Shorten said Hawke's passing made him more determined to win.
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Maybe it's more determined by the issues you work with.
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I feel sad, but I also feel furious, more determined.
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But that only made her more determined to resurrect Wigstock.
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I can absolutely say that we're more determined than ever.
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We need a more determined way to sound the alarm.
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I think he's more determined now to win than ever.
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That is making him all the more determined to protect China's.
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Just way more determined to do everything as well as possible.
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The Madisons found strength to rise again, stronger and more determined.
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I have a found a new voice, a more determined voice.
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Instead of scaring her, this incident has made Nanette more determined.
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We must be stronger, more determined and more united than ever.
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She shows us something more determined than a cat in heat.
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But after everything they went through, he became even more determined.
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"The protesters are a lot more determined this time," he said.
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"His personality means the stronger the opposition, the more determined he is."
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From thereon out, she was only more determined to fulfil her ambitions.
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"We are more determined than ever to make it successful," Merkel said.
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But it has made her all the more determined to keep fighting.
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Instead, the less investigators found, the more determined and expansive they became.
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Sure, some of my more determined contemporaries did ascend to genuine achievements.
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This has made Lee even more determined to keep his business going.
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"I've rarely seen a more determined and skilled tactician," Feingold told me.
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But we are even more determined—and we will continue to fight back.
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In the future, we will be more determined to work with US companies.
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America's efforts to frustrate China may only serve to make it more determined.
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"This will make Wengui more determined to fight these bad guys," he wrote.
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We must come back here on July 13 more determined that ever before.
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"The more people yell at me, the more determined I get," Cini said.
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She didn't expect to, and so said she felt more determined than devastated.
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It made me more determined than ever to prove I'm still primetime champion.
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His victory has made American prosecutors more determined, which may not help Mr Lynch.
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"He was more determined than all of us," his friend Billy Jeanfrancois, 14, said.
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That only made him more determined to show a different side to their lives.
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Will Europe shape outcomes or instead be shaped by more determined and coherent actors?
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The scare made Shatner even more determined to embrace every day as a gift.
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"I am more determined than ever to fight and to speak out," she said.
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And she became more determined than ever to one day become a registered nurse.
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But I told him my faith had made me a better, more determined journalist.
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And when we face hardship, we emerge closer, stronger and more determined than ever.
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Probably even he'll be that much more determined to nip me in the bud.
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You just have to convince them that you're the more determined, attentive, effective workhorse.
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Her story is about walking through flames and emerging changed, warier and more determined.
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But they also face a persistent challenge: The people seem more determined than ever.
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I leave the Vatican more determined than ever to pursue PEACE in our world. pic.twitter.
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That may be a sign of more determined opposition to additional easing than recognised hitherto.
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She said that growing up, she was more determined and focused than her brother was.
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"Quite to the contrary, they could make the government even more determined," he told Reuters.
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"Every challenge I'd ever faced has made made me stronger and more determined," Biles writes.
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So she headed home, all the more determined to make Merci the next big thing.
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And his pressure will become far more determined if economic growth shows signs of slowing.
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But she said the setback has made her more determined to come back to Canada.
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"We must come back here on July 5 more determined than ever before," said Rep.
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It has also made her all the more determined to see Clinton elected, she said.
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That has made her more determined to vote Republican in the midterm elections next month.
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Injustice will only make Hongkongers more determined, resolute and tenacious in our cause for democracy.
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Johan Caldera, a friend of Mr. Lander's, said he was even more determined to protest.
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"I think probably it will make people even more determined to get tax reform," Rep.
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"As the alcohol levels in our blood increased, we became more determined," Mr. Winetraub recalled.
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Just seems like they came out a little more determined than we were in the beginning.
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Her daily life is never free of pain, but that has only made her more determined.
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Mr Trump set out to intimidate Iran this week: he may have left it more determined.
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They weren't any bigger than me, but they were a lot more determined than I was.
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The differences showed fragmentation was more determined by age groups and location than by economic class.
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"Parents are becoming more determined to give their kids specialized knowledge over the summer," Paris said.
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And no one was more determined to reform the image of his fellow immigrants than he.
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But one thing was for sure: Omarosa sounded more determined than ever to win this season.
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Instead, he was focused, resolute and more determined than ever to study hard and return home.
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If anything, he says, the latest criticism has made him more determined to speak his mind.
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The show is flashier now, and more determined to offer end-to-end pop-star power.
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I am now a stronger, more determined person and 100 percent more positive about my life.
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This makes the established power feel insecure and all the more determined to defend the status quo.
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Despite his setbacks, he holds an unwavering positive outlook on life and is more determined than ever.
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Rehder's frustration with Missouri's failure to enact a PDMP has made her more determined as a legislator.
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Watching The Hate U Give made me even more determined to expand my activism in different forms.
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Instead of giving up or reexamining the sin he was contemplating, he appeared to become more determined.
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Previous pledges to close Dadaab have come and gone, yet this time the government seems more determined.
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I have never seen our party more determined to deny the White House to the other guy.
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Mr. Mehta's approach remains long on vegetables, and he is more determined than ever to promote sustainability.
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Rosén has only become more alarmed and more determined to reduce emissions from air travel since then.
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"The tragedy at Emanuel made me even more determined to bring this to fruition," Mr. Riley said.
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I am more determined than ever to fight alongside you to make health care a human right.
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The ruling and the warm reception have left the Surin family even more determined to create change.
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It is no more definite, no more determined than any of us were in such a state.
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Khloé Kardashian is more determined than ever to stay healthy now that she's going to be a mom.
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"Scientists are more angry, more terrified and more determined than ever to hold our leaders accountable," he said.
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Is this not the time when Europe needs more determined leadership than ever, rather than politicians abandoning ship?
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MNUCHIN: The president is more determined to have a good deal then he is worried about any deadline.
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Now, empowered by his second chance at life, Muss is more determined than ever to embrace every moment.
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Chelsea Clinton told an audience in Concord, N.H., that becoming a grandmother has made Hillary Clinton more determined.
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Yet, the harder Medina hit, the more determined and dangerous Dorsey became as he pressed attack after attack.
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He added that Iranian threats may even have made Riyadh more determined to go ahead with Nimr's execution.
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I believe the company is more empathetic, more resilient and more determined because of Dave's life and death.
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Furthermore, while Trump may have as many supporters as rising autocrats abroad, he faces much more determined resistance.
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The demonstration on Friday was the biggest yet, observers there said, with a more determined crowd than ever.
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The prospect of lockdown drills or even gun violence in her classroom made Garrigan even more determined to act.
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Child, knowing that American cooks of the time couldn't find such things anywhere, was even more determined in favor.
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"Pressure from China would only make Taiwan more determined to continue our path of democracy and freedom," he said.
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Each story reveals what has made Chicagoans decide to leave the city or made them more determined to remain.
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" Later, on Twitter, he wrote, "I leave the Vatican more determined than ever to pursue PEACE in our world.
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The more determined they are not to seem drunk, Mr. Roxburgh said, the more clearly drunk they will seem.
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Despite Gersht not making a more determined choice about where to make the viewer look, the image is compelling.
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Many communities — in red states as well as blue — mobilized and are more determined than ever to welcome refugees.
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"We must come back here on July 249th [when Congress returns to session] more determined than ever before," Lewis said.
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This generation is more determined to actually make a difference in their lifetime and see the fruit of their labor.
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We had a whole bunch of plans of how we felt we needed to go in a more determined fashion.
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We must be more determined than ever to peacefully end Syria's civil war and stop the suffering of innocent civilians.
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We have the privilege to enjoy it, and I, personally, am more determined than ever before to do just that.
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Trump may have even made others more determined to show leadership now that the US has decided it will not.
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But the hate that came to Charlottesville only makes her more determined to succeed at school and become a lawyer.
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But there is no one I know who is stronger and more determined, and I would never bet against him.
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If Mr Erdogan survives it, he will emerge stronger and more determined than ever to crack down on domestic opponents.
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I returned home more determined than ever that we in the United States have a role to play as well.
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Achieving this goal will require a more determined and more directive approach from the highest levels of government and industry.
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With the repression only making the opposition more determined, prominent political and business figures clearly sense a moment of opportunity.
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"My teachers and classmates constantly calling me dumb only made me more determined to prove myself," Corcoran said on LinkedIn.
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"My teachers and classmates constantly calling me dumb only made me more determined to prove myself," she wrote on LinkedIn.
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On Brexit: Leave voters were more determined and more numerous than many commentators — and some pollsters — said they would be.
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With Trump increasing pressure on Iran, its Shi'ite clerical leadership will be even more determined to maintain its patronage in Iraq.
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"Turkey made its choice in favor of a more determined fight against the PKK (Kurdistan Workers Party) and (Gulenists)," Erdogan said.
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"I can assure you that I'm more determined and committed than ever to build a winner," Prokhorov said in the statement.
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The more Oxenberg learned, the more determined she became to do whatever she could to get her out of the organization.
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Serena Williams may be forgoing the Australian Open this year, but motherhood has only made her more determined to clench titles.
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After the Chinese stock markets introduced circuit breakers, I'm even more determined to work for a securities firm after I graduate.
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The one girl he deeply loved died from heroin, making him even more determined not to touch that stuff, at least.
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When the Mexican economy is faltering and the U.S. economy is booming, people get more determined to illegally cross the border.
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All of these should make us more determined to tackle the problem at the source by reducing our worldwide carbon emissions.
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These challenges and concerns have gripped Balasegaram, but nonetheless he's more determined than ever to bring a new drug to market.
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Neither of them went to college, and Collins said their backgrounds made her even more determined to attend and finish college.
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"But I'm now back and I'm more determined than ever to replicate the home and bring it back to its grandeur."
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A handful of congressional Republicans have made more determined gestures in the direction of gun regulation over the past two weeks.
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For now, an administration that had appeared to be girding for conflict seems more determined to find a diplomatic off-ramp.
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"The recent traffic fatalities have made us even more determined to keep Vision Zero moving forward," the mayor said on Sunday.
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It's unlikely to stop the platform's more determined bullies, but hopefully it has a shot at protecting people from thoughtless insults.
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I was more disciplined in 2011, more determined to say no to the cupcake and to hit the gym no matter what.
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"The more determined we are to pursue No Deal, the less likely we will have to deploy it," Johnson reportedly told MPs.
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" The Economist added, "If Mr Erdogan survives it, he will emerge stronger and more determined than ever to crack down on opponents.
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While guests and ushers tried to shoo the muddy-pawed pup back outside, he became even more determined to witness the nuptials.
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My family begged me to give up on Tommy, which only made me mad at them and more determined to change him.
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I was more determined to get to the bottom of the matter so that I could resolve it as soon as possible.
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Buffon is more determined to win now than he was in 2006, because at this stage every opportunity might be his last.
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Things don't come easily to her — least of all romance — but it only makes her more determined and, of course, more relatable.
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In the band, her voice — high and breathy, but far more determined than fragile — rode atop a rich wash of electric guitars.
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"To be honest, it's made people more determined to celebrate," said Rachel Gillard-Tew, 32, a pre-K teacher from New Zealand.
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Since our son's suicide attempt, we have become even more determined to restore some sense of normalcy and balance in our lives.
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"For financial stability, more determined measures were expected," said Bahadir Ozgur, an economic analyst and columnist for the online newspaper Gazete Duvar.
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When she returned to performing, singing poignant songs like "You Gotta Hurt Before You Heal," Ms. Dexter was more determined than ever.
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Buttigieg, meanwhile, was more determined than ever to mention and reach out to voters of color, from whom he enjoys little support.
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The problem is, most home shoppers do not close but burn up time that brokers could be dedicating to more determined buyers.
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The problem is, most home shoppers do not close but burn up time that brokers could be dedicating to more determined buyers.
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But with the resources we have here and the teammates we have to rely on ... No one is more determined than she is.
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Custer's death made the American government more determined to drive the country's indigenous population from their lands, and to destroy their ancient cultures.
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"But there is no one I know who is stronger and more determined, and I would never bet against him," added Sajak, 72.
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This seems to only make her more determined to buy the thing and Nola splits the cost three ways on her credit cards.
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In the meantime, they're waiting for progress on other fronts, especially from the south, where ISIS resistance has been if anything more determined.
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She just landed her first editorial in Vogue's July issue and she's more determined than ever to make her mark in the industry.
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We're just even more determined to stop this from happening on any other campus and any other public place, or in the home.
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It made Reagan look like a CEO and a more determined candidate with enough smarts to know that he needed a new COO.
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"What this does is makes me more determined than ever to try to save our country," Carson said on Fox News on Tuesday.
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A study of British athletes in 2011 found that those with low ratios were mentally tougher, more determined, more confident and more optimistic.
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The more she learned — not only had the suspect killed at least 13 people, he'd raped dozens more — the more determined she was.
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One boy had asked to be picked up at the halfway mark, and that seemed to make the rest of them more determined.
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That made Pyongyang "more determined that this is the only way we can survive, the only path we can take," the statement said.
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But a more determined Rosberg drew a line to show Hamilton that he meant business and would no longer accept a secondary role.
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After Donald J. Trump's victory, Ms. Chamberlain felt devastated, but grew more determined to turn the group into something lasting, particularly after Mrs.
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And each new effort to keep Chinese people ignorant about their government and the outside world will make them only more determined to learn.
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The records since then have all felt like they've gotten better, and I've gotten more determined to make the best music I can make.
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After watching the video, the only thing that seems remotely "different" about her is that she's seemingly more determined to succeed than ever before.
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"[This is a] disturbing preview of what a more determined and organized group with superior technical and financial resources could achieve," the group stated.
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At the same time, Washington's escalating pushback against China's tech ambitions has made Xi even more determined to wean his country off Western technology.
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Now that the series is coming to a close, fans are more determined than ever to find clues to the mysterious A.D.'s identity.
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Whenever his poll numbers climb, as they may very well again in this unpredictable election, he is oddly more determined to test their durability.
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More determined than his predecessors, he would reform France with a progressive agenda that would do away with the injustices of the old world.
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Trump administration officials said the arrest reflected a more determined counterattack against a threat that has infuriated some of the country's most powerful corporations.
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He grew more determined to return this season as he began a minor league assignment in mid-August under the terms of his rehabilitation.
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After meeting Pope Frances at the Vatican in May 2017, Trump said he was "more determined than ever" to pursue peace in the world.
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In fact, on Thursday night, he said that Mr. Trump's remarks had made him more determined than ever to try to depose the president.
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In the period that has followed his election, many women voters have only become more determined to reverse the damage that his victory caused.
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She's now that much weaker — and that much more determined to wreak revenge on the White Walkers for bringing her dragon crashing down to earth.
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The forced publication on December 5th of the legal advice on Mrs May's withdrawal agreement only made the DUP even more determined to oppose it.
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"It makes me all the more determined that he does not make it to the White House," said Ahearn, whose Muslim niece now is 10.
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The anti-Muslim comments make me more determined to change the world for the better and make people more educated about the beauty of Islam.
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In 2012, he was an incumbent who stumbled in his first re-election debate, only to emerge more determined to argue for another four years.
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As with anybody else who has settled into making a long marriage work, they were far more determined than most people to make it work.
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Fire marshals may have shut the event down, but that only made Porter more determined to do the auction again, bigger and better than before.
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Coming off a loss to Demian Maia, Nelson will be more determined than ever to steady the ship this Sunday night at the Ahoy Rotterdam.
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The total sum of the last attacks prove that we are more determined than ever to act against Iran in Syria exactly as we promised.
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However, working people are more determined than ever to continue to fight for our right to stand together in unions now and in the future.
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Former teammates say that Westbrook became even more determined, playing as though he could glue the pieces back together if he just tried hard enough.
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Despite witnessing her father's beheading, being a pawn of Littlefinger's, and surviving wedding-night rape by the heinous Ramsay Bolton, she's emerged only more determined.
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Ms. Unwin, the architect, said she was more determined than ever to protect the trees, no matter what countermeasures Amey or anyone else might take.
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The Iranian people and resistance are more determined and prepared than ever to overthrow the ruling theocracy and establish democracy and popular sovereignty in Iran.
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Reed said he hoped any banter with the crowd remained respectful and that the row over his violation had made him more determined to win.
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I think the ending, too — the fact that Jo doesn't end up fulfilling her dream — somehow made me all the more determined to fulfill mine.
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In fact, Biden seemed more determined than ever to cling to Obama's popularity in the party, wrote CNN commentator and former Obama strategist David Axelrod.
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"We must come back here on July 245 more determined than ever before," said Lewis, a civil rights leader who organized sit-ins during the 215s.
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"We must come back here on July 5 more determined than ever before," said Lewis, a civil rights leader who organized sit-ins during the 1960s.
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The good news is that more journalists have become more determined to call events as they are, and this is a change in a positive direction.
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Those with powers who are still living after that Thanos wiped out a major population of the Earth are more determined than ever to kill Thanos?
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Hot weather this summer that set off wildfires from California to Greece has made officials more determined to reach a detailed deal in Katowice, he said.
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So far their fighters have been pushed back, faced by opponents far more determined and organized than the Iraqi force that so easily capitulated in 2014.
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"But there is no one I know who is stronger and more determined, and I would never bet against him," the game show host, 72, added.
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"I am more determined than ever to move forward with this block grant proposal and deliver health care that works for the American people," Graham said.
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"We have brought home the people's budget, and we're going to forge ahead more determined than before," Di Maio said in an interview with Radio Radicale.
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He found himself becoming far more empathetic, developing a new type of confidence, facing down the fear of the unknown, and emerging more determined than ever.
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"People are more determined than ever to fight against these racist tactics, sexist tactics, things you would never think a president would use," Ms. Ayala said.
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Having seen its vulnerability to American export controls, China is more determined to build up its domestic abilities than it was before the trade war began.
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The stated objective of providing governments with more solid majorities in parliament, and presumably the ability to act in more determined and incisive fashion, makes sense.
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The idea is that if that company is standing still relative to its competition, it's eventually going to lose its edge to a more determined rival.
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"We must come back on July 5 more determined than ever before," Lewis declared in anticipation of the House's return date after the Independence Day recess.
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Gemenne said the protests in France were unlikely to go away soon, and may emerge in other countries as they take more determined action on emissions.
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In it, he tells police that the investigation against him will make him more determined to run for president again, as many had expected he might.
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Now that she knows Penny has a cache of recordings made in Becky's room, she's more determined than ever to learn what happened to the LeFevres' daughter.
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Merkel said she was "more determined than ever" to make the Paris accord a success since Trump's decision to pull out, calling climate change an "existential challenge".
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"It only makes me more passionate, it makes me more determined," Haley told a small group of reporters traveling with her during her first trip to Africa.
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Rather, we are more determined than ever to create a world in which everyone can live the life they love, free of anti-LGBT discrimination and violence.
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The greatest compliment that I could get about the film is people saying they left the movie, and were even more determined to make their own films.
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But the farmers are worried, this time round, that Republicans are more determined to cut welfare and less concerned to protect farmers than they used to be.
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His experience growing up in a low-income community made him all the more determined to spend his new income wisely while learning to save and invest.
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After the tragic death of his 19-month-old daughter Victoria, Brennan Brackbill was more determined than ever to cherish special moments with his newborn twin sons.
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Maybe in some countries, where the rulers were ousted, the revolutionaries should have been more determined to take the reins of power, and defend themselves from counterrevolution.
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If anything he's more committed to economic nationalism, more hostile to the media, and more determined to protect the President from moderating forces in the Republican Party.
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So Jessica, now 28, was all the more determined to keep her mother safely there, with her siblings and grandmother, and vociferously pleaded for her to stay.
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SINGAPORE, Sept 22 (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton has urged Mercedes to step up a gear against a resurgent Ferrari team he believes are now more determined to succeed.
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I think that's actually made me more determined for my own career, because I'm mindful that the more successful I am, the more successful they will be.
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"After April 2000, Turkey can fight terrorist organizations and powers that support those organizations in a more determined manner," Erdoğan stated at a pre-referendum rally on Thursday.
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My career has always focused on empowering and celebrating women, so the momentum that these movements brought only makes me even more determined and passionate in my beliefs.
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Those slivers of access aren't nearly enough, they say, making them all the more determined to push back against their party's narrowing definition of who counts as American.
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Those stories of impact and change motivated Wayne to write Ruby the Foster Dog, and he's more determined than ever to raise awareness about the foster care system.
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"Seeing the disputes surrounding the TPP from the U.S. and Japan, China is even more determined to participate and promote integration in the Asia-Pacific region," Su said.
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It said more determined action was needed against delays in judicial proceedings, and recommended that Greece set clear standards of professional conduct and integrity for judges and prosecutors.
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In fact, I'm more determined than ever to maintain the loss and to continue working hard to become fitter, stronger, and healthier for the rest of my life.
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Although she has thought about turning professional, good money is scarce for female fighters outside the octagon — but that only makes Mayer more determined to succeed in Rio.
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"For every Trump follower who follows Trump through thick and thin, there is more than one Trump enemy who will be more intent, more determined," Soros told me.
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Champagne-gate may have set Peter Weber's season of The Bachelor off to a rocky start, but he's more determined than ever to find love throughout his journey.
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But those differences on balance favor a more determined approach: Iran is far poorer, far weaker, and far more susceptible to internal shocks than the Soviet Union was.
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"I'm feeling even more determined," he said in an interview on Wednesday with BuzzFeed News' AM to DM. "Because I know we need to resurrect that Obama coalition."
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As Celine gets pulled deeper into New Orleans's underbelly and Sébastien's strange circle, an otherworldly killer becomes more determined to use Sébastien's growing affection for Celine against him.
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" She didn't guarantee success in shutting down foreign interference in future elections but said that the company is "more determined than our opponents and we will keep fighting.
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The more public opinion wrenched "Ted Bundy" out of the category of "human," the more determined he was to paint himself as someone educated, intelligent, and respected: an attorney.
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It allows you to breath, appropriately—to explore, but this time with more determined direction, and an awareness of what's probably coming once you're done running up that hill.
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Britain's defence secretary, Michael Fallon, insists that his country's departure from the EU will make his government even more determined to play its role to the full in NATO.
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In Phoenix, where state immigration laws have led to intense political fights in recent years, immigrants said the court's decision made them more determined to press Congress for change.
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Changing how farms work, changing the global food supply chain, and ending deforestation are all tall orders, but the world's pessimistic response to climate change makes Stuart more determined.
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After today I am more determined than ever to ensure that Congress exercise it's oversight responsibilities and to see that America create an immigration system worthy of our values.
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But Russia's latest falling-out with the West, triggered by Moscow's annexation of Crimea from Ukraine in 2014, spurred a more determined drive to push out "the enemy within".
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She decides she doesn't want that anymore, the "mind prison" of self-loathing, and over the course of one monologue, you can see her become freer and more determined.
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And the closer Iran gets to a robust nuclear program the more determined to persevere it will become, reducing the chance and time for any coercive strategy to succeed.
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And the 2020 primary, Democratic leaders say, could hinge on whether their voters are more determined to reunite a divided country or to crush Mr. Trump and his party.
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But as Mr Mattis reiterated, a more determined push by some NATO members to meet their obligation to spend at least 2% of GDP on defence would be a start.
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After receiving degrading comments online from people saying she wasn't really dancing, just "moving her arms around," she learned to ignore the trolls, and became more determined to continue dancing.
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In 2012, at the age of 25, Wai Wai Nu was released and stepped out more determined than ever to advocate for women in Myanmar, including Rohingya women, like her.
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"The proxy war between Saudi Arabia and Iran is becoming much more open and much more determined," said Abbas Milani, the director of the Iranian Studies program at Stanford University.
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Yet no-one was more determined about the need for the party to continue with its reinvention than Le Pen herself, who used her concession speech to vocalize her plans.
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We've seen some tweaks and improvements over time, but now it sounds like Apple is growing more determined to rework the way iPhone and iPad users find and install apps.
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Bannon was even more determined than Trump to force an American pullout, and he pelted McMaster with derisive taunts about the futility of throwing more money into Afghanistan's corrupt army.
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While the unrest has made the president even more determined to punish the Iranian leadership, it has also reinforced the conviction of European leaders that the deal should be preserved.
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"Since the decision by the United States of America to quit the Paris climate accords, we are more determined than ever to make it a success," Ms. Merkel told lawmakers.
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"Finding the confidence in myself has not only made me become more determined in an effort to follow my dreams and to raise the bar for what I've accomplished," she says.
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Ever since my son entered my life six months ago, I find that I am less reactionary and more determined to create the environment I want for myself and for him.
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At the new job, where I felt like I had little control over my happiness and time, I was more determined than ever to work on something personally inspiring and meaningful.
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As he faces pressure from Congress over the Ukraine scandal, he's seemed more determined than ever to show his base he's following through on his agenda, whether or not it's true.
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While some might have felt defeated by so many setbacks, Sullivan felt all the more determined to complete her dream project, accompanied by her new boyfriend at the time, Chris McNamara.
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When you do that, then I think you're right, when you're onstage, you get better every night and more determined in the way you play and what you're trying to say.
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She is more determined than ever to get to the heart of this realm of corruption, and the rest of the book digs deeper and deeper into an elaborate crime scheme.
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Last week, however, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she was "more determined than ever" to make a success of the Paris Agreement after Trump's decision to pull out, according to Reuters.
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And after the Washington Post's David Fahrenthold published the now-infamous Access Hollywood tape in which Trump bragged about sexually assaulting women, Daniels became more determined to go to the media.
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She's a minority at a moment when many voters are less indulgent of privilege and more determined to look at governing bodies and see faces that mirror the mosaic of America.
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An ever-rising China can only be more determined to safeguard what it sees as its sovereign rights, especially when Washington has deliberately intensified its competition with Beijing, and rather aggressively.
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And after Britain's decision to leave the European Union — opposed by 62 percent of Scots — many here seem more determined than ever to end the 310-year-old union with England.
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"I've never seen him more determined and willing to do whatever he needs to do in order to bring some sanity and order to this gun issue," he says https://t.
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He worries that a successor would hand him over to the I.C.C. And he's surrounded by a coterie that is probably even more determined than he is to stay in power.
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Renderings of the new design show a different, more determined gesture of Truth's left hand (it rested on the table in the last design) to reflect a debate between her and Stanton.
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And he believed because he had seen the most incredible things, and they didn't make him afraid, only more determined to find the truth, which (let us not forget) was out there.
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As the film's star and a huge Potter fan, Redmayne admitted that he also didn't want to mess it up — but that only made him more determined to do a great job.
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Murray said becoming a father, with the birth of his daughter Sophia in February, had made him even more determined to play a role in a renewed global push to eradicate malaria.
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Becoming a homeowner forced her to take a hard look at her expenses and reevaluate her spending habits — which made her more determined to wipe out her student loan and auto debts.
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The more evolved Westworld is less like a theme park than a "sandbox" video game, an open environment in which interactions are subtler, less predictable and more determined by the guests' impulses.
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"We're more determined than ever to make sure that autonomous vehicles work perfectly," he said, adding that Nvidia was committed to building the world's first functional computer to ensure autonomous vehicle safety.
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As for me, I left feeling grateful for having had an opportunity to connect with women I admire both personally and professionally, and more determined than when I set foot on board.
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Mike Posner won't let a near-fatal rattlesnake bite keep him from completing his walk across the U.S. of A. ... because the dude's back on the trail and more determined than ever!!!
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Each provocation and each dog whistle — if we can even call them that anymore — make Democrats even more determined to vote and to register their rejection of Mr. Trump's remade Republican Party.
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Qu said the government has shown that it is more determined to cut excessive capacity than people thought, and the property market, while cooling, would still support demand for a while longer.
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As Iran became an Islamic republic, Sunni Islamists were not only jealous of the triumph of the Shia Islamism but became even more determined to establish their version of the Islamic state.
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In an interview at his home on Friday afternoon, Mr. O'Rourke said in the wake of the shooting, he is even more determined to pursue the Democratic nomination to oppose Mr. Trump.
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In an interview at his home on Friday afternoon, Mr. O'Rourke said in the wake of the shooting, he is even more determined to pursue the Democratic nomination to oppose Mr. Trump.
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Why it matters: With inflation more "determined abroad" than ever and outside the control or purview of central banks, it may be time for a major overhaul in the way they operate.
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Each time, I have to reaffirm my decision to leave that world behind, and each time, I come out that bit stronger and more determined to stick with my new way of life.
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Still if this strike leads to a situation where the United States is actively intervening in Syria to change the regime, it could make Kim even more determined to cling to his nukes.
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"They're playing hard, they're playing with emotion and I think this game is about emotion, it's about passion, it's about energy and it's about being more determined," said Sullivan, who took over Dec.
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The House elections, on the other hand, might be more determined by swing voters in suburban districts (particularly independent and Republican-leaning women) who aren't so easily excited by the partisan food fight.
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He said that he had been following the events closely on television when a tragic turn struck a personal chord with his family that made him even more determined to tell the story.
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He's inheriting a sprawling entity that's more determined by the ambitions and fever dreams of the cofounders than what necessarily makes sense for the world's most important search, video, and artificial intelligence company.
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It would be a mistake to turn the clock back to the days before reform, and Democrats are more determined than ever to prevent that from happening to the working people of this country.
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But that will only make a lot of people in both parts of Ireland, and some in Britain too, even more determined to remove the boundary altogether before this strange animal reaches its centenary.
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If I was more determined I could earn some cold hard cash in addition to the money I save by skipping the subway ($2.75 per ride) and the free extension of my annual membership.
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" By contrast, meeting the Pope was "the honor of a lifetime," Trump said, and he vowed as he left the Vatican that he was "more determined than ever to pursue peace in our world.
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So they are willing to give Trump credit for the economy specifically but when it comes to his overall job approval their feelings are much more determined by their feelings about Trump, the person.
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Now, as she awaits her trial in Kigali next month for incitement and election fraud, the 37-year-old human rights activist says she is more determined than ever to make her voice heard.
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Israeli intelligence officials have also determined that the escalating tensions have made Iran only more determined to gain a nuclear weapon, and to take concrete steps toward amassing enough nuclear fuel to build one.
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As for diplomacy, the example of Moamar Qaddhafi, deposed and murdered a few years after giving up his nuclear program, no doubt makes the North even more determined to maintain their nuclear arms program.
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When I first wrote about FIBA's ban for VICE Sports around this time, it was a high point of frustration for many players, but they became that much more determined to work for change.
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Fearful that the United States has grown more determined to undermine his country's rise, President Xi Jinping has doubled down on his determination to strengthen the Communist Party's hold domestically while advancing China's global influence.
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Instead, it seems to make him all the more determined to ensure that no one messes with him ever again, and plants the purest seeds yet for the man we know he's next to become.
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The debate has divided the Trump administration between top officials at the Department of Health and Human Services and hard-liners, mainly at the White House, more determined to snuff out the Affordable Care Act.
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Instead, his experience has only made him feel more determined to fight enemies abroad and protect what he sees as essential freedoms he has here, like the right to bear arms and to worship freely.
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But he is even more determined to avoid getting the Senate caught up in an issue that divides Republicans, or separates them from a president who appears to have a stranglehold on the party base.
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He also pledged a more "determined" fight against outlawed Kurdish rebels and alleged members of a movement led by U.S.-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, whom he accuses of orchestrating a 2016 failed coup against his government.
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Investors now have proof that the gold price can stay above $1,200, which signals a new, sustainable uptrend that will be confirmed by increased separation in the long term GMMA as investors become more determined buyers.
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Ok so the sims 4 is gonna have first person camera soon and honestly it's made me even more determined to get a new pc so I can put the wicked whims mod in my game.
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As China expands trade ties with Central and South Asia under the aegis of its One Belt, One Road strategy, authorities will be even more determined to keep a lid on unrest in Tibet and Xinjiang.
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But unlike protests in 2014, demonstrations have spread well beyond wealthy enclaves and protesters say they are more determined than ever due to a bruising economic crisis that has sparked severe shortages and sky-high inflation.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran will be more determined to resist the United States, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said on Friday, in response to the killing of Quds Force chief Qassem Soleimani in Iraq, Iranian state television reported.
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Less than two weeks before Election Day, lagging Hillary Clinton in the polls, Trump is more determined to squeeze every last ounce of publicity from his presidential run than he is to get voters to the polls.
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And I'm especially interested to find out whether the show's Offred is — as the final moments of the pilot seemed to promise — more determined to change her situation than the book's more tentative version of the character.
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"I have grown and learnt so much since the days when I was the Red Bull and Toro Rosso reserve driver, and the tough years I went through made me stronger and even more determined," he added.
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That it was crushed by Soviet tanks did not turn Mr Gorbachev from the idea of socialism, but made him all the more determined to try it again when he came to power nearly two decades later.
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Yu told Reuters on Monday that he believed the revoking of his legal license was part of reprisals for penning the open letter, but that it only made him more determined to persevere with his rights activism.
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As President Donald Trump grows more determined to weaken the dollar, the US will join the European Union and Japan in weakening its currency, according to Edwards, who has long held a bearish view on the market.
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After breaking up with both Hannah G. and Tayshia in an attempt to prove his love and dedication to Cassie, Colton Underwood is more determined than ever to convince her to give the relationship a second chance.
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The women, who do not have as high a profile as the men, are perhaps more determined to compete in the Olympics because winning a medal carries greater value for them in terms of increasing their exposure.
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Sustaining the gains would require greater cooperation from Pakistan, which has allowed the Taliban and extremist groups to maintain sanctuaries on its territory, and a more determined effort by Afghan authorities in fighting corruption and improving governance.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Sive Speelman is more determined than ever to become South Africa's first black alpine skier at the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang next year having been prevented from competing in Sochi by his own Games Committee.
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Naweed Tahmas, a junior who is a member of the Berkeley College Republicans, the group that invited Mr. Yiannopoulos to campus, said the cancellation had made him more determined to fight for freedom of speech on campus.
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If on top of what we had already endured, my colleagues and I also knew that the faculty members in question held racist and misogynist views, we likely would have been even more determined to stay silent.
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A system meant to foster peaceful coexistence has only reinforced sectarian divisions, making most Lebanese dependent on the good graces of their sects' leaders — and each sect more determined to fight for every government dollar and favor.
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Patrick Poon, a researcher on China for Amnesty International in Hong Kong, said the rulings indicated that President Xi Jinping was even more determined than his predecessors, including most recently Hu Jintao, to stamp out anti-Communist sentiment.
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How exactly the LNG industry can take the gloves off while still meeting corporate legal requirements is difficult to see, but a more determined campaign may be in order if they are going to grow in future years.
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"This referendum will encourage Iranian Kurds to be more determined to seek their rights," said Zaribar, a Marivan resident and member of the Democratic Party of Iranian Kurdistan, a secular armed group which launches periodic attacks in Iran.
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Yet waiting more than a few days to put such a system in force could create a powerful incentive for some of the millions of migrants currently in Turkey to make even more determined efforts to reach Europe.
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And Mr. Moore's interview within the sympathetic confines of Mr. Hannity's show, which was also an initial safe harbor for Mr. Akin in 2012, made Republicans in the capital only more determined that he had to step aside.
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"I am not quite where I want to be yet and I am a little bit more determined to get it back," said Mickelson, who had been aiming to match Mark O'Meara's record five wins at Pebble Beach.
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More determined enforcement of existing WTO obligations would be a start, but long experience shows that unilateral efforts to thwart subsidization and dumping, let along currency manipulation and intellectual property theft, programs are time consuming and frequently fruitless.
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DUBAI, Jan 3 (Reuters) - Iran will be more determined to resist the United States, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said on Friday, in response to the killing of Quds Force chief Qassem Soleimani in Iraq, Iranian state television reported.
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Oriol Junqueras, the Catalan regional government's former deputy leader, said in emailed answers to questions that the prison sentences imposed on him and eight others on charges of sedition only made them and their movement stronger and more determined.
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" Guterres, who will visit the Caribbean islands of Antigua, Barbuda and Dominica this weekend to see damage from last month's hurricanes Irma and Maria, said the world must be more determined in pushing for "a clean, sustainable energy future.
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Fast-forward two years later and I felt like a different person: More confident, more self-assured and more determined than ever to pursue a degree in journalism after a high school hobby grew into a full-fledged passion.
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But Tillerson, who says he's learning how to better communicate with the President, seems more determined than ever to keep his post, telling CNN in a recent interview he plans to be there at the end of the year.
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When the paper finally pried Flynn's interview loose, and Whitlock saw Flynn's "blistering" account asserting that the American public had been lied to about the nature of the war, he became even more determined to see the other interviews.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - NATO urged Russia on Tuesday to destroy a new missile before an August deadline and save a treaty that keeps land-based nuclear warheads out of Europe or face a more determined alliance response in the region.
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Finally a third, more determined suitor, a blacksmith, created an iron phallus that broke the demon's teeth; the man won over the beautiful woman while the demon presumably returned back to the ether to receive quite the lecture from his orthodontist.
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Still, several young Jewish residents in Pittsburgh also told BuzzFeed News that although they were fearful of anti-Semitism — some for the first time in their lives — the attack had also made them more determined than ever to embrace their identity.
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Knowing that policy decisions made over the next four years could impact the lives of hundreds of generations to come, we're more determined than ever to do not only our best work as scientists, but our best activism as citizens.
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The comments also came as some Republicans opposed to the bill in its current form became more determined in their opposition after hearing encouragement from their constituents during recess this week -- increasing the odds that the bill won't pass muster.
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TRIPOLI, Lebanon (Reuters) - Lebanese Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri's resignation has failed to quell nationwide protests but nowhere have they proven more determined and more energetic than in the second biggest city, Tripoli, whose residents complain of decades of neglect.
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"I fear that some people are becoming ever more determined to stop Brexit... I believe that would be a disastrous mistake that would lead to permanent and ineradicable feelings of betrayal," Johnson will say, according to excerpts of his speech.
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HOUSTON — With the recent approval of $750 million in public money for a new football stadium in Las Vegas, Mark Davis, the owner of the Oakland Raiders, said Wednesday that he was more determined than ever to move the team there.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey's fight against "pawns" carrying out attacks and the forces behind them will grow more determined, President Tayyip Erdogan said in a statement on Wednesday, after a car bomb killed at least 28 people in the capital Ankara.
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But politics was a nasty game long before President Trump came around, and getting things accomplished in the political arena requires a tougher and more determined front than the Republican Party has been willing to put up for a long time.
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So while coal companies enjoy a federal environmental regulatory apparatus run by their own former lobbyist, even a future president and Congress more determined to reverse planetary disaster might find themselves handcuffed by a court with him on it, Percival warned.
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The incident highlights the dangers of building military bases close to residential areas and could make the Japanese government more determined to push through its plan to move the U.S. Marines' Futenma air base to a less populated part of Okinawa.
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Realizing I have mere moments to grab any spoils, I lunge for all-over-print tees and anything else I can find, more determined to fill my Bjarne Melgaard branded trash bag than worry about scoring something I can actually wear.
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" The US is even more determined to continue its peaceful pressure campaign, Tillerson said, with the goal of "setting the conditions for North Korea to engage in serious negotiations toward the complete, verifiable, and irreversible abandonment of its nuclear weapons programs.
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This lack of successful uptake represents a huge systemic failure, and as Mr. Mitchell surfed the internet for more information and started reading horror stories about the administration of the program, he became more determined not to mess anything up.
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While conservative politicians appeared more determined to freeze membership talks after the vote, center-left politicians focused on the need to continue promoting democratic values and, in effect, to not give up on trying to shape a like-minded Turkey.
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It's a little funkier than my tastes normally accommodate, and not much of this has since made it onto the 'Tube, but for the more determined among you I'd recommend the title track for its very tight rhythmic workout. 5.
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Also on Tuesday, Syria expressed its strong condemnation and "absolute rejection" of the deployment of Turkish and American troops in the vicinity of the northern town of Manbaj, stressing that it is more determined to liberate all Syrian soil of any foreign presence.
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Guards at Parliament were wary of well-dressed women, so Muriel Matters—"one of their youngest but more determined warriors", according to the Daily Express—hired an air balloon emblazoned with "Votes for Women" and tried to rain WSPU pamphlets over Westminster.
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Still, the main thrust of "Darkest Hour" hinges not only on Churchill's grit but his oratorical skills -- how he used language to simultaneously buck up and bond with the British people, who were more determined and defiant than many in their government.
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Cora and her friend Caesar are pursued by a fanatical, Javert-like slave catcher named Ridgeway, whose failure to find Mabel has made him all the more determined to hunt down her daughter and destroy the abolitionist network that has aided her.
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Steve Tsang, director of the China Institute at the School of Oriental and African Studies in London, said the death will make Mr. Xi and his new anti-corruption czar, Zhao Leji, even more determined to punish officials whom they accuse of graft.
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Tsai said in late May that Taiwan would "no longer tolerate" Beijing's actions but "will be more determined to reach out to the world" after two of its foreign allies, Burkina Faso and Dominican Republic, switched recognition to China in a month.
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Some inside the shareholder group are keen to settle, while a few are more determined to see the case through to trial and force Goodwin and his colleagues to defend their actions during the bank's ugly near-demise in 2008, sources have told Reuters.
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Coming into the second round, Bisping was much more determined to stay down behind his lead shoulder and though St-Pierre looked for that right hand counter time and time again, he caught Bisping's shoulder or swung over his head more often than not.
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Despite furious Republican demands to drop the subject altogether, Democrats, if anything, appear more alarmed about the president's conduct as outlined in the report and more determined to pursue several lines of inquiry and hear from the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, himself.
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Officials are concerned that after battlefield setbacks in Syria and Iraq, the terror group is more determined than ever to attack inside the U.S. The Transportation Security Administration has increased security at major U.S. airports, including JFK and LaGuardia in New York and Atlanta¹s Hartsfield-Jackson.
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"We need to go further, be braver and particularly be more determined to make sure that from now on, and over the next years, we avoid having a contaminated atmosphere that puts at risk the health of the people who live in this great megalopolis," he added.
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After touring a federal prison on Thursday, Senator Cory Booker, Democrat of New Jersey, said he was more determined than ever to push through comprehensive criminal justice legislation that would cut mandatory minimum sentences and create new programs to ease prisoners' re-entry into their communities.
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Americans are more determined than ever to solve the problems we face, to take action to fight climate change, to pass ballot initiatives to fund parks and open space, to work the lands in a sustainable way, to give everyone an equal chance to get outdoors.
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"We are very anxious, but that makes us all the more determined for a solution," says Andreas Paralikis, a Greek Cypriot economist who was among the first to start mingling with Turkish Cypriots after checkpoint controls were eased to allow the crossing of people in 2003.
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As Mr. Obama became more determined to leave behind a lasting environmental legacy, he delayed and eventually rejected construction of the Keystone XL pipeline, which would have transported nearly a million barrels a day of heavily polluting oil from Alberta to refineries on the Gulf Coast.
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We were unsatisfied by the official descriptions of what was happening in Iraq and Afghanistan, and by work from writers who seemed more determined to be in the good graces of the wars' organizers than in gaining a fuller and more honest grounding in their subject.
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NEW DELHI — India vowed Thursday to cut back on water flowing through its rivers to arid Pakistan, a threat it has made before but now seems more determined to carry out in the wake of a suicide bomb attack last week for which India has blamed Pakistan.
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As Mr. Obama became more determined to leave behind a lasting environmental legacy, he delayed and eventually rejected construction of the Keystone XL pipeline, which would have transported nearly a million barrels a day of heavily polluting petroleum from the Alberta oil sands to refineries on the Gulf Coast.
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I kept photographing my proof ... As I complete this photo project, I am learning that rape is not just an assault of the mind and body but also of the voice ... The world may be determined to silence us, but I am even more determined to speak up.
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Stewart's voice is lower than Seberg's, her smile more hesitant, her chin more determined, and the gleam in her eyes a touch more dulled with knowingness, as if the innocence to which Seberg somehow clung were no longer available; Stewart, though, is not in the business of impersonation.
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"The fact that a single hacker with moderate technical skills was able to identify several vulnerable military targets and exfiltrate highly sensitive information in a week's time is a disturbing preview of what a more determined and organized group with superior technical and financial resources could achieve," the group warns.
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As more survivors feel safe enough to come forward and share their stories of sexual abuse, it seems obvious that the search for justice on behalf of victims of historic offences needs to be paired with a more determined effort to safeguard children at all levels of the modern youth system.
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In an interview with the New York Times, 2020 candidate Beto O'Rourke said he's even more determined to win the Democratic nomination after the mass shooting in his hometown of El Paso, dismissing calls to use his recalibrated time in the spotlight to make a high-profile run for Senate.
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"Every attempt that was made from within and especially from outside to denigrate the process and glorify the old politics of division, only made Rwandans more defiant and more determined to express ourselves through the vote," Kagame told thousands of people packed in a football stadium to watch the ceremony.
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Former special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump says he'll release financial records before election, knocks Dems' efforts House impeachment hearings: The witch hunt continues Speier says impeachment inquiry shows 'very strong case of bribery' by Trump MORE determined he could not establish that the Trump campaign worked with Russia.
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The move has been partly attributed to funding shifts ahead of October's reform of money market funding and partly to other factors such as the relative costs of borrowing in the two currencies across countries as yields staged a significantly more determined march upwards in the U.S. and the dollar's strengthening momentum continued.
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Cicilline also addressed the question of obstruction of justice, which Barr and Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE determined Trump did not commit.
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Ultimately, Barr and Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE determined that the evidence was "not sufficient" to establish that Trump obstructed the investigation.
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"Suicide car bombs, roadside explosives, booby-trapped boulders, videotaped attacks, isolated outposts, hit-and-run, a modern military on hostile territory fighting a long, hopeless war against a weaker but more determined enemy for unclear and ultimately unattainable goals — before Iraq, before Afghanistan, there was this protracted affair in Lebanon," Mr. Friedman writes.
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Barr wrote that he and Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE determined that the evidence was "not sufficient" to establish obstruction of justice.
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Barr and Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE determined, based on a review of Mueller's findings, that there should be no obstruction charge.
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In recent months, China has appeared more determined to defend its claims in the South China Sea, reinforcing and arming its bases in the Paracel Islands and farther south in the Spratly Islands, even though the various islands, reefs, shoals and other outcroppings are also claimed by Vietnam, the Philippines, Taiwan and others.
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Barr wrote that he and Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE determined that the evidence was "not sufficient" to establish that Trump obstructed the investigation.
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That was how some Egyptians marked the fifth anniversary on Monday of the start of the uprising that toppled President Hosni Mubarak: A handful of flash protests, like the one in Shubra al-Kheima, sought to harness the commitment of the embattled opposition; Mr. Sisi's government and its strong-arm supporters proved they were even more determined.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: My experience at the hands of this government in the last five years have made me more determined ever than before to stand before you and all of Americans and say that I will not retreat, I will not surrender, I will not be intimidated, and I will not ask for permission to exercise my constitutional rights.
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READ: Hackers just deleted YouTube's most-viewed video ever "The fact that a single hacker with moderate technical skills was able to identify several vulnerable military targets and exfiltrate highly sensitive information in a week's time is a disturbing preview of what a more determined and organized group with superior technical and financial resources could achieve," Barysevich said.
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The letter also said Barr and Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE determined that they would not pursue an obstruction of justice charge after reviewing Mueller's findings.
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However, Barr wrote that he and Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE determined the evidence was "not sufficient" to bring an obstruction of justice charge against Trump.
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NBC News reported that the office of Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Haley: 'Threats of China on full display' in Hong Kong Juan Williams: Trump's trouble with women MORE determined that Jamal Benomar, a British citizen born in Morocco, should receive diplomatic privileges and immunities.
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However, Barr and Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE determined that there was insufficient evidence of obstruction and said the Department of Justice (DOJ) would not pursue charges.
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Barr added that he and Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE determined that there was not sufficient evidence to bring an obstruction of justice charge against Trump.
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Mueller also did not reach a conclusion on whether Trump obstructed justice, Barr said, but Barr and Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE determined that Trump didn't obstruct justice.
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Not only that, but you even end up with an elite that literally uses the same strategy of exclusion that WASPs once used against Jews to preserve its particular definition of diversity from high-achieving Asians — with the only difference being that our elite is more determined to deceive itself about how and why it's discriminating.
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Far from quelling the furor that has led to more than a week of mass protests in San Juan, the governor's announcement seemed to have the opposite effect: People quickly gathered on the street outside the governor's official residence in the Old San Juan neighborhood and said they were even more determined than ever to oust him.
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But since this was the first terrorist attack in Britain since the European Union referendum and the assassination of Labour politician Jo Cox, the response by the far right, and the sect of people in favor of Britain withdrawing from the EU that parrot many of its views, has been louder and more determined than usual.
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He also said that while special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE determined the contacts between the Trump campaign and Russian agents did not rise to the level of conspiracy, there should be more clear-cut definitions and standards set.
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The attorney general also wrote that he and Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE determined that the evidence was "not sufficient" to establish an obstruction of justice charge, despite Mueller not making a determination on that point.
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Orrin HatchOrrin Grant HatchTrump to award racing legend Roger Penske with Presidential Medal of Freedom Trump awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to economist, former Reagan adviser Arthur Laffer Second ex-Senate staffer charged in aiding doxxing of GOP senators MORE (R-Utah), a member of the Judiciary Committee, added that the frequent verbal attacks from liberal groups were only making Grassley more determined to not move the nomination.
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In addition to addressing the matter of collusion, Barr wrote that Mueller made no conclusion as to whether Trump obstructed justice in the investigation of Russian interference, but that he and Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE determined that there was no obstruction of justice charge.
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Although she was never quite "on a Lauren Hutton level," in the words of William Norwich, a novelist and editor who in those days worked as a society columnist for The Daily News and then The New York Post, her face nevertheless turned up regularly on Elle and other magazine covers — Steven Meisel once shot her for Italian Vogue — in countless commercials and also, as one of the agency's more determined workhorses, on the cover of a knitting journal.
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Recent reports and news articles also suggest that Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's disparaging comments about Mexican immigrants and plans to deport 85033 million undocumented residents is driving a spike in the registration rates of new Latino voters who seem more determined to vote to stop a presidential candidate who supports views contrary to their own.
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On obstruction of justice, Mueller looked at 10 episodes and did not exonerate Trump, but Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation Barr removes prisons chief after Epstein death MORE and Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE determined there was not sufficient evidence to charge the president.
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Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrCurrent and former prosecutors respond to Barr's 'concerning' comments on progressive DAs Attorney General Barr's license to kill Medical examiner confirms Epstein death by suicide MORE also said in a letter to Congress on Sunday that 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 determined there were two separate efforts by Russia to influence the 2016 contest.
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The attorney general also wrote in that letter that Mueller did not reach a conclusion on whether President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE obstructed justice, but said that he and Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE determined that the evidence was not sufficient to bring forward such a charge.
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