It sounds simple, but it takes patience — and patience is hard.
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" The quote read, "This is a time of patience and learning through patience.
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I think that's what I've got to tell them: Have patience, real patience.
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One of the attributes Latina women have is patience — a lot of patience.
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You've got to learn patience because patience is what really builds the character.
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And then, again, the question is, in terms of patience, who has the patience?
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" Meghan said, adding, "You need so much patience for it, it teaches you patience, too.
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I have patience and we have patience since we put the proposal on the table.
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And patience—patience with yourself, but with your partner and with your family and friends.
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Waits, with its deep, invisible eye, its patience of saints, the patience of eternity. Until!
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As a trainer, it's a business where you have to be there and it's patience, patience.
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"My patience and the patience of the Colombian people have their limits," Santos said on Monday.
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"There was a period of strategic patience but the era of strategic patience is over," Pence said.
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Arrogate required patience and often tried the patience of those charged with transforming him into a racehorse.
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"The public has lost patience, you have all lost patience, and so have I," Mr. Newsom said.
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But seeing a payoff will require patience, which will in turn require investors to have patience in SoftBank.
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A mom's patience might be an impressive skill, but I've come to consider an immigrant mom's patience as a holy thing.
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With time and patience—maybe a lot of patience—you'll figure out which medications are worth it and which are not.
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The thing is, younger people also can be short on patience, and patience is what you need to buy into this series.
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When Vice President Mike Pence says of North Korea, "The era of strategic patience is over," he has a point: Patience has failed.
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I've had a variety of experiences with people and dealing with children, that takes a lot of patience and politics takes a lot of patience.
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It's one of those beauty treatments that require a little time and patience and, frankly, we need to save our time and patience for other things.
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NFL great Shannon Sharpe is calling for patience and diligence in the Joe McKnight killing -- patience on the part of outraged citizens, and diligence from the cops.
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"While I have endless patience, some of my colleagues have lost patience quite frankly with the UK and there's enormous hostility to any further extension," Varadkar said.
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But after months of heeding calls for patience from some of his most senior advisers, including the defence secretary, James Mattis, and military chiefs, Mr Trump lost patience.
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"We need patience, a lot of patience," Cardinal Pietro Parolin, the Vatican secretary of state, who has overseen talks with China, told reporters this month in Bologna, Italy.
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Turns out, lots of other people had learned a lot about love, patience and pain: One taught me love, one taught me patience, and one taught me pain pic.twitter.
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Emerging online lenders ask lawmakers for time, patience: Online lenders are pleading with lawmakers for time and patience as they attempt to solve one of finance's most stubborn issues.
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We never had too much money but we did have a lot of patience, so we were able to mess up some stuff because we had too much patience.
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"There is a lot of patience we have to have and patience only comes with rest, and that's something we don't have a lot of," she said of her and Perego.
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Vice President Says 'Strategic Patience' with North Korea Is OverMike Pence says the "era of strategic patience" maintained by past US administrations toward North Korea is a thing of the past.
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Thank you SO MUCH for your patience ~ ❤️ pic.twitter.
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" Medley: "I have a big heart, but little patience.
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But have some patience — we're just enjoying the moment.
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All those things have to come together — with patience.
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" On the virtue of patience: "Judges should be patient.
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" 'Strategic patience … is over' After meeting with the South Korean president in Washington, D.C., in June 2017, Trump said that the "era of strategic patience with the North Korean regime has failed.
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Latching doesn't always come easily, and the same can be said for weaning, so patience is a necessity — patience with yourself, your baby, and the process you're trying to figure out together.
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"When the employee started ringing Bigler up, he thanked her for her patience, but she said she thanked him for "teaching us patience and kindness by his treatment of that elderly woman.
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"My patience and the patience of the people has its limits," Mr. Santos said to applause from residents of La Palma, a town he was visiting about 50 miles from the capital.
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So if patience is a photographer's virtue, then the particular patience of the female photographer—long neglected but represented ably by those featured in this issue—is a story worth telling in full.
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The many paths from Trump to Russia "We are seeing the results of him being a bit undisciplined, impulsive, instinctive and intuitive, little patience for preparation and little patience for process," said Hayden.
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Trump said "the era of strategic patience with the North Korean regime has failed…that patience is over," while delivering a joint statement with South Korean President Moon at the White House Friday.
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Patience with the process, how long or short or spontaneous it may be; the sounds, intricate and layered, often times completely and beautifully weird; and patience with the direction they are going toward.
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I was okay with that because I knew that if they had the patience to understand that it was going to take some time, then I had the patience to deal with it.
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His patience saved my hearing, as well as my face.
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But have patience — dog matchmakers only have so much energy.
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And now Britons' patience with negotiations may be running out.
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It takes a lot of patience, and I fail sometimes.
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You'll understand that patience and precise movements are a must.
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Someone who has patience and is seeking a passive doggie.
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"Now it's time for patience and hard work," she wrote.
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Hypothetical Gameplans Jose Aldo's career has been built on patience.
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There are signs Warner's patience is starting to wear thin.
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Have patience Car salespeople are trained to be hard closers.
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"We appreciate your patience as we navigate the transition process."
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But there's plenty of good will too, and refreshing patience.
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He has no patience for getting halfway to the future.
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We appreciate our customers' patience and understanding during this time.
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No, I'm much too shy and don't have the patience.
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That's a big ... Don't you have a lot of patience.
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Your patience has been rewarded, and Malik has joined Snapchat.
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"I think the No. 1 thing is patience," he says.
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It requires a grinding work ethic and lots of patience.
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Thank you for your patience as we complete the investigation.
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Thx for your patience while Apple fixed the iOS10 issue.
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Patience is a virtue that the stock market seldom displays.
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Photographing wildlife takes a special combination of patience and talent.
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Why do you have more patience for such things now?
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I don't have the patience to let my nails dry.
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I want to see more empathy, more flexibility, more patience.
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It's a job for skilled craftspeople, requiring patience and knowledge.
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Thank you for your patience while we work through this.
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We want to thank them for their patience and understanding.
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The mayor was grateful to residents who showed such patience.
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We thank you for your patience and your ongoing support.
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Fed officials kept preaching patience when it comes to easing.
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Driving takes patience, skill, and of course, your undivided attention.
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Patience is a virtue — and a lighter hand is best.
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Its patience and joy might be running out with it.
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A little patience goes a long way, it would seem.
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Thank you — thank you... BUSH: ... this relates to strategic patience.
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But the patience of the Federal Reserve deserves most credit.
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It's okay to show that my patience has worn thin.
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AFTER months of diplomatic tiptoeing, Germany's patience has run out.
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It really requires patience and takes a lot of time.
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"I've got more patience, definitely," she explained at the time.
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That's an attribute that most people don't think about: patience.
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Thank you for your patience as we work through this.
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And their patience with Boeing is starting to run out.
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Sorry for the let down, but our patience is appreciated.
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Reaching an agreement with North Korea also will take patience.
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Musk thanked Model 22018 reservation holders, too, for their patience.
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I had zero patience for Jordan Kimball on The Bachelorette.
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It's a big decision and your respect & patience is appreciated.
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Ms Sturgeon closed her speech with a plea for patience.
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But their patience and hard work have been worth it.
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All it takes is cleaning vinegar, toilet paper, and patience.
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"One taught me love, one taught me patience," sings Grande.
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" The bottom line: "This senator's patience is wearing very thin.
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Roughly four to 16 hours of patience, to be clear.
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We sincerely thank our customers for their understanding and patience.
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India's patience with Pakistani meddling really has worn dangerously thin.
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AMERICA IS FINALLY losing patience with the war in Yemen.
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It will require patience and determination, but we must act.
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So they have much more patience with a woman's labor.
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"The time for silence and patience is long gone," Rep.
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Thank you for your time, thank you for your patience.
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Thanks for your patience, the 500 error is now fixed!
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It can be exhausting, and your patience will be tested.
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It requires few ingredients, but patience is one of them.
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Beijing's patience with Pyongyang appears to be growing thin, however.
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COMEY: Thank you for your patience and your good questions.
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My tank is on empty, no patience is in me
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Iteration demands patience and process; it demands empathy and humility.
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Thank you for your patience while we worked on this!
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The Trump administration urging patience for the process of denuclearization.
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It's why I don't have any patience for the paparazzi.
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But Trump is not the only one losing his patience.
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Thank you for your patience over the past few months.
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These pieces explore your patience, but they reward close listening.
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But the government investment fund has run out of patience.
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Wait 'til the needle gets near the redline… patience… shift.
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Daenerys will lose patience and hit back twice as hard.
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We apologize & appreciate your patience while we work to fix.
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They are replacing Claire Foy and Matt Smith. Patience. pic.twitter.
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Developing channels of distribution for a new product takes patience.
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But, it requires time, patience, a comprehensive approach – and funding.
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Patience is your best friend when watching a meteor shower.
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On Tuesday, many leaders of GOP had clearly lost patience.
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Therapy, like all great things, takes work, patience, and sacrifice.
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Rather than apologize, she thanked the interviewer for her patience.
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Even Mr Sisi's Arab bankrollers appear to be losing patience.
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Foreign investors also appear to be losing patience with Abenomics.
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I have no patience or humor for this shit anymore.
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Thank you for your patience, and as always, happy streaming!
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Some clients have not had the patience to stick around.
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" Shut up," Noor was losing what little patience she had.
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The firm's leadership emphasises the virtues of patience and investment.
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Mordo understands that achieving great power takes patience and discipline.
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The Predators ownership is now being rewarded for its patience.
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It's an extraordinary test of the President's patience and authority.
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The international community's patience had a "clear limit", he said.
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The gratuity on this degree of patience is not optional.
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Sorry, but we need just a little bit of patience.
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One of the critical elements for building wealth is patience.
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But Crump said the Bradford family's patience is wearing thin.
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Facebook's own shareholders are losing patience for Mark Zuckerberg's excuses.
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There is one final element the Canadian model requires: patience.
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" On the subject of Fizdale, Mills said: "We have patience.
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"Strategic patience is an underrated quality in politics," Wade said.
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Anything I wanted to get done took skills and patience.
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I had to exercise patience not to spill the beans.
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He seemed to realize diplomacy would take time and patience.
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The Chancellor's legendary patience finally seemed to have worn thin.
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Mr. Mavrakis, the mayor, has little patience for these dreams.
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"My reaction is kindly, kindly use your patience," he said.
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However, some watchmakers have already lost patience with the system.
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Patience is what she said the program has taught her.
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Both Smallwood and Briley asked for patience with the investigation.
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" He then warned, "people's patience [with Trump] gonna wear out.
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On the other side are those who urge greater patience.
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"The President doesn't have patience for that," an official said.
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Serving a Guinness "takes a lot of patience," says Young.
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To be profitable, this strategy requires patience and significant capital.
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But safely handling this spiky rodent takes patience and skill.
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He had no patience for messes or latecomers or laziness.
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There's a certain patience that allows life to come through.
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You taught me patience, you taught me family was everything.
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To reach the truth, they demonstrated another fundamental virtue: patience.
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But she has more patience for that than I do.
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In other words: It will require a lot of patience.
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We're very sorry for the inconvenience and appreciate everyone's patience.
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And the patience occurs when you love what you're doing.
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His patience, cool, and grace in that situation was admirable.
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The words dripping from our tongues wet with ripened patience.
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How difficult is it: Patience is needed to use Tor.
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Go deeper: Trump finally losing patience with VA Sec. Shulkin.
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He doesn't have the patience to even talk about it.
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We request your patience as the FBI completes its investigation.
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But my patience for kids just being kids had evaporated.
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Investors' patience for Erdogan's meddling has started to fray recently.
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Things are clicking today, thanks to your patience and persistence.
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We apologize for the inconvenience & thank you for your patience.
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If fans show some patience, Brandt said, Smith could succeed.
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He's caught precisely one break in life — his girlfriend, Patience.
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Still, Mayor Charlie Latham of Jacksonville Beach asked for patience.
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Patience and consistency reduce the opportunity to make bad decisions.
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"A little bit of patience will help," Mr. Merino said.
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Some investors have already left, their patience having worn thin.
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Yet the book unquestionably rewards the patience that it demands.
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Be warned that this process might take time and patience!
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And patience is running thin with foreign donors, as well.
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Funch's project is a feat of both patience and memory.
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So far, I don't feel my patience has been rewarded.
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Mr. Trump had no patience for that kind of briefing.
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The foremost is patience: Constitutional mechanisms work slowly by design.
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But some buyers are running out of time or patience.
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Aids say the president's patience for him is wearing thin.
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Do you sometimes lose your patience and later regret it?
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It looked unpromising, but patience would reward me -- I hoped.
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"That's when you really have to preach patience," McIlroy said.
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"I've approached this situation with patience and understanding," he said.
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The Democrats can resolve their rift with patience and tolerance.
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Ms. Franklin, he said, had little patience for his concerns.
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Thank you for your patience, and for participating in FBA.
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For Mr. Gowin this project was a lesson in patience.
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"You want to train, not try, for patience," she said.
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Elsewhere, though, courts have had little patience for this argument.
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Patience is a virtue that I obviously do not possess.
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But one of Mr. Rockefeller's most impressive characteristics is patience.
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Two helpful characteristics that he highlighted are humility and patience.
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Doing so will require approaching conversations with curiosity and patience.
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It requires adaptability and patience, as does reporting on firefighting.
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Working in Cuba takes patience in pretty much every respect.
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Even Senator Bernie Sanders, the liberal Vermont firebrand, counseled patience.
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What the three days asked of viewers, largely, was patience.
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Clinton, has little patience for questions about the city's mood.
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Donald Trump has officially lost all patience with the media.
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Four, as cliche as it may sound, dialogue requires patience.
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The Obama administration followed a policy it called 'strategic patience.
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Spanberger had little patience for what she saw as digressions.
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This lineup will test even the most enthusiastic Briton's patience.
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They're dogged and consistent, with the patience of a machine.
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After years of asking politely, their patience is running thin.
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Many farmer shareholders have little patience for any more stumbles.
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Many farmer shareholders have little patience for any more stumbles.
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By Friday, however, even Mr. Trudeau's patience had run out.
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"The era of strategic patience is over," Mr. Pence said.
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Creating that private oasis required years of patience and planning.
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The network has asked for patience, promising a fair segment.
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Others in the city had no patience for such diplomacy.
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Or maybe you had a little more patience than that.
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We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate our guests' patience.
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"All he said was just, 'Thank you for your patience.'"
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And yet she was a figure of equanimity and patience.
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We appreciate your patience and respect during this challenging time.
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It'll be hard not to get short with my patience.
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Business leaders like Steve Wilburn are running out of patience.
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And that takes time and patience and winning people over.
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Also it is a journey of patience and unforeseen paths.
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I'm not very patient, so don't try my patience, either.
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Acting with patience and consistency is what the kakeibo encourages.
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Tactics, and patience, have always carried little weight in England.
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The West is losing faith, and patience, with free speech.
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We request your patience and the FBI completes its investigation.
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International patience with Russia certainly appears to be wearing thin.
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Le Patron never would have had the patience for that.
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For her part, Clinton tweeted patience ahead of Tuesday's primaries.
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Now they were telling me their patience had run out.
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Lawyers for the aggrieved investors say they are losing patience.
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Others in the city had no patience for such diplomacy.
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It requires a hunter's patience and attunement to your surroundings.
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In a democracy, presidents must have patience and thick skin.
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"We lose patience many times," he said, according to CBS.
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Anthony, he said, had shown more patience for the process.
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Private investors nonetheless expect some reward for their patience soon.
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Fans largely lost their patience with his fixation on fashion.
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Well, it turns out, we just needed a little patience.
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Then Miller happens, and your patience goes out the window.
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"It takes a lot of control and patience," Melanie says.
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An exercise in patience, Jeannette suggests that it doesn't matter.
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Our economists expect the minutes to emphasize patience and data-dependency.
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The silver surfers' inexhaustible patience impresses him above all, he said.
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Indeed, the team's efforts and patience were well worth the outcome.
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Christopher Plata doesn't have time or patience for bad dates anymore.
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During these times of patience, the greatest growth is taking place.
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Luckily, Bryan had more patience with their questions than I did.
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Still, reports that investors are losing patience continue to come in.
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Like many who are unemployed, Fabio Lorusso's patience is wearing thin.
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There is no such thing as patience when fetch is involved.
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Alexandra "Alee" Malleck is seen with her children, Andre and Patience.
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But it taught us the art of patience in the studio.
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CAVUTO: There&aposs always a timetable on patience, I guess, sir.
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NBA rebuilds take time, luck, patience, and a cast-iron stomach.
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Thank you for your patience and understanding at this difficult time.
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Brazilians have reached the end of their patience with this system.
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Patience is a human virtue that died with the previous century.
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Paris wants haste and German Chancellor Angela Merkel is urging patience.
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Our continued efforts are only matched by your patience and support.
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If given time and given patience I believe that he will.
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We are working hard to resolve this and appreciate your patience.
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We found lessons of patience, reverence, and community within your shores.
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" Tip 7: Patience is key "Be patient… everyone's body reacts differently.
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Repeatedly and with patience, he objectively explains the state's fiscal options.
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Inka and Niclas promise their only real power is meticulous patience.
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"I'm having a hard time with patience right now," she said.
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But he lost some who had already begun to lose patience.
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"Thank you for your patience," Twitter said in a status update.
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"They will try your patience, but be patient, anyway," he adds.
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Ayesha Curry has no patience for negative comments about her children.
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BUSH: This relates to the strategic patience of the Obama administration.
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Tillerson has already signaled the limits of Washington's patience with China.
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Powerful figures have hinted that the regime's patience is limited, though.
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Even institutional shareholders, once models of patience, are flashing the knives.
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Mr Obama had reached the limits of his patience with Pakistan.
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We ask for your patience as we work through this issue.
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Go deeper ... Inside the room: Trump losing patience with Afghanistan war
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Appropriators in Congress — even Republicans — have been losing patience over this.
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You need to have a lot of patience that's for sure!
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I definitely don't have steady enough hands or patience for that.
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"Have patience for yourself and for others around you," said Florian.
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Thank you for your patience as we work to restore them.
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Guys just don't have the patience to take a good selfie.
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The central bank dropped the word "patience" in its statement then.
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You've only brought wonderful love kindness and patience into my life!
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No matter the question, the answer will involve time and patience.
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We do feel like patience is the right approach right now.
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"Her publicist, Patience, emailed me out the blue," La Pearl explains.
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Maybe that's why we have so little patience for fashion rules.
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The Fed removed its "patience" approach which sent treasury yields plunging.
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"We're a patient investor but patience has its limits," Bastos said.
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A lot of patience, but they're both meditative in a way.
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I suspect I've exhausted your patience for utility regulation for today.
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And the result is a unique artifact that arose with patience.
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LOS ANGELES — Matthew Patrick knows a thing or two about patience.
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Apologies for the interruption, and thanks again for all your patience.
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"We have to have a little bit more patience," Gottfried said.
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Image: Julien ChopinThere's a certain patience required for studying sticky tape.
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But I can tell you that my patience has run out.
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But the Old Hollywood style requires serious time and patience, right?
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The Arab states show increasing signs of running out of patience.
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His patience and wise advice stayed with me for many years.
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Have patience, and enjoy the extra wiggle room that glitches create.
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"It teaches you patience and to be responsible," Abdel Hak said.
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The Boys Don't Cry roll-out is a masterclass in patience.
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They exercise patience and persistence as they strive for their goals.
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Muna's family has learned patience in the most difficult of ways.
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I have the patience for puppies, but that's a quick stage!
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I just do things guiding myself by my experience and patience.
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Again, we apologize for this, and appreciate your patience and understanding.
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It requires patience, fortitude and commitment to long-term strategic objectives.
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Safe fisting requires patience, practice, communication, and, yes, plenty of lube.
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Like his old coach, Betts had no patience for prejudice, either.
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"Mia, for your undying love and patience," he said, thanking her.
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Mr Kim may one day test Mr Xi's patience to destruction.
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The president is counting on the patience of voters like her.
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It requires real chicken cells, Petrie dishes probably and some patience.
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Patience may be a virtue, but it's not always a reality!
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He's also the parent with endless patience, and the better cook.
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But they require time, and patience, from prescribers, partners, and patients.
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People don't have the patience for that kind of writing anymore.
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The Premier League seems, at long last, to have learned patience.
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Jerome Little had no patience for the destruction of the signs.
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Democracy is an exercise in patience and persistence, not quick corrections.
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But General Soleimani's explosive remarks suggested that Tehran was losing patience.
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Investing in real estate takes time, patience, and most importantly, cash.
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Some are desperate for immediate justice, while others are preaching patience.
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"There's nothing to do — except to have a lot of patience."
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Office politics virtually disappeared; nobody had the time or the patience.
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She has endless amounts of patience and her generosity is stunning.
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SECOND, YOU SHOULD HAVE A GREAT TEAM, THEY HAVE A PATIENCE.
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For young buyers in cities like New York, patience is key.
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More broadly, patience for Sanders is wearing thin among many Democrats.
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But there are signs that South Koreans' patience is running thin.
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It's a very valuable asset to any club that has patience.
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That's the hard part — finding a club that has the patience.
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Recent history shows voters have little patience for broken campaign promises.
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But on Thursday he signaled his patience might be wearing thin.
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Libya and "strategic patience" sent the wrong messages to the world.
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The company representatives walked me through it with patience and kindness.
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"The by-words now have become patience and flexibility," he added.
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Steady pressure, bilateral diplomatic talks and patience can win the day.
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No one wants that, but the people's patience has a limit.
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"My coaches before don't have patience for altitude training," she said.
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Ahead of the vote, Reizniece-Ozola called for patience from critics.
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The bad news is that process takes time and requires patience.
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Joe's patience might have paid off ... because he's making off nicely.
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If you have some patience, you will hear the entire response.
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It is a level of patience the Yankees are never afforded.
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"You need to have patience," said Bill Wise, a LIQS investor.
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Patience is a virtue, but unfortunately we've run out of that.
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With enough time and patience, you can make it functional again.
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Have patience, avoid blaming Mercury retrograde, and double check your work.
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Like all mental illness, it's best treated with patience and empathy.
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I guess what I'm saying is: Thank you for your patience.
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It's a case of trial and error plus patience for now.
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His patience, instilled by his four years overseas, has been instrumental.
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I rarely have the patience to play many of them properly.
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Ralph Fiennes is a director of impeccable taste and little patience.
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This is the make or break part—and it takes patience!
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"Having patience, thick skin and a military background helped," he added.
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" And he had no patience for politicians who accepted "economic surrender.
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Clapper said that he didn't think Mattis' patience would be infinite.
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In the end, empathy and patience are an empty nester's Xanax.
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Nothing can top showing your gratitude with patience, support, and love.
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What's really needed, in my opinion, is a lot more patience.
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Her mother, Emmanuela Lima, was anxious, but Maiya's doctor advised patience.
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He has no patience with advocates of universal basic income, either.
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Justifiably furious, out of patience, she wants things to change. Now.
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Their coach, Tite, has preached patience all along, and it's worked.
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"He's got a lot more patience than I would have had."
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He did not lose his patience, though, or drift into despair.
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Thanks to Alan, I gained patience, empathy, diplomacy, maturity and compassion.
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He said he learned patience as well — never his strong suit.
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"Their patience had worn incredibly thin," a congressional aide told CNN.
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Huge thanks to Craig Kasper for his patience with countless revisions.
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"Big countries speak of strategic patience," a second senior diplomat said.
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The Iranians have made it increasingly clear they have lost patience.
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Gandhi was insecure and distrustful, and had little patience for defiance.
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It was an exercise in patience as well as in sleuthing.
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For example, the government has urged patience and promised an investigation.
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You heard that cry, and responded with extraordinary patience and grace.
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Keeping up with the narrative requires some patience, Mike Hale wrote.
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PATIENCE. Both derive from the same Latin root pati (to suffer).
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Kaplan earlier this week called for "patience" on further rate increases.
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Helicopters overhead, how they move like spirits with no conscience. Patience.
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Dalia Grybauskaite, the outspoken president of Lithuania, favors patience with Britain.
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Her patience was rewarded: Unemployment steadily declined while inflation remained low.
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Tideman has helped Sabalenka, 20, improve her patience and shot selection.
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"We stay positive with it," he said, praising his wife's patience.
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The lawyer hired by Mr. Alvarez's family, Manuel Portela, urged patience.
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FASTING AND FEASTING: The Life of Visionary Food Writer Patience Gray.
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On Tuesday, however, he signaled his patience may be wearing thin.
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CEO David Overton reportedly asked the landlords for patience and help.
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"It takes patience, imagination and empathy with the bacteria," she said.
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It will take patience and perseverance to find what works best.
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Translation: patience, please, because we might not be very good yet.
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Roth tests our patience in a way few novelists would dare.
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Mr. Wyden said Democrats would have little patience for such tactics.
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"You have to have patience, which I have," Ms. Manning said.
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In truth, long before Charlottesville, Mr. Trump had begun losing patience.
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When she refuses to drink her bottle, he keeps his patience.
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The quietness and patience with which he speaks can be disconcerting.
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It tries the player's patience, creates a constant sense of unease.
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We thought BLIPS were fun, but getting good results took patience.
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As Dart's copycats learned, distressed-debt litigation rewarded patience and creativity.
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Yup. He had bought himself some patience, if not much else.
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It's been a long, patience-testing road for Wonder Woman fans.
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It calls for an acrobat's balance and occasionally a diplomat's patience.
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Mr. Lemann and Mr. Buffett share a similar investment philosophy: patience.
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But Welch's story about Reed's patience recalls other expert leadership advice.
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US Cabinet officials are moving to calm expectations and urge patience.
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" He added, "The markets have no patience for stupidity or ignorance.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has said "strategic patience" is over.
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Patience. "Being able to ride for the long haul," he said.
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"The patience of our people is a real paradox," she said.
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The reality is "crisis" has no patience, and neither should we.
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Seaburg says he doubts Walmart investors will have as much patience.
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He is capable of empathy, sympathy, compassion, patience and personal discipline.
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And if they do, will fans and shareholders have enough patience?
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You are struck by their openness, their optimism and their patience.
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Potential new investors might even admire the patience and financial discipline.
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Patience also says a lot about a person's willpower and discipline.
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His final studio album featuring new songs was "Patience" in 2004.
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Finally, teach them patience in the face of increasingly intolerable frustration.
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"Our patience is not unlimited," a top Democratic leadership aide warned.
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We have no patience with the traffic on the drive home.
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I appreciate Will and Joel's patience and advice throughout the process.
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Challenges aside, Agyeman's flawlessly conveys the character's patience, passion, and loyalty.
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They have little patience for the intricacies of the legislative process.
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The Fed's newfound patience delighted the White House, and Wall Street.
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With a little patience, you'll go home with the ultimate souvenir.
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" He urged patience, saying the health bill "will find its time.
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Some have never mustered up the patience for soft scrambled eggs.
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These are hard problems that require patience, study, and steady leadership.
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As a manager, he had little patience with lack of hustle.
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What I really needed was patience pills, and a few distractions.
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Benedict Evans preaches patience after a leaked photo shows clunky hardware.
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But that patience has already been sorely tested among EU leaders.
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The keys to it all are innovation, humility, patience and commitment.
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The notion of "patience" was no longer part of their thinking.
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Patience pays off as Indians edge Mariners CLEVELAND — After hitting into double plays in each of the first three innings Cleveland Indians hitters decided to be more patient at the plate, and that patience paid off.
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Thank you for your patience while we work out the new details.
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Leading with your wisdom, guidance, patience, and compassion as they grow up.
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They have like no patience for dry, you know, store-bought yeast.
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Ms. von Furstenberg has no patience for those clinging to the past.
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Mr. Richardson holds his ground, often with ballad tones, patience and mystery.
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Trapped with a killer It was Patience Carter's first trip to Florida.
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I definitely learned a lot of patience from my grandfather while fishing.
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Van, patience eroded, responds, "That's some dumbass shit, Earn," and walks out.
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The approach we need is one of prudence, patience and good judgment.
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"Right now his patience is high," said Dusty Baker, the Nationals manager.
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WALLACE: If you have some patience, you will hear the entire response.
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The traits I'm hoping to focus on are patience, gratefulness, and passion.
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We're extremely grateful for the patience and support of the Ticketfly community.
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Have a little patience and you will have things to write about.
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"Patience, especially in Germany, is wearing thin," Vistesen said in the note.
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And there's generally speaking very little patience for the processes of government.
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Putting the right policies in place will take courage, patience, and leadership.
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One of them is patience, because if you're right, you'll be right.
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It takes time, effort, and patience, but it may be worth it.
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Mr Uribe prefaced his proposals by calling for both "urgency" and "patience".
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But A Ghost Story, which premiered this week at Sundance, rewards patience.
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Throughout the city of about 620,000, however, residents' patience was wearing thin.
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At current oil prices, the most valued asset of all is patience.
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It sounded as if the president's patience was starting to wear thin.
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Where Dark Souls emphasizes patience and defense, Sekiro is all about aggression.
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But clearly Ecuador's patience with the mercurial Wikileaks founder has worn thin.
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You think I have the patience or emotional fortitude to temper chocolate?
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Speed is power, and when you're young, patience is not a virtue.
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"Russia needs to understand that our patience is not infinite," Kerry said.
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Sometimes I think I watch this show as an exercise in patience.
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But patience has grown thin with some in recent weeks, including analysts.
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Jessie J has no patience for anyone pitting women against each other.
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Does "vanish" reference the missing girls or Camille's patience with her mother?
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Patience is low and we're itching to break free and start anew.
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Merkel's patience, she continued to have regular telephone conversations with Mr. Putin.
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"Thank you all for your relentless support and patience throughout this process."
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Thank you for your patience while we look into this matter. pic.twitter.
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Resilience requires patience, and government must be there for the long term.
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Japanese people seem to have a real appreciation and patience for music.
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Holli, the nail artist, has skills and the patience of a saint.
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Additionally, have plenty of patience and two different sizes of Phillips screwdriver.
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Yet they are unlikely to progress quickly and America will need patience.
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Owner Angeliki Floros, an immigrant herself, has no patience for what happened.
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But there are signs that Trump's patience with China is wearing thin.
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"Everyone wants immediate perfection, but patience really does pay off," notes Aoyagi.
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Plus, I'm outta weed, so my patience for this shit is shot.
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With a little patience, we can find the best one for you.
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The commission's patience may be wearing thin, but it is not exhausted.
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It says the "era of strategic patience" with North Korea is over.
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Posing for the caricature was actually an exercise in patience and obedience.
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As he scrambled, Zeke and Hannah began to lose patience with Adam.
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What results is neither pure action blockbuster nor art house patience tester.
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Then finally, as with so many moochers before me, they lost patience.
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Iran initially tried to exert strategic patience and wait out the administration.
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You know that they love each other, but she's completely lost patience.
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"She has the patience of a saint, so that helps," he said.
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Whatever happens, voters are going to need patience over the coming weeks.
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Guadagnino didn't have the patience to edit them out in post production.
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Orders are continuing to ship and we appreciate everyone's patience and support.
|
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Yet there are signs that patience with the President is wearing thin.
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The superstar concluded the video by thanking her fans for their patience.
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Searching for the right pair of glasses is an exercise in patience.
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So doesn&apost that require a bit of patience at the table?
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REED: Well, it requires patience, but it also requires a consistent plan.
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If parenting is an exercise in patience, these outings were the Ironman.
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That&aposs when people need guidance and counseling and, above all, patience.
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The physical, exacting nature of the work requires good, old fashioned patience.
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His incredible patience will be missed — he loved to push the envelope.
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Even then, you must play it out with perfect precision and patience.
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Let me be very clear: the policy of strategic patience has ended.
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I said earlier, we have not a lot of patience for process.
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Colton: You don't have the patience to listen to a good jam.
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Cameron Esposito, comedian and host of the podcast Queery : I think patience.
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With boundless patience, the show examines interpersonal relationships from every possible angle.
|
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So they persevered and they are reaping the fruits of their patience.
|
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" "Tehching Hsieh," Sonny concludes, "gave me an understanding about time and patience.
|
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"It was a test of our patience," Rangers defenseman Ryan McDonagh said.
|
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" The vice president added that "the era of strategic patience is over.
|
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Will funds have the patience to stick with their steepener bets now?
|
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And that mindset speaks to an important trait many millionaires share: patience.
|
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They described their pets as sources of comfort, patience, support and protection.
|
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Extra runway and heavy pre-launch testing necessitate greater patience from investors.
|
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Your renowned reserves of patience will be needed to manage the fourth.
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The same things that I learned as a jockey: patience and cooperation.
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But their patience may wear thin if the intense competition drags on.
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It's a patient film, and it requires some patience from its audience.
|
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But Sekerková cautions that it takes patience to secure a fruitful meeting.
|
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We need some strategic patience — some grown-up behavior — on both sides.
|
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"I think we have to have some patience, I do," Feinstein said.
|
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Tuesday's tweet indicates the president's patience on his legislative agenda is waning.
|
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However, this core constituency's patience with the government may have run out.
|
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When does patience cease being a virtue, and start being a sin?
|
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In an ideal world, this approach teaches patience, self-control and restraint.
|
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If there was anyone who deserves our patience and gratitude, it's Frank.
|
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The foremost ingredients in vinegar are time and patience, that's really it.
|
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Like I said, flat lays take a lot of time — and patience.
|
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Chairman John Allan appealed for patience at the company's annual shareholders' meeting.
|
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That showed a lot of patience, a lot of commitment and trust.
|
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Let's all admit that some patience is required by all affected parties.
|
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But Mr. Sirisena, speaking quietly and slowly, gesturing for emphasis, urged patience.
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The following are virtues: 'patience, courage, humility, resourcefulness, reason, justice, and creativity.
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Murtagh may be implicitly loyal to Jamie but his patience wears thin.
|
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She listens with strained patience, before amending pretty much everything he says.
|
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He requested patience from the youths while the ruling coalition implements change.
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Untangling Obama's mess will require prioritization, patience and, above all, thoughtful policies.
|
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Mr. Bryans said he had little patience for those who felt otherwise.
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You don't know patience until you've tried this task Woodley swears by.
|
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But just when patience is needed, mob rule has become the norm.
|
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The arrival of gravitational-wave astronomy also shows the virtues of patience.
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As investors know firsthand, getting it right takes patience, determination and resolve.
|
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Notably, to always pick yourself up, consistently practice and to exercise patience.
|
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Patience, good humor and resourcefulness are helpful traits to have on hand.
|
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Bezos says the key mindset is thinking long-term, which requires patience.
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The good news is that hangovers eventually dissipate, but patience is required.
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Patience is about building the foundation to do the things that matter.
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Introducing a cat and dog to each other requires patience and persistence.
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Money is a long game — do you have the patience to play?
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Rouse asked for the public's patience as agents work toward that conclusion.
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Patience Ndlovu was one of those who received treatment at the clinic.
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It was patience, perseverance, and doing the work that you got there.
|
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But each day that goes by, my patience gets thinner and thinner.
|
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At the same time, GOP senators insist that patience is running out.
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Certainly, change won't happen overnight, and it will require work and patience.
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I never met another dog who has the same patience and calmness.
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Fishing is a sport of patience in a world that has little.
|
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His critics see someone coming up short on age, patience and control.
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I'd called upon depths of patience I had no idea I possessed.
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Patience—I wish I knew how to calm down and worry less.
|
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"The team combines her tranquility and patience with my aggression," Franca said.
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Now, by nature, baseball is a sport won with patience and endurance.
|
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It just takes a bit more patience from people who can hear.
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For listeners, that should be reflected in the patience it's afforded too.
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I tried to keep it together, but my patience was wearing thin.
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Mainly, you need a little patience, and some guidance is always helpful.
|
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They both also had no patience for a player's off-field weaknesses.
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When you're on the road, tensions run high, and patience runs thin.
|
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It's about subversion, and there are limits to even his remarkable patience.
|
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There are a few good shocks here, but mostly there is patience.
|
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He is a tireless online poster, with a rare degree of patience.
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Patience, he said, is not always an easy thing for a quarterback.
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He is showing great patience and great confidence on the low block.
|
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Central bankers have tested politicians' patience with years of ultra-low rates.
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The brief "Parsifal" transcription is a slow burn that requires extreme patience.
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Bringing all this across requires an orchestra of considerable dexterity (and patience).
|
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And, finally, the players themselves — the prospective teammates — ran out of patience.
|
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Perhaps we no longer have the patience for it, or the fearlessness.
|
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That is why, at least for now, Milutinovic, continues to preach patience.
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It does not offer patience, or — with one Portuguese exception — second chances.
|
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Her current dispute with a fence installer, however, has tested her patience.
|
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A bigger signal is Evans preaching patience, which is atypical for him.
|
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"The name of the game is patience at that point," Odess said.
|
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"I just don't have the patience for the city anymore," she said.
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The issue, it seems, is simply one of time, effort and patience.
|
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Reshaping any entrenched, calcified bureaucracy requires a balance of patience and determination.
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He has little patience for questions that he considers obvious or conventional.
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At this stage, she feels she is learning about patience and compassion.
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My bad list has grown too long, my patience way too short.
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With time, experience, patience, and judicious amounts of Gatorade, they will bloom.
|
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Vegas goalie Marc-Andre Fleury praised Rittich's maturity, patience, agility and improvisation.
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They aren't unfair, but require patience, skill, and some luck to beat.
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Most are easy ones, like mine, that don't require anything except patience.
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Show an artist some patience and you may be rewarded, or not.
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You have to have patience and want to learn more about others.
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It takes time and effort and patience to write a longhand letter.
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We should have the patience to evaluate what works and what doesn't.
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Rick Scott said at a news conference on Monday, asking for patience.
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"My father had no patience," Anne Federman told The Times in 20133.
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In my case, patience and a hefty dose of luck paid off.
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So he points during games, and he talks about patience between them.
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The official urged patience, saying that nobody yet knows what actually transpired.
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He asked for patience as the state deals with a long recovery.
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You have to admire the Chinese combination of toughness, patience and savvy.
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For me, it took time and patience to connect with my infant.
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Slowly, with love and patience, Brian brings her out of her shell.
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The planning requires a little more work and a little more patience.
|
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He said he had lost his patience and set a bad example.
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It's a way to share, vicariously, the rewards of patience and focus.
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Up to now, we have handled these problems with our characteristic patience.
|
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"That will end because the American people are losing patience," he said.
|
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Wall Street, on the other hand, is hardly known for its patience.
|
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" The exchange continues in repetitive fashion until Schiff apparently loses patience. "Mr.
|
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"It's going to test your patience one way or another," Koepka said.
|
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However, Public Safety Minister Bill Blair suggested Ottawa's patience is wearing thin.
|
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So thank you for your patience as we deal with the noise.
|
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We thank everyone for their patience and support through this difficult time.
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Building community takes patience, time, and (sometimes) a regrettable loss of life.
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We are sorry for any inconvenience and htank you for your patience.
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Leaver suggested patience and persistence for the friend coping with being forgotten.
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And to do that requires patience, luck and a very special place.
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After they failed to achieve stardom, Nike started to exercise more patience.
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Mr. Ket — known simply as Ket — has no patience for that argument.
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The moderators work on the entire site, so we appreciate your patience.
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Like Mr. Trump, Justice Alito had little patience with perceived political correctness.
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Sorry for this disruption and thanks again for your patience with us.
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GOP voters have little patience for sharp critics like Arizona Republican Sen.
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South Koreans are losing patience after years of chaebol-related corruption scandals.
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"I mean you gotta have patience for these things, man," he says.
|
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Today, they offer her differing amounts of patience and forgiveness, she said.
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Patience and steady expansion are far more valuable than overextending your resources.
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Though rather sanctimonious, Mr Biden is rightly known for civility and patience.
|
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For all her patience, there was a night it nearly ran out.
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Your patience is tested—your partners will see what you're made of.
|
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For one, actively investing your own money takes a lot of patience.
|
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But GOP leaders have run out of patience as the talks stalled.
|
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The lesson to be learned is that patience is important, Cramer said.
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Because you know folks on social media are known for their patience.
|
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It is one thing to profess patience in a long rebuilding job.
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Patience is required of those going through the process, the S.E.C. warns.
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The current patience of JPM's lieutenants is less prominent at Goldman Sachs.
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He becomes another game to play, his patience another button to push.
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Mr. Draghi cited the need for persistence, patience and prudence several times.
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I seem to have a lot more patience; Brandy would be proud.
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I think real art requires patience and skill and lots of editing.
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But he also suggested that might test President Trump's already waning patience.
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Spending time each week with a toddler not only tests one's patience.
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But the appeals court may not have infinite patience for that gambit.
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With patience and faith, something you like can become something you love.
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Or relying on patience rather than anything on an officer's gun belt.
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Forging such a durable majority will take patience, prudence, and consensus building.
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We would ask the public for patience as detectives complete the investigation.
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Agreements are being hashed out over the next few weeks—have patience!
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Reducing income inequality is a more daunting task than teaching kids patience.
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Importantly, public patience is still often limited when these missions drag on.
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The skills that I've learnt here are definitely patience and self control.
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She has no patience for people who can't get their lives together.
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The Trump administration is, however, apparently testing the limits of judicial patience.
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It's clear Trump doesn't have the patience or the mind for either.
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Quick fixes get a bad name, and sometimes improvement does take patience.
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It's a process that defies neat deadlines, and it requires uncommon patience.
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LARRY KUDLOW: Well, I think there's a coming together here where the latest Fed statements regarding "patience," I like that word, "patience," I don't want to have to define it too closely the Fed is an independent agency.
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MILAN (Reuters) - The European Union has had a lot of patience with Britain over Brexit but patience runs out, the head of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker said in an interview on Italian state TV RAI on Sunday.
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We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused and appreciate your patience.
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His mood tanked: he was depressed, and anxious, and his patience was nonexistent.
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But it takes patience, and that's not an easy commodity to come by.
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Germans have shown an increasing lack of patience with Chancellor Angela Merkel's policies.
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Most of these detours are fresh and funny; a few tried my patience.
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And you can find almost anything you want on Craigslist with some patience.
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The International House of Pancakes (aka IHOP) really tested everyone's patience in 229.
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"We pray for the patience and strength that only God can give us."
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"It tests your patience," Chabert said of being mom to a young child.
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Finding gems on Etsy, as with all vintage shopping, takes time and patience.
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After the visit, the chief minister urged patience until the investigation was complete.
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Have patience; sometimes it take a long time to get that perfect shot!
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Love doesn't come easy in Twin Peaks, but sometimes it comes with patience.
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Americans in 2017—and millennials in particular—are not known for their patience.
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" One thing I've learned from Blake… "…Is that patience is definitely a virtue.
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Filler taught me about the importance of patience and making informed, empowered decisions.
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Ditto in the Senate, where senior GOP leaders are urging caution -- and patience.
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Everything we lack, God has in abundance: compassion, sensitivity, patience and boundless love.
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They'd navigated through years of patience-testing paperwork to get to this point.
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This championship is the culmination of years of patience, support, devotion and beliefs.
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With patience and practice, you and your pet will become nail-trimming pros.
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Throw Amazon's money — and patience — behind it, and just about anything could happen.
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They're easy to find from the sky, but saving them sometimes takes patience.
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Asked about possible new tariffs ahead of the G20 meeting, Juncker counselled patience.
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As for Mr Rajoy, he will probably be rewarded for his strategic patience.
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Mr Hammond is not the only one who has run out of patience.
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We all have our careless moments and deserve a little patience and forgiveness.
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But the lack of a hot product could start to test investors' patience.
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I lost my patience for people who play games instead of solve problems.
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I lost my patience for people who play games instead of solve problems.
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But such policies demand patience, and Mr Trump is not a patient man.
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But, as experts pointed out, voters — especially younger voters — may have limited patience.
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Many people gif'd their patience, waiting for the uncensored version to come out.
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He was slow to embrace analytics, the roster decayed, and fans lost patience.
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"I think patience is the way we should be right now," she added.
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It's the first sign the Commission is losing patience with its U.S. counterparts.
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Patience is required to get the most out of this gorgeous, atmospheric experience.
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It sounds like this particular hotel might not have the patience for it.
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When France pointed the finger at Nissan as a roadblock, FCA lost patience.
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But to pupils who lobbied for computers at their school he counselled patience.
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The sustained presence of migrants has also frayed the patience of many Mexicans.
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The current attitude in Washington is mature - more of patience than feeling provoked.
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There's creature collecting, but it's more through luck and patience instead of grinding.
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Now all I had my sword, my trusty healing gourd, and my patience.
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Someone needed to correct him, but few have the strength and patience required.
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Mr Trump has as little patience as he has a taste for history.
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In the other two, yes, with a great deal of patience and determination.
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Their patience will be tested if their votes only perpetuate dysfunctional, corrupt rule.
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One taught me love, one taught me patience, and one taught me pain.
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Learning how to reverse the trailer takes a lot of patience and practice.
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It just takes a mindset shift and the patience to build new habits.
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The biggest things are having patience and not limiting yourself or your child.
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He greeted every fan's request for a selfie with patience and a smile.
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BEING a commuter in much of South-East Asia requires reserves of patience.
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And Lord, please allocate patience for everyone else that doesn't agree with us.
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By around 2016 investors were losing patience with meagre profits and mountainous debt.
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Like picking out jeans or bras, the process takes time, commitment, and patience.
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Getting a meeting on the calendar can be difficult, but patience is key.
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The United States has warned that a policy of "strategic patience" is over.
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But Al-Bishara&aposs relatives said the officers should have shown more patience.
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I appreciate my constituents' patience and understanding as I take time to recover.
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One taught us love, one taught us patience, and one taught us pain.
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So for those of us horrified by today's selfie-politics, he suggests patience.
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Even for these men, interactions with North Koreans was a test of patience.
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His emotional attitude opened within me new channels of patience and co-dependence.
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Washington (CNN)The United States has lost its strategic patience with North Korea.
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Patience is also critically important, and it's best not to do it alone.
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Diplomacy requires patience, but we all know that it sure beats the alternatives.
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It takes a surprisingly long time, but it does come together with patience!
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Asked about possible new tariffs ahead of the G20 meeting, Juncker counseled patience.
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For years, he has carefully balanced his aggression and brutality with strategic patience.
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Learning to safely go upside-down requires way more patience than I expected.
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I love the idea of stealth but ultimately lack the patience for it.
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Reading comprehension and patience only scratch the surface of difficulties Trump will face.
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I appreciate my constituent's patience and understanding as I take time to recover.
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For me, this proved a test of both physical strength and also patience.
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Yet he has little choice but to ask for more patience, analysts say.
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Political delays in Libya are testing patience, however, and worrying North African governments.
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That would argue for patience on the part of the Fed, he added.
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Donald Trump has never had much patience for the rituals of American politics.
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He commended Gorsuch for demonstrating "a great deal of patience" throughout the process.
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I don't have the patience or the body temperature to pull it off.
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TMZ's obtained Manson's rap sheet in prison ... and he's tested patience for decades.
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The Internet's latest meme requires teamwork, concentration, and a whole lot of patience.
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You're coming into your own power, and part of that is learning patience.
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She is a shy dog, and much patience and work is being done.
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Bossman was patient with him but I could see his patience running out.
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Also, it's important to regularly communicate the value of patience with your team.
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It's the kind of game that will test your patience—and your relationships.
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Then all the sudden you're in a hole and you lose your patience.
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But with enough time and patience, you, too, can understand what's happening here.
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It may, however, take someone with Mr Buffett's legendary patience to witness it.
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You need to be a human with patience and heart for other people.
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But patience is starting to fray with the speed of the aid response.
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We appreciate your patience as we added more capacity to resolve connection errors.
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At long last, our patience is rewarded, and they're just a click away.
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"I really appreciate your time, attention and your patience," Graham said to Barr.
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The patience of the people will be a major factor in Pashinyan's success.
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Squeeze to the very last drop — of concessions, determination, patience, the ticking time.
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He's been telling close friends he's losing patience with the job, Politico reported.
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The good ones are rewarded for patience and not trying to monetize early.
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The BJP has little understanding of and no patience for the Kashmiris' disgruntlement.
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I think Liza understands her, and so, therefore, has immense patience and empathy.
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The cold vacuum of the cosmos requires dedication, strength, and patience to explore.
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Patience Carter, who was shot at Pulse, is one of the youngest victims.
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Stay tuned for more information, and thanks for your patience as we investigate.
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But a handful of other Republicans aren't exhibiting the same kind of patience.
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Most notably, President Obama adopted a mantra of "strategic patience" towards the regime.
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But the disappointing quarter and a reduced profit forecast tested investor patience Friday.
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It is a path that demands a whole lot of patience and faith.
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A slew of two-wheeled ventures have exhausted investor cash and municipal patience.
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"Markets are deservingly losing patience with the administration's approach to this," he said.
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She also notes that more than ever, she appreciates the importance of patience.
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Thank you for your patience with us as we continue to learn.Sincerely,J.
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Of course, being electric, it does require patience when it comes to recharging.
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"We apologize for any inconvenience this might cause and appreciate our customers' patience."
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This will require laser-focused patience and a resolve to act on information.
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That said, you do need a little patience, as this one builds slowly.
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Being a sugar baby requires a lot of patience — but it's worth it
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She and her peers will need patience, a thick skin and good karma.
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The company also apologized for the disruption and thanked users for their patience.
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It takes consistency, patience, and good habits to build a solid financial foundation.
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It took patience, discipline, and small daily choices to get to millionaire-ville.
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Tamir told insider it all comes down to nutrition, smart exercise, and patience.
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Industry officials stressed patience after the announcement and highlighted progress banks have made.
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She has no patience for messianic rhetoric and hyperbolic slogans and grandiose speeches.
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It requires egg whites, confectioners' sugar, food coloring, patience and a pastry bag.
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It teaches me so much about myself about capacity, patience and about consciousness.
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But the culprit was maddeningly obvious for anyone with the patience to look.
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But our patience is being rewarded now with an incredible surprise from Posh.
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Other policymakers have stressed the need for patience, including Deputy Governor Jon Cunliffe.
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And while Celtics supporters have rightly preached patience, time might be running out.
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Center Adam Henrique showed patience before Bratt finished a 2-on-1 chance.
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It also takes patience, particularly from investors who want to see fast results.
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With much patience, he got them to recognize and play a B flat.
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And that's where the excellence in Devotion lays—the patience behind it all.
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It's patience; you can't harvest an agave plant for eight to 12 years.
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Patience is still a virtue in the golden age of television rom-coms.
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We live in an instant-gratification society, but patience is our greatest virtue.
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Perhaps robots will be superhuman in patience as well as door-opening ability.
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But initial collaboration, bogged down by red tape, tried Molina's patience, he says.
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The rest, he said, comes down to a lot of concentration and patience.
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The Ugandan people have exhibited patience despite their frustrations during the voting period.
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Castro addressed the migrant crisis, as everyone else—seemingly with sincere patience—listened.
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In Shambhala Buddhism they are meditation, generosity, discipline, patience, joyful effort and wisdom.
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By rights, such a combination should try the patience of any grown-up.
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"This is a battle on many, many fronts that requires patience," she said.
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With a bit of patience, you can even make polenta in the microwave.
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Other times, it takes a lot of patience and a lot of paint.
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Conventional thinking in the form of strategic patience has paid very few dividends.
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With the government providing few clear solutions, businesses are running out of patience.
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"If you don't perform, there's not a whole lot of patience," he said.
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Would residents lose patience and start kicking their relatives out on the street?
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I eventually lost patience with his tendency to scoop up to high notes.
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At this point the Germans lost patience and sent her back to Italy.
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I had no patience for pretenders, for people who needed shoes or snacks.
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On some level I admire "Better Call Saul" for its eccentricity and patience.
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"Madi, thank you for your patience and unconditional love," Peter wrote on Instagram.
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During the delay, most of the migrants adopted mind-sets of hardened patience.
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"We feel kind of humiliated, but I'm a man of patience," he said.
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Finding the approved camps could take some effort and patience for U.S. travelers.
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Many of the risks that prodded the Fed toward patience have since faded.
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"Power, if you have the patience enough, it's a good thing," Martinez said.
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President Trump's patience could grow thin if the negotiation process takes too long.
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" Mr. Hockley vowed the parents would show "infinite patience to see justice done.
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Wilfred's works requires patience (also, they don't Instagram easily, which might frustrate some).
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Older parents may also have more time and patience to nurture their children.
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Profile Reaching Nablus, in the West Bank, from Jordan takes planning, and patience.
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It's a move that requires patience and humility, qualities Mr. Trump generally lacks.
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It robs families of their loved ones and saps resources, patience and finances.
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The next 19 days will test our patience and kindness as a community.
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This episode is all about patience, and Kim shows a lot of it.
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She had no patience for talk of a Palestinian state other than Jordan.
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Your patience is paying off, and an easy energy for making commitments flows.
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Talking to kids and teens about weight loss requires patience, care and sensitivity.
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Success requires persistence, but sometimes it also takes quite a bit of patience.
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Yet some say their patience with Mr. Trump's divisive style is not limitless.
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Strategists are also urging patience during this heightened volatility, cautioning against panic selling.
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After years of negotiations the minister, quite understandably, has run out of patience.
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Children and adults, including my teacher, spoke to me with an insufferable patience.
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The slowness of the tortoise was proportional to the patience of the photographer.
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" Alesci adds: "Bloomberg also isn't renowned for his patience or tolerance of criticism.
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Steven, who describes himself as "a recovering Mormon," has no patience with religion.
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I arrived two hours earlier, and I lost patience on the empty field.
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Thanks to a hacksaw and a lot of patience and care, he did.
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I&aposve said it before: I preach patience, even though I have none.
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"My readers have some patience when I step outside the thriller," he said.
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The patience of the European Union with the British farce is about exhausted.
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But even if I have no patience for kids — and I really don't!
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Our nation needed patience and facts, but these people gave us hysteria & hyperbole.
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Have patience, your first loaves won't be perfect, but they will be delicious.
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By March 224, the German government had lost patience and started drafting legislation.
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China has leverage over Kim, but its "strategic patience" with him is infinite.
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Few people in Syria have any patience for this kind of wistful talk.
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You minimize the damage if you don't — if you don't lose your patience.
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CANADA'S TRUDEAU SAYS CANADIANS ARE RUNNING OUT OF PATIENCE WITH THE RAIL BLOCKADES
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And we--will-- we will not show a lotta patience with those people.
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After years of unprofitability, that's started to change as investors begin losing patience.
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Only, other swaths of the business sector have had little patience for Mrs.
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The grounds are gorgeous, but service at Confidante requires a lot of patience.
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Finding flights out of the country requires plenty of patience (The Associated Press).
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I've learned so much from him about inclusion and patience and open-mindedness.
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Trying to get pregnant isn&apost always easy and can require some patience.
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Embrace the journey because landing your dream job takes time, perseverance, and patience.
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Did I really have patience for a Nazi Youth send-up this twee?
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"Now is the time for patience and restraint," a senior administration official said.
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It takes a little wax, a steady hand and a LOT of patience.
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There is a fine line between teasing an audience and testing its patience.
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He grew more belligerent, however, and by 20113 American patience had run out.
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She didn&apost have patience for those who whined instead of working hard.
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All it requires is patience and the ability to play the long game.
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Patience thins and Zuckerberg's critics will not wait much longer for a response.
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New York (CNN Business)Wall Street's patience with Boeing might be running out.
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Patience was never her strong suit, not with so much still to do.
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But Google has signaled recently that it is losing patience with internal activism.
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There have been fresh signs this week that official patience is wearing thin.
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Even before this election was marred by staggering corruption, patience was wearing thin.
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But his successor, President Lenín Moreno, had little patience for his troublesome guest.
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Collins said having patience had been the hardest part of his current job.
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Some experts have stressed patience and pointed to the muted reaction so far.
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I've learned so much from him about inclusion and patience and open-mindedness.
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Thanks to Will and Joel for their patience with my occasionally evinced incompetence.
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Riders' patience for the closings seems to hinge on the reasons behind them.
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Will you have the patience to hold onto them and eventually flip them?
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"It was for April 1," said one operator last week with studied patience.
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Driving the news: "Iran's patience has limits," Rouhani threatened in his UNGA speech.
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Investors seem to be losing patience with lofty valuations at loss-making companies.
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For many children, Magikarp is a crucial lesson in the power of patience.
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And between the chaotic rollout and the presidential taunting, that patience may snap.
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He freely admits he doesn't read and he doesn't have patience for briefings.
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But be warned: This may require a lot of patience, resilience, and preparation.
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This painted the president as an oaf lacking the necessary patience for polite ceremony.
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His camping supplies are modest: a chair, some blankets, and a lot of patience.
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"The cows taught me patience; the cows taught me responsibility," Mr. Kincaid, 64, said.
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Gore Vidal had no patience with anyone who, like Sandy, complained of writer's block.
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To succeed, you need some things that virtually everyone has: time, money and patience.
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For years, he's had to preach the virtue of patience to these same clients.
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"Patience," read the caption alongside an image of Colman as the Queen, sipping tea.
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Her patience, it would seem, is the reason their comedic romping stayed on track.
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Patience in Addis Ababa, the Ethiopian capital, is starting to wear a little thin.
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Thank you all again for your prayers, patience, understanding and compassion during this time.
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"They've taught me patience for sure, and understanding that everyone's different... and that's OK."
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We thank you for your enthusiasm and patience and for being a DJI customer.
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To pour a great cup of coffee, you need beans, gear, time and patience.
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