be sentenced June 10, said prior to the hearing that she hadn't lost faith in what the movement stood for.
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Morale within the campaign was sinking and as Trump himself lost faith in his leadership, he decided it was time for a change.
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More than 15 current and former employees from all levels of the company said many workers had lost faith in Ms. Mayer's leadership.
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Wuerl's denials also demonstrate why so many American Catholics, according to a recent Gallup survey, have lost faith in their church and clergy.
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" Chipotle Mexican Grill: "I've lost faith because they had a second incident, and once they had that you've got to wait 18 months.
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I have lost faith in the public's ability to question the unchallenged assertions they hear from the government on broadcasters like CNN Turk.
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Attacking officials whose faith in communism is wavering, Chen said some consider it an "entirely unreal mirage", and have lost faith in socialism.
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They've lost faith in their local and state governments, their civic reputation is in tatters and their homes have become impossible to sell.
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But Israelis as a whole have lost faith in a two-state solution, polls show, and the election seemed to bear that out.
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Son lost faith in Neumann in September and helped force his ouster as CEO, and the company suspended its plans to go public.
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"Over very soul as a nation has suffered as the public lost faith in political and social institutions," the independent Vermont senator said.
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But the villagers who live near WWF's parks in southeast Cameroon have lost faith, said Charles Jones Nsonkali, a Cameroonian indigenous rights activist.
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But if his female fans are ok with his "I felt like a raped woman" then I've just lost faith in the world.
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Top aides lost faith in their African-American outreach organizers, whose leadership was replaced and whose team members were scattered across the country.
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If Obama and many pundits have lost faith in the hopes embedded in Obamaism, Bernie Sanders's rise is proof that ordinary liberals haven't.
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But she had lost faith so completely in France's mainstream politicians that anything — even a party long considered taboo — seemed like an improvement.
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But even if you believe that, the fact is that a significant part of the country has lost faith in the justice system.
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The other half of Americans have either lost faith in democracy or never had faith in it to begin with, according to the poll.
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America's political, academic, business, and media elites will launch studies trying to understand why Americans have lost faith in their leaders and their institutions.
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Fahd, who is originally from East Java, says he has lost faith in the protection promised to the nation's people in the Indonesian constitution.
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The opposition has lost faith in dialogue with Maduro's government following meetings in 2016 and 2018 that ended in bitter recriminations and no agreements.
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Last October, a month before the election, another survey showed that 46 percent either "never had faith" or have "lost faith" in American democracy.
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When he reaches the words " freudenlose Welt " ("joyless world"), a slight roughness intrudes, as if he had lost faith in the illusion of song.
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To us, this suggests the critical reason young people have lost faith in capitalism is that it has lost its ability to be fair.
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The rest of Wall Street may have lost faith in Coca Cola's struggling stock, but Jim Cramer is fearlessly standing behind the ubiquitous multinational.
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Some said they lost faith in the company&aposs leadership as they saw the executive ranks packed with people from tobacco and alcohol companies.
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Many in the community have lost faith in the police, and many officers have lost confidence in their ability to do their job effectively.
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How to Delete Facebook and Instagram From Your Life Forever Lost faith in Facebook and Instagram after data leakages, breaches and too much noise?
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But a big part of the shift is caused by the fact that many Americans have lost faith in human nature and human possibility.
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Already, more than 40 percent of Americans have lost faith in our democracy, according to a poll published in the Washington Post last year.
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Even having lost faith in her HR department's ability to follow through, the journalist said she continued urging her colleagues to make formal complaints.
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However, Cryan was ousted earlier this year after investors lost faith that he could return the bank to profitability after three consecutive years of losses.
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For example, after President Trump fired FBI Director James Comey in May 2017, Sanders said it was because FBI employees had lost faith in him.
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In the 18th century Amsterdam's financiers used to lead the world, but they lost faith in the city's future under Napoleon and moved to London.
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House Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer told CNBC on Friday he doesn't blame Americans who may have lost faith in Congress, because he feels their pain.
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In these cities, as in Chicago, residents have lost faith in many of the essential institutions, including the police, the courts and the public schools.
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As a result, many in Israel who genuinely supported peace lost faith in Mr. Peres, including Palestinian citizens of Israel, and he lost the election.
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She was recalled by Trump in May after being told by Deputy Secretary of State John Sullivan that the president had lost faith in her.
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David Popp, a spokesman for the majority leader, said it was "unfair and untrue" to say Mr. McConnell had lost faith in the vice president.
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It is easy to see why many young Afghans might have lost faith in the old guard's ability to make wise decisions about our country.
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Their pursuit of an assailant unexpectedly leads them back to Washington, where Marie, who's been branded a liar, has lost faith in her own memory.
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To add to the existential drama, two satirical mimes occasionally appear, and a monk (Frank Kuenstler) wanders through the proceedings searching for his lost faith.
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Employees said morale at the automaker had plummeted, and top talent has left the company as workers lost faith in Mr. Saikawa's ability to lead.
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More from the Financial Times:May seeks two-year transition to smooth BrexitCarmakers update workers' skills to drive next generationHow US businesses lost faith in globalisation
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It was around the same time she lost faith in the tooth fairy, when she caught my husband putting a few bucks under her pillow.
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I'm very worried that the Republican Party has become a party that has lost faith that it can achieve its policy goals by democratic means.
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A Marxist at 13, she gradually lost faith in the U.S.S.R., without ever talking about it much, and by middle age her position had shifted radically.
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I had long lost faith in storybook solidarity, but I had never expected to see the divide between blacks and Asian-Americans laid out so starkly.
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Verizon. And who thought it was safe to mock the millions of Americans who've lost faith in the FCC's ability to hold the internet's gatekeepers accountable?
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One "Fast Money" trader said he has not lost faith in Nvidia's stock, despite a downgrade from Nomura analysts and a 9 percent tumble on Thursday.
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A year later, the shift back to Conservatives was complete, when the paper publicly announced it had lost faith with Labour under its leader Gordon Brown.
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A similar portion favored another armed intifada, having lost faith in a negotiated peace and the Oslo accords on which Mr. Abbas has staked his career.
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But the market has lost faith in the forward guidance of the Fed, European Central Bank, Bank of Japan and central banks from Mexico to Sweden.
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Our country has lost faith in many of our institutions and a better public accounting of this situation.... can help restore some of that broken trust.
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The negative tone was a turnoff, he says, and he has "kind of lost faith" in the idea that it matters who gets sent to Washington.
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Many of them have been victims of other types of breaches in the past and lost faith in the overall security capabilities of their financial institutions.
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Faced with allegations of drug use, erratic behavior, and earlier defiance in pursuing the IPO even after his largest investor cautioned patience, SoftBank had lost faith.
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Cerberus has lost faith in Achleitner and its desire for change has increased since merger talks with Commerzbank failed earlier this year, according to the sources.
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Ricciardi, a former lawyer, and Demos have been working on the story for more than 10 years but have not lost faith in the judicial system.
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Although he emphasized his "love" for Trump in comments to news outlets, his departure came after the president lost faith in him, according to several sources.
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In turn, the public has lost faith in an agency that now faces crippling tax shortfalls — more than $6 billion in the past two years alone.
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But prosecutors lost faith in her account in July 2017, after learning from other officers that she was not among the first officers on the scene.
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Even after that horrid incident, interest in the topic has waned, and many Syrians have lost faith in journalistic efforts to shed light on their dilemma.
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The Palestinians have lost faith in bilateral talks and now prefer that any negotiation go on in an international forum, where they can have more leverage.
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President Donald Trump may be losing faith in Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó, but Guaidó doesn't seem to have lost faith in the country Trump leads.
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In the age of obliterated benefits and the gig economy, we've lost faith in the perfectibility of our work lives, but not of our home lives.
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Tim Pierotti, who once ran a consumer hedge fund for Martin Shkreli, said he had already lost faith in his boss by the end of 0003.
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"That will spark a war," said Ms. Urdaneta, adding that she had lost faith in both Mr. Maduro and the opposition to fix the country's problems.
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"I had lost faith that our system could do right by women, by women's health, their families, their potential," she wrote in an e-mail Monday morning.
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"People have lost faith in Teva not for what happened, but we don't see where its going," Eldad Tamir, head of the Tamir Fishman Investment House, said.
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So while the shutdown deal held open the option of a future shutdown, in fact, that option had closed, because Senate Democrats had lost faith in it.
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Markets lost faith in polls after they failed to predict that Britain would vote to leave the European Union and that Donald Trump would become U.S. president.
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Prosecutors had lost faith in Flynn after a new set of lawyers said he couldn't say under oath that he intentionally made the false foreign lobbying filing.
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Because I'd lost faith in the judicial system, I knew that this man was the only person who could tell me the real truth of what happened.
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Terraca Rogers Terraca Rogers, who says she has lost faith in the city, now trusts only bottled water to meet the drinking needs of her three children.
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Residents of Chicago, the nation's third-largest city, appear to have lost faith in many of its essential institutions, including the police, courts and the public schools.
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They've kind of almost lost faith in their heroes, and then there's all these other little pop-up satellite Silicon Valley-esque cities starting to come up.
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Mr. Lombardy eventually left the priesthood, his son said, because he had lost faith in the Catholic Church, which he believed was too concerned with amassing wealth.
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It looked great but there was a problem: it was set to come out on the Sega Genesis and publisher Psygnosis had lost faith in the console.
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It happens that in the years when McCain and his fellow P.O.W.s were straining to keep faith with America, much of America had lost faith with them.
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Investors who have lost faith in Staples today would need a drastic change in perspective to buy shares in the same company a few years from now.
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TV's Krystal Ball says Ocasio-Cortez has become a force in Democratic Party Democratic socialist group: Voters lost faith in Democratic Party after 2016 MORE (D-Mich.).
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But in a statement released on Monday, the R.W.A. said that many had "lost faith" in its ability to conduct a fair contest, leading participants to withdraw.
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Earlier this month, he said the FBI's reputation was in "tatters" and that Americans had lost faith in the agency's ability to fairly and objectively conduct investigations.
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In 1997, only 3 percent of Americans had no "trust and confidence in the American people" at all; in 2015, 14 percent of Americans had lost faith.
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Cryan had been in charge since 2015 and his mandate would have expired in 2020, but investors had lost faith that he could return the bank to profitability.
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Ordinary Venezuelans have lost faith in the regime, if not in chavismo, the pro-poor populism espoused by the late Hugo Chávez, who ruled from 1999 until 2013.
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Meanwhile, because of the rotten economy and multiple corruption scandals under investigation, polls show that Brazilians have lost faith in their political class generally -- not just in Rousseff.
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Park Hyung-jun of Sungkyunkwan University says a fair legal decision was essential for South Koreans, who have lost faith in those governing them and in their institutions.
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It's 1973, and this beleaguered record-label executive, played by Bobby Cannavale, has lost faith in the music industry, squandered his sobriety and gotten himself in serious trouble.
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Cryan has been in office less than three years but investors have lost faith that he can return the bank to profitability after three consecutive years of losses.
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Recently retired banker Theresa Oliveira said she had not lost faith in M&S, and she always bought her underwear at the store, but the ranges were confusing.
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Roy Cooper (D) to create a bipartisan task force to investigate the allegations, arguing they lost faith in the state election board's abilities to look into the claims.
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The move was seen as a signal of intent to ratings agencies and investors that had lost faith in Africa's most developed economy under former leader Jacob Zuma.
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They have lost faith in Trump's promise that he would replace Obamacare with something "much better," and they have less faith in the rest of his presidency too.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, defended her statement that "countless" F.B.I. employees had lost faith in James Comey, the F.B.I. director fired by Mr. Trump.
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The White House later claimed that the "rank and file" at the FBI had lost faith in Comey, though then-acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe contradicted that assessment.
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Before the 2016 election even took place, a survey showed that 46 percent of Americans had either lost faith or never had faith in the American democratic system.
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His disillusioned people lost faith both in the European ideal (voting against a draft constitution in 2005) and largely in their own governing class—not least, in him.
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But as in the United States, where Rust Belt voters no longer embrace the Democratic Party, these workers have increasingly lost faith in the parties of the left.
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Americans still have more faith in their own members of Congress than in Congress as a whole, but a growing bloc of voters have lost faith in both.
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Many Israelis, like Palestinians, have long ago lost faith in the peace process after decades of wars, and instead are resigned to the uncomfortable, but sustainable, status quo.
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James Mattis once had similarly harsh rhetoric for the Muslim ban, saying it would lead America's allies to think "we have lost faith in reason," according to Politico.
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Over a tempeh B.L.T., he talked about his hopes for the lawsuit; it was clear he had lost faith in his ability to change things from inside the department.
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The stories didn't have to be true—the public had already lost faith in the fact-checkers—they just had to confirm a certain subset of people's existing beliefs.
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I'd lost faith in the religion of my parents, grandparents, and pioneer ancestors, and found a home in what I now realize amounted to a sort of basic humanism.
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"We have always relied on the truth and have never lost faith that the Festival would take place," Woodstock co-founder Michael Lang told Variety of the court case.
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The Palestinians have said that they have lost faith in the Trump administration to act as a fair mediator and have boycotted the process since last December's Jerusalem announcement.
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The Snowden story had all the ingredients of an epic Stone picture: politics, government conspiracy and, at the center of it all, an American patriot who had lost faith.
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This is concerning, not only because the accused are not given a fair trial, but because it suggests people making the allegations have lost faith in the legal system.
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In November, Malone made it clear in an exclusive interview with CNBC that he hasn't lost faith in the company's ability to compete in the direct to consumer space.
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When that did not happen, she quickly lost faith in any assurances she received and began to believe that she might have seen her daughter for the last time.
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An elections commissioner fled the country a week before the second vote, and the elections commission chair said he had lost faith in the process, but it went ahead.
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Having witnessed the military's cowardice, exploitation of civilian misery and inability to resist the initial attacks, rural constituents lost faith in the state's ability or desire to protect them.
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The closest she's come to an answer is that the Obama-Trump vote was a fed-up rejection of both parties by people who had lost faith in government.
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Many Kashmiris have lost faith in the party, seeing it as having betrayed its mission after it allied itself with the nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party that dominates Indian politics.
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Antony Jenkins was brought in to change the bank's culture, but he was ousted two years ago after directors lost faith in his ability to turn around the company.
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Three months later, prosecutors decided to drop the case after they lost faith in the credibility of the accuser, Nafissatou Diallo, The New York Times reported at the time.
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They have lost faith in the idea of America as a refuge for the desperate, or a balm for the disinherited, or a place for the disenfranchised to start over.
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The Palestinians say they have lost faith in the Trump administration to act as a fair mediator and have boycotted the process since President Donald Trump's Jerusalem announcement in December.
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Just 240% of Americans said they have faith in democracy, and 20103% say they have lost faith in democracy, according to a new Axios/SurveyMonkey poll conducted in late October.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Carillion collapsed on Monday after its banks lost faith in the construction and services company, forcing the government to step in to guarantee major public works contracts.
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Two sources familiar with the situation say Trump's family -- including daughter Ivanka Trump and son-in-law Jared Kushner, among the President's most trusted advisers -- have lost faith in Priebus.
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But after The New York Times reported that Google gave a $90 million exit package to Android founder Andy Rubin after he was accused of sexual harassment, employees lost faith.
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Two sources familiar with the situation said Trump's family -- including daughter Ivanka Trump and son-in-law Jared Kushner, among the President's most trusted advisers -- had lost faith in Priebus.
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The Liberal government is looking to reform the way major projects such as pipelines are assessed and approved on the grounds that Canadians have lost faith in the current system.
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"Markets have lost faith and conviction over BoE policy tightening, we now place a strong emphasis on UK data to guide market policy expectations," said ING FX analyst Viraj Patel.
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"The Saudis have lost faith in the United States to protect them and to be a counterweight against Iran's influence," said Jordan, who recently wrote a book about his experience.
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Democratic voters have also slightly lost faith in Sanders' debate performance, from 58.5% in Insider's first poll to 52%, though he remains close behind Warren and significantly ahead of Biden.
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After three years of losses, a failed regulatory test, several attempts to restructure, a leadership shake-up and a ratings downgrade, many investors have lost faith in Germany's flagship bank.
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"People had lost faith," said Maria Amelia da Silva, 54, at one of the outdoor town hall-style meetings that opposition lawmakers convened in recent days to promote their plans.
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His father is a reverend who never lost faith after his wife's death, while Miles went the other way: His mother's death was the turning point that affirmed his atheism.
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Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch was informed by a top official that Trump had lost faith in her even though she'd "done nothing wrong", according to a copy of her opening remarks.
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In a series of visceral posts on Twitter, the president said he was justified in dismissing Mr. Comey because Democrats and Republicans had lost faith in the F.B.I. director's leadership.
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There was a time when he wanted to be a police officer like one of his uncles, but now he said he had lost faith in the criminal justice system.
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"Markets have lost faith and conviction over BoE policy tightening, [so] we now place a strong emphasis on UK data to guide market policy expectations," said ING FX analyst Viraj Patel.
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At the end of the day, Apple's butterfly keyboard has a much bigger flaw, one that this model's tweaks cannot fix: too many people have simply lost faith in this design.
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While the disappointment was also due to markets expectations of a bigger stimulus, some analysts have said investors in general have lost faith in central banks but expectations still remain high.
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Maybe employees no longer believe in a company's strategy, or direct reports have lost faith in the CEO, or morale has hit a new low, or the CEO has grown detached.
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"The reason they lost faith or trust in General Flynn only last night when they knew for weeks that he had been lying was that it became public," Schiff told MSNBC.
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For the average American watching it, my problem with that is that we have lost both sides, different points have lost faith and credibility in this FBI and then the DOJ.
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Millennials have watched as the government shut down and gridlock stalled progress, and many have lost faith that the government can accomplish anything, let alone something that might actually benefit them.
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Nancy Pelosi (Calif.) — who next year are expected to be the top-ranking Democrats in Congress — each suggested they had lost faith in the FBI chief's ability to perform his job.
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Not only that, but she is never mentioned as someone who has fallen out of favor with Trump, someone he has lost faith in, someone who is clinging to their job.
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But they have lost faith in her ability to control her party or her cabinet, and by her evident timidity when faced by Boris Johnson, her scheming, ambitious, incompetent foreign secretary.
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The goal was something of a reward for the patience of Rangers Coach David Quinn, who said earlier in the day that he had not lost faith in the talented teenager.
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Maxine attended to his every whim and crotchet, never lost faith in his brilliance or potential, and delighted in surrounding him with exactly the sort of frivolous company his wife abhorred.
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Whoever wins will face an uphill battle in a country where many people have lost faith in the political system and most feel that life is harder than it was before.
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TV's Krystal Ball says Ocasio-Cortez has become a force in Democratic Party Democratic socialist group: Voters lost faith in Democratic Party after 2016 MORE (D-Mich.) and Ayanna PressleyAyanna PressleyHill.
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As a cradle Catholic who has lapsed and returned more times than I care to consider, I have a special need for his elegiac asperity when it comes to lost faith.
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Yet in the face of such hostility (some with racial overtones), Mr. Obama never lost faith in his countrymen and always acted on behalf of the many rather than the few.
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Theranos' commercial partners have all but abandoned the company, having lost faith in the startup's claims that its proprietary technology could produce cheaper, accurate blood tests that required using less blood.
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Just 240% of Americans said they have faith in the country's democracy, and 20103% say they have lost faith in democracy, according to a new Axios/SurveyMonkey poll conducted in late October.
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But having lost faith in its rapport with Washington, reports suggest that Apple may move to a so-called zero knowledge setup, in which it would be unable to decrypt iCloud data.
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After the Cologne police failed to protect women from sexual assault, she said, she lost faith in them, even more so when they gave no clear account of events for several days.
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This is the right thing to do and could be enough of a gesture to restore trust from MacBook faithfuls who may have lost faith in the company's commitment to quality products.
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But many ordinary Iranians have lost faith in him because he has not been able to improve the economy despite the lifting of sanctions in January last year under the nuclear deal.
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"In a year where Americans have lost faith in the candidates of both major parties, it's time for a generation of new leadership to step up," McMullin told ABC in a statement.
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I've lost faith at times, during top 100 DJ lists or promotion company IPO's, just to go out on tour again and meet another generation of crowds and audiences who're freaking out.
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Acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe on Thursday directly contradicted a claim by the White House that the "rank and file" at the FBI had lost faith in recently fired Director James Comey.
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While Australia's government said it has not lost faith in the United States as a global leader, the decision to leave the Paris Climate agreement has drawn a wave of global criticism.
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But in the past week or so the US appears to have returned to a confrontational policy on China as it lost faith in Beijing's ability to put the brakes on Pyongyang.
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Republican groups previously canceled their planned advertising in the second open seat, south of Las Vegas, after they lost faith in businessman Danny Tarkanian's (R) ability to beat philanthropist Susie Lee (D).
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We'll have to wait and see if this summertime special restores Chipotle to its former glory, but it's definitely still a great deal for anyone who never lost faith in the chain.
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Mr. Duperreault replaces Peter D. Hancock, who abruptly announced plans to resign as A.I.G.'s chief executive in March after shareholders lost faith in a two-and-a-half-year turnaround effort.
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He didn't name President Donald Trump specifically, but clearly the United States was among the list of nations now led by more nationalistic leaders who have lost faith in the international institution.
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Peter D. Hancock, the current chief executive, said on Thursday that he would resign after shareholders had lost faith in his two-and-a-half-year effort to turn the company around.
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While Democrat and Republican voters in South Florida's most contested counties don't agree on much, there was consensus that the election recount was a trainwreck, and they've lost faith in their electoral system.
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The Petro has been met with skepticism from both crypto-enthusiasts as well as average Venezuelans who have long lost faith that the government responsible for their problems is capable of solving them.
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NEW YORK — Actress Rosario Dawson, a Bernie Sanders supporter, said Friday that some Democrats "lost faith" in President Barack Obama shortly after he took office, leading to the losses of Democratic elected officials.
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Retirement plan sponsors and consultants who have pulled money from Freedom Funds told Reuters that they lost faith in Freedom Funds because of their history of underperformance, frequent strategy changes and rising risk.
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The deal came after activist investors led by Starboard Value LP lost faith in Yahoo Chief Executive Officer Marissa Mayer, who was hired in 24.8, and forced what became a protracted sale process.
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By surrendering the congressional"power of the purse" before they even officially retook control of both houses of Congress, many Tea Party and other conservative Republican voters lost faith in the party establishment.
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That's as much as he might hope for, I suspect, after a year of catastrophic revelations about abusive priests and cardinals, about broken reform efforts and payoffs, about lost faith and institutional decay.
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"People have lost faith in 'one country, two systems,' and through the election they expressed their disappointment," said Sixtus Leung, 30, known as Baggio, one of the newly elected so-called localist candidates.
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Lack of engagement and education too often feed the frustration that we see in politics today: voters dissatisfied with phony political agendas have lost faith in officeholders' ability to resist being self-serving.
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Americans lost faith in our government and politicians because our entire method for determining who is fit to run for higher office is based on the ability to raise enormous sums of cash.
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In the days after the decision, Trump administration officials said the strategy was based on the notion that Israel had lost faith in the U.S. as a committed partner during the Obama administration.
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It's the morning after the day before, which saw a meltdown in financial markets when investors lost faith in policy intervention as the coronavirus laid siege to some of the world's top economies.
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And he's argued that because recent Democratic leaders have been too centrist and too reliant on fundraising from business interests, the American public has lost faith that the party will fight for them.
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Indeed, lately, some of the very scholars and policymakers who once put Nairu at the center of their economic analysis have lost faith that they have a good handle on it at all.
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She said she cried when Mr. Obama was declared the winner, but soon lost faith in his administration because he focused more on gay rights and immigration than the concerns of black people.
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Interviews with Thai officers show that while the military has lost faith in civilian rule, it recognizes that democracy - or the military's version of it - is integral to Thailand's development and international image.
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In the aftermath of a contentious presidential campaign, there are signs that many Americans have lost faith in democracy, with allegations of election fraud, suggestions of Russian involvement, and complaints about the electoral college.
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Jobs reportedly sold nearly all of his shares in Apple after he was forced out of the company in the 1980s, and again in the 1990s when he lost faith in the company's direction.
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The president's continued barrage toward the media comes as polls consistently show a decided majority of Republicans and his supporters have lost faith in the media's ability to do its job objectively and fairly.
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He never lost faith in himself, however, and stuck to some core principles throughout his political career that often placed him outside the mainstream of whatever party to which he belonged at the time.
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VICE News traveled to Avdiivka, the hottest point of contact in the conflict, where Ukrainian military and civilians have both lost faith in the so-called ceasefire and remain trapped in a brutal war.
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His intimate "Blankets" — an autobiographical tale of first love, brotherly failure and lost faith — had won a number of awards, and his success was helping to move the graphic memoir into the American mainstream.
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Daryl Brown, a son of James Brown who is not a party to the recent suit and never challenged his father's will, said that he has lost faith in the South Carolina justice system.
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"The verdict doesn't strike me as a blow against corruption," said Mr. Brunnet, who said he had lost faith in the Workers' Party because he felt it did not do enough to reduce inequality.
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The Palestinians say they have lost faith in the Trump administration's ability to be a neutral arbiter and have signaled that they may refuse to negotiate regardless of what Mr. Kushner's plan offers them.
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Cryan had been in charge since 2015 and his mandate would have expired in 2020, but investors had lost faith that he could return the bank to profitability after three consecutive years of losses.
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Another potential savior is Lee (Luke Wilson), an earnest small-town dentist, who pops in and out of the movie and begins courting Rita just when Ruthie has lost faith in her mother's judgment.
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As directed with masterly force and delicacy by David Cromer, with a matching performance by Reed Birney in the title role, this beautiful drama of lost faith occurs amid a darkness that swallows language.
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TV's Krystal Ball says Ocasio-Cortez has become a force in Democratic Party Democratic socialist group: Voters lost faith in Democratic Party after 2016 MORE (D-Mich.) has introduced legislation to do just that.
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"If you think they are fierce you should see their owner," joked Tony Ginty, 59 and unemployed, a former Labour voter who said he had lost faith in the party and its "plastic" politicians.
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As Americans lost faith in their government in the 1960s and 21974s, they supported new legislation to ensure transparency, including the Freedom of Information Act and the Sunshine Law — and to create ethical rules.
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The Conversation wrote last year that the Japanese government estimated the total cost of the Fukushima at around $188 billion, while polls indicated the Japanese public had lost faith in the safety of nuclear power.
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Indeed, offering differentiated services could boost Twitter's appeal to those who don't use it by solving the "Why do I need Twitter?" question while also providing a differentiated experience for those who have lost faith.
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Makoy Samuel Yibi, the national coordinator for Guinea worm eradication in South Sudan, says Hopkins never lost faith, even when there were outbreaks of the disease and no meaningful reduction in cases was in sight.
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Russia's rouble weakened 2171.36 percent despite soaring oil prices as investors lost faith that sanctions slapped onto Moscow over its involvement in the conflict in eastern Ukraine could be eased amid the latest stand-off.
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Rick Snyder is hoping that a drink of water will help to replenish lost faith in his administration and — perhaps — temper calls for him to resign over his administration's handling of the Flint water crisis.
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The Yahoo deal came after activist investors led by Starboard Value LP lost faith in Yahoo Chief Executive Officer Marissa Mayer, who was hired in 2012, and forced the sale of the company's core assets.
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The Times Businesses have lost faith in the political process, the Institute of Directors warned as research revealed that confidence in the service sector is sinking at its fastest pace since the financial crisis. bit.
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This second version of the story is more fun: the businessmen lost faith in Collins and sent state American Legion commander and pilot, Loy Molumby on an aerial pursuit of Kearns across the United States.
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For a brief time last week, bond investors demanded a higher interest rate on 2-year Treasury bonds than for 10-year Treasury bonds, a potential signal of lost faith in near-term economic growth.
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It has economic inequality rivaling the Gilded Age of the late 19th century and tens of millions of working people who have essentially lost faith in the American economic bargain as living standards have declined.
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White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Thursday stood by her claim that the "rank and file" at the FBI lost faith in ousted Director James Comey, even after the bureau's acting chief contradicted her.
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But after a harsh year when consumers lost faith in how companies like Facebook managed their data, it feels heartening to know that someone in the tech industry is making a browser for the people.
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"The administration chose to defame me and more importantly the F.B.I. by saying the organization was in disarray, that it was being poorly led, that the workforce had lost faith in its leader," he said.
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But for those wondering why the American people have lost faith in higher learning, the answer is straightforward: If we want others to believe in public education, we first have to believe in it ourselves.
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But the real reason that the politics of emulation isn't working the way it once did (and one reason the GOP establishment failed this year) is that Americans have increasingly lost faith in the premise.
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In a resolution, the academics said that they had lost faith in Mr. Ricciardone's stewardship of the university and urged its New York-based board of trustees to immediately begin the search for a successor.
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I think the reason why so many people supported Trump is because they lost faith in this political system and they were tired of feeling like they were being lied to over and over again.
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Microsoft and other device makers were also plagued by a number of issues with Intel's Skylake chipsets, but Myerson dismisses this new support of ARM as a sign that the company has lost faith in Intel.
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The report released Thursday stated that Sanders conceded to the special counsel's office she had a "slip of the tongue" when she told the media that "countless members of the FBI" had lost faith in Comey.
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As Italy's banking centre, Milan could be hit hard if the stalemate were to prompt a financial crisis as investors lost faith in the state's ability to repay its huge debts (more than 130% of GDP).
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The formation of the X-Force marks a huge turning point in the X-Men franchise, because the X-Men have their backs against a wall and Cyclops, their leader, has lost faith in Xavier's teachings.
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China's net gold imports for December via main conduit Hong Kong surged to the highest in more than two years, data showed on Tuesday, as investors lost faith in collapsing stock markets and a weakening currency.
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There is already a considerable cohort of Americans that have lost faith in hitting their top financial priority, and that group could become even larger should a downturn, either at the personal or national level, arise.
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But the first-term senator's appeal among traditional conservatives was no match for Mr. Trump's fiery and uncompromising vow to fight for the interests of average Americans who have lost faith in the country's political leadership.
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A global rout in stock markets, currencies, commodities and bond yields has so far defined 2016 as investors have seemingly lost faith in central banks' abilities to boost inflation, with signs the world economy is stalling.
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"We held this vote because we lost faith, we were fighting a rear-guard position for a lost country," said Hoshyar Zebari, the former Iraqi foreign minister who was the architect of the Kurds' referendum vote.
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Still, in the aftermath of the game, it became clear that the Chiefs never lost faith in Mahomes, who had struggled through three quarters of the game, throwing two interceptions and looking shaking in his accuracy.
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A record low 44 percent voter turnout in the election and the subsequent unrest have revealed the extent to which ordinary Iraqis are fed up with government elites and have lost faith in the political process.
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A significant majority of Americans have lost faith in tech companies' ability to prevent the misuse of their platforms to influence the 2020 presidential election, according to a new study from Pew Research Center, released today.
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"It's just short of Kim Jong Un himself saying it ... but it's getting very close to the point where Kim Jong Un says kind of directly to Trump that I've lost faith in you," Delury said.
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According to Mueller's final report about Russian interference in the 2016 election, Sanders admitted she had no basis for suggesting that "countless members of the FBI" had lost faith in Comey at the time of his firing.
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Investors lost faith in them in the wake of the 2014 crude price slump as returns struggled to match previous performance and the construction of new pipelines, which these entities relied upon to generate higher profits, slowed.
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The depiction of her as disconsolate and having lost faith in her connection with the Lord of Light is one of the first moments of season six that genuinely influences how we need to understand the books.
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But if there can be any silver lining to such a deadly and horrific storm, it's that in Americans' response to it, we gave those who lost faith in humanity two weeks earlier reason to believe again.
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Separately, U.S. investor Cerberus, a major shareholder in Deutsche Bank has lost faith in lender's chairman Paul Achleitner and is pushing for him to be replaced, the Financial Times reported, citing three people familiar with the matter.
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In 2006, according to his account, he lost faith in jihadism and turned on his terrorist comrades to become an informer for the Danish intelligence service, as well as for agencies in Britain and the United States.
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"No, I think the President had lost faith in her for reasons that are known to him, and I just don't think there's a problem," said the South Carolina Republican and chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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But Daniel's younger sister, Amantha (Abigail Spencer), never lost faith in his innocence, and she's been sleeping with the liberal Jewish lawyer she lobbied to work on his behalf—the big-city Reuben to her Norma Rae.
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How could I have lost faith in the city that gave me life, the city where my son was born, where I learned to double Dutch jump rope, bought my first house, got my first big job?
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I've traveled all around the country, talking to voters of all stripes who have lost faith in the ability of both political parties and our government to be able to represent them and provide for meaningful change.
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For all the series' attempts to ape Twin Peaks in its visuals or tell resonant stories about what happens when one spouse has lost faith while the other still has it, it couldn't overcome that central failure.
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The public became disaffected for a reason The first thing is to note that members of the public have a lot of legitimate reasons to have lost faith in institutions, and to feel disaffected and angry right now.
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"I loved UConn, but I lost faith in it as an institution when it allowed my scholarship to be illegally taken away so abruptly and crassly in the middle of the school year, violating all trust I had."
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I suspect that one reason for Brexit and Trump is not that people have lost faith in democracy but that many have the kind of unthinking faith in it that allows them to believe it can survive anything.
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China's net gold imports for December via main conduit Hong Kong surged to the highest in more than two years, data showed, as investors lost faith in collapsing stock markets and a weakening currency and snapped up bullion.
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For a brief time last week bond investors also demanded a higher interest rate on 2-year Treasury bonds than for 10-year Treasury bonds, often construed as a sign of lost faith in near-term economic growth.
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Big love involves a confidence that one can use power well, but today Americans are suspicious of power, have lost faith in leaders and big institutions and feel a sense of impotence in the face of big problems.
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For a brief time last week, bond investors also demanded a higher interest rate on 2-year Treasury bonds than for 10-year Treasury bonds, often construed as a sign of lost faith in near-term economic growth.
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Democrats should be unflinching about the importance of these investigations even if there's no political upside to them, because a complete accounting of what happened is critically important to restoring lost faith in the integrity of U.S. elections.
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"People have lost faith in one country, two systems, and through the election they expressed their disappointment," one of the newly elected lawmakers, Sixtus Leung, 30, known as Baggio, said on Monday morning after learning of his victory.
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To get to Oppenheimer, Kheifets set his sights on Eltenton, who had worked at a research institute in Russia in the 1930s and never lost faith in the revolution, even as friends and colleagues vanished during Stalin's purges.
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"We never lost faith," Mahomes said on television moments after the game ended and about a half-hour after the play that transformed him from the N.F.L.'s most promising superstar into the Super Bowl's most valuable player.
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TV's Krystal Ball says Ocasio-Cortez has become a force in Democratic Party Democratic socialist group: Voters lost faith in Democratic Party after 2016 MORE (D-Mich.) and Illhan Omar (D-Minn.) — to ever be elected into Congress.
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Not only have Republicans turned against free trade since Trump began campaigning, but a December 3-393 Economist/YouGov poll found that these same voters have lost faith in the fairness of the free market as a whole.
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The previous decade had been littered with collapses when a country borrowed too much and its creditors finally lost faith in it — from Mexico in 1994 to Thailand, Malaysia and South Korea in 20083 to Russia in 1998.
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But Access said in October that it was curtailing plans to expand to new locations, and Alphabet has clearly lost faith in the idea of running fiber optic cables right into people's homes, at least in the traditional way.
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After the failure of the peace process and the subsequent violence of the Second Intifada, Israelis lost faith in a two-state solution and are increasingly punishing parties associated with it and elevating ones that threaten to torpedo it.
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He's undermined our NATO allies, he's taken us out of the JCPOA (Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, the Iran nuclear agreement) and the TPP (Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal) and really the international community has lost faith in America.
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"I have lost faith and confidence in your ability to continue to serve as a member of the Salt Lake City Police Department," Salt Lake Police Chief Mike Brown wrote in a letter to Payne obtained by Deseret News.
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The Hill's Katie Bo Williams was there and has the story: McCabe on Thursday directly contradicted a claim by the White House that the "rank and file" at the FBI had lost faith in recently fired Director James Comey.
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This mystical novel tracks the parallel journeys of two New Yorkers: Jules Epstein, unmoored, in his late sixties, by the deaths of his parents; and the narrator, a novelist who has lost faith in her craft and her marriage.
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After being repeatedly groped, taunted and criticized by the patriarch of her Norwegian host family, a man she called "Far" (father), the teenage Braverman lost faith that she could withstand the brutal realities of the land she once loved.
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"There are enough people who lost faith in me that it's time to step aside and let there be a new voice for the 85033th district in Washington, so I am not going to run for reelection," he said.
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Although A. L. Kennedy's novel came into being before the Brexit vote and the subsequent pratfalls of so many British politicians, her Londoners have already lost faith in the machinery of the state and are spoiling for a fight.
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YOU'RE GIVING US TRUST ISSUES: During a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing, Acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe directly contradicted a White House claim that the "rank and file" at the FBI had lost faith in recently fired Director James Comey.
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Even if an executive or founder does want to sell stock, they need to be careful about not timing any sales to create the impression that they have lost faith in the company, or were trading on nonpublic information.
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"Due to recent events in RWA, many in the romance community have lost faith in RWA's ability to administer the 2020 RITA contest fairly, causing numerous judges and entrants to cancel their participation," a statement from the RWA read.
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Inflation expectations, she said, remain stable, and show no sign that businesses or households have lost faith that the Fed will let inflation slip, she said, rebutting perhaps the main argument of policymakers who feel interest rates should be cut soon.
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During a wide-ranging talk, the vice chairman of the industrial conglomerate said he hasn't lost faith in Wells Fargo, which had to pay a $185 million fine relating to the creation of accounts for millions of customers without their knowledge.
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FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida — Democratic and Republican voters in South Florida's two most contested counties don't agree on much, but on this they do: that the election recount has been a giant mess and that they've lost faith in their electoral system.
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The causes were many and varied: Investors lost faith in Erdogan's will to allow central bank independence, Turkey's current account deficit kept widening and inflation skyrocketed, Turkish businesses struggled under mounting foreign-denominated debt and Washington threatened sanctions over diplomatic crises.
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JERUSALEM — Israel's defense minister abruptly announced his resignation on Friday, saying he had lost faith in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and was "fearful for Israel's future" after his job had apparently been offered to a rival in a far-right party.
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Hadelich eventually lands on F-sharp, the clinching note of the D-major triad, but, by the time the orchestra has joined him there, he seems to have lost faith in that note, and keeps falling back to F-natural.
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Oil prices rose after dropping in recent weeks to levels not seen since the end of last year as investors lost faith in a deal between the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and non-OPEC producers to reduce output.
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From mobile home parks in Florida and factory towns in Michigan, to Virginia's coal country, where as many as one in five adults live on Social Security disability payments, disenchanted Republican voters lost faith in the agenda of their party's leaders.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - CME Group Inc said on Monday it plans to adjust its hard red winter wheat futures contracts, after some U.S. farmers said they had lost faith in the market because it was not converging with local cash prices.
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Oil prices have dropped in recent weeks to levels not seen since the end of last year as investors lost faith in a deal between OPEC and non-OPEC producers to reduce output, while U.S. shale oil production has risen sharply.
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If you've lost faith in universal progress, if you think everything is a zero-sum scramble for slices of a stagnant or shrinking pie, then of course you are going to see your ethnic identity marker as essential and all defining.
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"There are enough people who lost faith in me that it's time to step aside and let there be a new voice for the 6th district in Washington, so I am not going to run for re-election," Mr. Barton said.
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You get the feeling Mr. Lepage had lost faith in his problematic machine — or perhaps had run out of time for sophistication — by the final two "Ring" operas, in which the planks become little more than a curtain for projections.
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Congress isn't interested in working on immigration bills that Trump won't sign, and many of them have lost faith that they can design a bill that Trump will sign — because they don't trust him to stay consistent about what he wants.
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"Because there are so many people disengaged with politics, there are so many people who have been part of the major parties that have just lost faith in them, that is where we're going to see our growth," Ms. Patten said.
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Melissa Colyer, the principal of the Center for Alternative and Progressive Education, a school for children with special needs in Scioto County, said she lost faith in the county agency years ago, when she was working in the county's schools.
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TV's Krystal Ball says Ocasio-Cortez has become a force in Democratic Party Democratic socialist group: Voters lost faith in Democratic Party after 2016 MORE (D-Mich.) and Alexandria Ocasio-CortezAlexandria Ocasio-CortezIvanka Trump's talk at tech conference ignites backlash Hill.
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But a series of startups in fintech, which owes much of its success to the global financial crisis of 21-20.7602, when people lost faith in banks and other financial institutions and sought alternatives, are already showing their adaptive mettle.
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Mr. Abdullah's allies say they have lost faith in the election commission for relaxing its validity criteria after the voting, allowing ballots that should have been discarded to be either included in the tally or sent for auditing and a recount.
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King faced obstacles larger and more enduring than presidents or election cycles, yet he never lost faith in the capacity for citizens to recognize their own humanity in the lives of others and to use this knowledge and empathy to transform the world.
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Some of the pressure on yuan funding has also been on account of a drying up of yuan deposits in Hong Kong as investors steadily lost faith in a currency which fell 6.6 percent in 2016, its biggest annual fall since 1994.
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Officials have said they will contract with private companies to maintain, secure and clean the area, an idea that has been mostly applauded by archaeologists and tourism operators, many of whom have lost faith in the state's ability to run the site.
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Throughout August, the supposed Satoshi and prominent Bitcoin investor Tim Draper were in discussions for an initial coin offering based on the new coin blockchain — talks that seem to have abruptly dropped off when Draper lost faith in the scheme late last week.
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For anyone who's lost faith in romance as a general concept, or in reality TV's ability to engineer love, we have a happy story for you: Bachelor/Bachelor in Paradise alums Ashley Iaconetti and Jared Haibon are finally dating in real life.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders pushed that narrative further, alleging that Comey's firing was recommended not just by Rosenstein but also by a bipartisan group of officials and lawmakers — and even a bunch of FBI employees — who had all lost faith in Comey's abilities.
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The basics: Trump wrote in a letter to Comey that while he appreciated their three previously undisclosed conversations during which Comey had told Trump there was no FBI probe into Russia, he had lost faith in his ability to lead the Bureau.
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According to reports at the time, the company's board lost faith in Laplanche after it was informed that $3 million in Lending Club's loans had been sold to the bank Jefferies with falsified dates, and that Laplanche himself had undisclosed conflicts of interest.
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When I calculated what my salary would be in a few years with a 1% to 3% annual raise, I lost faith that I would be able to have the lifestyle I wanted and pay off my loans in a timely way.
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"I don't think the Chief Justice wants to be remembered as the Chief Justice who presided over the court at the time that the public lost faith in the court, and began to regard it as just another partisan institution," Gornstein added.
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" Mr. Kompass resigned this year, explaining in a statement that he had lost faith in the United Nations, where, he said, "the benefit to the individual of not behaving ethically is perceived as greater than the cost of taking an ethical stance.
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DHAKA (Reuters) - Emdadul Islam's three-decade career in Bangladesh's garment trade has seen the industry hit by riots, labor unrest, power shortages and safety scandals, but he had never lost faith in its ability to weather the latest crisis and continue to grow.
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But at the same time, many Puerto Ricans have lost faith in their own elected officials, and they harbor some hope that the oversight board will help show the way out of the legal and financial maze in which they are lost.
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That it took so long for Bencic to finally reach a Grand Slam semi-final when it had once seemed like such success would be a certainty, she said she never lost faith during the arduous journey even when it seemed most improbable.
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"There are enough people who lost faith in me that it's time to step aside and let there be a new voice for the 6th district in Washington, so I am not going to run for re-election," he told the newspaper.
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Relatively few in number, about 200, roughly half of them from local villages, Hizbul Mujahedeen is the larger of two militant organizations and has widespread support from a populace that has lost faith in dialogue to resolve differences with the Indian government.
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TV's Krystal Ball says Ocasio-Cortez has become a force in Democratic Party Democratic socialist group: Voters lost faith in Democratic Party after 2016 MORE (Mich.), Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarOmar rips Trump on new Iran sanctions: 'This is not a measured response' Hill.
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As she witnessed the tectonic shifts in American life wrought by, among other things, the counterculture, she admittedly lost faith in "the social contract," but did not turn left for solutions; rather, she staked a claim as a kind of ideological outsider.
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In that interview, Sanders admitted that she provided reporters with baseless information about the firing of FBI Director James Comey, according to the Mueller report, conceding that she had no basis for claiming that "countless members of the FBI" had lost faith in Comey.
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A senior Trump campaign aide added later Friday that Trump lost faith in Manafort a couple of weeks ago, feeling like Manafort wasn't quick enough with answers to his questions, instead offering to look into an issue or get him a report on it.
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Trump argued that Americans have lost faith in the US justice system as a result of the investigation into Clinton's private email server -- which produced no indictments -- and said simply "let's see how it all works out," addressing the FBI's latest review of emails.
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"People have lost faith in the agencies that are supposed to protect them — look what happened in Flint," said Mr. Kennedy, an environmental lawyer who was also involved in the case against BP over the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010.
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After three years of losses at Deutsche Bank, a failed stress test in the U.S., several attempts to restructure, a leadership shake-up and a ratings downgrade, many investors have lost faith in Germany's biggest bank, whose shares have fallen by 40 percent this year.
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Divided America still harbours some pockets of swing voters: think of married mothers of school-age children who voted for Barack Obama in 2008 but lost faith in him as he seemed to expand government too far, turning to the Republican Mitt Romney in 2012.
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It's a combination that will be familiar to fans of Mr. le Carré's George Smiley books, in which marital infidelity — with its convulsions of deception and betrayal — is at once personal and political, an ingenious tradecraft means of attack and a maker of lost faith.
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The result is that many Europeans have lost faith in their government institutions and turned to populist movements or nationalist leaders like Mr. Orban who promise to protect their jobs, way of life and security by closing national borders and rejecting pan-European solutions.
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Knocking doors in Bannockburn, the Scottish National Party candidate, Alyn Smith, says his priority is to "stop Brexit and to focus on the things that matter to people here," adding that Scots had lost faith in what they thought was a partnership of equals.
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TV's Krystal Ball says Ocasio-Cortez has become a force in Democratic Party Democratic socialist group: Voters lost faith in Democratic Party after 2016 MORE (D-Mich.) and Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarOmar rips Trump on new Iran sanctions: 'This is not a measured response' Hill.
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The whole idea that you can imagine a different future for yourself and your family and then reach for it, it's a fundamental notion about what we're about, is something a whole lot of folks have lost faith in or are losing confidence in.
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At a time when so many people have lost faith in government or been cowed into silence or been sucked into yet another pointless Twitter war, it's bracing to remember Ms. Ivins's unrelenting joy in fighting for what was nothing more than right and fair.
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"The Chinese have lost faith in the domestic equities market and remain cautious towards the property market - which left gold as one of the more sensible investments," said Samson Li, a Hong Kong-based analyst with GFMS, a metals consultancy owned by Thomson Reuters.
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Throughout my nine months of misadventures with doctors who were unable to diagnose my condition, I had lost faith in Western medicine and had chosen to treat my illness with a protocol I had found in the worst place for health information there is: the internet.
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IN THE past year, sterling has depreciated by 133% in trade-weighted terms, as investors have lost faith in the British economy following the vote to leave the EU. This makes it one of the world's worst-performing currencies, alongside the Nigerian naira and the Azerbaijani manat.
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Leader Aung San Suu Kyi is due to attend the Singapore meetings this week while Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad, attending his first multilateral summit since returning to power in May, has served notice he has lost faith in the Nobel peace laureate over the issue.
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WILKES BARRE, Pa. — Donald Trump moves into the Oval Office on Friday as the most disliked president to do so in recent memory, but many voters in this blue collar area who helped him win the White House have not lost faith amid a bizarre transition.
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The BIS data, taking in the third quarter of 2015 and a partial reading of the fourth quarter, showed that companies and rich Chinese individuals exchanged yuan held in offshore locations such as Hong Kong and Singapore for dollars as they lost faith in the currency.
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Wall Street and industry researchers haven't lost faith in Netflix, but they're keeping a close eye on subscriber growth in the quarters to come to evaluate how much runway Netflix has in the US. "They will need to be more careful moving forward," one analyst said.
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After three years of losses, a failed stress test in the United States, several attempts to restructure, a leadership shake-up and a ratings downgrade, many investors have lost faith in Germany's biggest bank, the shares of which have fallen by about 46 percent this year.
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Leader Aung San Suu Kyi is due to attend the Singapore meetings this week while Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad, attending his first multilateral summit since returning to power in May, has served notice he has lost faith in the Nobel peace laureate over the issue.
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For three hours, we talked about the satisfaction they got from making things with their hands, despite the toll factory work had taken on their bodies, and how they had lost faith in the institutions that once supported their communities: government, churches, unions and political parties.
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While nearly two-thirds of large employers still contract with a dedicated pharmacy benefit management firm to handle their drug costs, they've lost faith with the PBM rebate model, according to a new NBGH survey of large employers who collectively provide coverage for 19 million people.
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Their decision could depend on an array of obstacles, not least that one of the two sides in the decades-old conflict – the Palestinians – say they have lost faith in the Trump administration to act as a fair mediator and have boycotted the process since last December's Jerusalem announcement.
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The increase in short contracts came as speculators have increasingly lost faith in U.S. President Donald Trump's ability to pass his proposed tax cuts and infrastructure spending plans, which were expected to pump up growth and inflation, increasing the pace of interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve.
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A group of nuns and other religiously affiliated investors have lost faith in embattled Wells Fargo and filed a shareholder resolution calling on the bank to report on the root causes of a fake accounts scandal that led to a $190 million settlement struck with regulators last month.
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But people with knowledge of the hedge fund's strategy, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said that the firm had lost faith in Yahoo's ability to find a turnaround strategy that would work and then doubted the company's sincerity in exploring a sale of its mainstay web operations.
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"It's no wonder the American people have lost faith in the I.R.S." The controversy over political targeting at the I.R.S. was the genesis of many congressional hearings and probes, and it has continued to haunt its current commissioner, John Koskinen, whom Mr. Obama tapped to stabilize the agency.
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Perhaps the biggest sign that global investors have lost faith is that for the first time since 1988 (when only the bravest souls invested in these countries), investors have pulled more money out of emerging markets than they have put in, according to research by the Institute of International Finance.
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BOSTON(Reuters) - A group of nuns and other religiously-affiliated investors have lost faith in embattled Wells Fargo & Co and filed a shareholder resolution calling on the bank to report on the root causes of a fake accounts scandal that led to a $190 million settlement struck with regulators last month.
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Here are comments on their detention from governments, politicians, human rights groups, journalists and press freedom advocates around the world: - The New York Times said in an editorial on Saturday that releasing the two journalists immediately "would help restore at least some lost faith" in Aung San Suu Kyi's government.
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At the end of 2014, Alonso, then 20143 and a two-time world champion — winning in 2005 and 2006, while driving with the Renault team — left the team to join McLaren, saying he had lost faith in Ferrari's ability to win the drivers' title during the years remaining in his career.
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Maimane began his political career as a member of the A.N.C. "As a Sowetan, pre-1994, politics were racial: you had to have a party that was against the system that oppressed the race, and that was the A.N.C." But Maimane lost faith in the Party's ability to govern under Zuma.
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Many Americans, though certainly not all, have also lost faith in the investigation being conducted by Special Counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE.
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In that scenario, as bankers lost faith in the system, America's colossal need to finance its national debt through borrowing in the bond markets would mean paying higher and higher interest rates to finance that debt, leading the world's largest economy into the exact same death spiral of unaffordable repayments as the Greeks.
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ESPN fantasy ownership: 64.8%Week 2 stats: 82 rushing yards, one touchdown — 15.9 fantasy pointsOne thing to know: Some fantasy owners lost faith in Barber after a dismal Week 1 performance, but on Sunday he showed that he's still the top running back in Tampa Bay and should be starting in most lineups.
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But they said they lost faith in its leadership as they saw middle and upper management ranks get filled by people with regulation and compliance experience from tobacco and alcohol companies, like the vice president of US marketing, Gary Ross, and the senior vice president of US commercial, Kevin Cooke, one source said.
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Writing for the site on Monday, Wittes and his colleagues cited the emails as evidence that White House officials, including Trump and then-Deputy Press Secretary Sarah Sanders, were disingenuous when they claimed FBI agents had lost faith in Comey as a central part of the White House pretext to fire him.
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But it's still unclear exactly why: Pentagon leadership says it lost faith in Spencer and that Trump officially ordered that Gallagher should keep his pin; Trump claims he was angry about naval programs along with the Gallagher issue, and the former Navy secretary says he resigned due to his oath to the Constitution.
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" When asked how she would respond to people like Masy, who have lost faith in the government to help them, Rakotoarison said that due to the extreme level of poverty in the southern region, "people tend to wait for permanent government assistance, but the government does not have the means to offer continuous help.
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Treasury yields had started to pick up after the delayed Q4 GDP report suggested prices could be picking up, but bond investors have lost faith and Tuesday's weak core CPI data (1.5% year-over-year and the first month-over-month reading below 0.2% in 6 months) closed the coffin on any further upward momentum.
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Walsh has said he lost faith in Trump after the 28503 Helsinki summit, in which Trump stood next to Russian President Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinTrump, the G-22019 and the absence of American leadership The Hill's Morning Report - Dem lawmakers put guns, hate groups on fall agenda Alyssa Milano: The key to beating Trump?
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At a time when large majorities of Americans have lost faith in government, does the fact that the Chief Justice is presiding over an impeachment trial in which Republican senators have thus far refused to allow witnesses or evidence, contribute to the loss of legitimacy of the Chief Justice, the Supreme Court and the Constitution?
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The story of Rome's fall is both complicated and relatively straightforward: The state became too big and chaotic; the influence of money and private interests corrupted public institutions; and social and economic inequalities became so large that citizens lost faith in the system altogether and gradually fell into the arms of tyrants and demagogues.
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"At a time when large majorities of Americans have lost faith in government, does the fact that the chief justice is presiding over an impeachment trial in which Republican senators have thus far refused to allow witnesses or evidence contribute to the loss of legitimacy of the chief justice, the Supreme Court, and the Constitution?" he read. WOW.
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While many Yahoo workers are keeping their heads down, just doing their jobs, others have lost faith in Ms. Mayer's leadership, according to conversations with more than 15 current and former employees from all levels of the company, most of whom spoke on the condition of anonymity because of continuing ties to Yahoo and its strict policy against leaks.
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"In a time defined by vitriolic hyper partisanship and when people have lost faith in their government's fundamental ability to address the critical challenges of our time – in particular, the growing income inequality in our country, New York State has once again come together to get things done," he wrote in a statement after the budget was finalized.
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Roger WilliamsJohn (Roger) Roger WilliamsDemocratic socialist group: Voters lost faith in Democratic Party after 2016 On The Money: Pelosi, Trump tout deal on new NAFTA | McConnell says no trade vote until impeachment trial wraps up | Lawmakers push spending deadline to Thursday Pelosi announces support for new Trump NAFTA deal MORE, who was first elected to Congress in 2013.
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" The leak of hundreds of mean and offensive private text messages among Mr. Rosselló and members of his inner circle became the catalyst for political unrest once people had lost faith in their leaders, Dr. Pantojas García said: "Now there's a crisis of legitimacy for the governorship and the traditional parties that have alternated power in recent decades.
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While the company has taken the best possible measures to protect customers from further risk, a survey taken before the full recall noted that 34 percent of Note 7 owners said that they had lost faith in Samsung altogether and would not be purchasing another phone from them, and a huge 81 percent of these customers had only ever owned Samsung phones.
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" He added in a statement to The New York Times, "In a year where Americans have lost faith in the candidates of both major parties, it's time for a generation of new leadership to step up … It's never too late to do the right thing, and America deserves much better than either Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton can offer us.
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Donald 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's victory was powered by working class white Americans who lost faith in their ability to achieve the American dream.
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And now the base has lost faith in their quisling leaders and turned to a guy who seems like he really won't give up, who seems like he really isn't cowed by the media or Washington elites, who seems like he believes what they believe and recognizes the stakes are high enough that something needs to be done about it.
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"Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonRosenstein on his time in Trump administration: 'We got all the big issues right' Trump campaign planning Iowa rally ahead of Democratic caucuses: report #IvotedforHillaryClinton trending amid rising tensions with Iran MORE lost to Trump and people lost faith in the Democratic Party," said Megan Svoboda, a national political committee member at DSA, in an interview with Hill.
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Police records and legal correspondence reviewed by Business Insider, as well as interviews with half a dozen people close to the family and the secretive firm that manages its affairs, describe a culture of distrust in which employees have lost faith in the organization's concern for rank-and-file workers and question its capacity to adequately address serious workplace issues.
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One, if not the only, meaning of Brexit is that, having lost faith in glib promises of a globalization for all, the other part of the nation — the losers, the shutout and the disdained — have decided, in desperation, to make a sovereign gesture: to change the rules by returning to nation-state politics in order to have a go at leveling things up.
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An official with the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) argued Tuesday that many voters lost faith in the Democratic Party following President TrumpDonald John TrumpPence: Intelligence shows Iran directing militias not to attack U.S. targets Mnuchin aims to wait until end of 2628 to disclose Secret Service costs for Trump's travel: report Pressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment MORE's victory in 28500.
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For Americans who have lost faith in their government — frustrated by a hyper-partisan era in which left and right often can't even agree on such elementary tautologies as fact is fact, and truth is truth — the responsiveness of these public servants is a sorely needed reminder: There is another part of government, which is entirely unelected, that continues to function and uphold our democracy.
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This fall, Bustos said, her party should tell voters: "We know that you lost faith in us as Democrats, but we're asking you to put faith back in us again, because we're going to focus on the things that matter to you" — what she called "bread-and-butter" issues, like bringing down the price of prescription drugs, expanding access to trade and vocational schools, and making student loan debt more manageable.
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Kennan had long lost faith in them and we might be grateful in this election to Republican nominee Donald 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 for ignoring them, as well, to force a season of fresh thinking.
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Joel Simon: The world looks to America to defend press freedom Diane and James Foley: How to seek justice, for journalists and for all Christian Amanpour: No free press, no democracy SE Cupp: Why conservatives lost faith in mainstream media Julian Zelizer: What Trump won't tweet: 4 reasons for a free press Jonathan Peters: The newspaper ad that changed everything Sonja West: When the President stopped the presses RonNell Andersen Jones: Value your constitutional rights?
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She seemed almost to exhale the accumulated strain of the last year and a half as she began to describe in detail the moment when she lost faith in the police investigation of Gray's death, when she realized that she didn't trust the internal review to uncover the truth and felt compelled to turn the glaring light of the prosecutor's office onto the family of blue that she'd known all her life.
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You must never confuse faith that you will prevail in the end — which you can never afford to lose — with the discipline to confront the most brutal facts of your current reality, whatever they might be… I never lost faith in the end of the story, I never doubted not only that I would get out, but also that I would prevail in the end and turn the experience into the defining event of my life, which, in retrospect, I would not trade.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders misled press about FBI agents' morale with agency's leadership White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders admitted she misled the press when she said in May 6900 that she spoke with "countless" FBI agents who had lost faith in former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey2628 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 28503 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE shortly before his firing.
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardPoll: Biden remains ahead of Sanders by 85003 points Comedian who predicted Trump's rise names Yang, Gabbard as top 2020 contenders Key moments in the 2020 Democratic presidential race so far MORE (D-Hawaii) and businessman Andrew YangAndrew YangPoll: Biden remains ahead of Sanders by 10 points Comedian who predicted Trump's rise names Yang, Gabbard as top 2020 contenders Reproductive revolution: Ending black maternal health inequities in 2020 MORE stand the best chance in making that appeal, arguing that voters have lost faith in seasoned politicians.
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