In her absence, we must soldier on and we will.
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Thus, SEALs continued to soldier on with their "wet" submersibles.
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In her absence we must soldier on and we will.
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For once, I was no longer able to soldier on.
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We soldier on and hire people with different skill sets.
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The soldier on her back was doing exactly as told.
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They are not wounded as was the soldier on the battlefield.
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Our soldiers soldier on, trailed by an increasingly perplexed American people.
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Oleksandr, a Ukrainian soldier on the front lines of the war.
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Twain, 52, will also perform her new song "Soldier" on the show.
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Yet most observers think it can soldier on for a while yet.
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Ruthie Ann Miles continues to soldier on in the wake of tragedy.
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"In her absence, we must soldier on, and we will," Elizabeth continued.
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While the humans plan to soldier on, a gallows humor has taken hold.
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On Saturday, the shows soldier on — and so, in their thrall, do we.
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They had a decision to make: postpone their show's opening, or soldier on?
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At the same time however, stalwarts of the industry continue to soldier on.
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NOT TOO BAD, MOOD MUSIC, FUN FACTS and SOLDIER ON are also lively.
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Others will soldier on, not least the alpha who ended up a domestique.
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Even with the threat of imprisonment and detention, Maldonado and Bruguera soldier on.
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Nurses of the British Yeomanry Corps place a wounded soldier on a stretcher, 1915.
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But appropriators seemed determine to soldier on with a compromise regardless of Trump's position.
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Only 21 (one for every 8.5m people) soldier on, down from 89 in 2004.
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After 2018, Bannon will soldier on; his war on the Establishment is just beginning.
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When she emerged, Ms. Burton said, she saw a dead soldier on the ground.
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Golf would have to soldier on with stars named Dustin and Justin and Brooks.
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Around midnight I hung my hammock just before another soldier on a mission appeared.
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Yet somehow I soldier on, though my film of tears occasionally causes me to stagger.
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You know, 'stiff upper lip,' 'soldier on,' and 'this is what you signed up for.
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The CNRP hopes to soldier on without a new leader—assuming the courts allow it.
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Diesel trucks and large passenger cars, with their relatively clean exhausts, will doubtless soldier on.
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So devastating is it against low-tech enemies that it will soldier on until 2022.
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But we think, while it's a painful moment, we'll certainly be able to soldier on.
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Her authority lies in her commitment to policy and politics, her willingness to soldier on.
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But he has also shown in the past that he can soldier on in pain.
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A head is visible between the soldier on the right and Ursula's pinned-back hair.
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Only those willing to soldier on as subordinates remained, ceding authority to their leader, President Trump.
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With Mr Joyce out, at least until the by-election, the coalition could just soldier on.
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But on October 4th, Mr Tillerson declared that he would soldier on in his thankless job.
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She declines, citing the promise she made to her daughter as a reason to soldier on.
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Rogue lost a couple team fights while pushing up the hill but managed to soldier on.
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If you were a soldier on the ground, which one would you prefer in a pinch?
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From the looks of it ... they all found a way to soldier on without her, though.
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SXSW organizers have been pressured to cancel, but so far the Austin event will soldier on.
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The militants shot and killed a Pakistani soldier on patrol in one incident late on Friday.
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So, while the calls are emotionally grueling, Aaron and the other staffers know to soldier on.
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She's obviously the wife of a very big Republican — she's absolutely a soldier on battling human trafficking.
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In a niche that is mostly dead, the company continues to soldier on—and not without costs.
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Ms Nahles, a veteran of party intrigue, tried to soldier on in the face of internecine plots.
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If he had the backing of his colleagues in the Republican Party, perhaps he could soldier on.
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The C suite / board needs to understand that a CISO is the soldier on the front lines.
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When he continued his attacks the soldier on the ground shot him in the abdomen, Molins said.
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There is a kindergarten and a playground that were guarded by a soldier on a recent day.
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The test also follows a dramatic defection to South Korea by a North Korean soldier on Nov.
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The postponements have left an unexpected opening for Sanders to soldier on, even as his prospects fade.
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Whatever happens in the race, the Democratic party's leftmost flank will have to soldier on without Warren.
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Republicans in Congress generally try to just soldier on, but some of them are starting to snap.
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Chief Acevedo was among those who said that the state's mythic toughness would help Texans soldier on.
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Each soldier on a patrol is expected to be scanning for threats, observing the world around them.
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Cue a knockdown brawl with Iron Man on one side and Captain America/Winter Soldier on the other.
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Some campaigns aim to soldier on through the presidential primary, even if they miss the fall debates entirely.
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If that happens you'll have to find another way to soldier on ... and it better not involve poo.
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I tried to soldier on, to act as if I was going to be OK. But I wasn't.
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The venerable B-52 bomber will be adapted to take the missile and will soldier on until 2040.
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And they will do it like no other soldier on the globe, because that is who we are.
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Pakistan also captured an Indian soldier on its side of the border, military officials from both countries said.
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His aides spoke for him, insisting that he would soldier on and that he had a way forward.
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It looked a bit like the sentry box for the soldier on guard at the Gako military camp.
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WeWork may soldier on with its IPO despite reports that it's slashing its valuation by more than half.
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They soldier on through sparsely attended rallies, insisting, Trump-like, that his crowds are larger than they appear.
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Brady's embrace of the New Age and his fierce determination to soldier on seem to have had repercussions.
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Lord & Taylor will soldier on, but its landmark Fifth Avenue flagship, which opened in 0003, will be sold.
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No matter what you're facing, the only solution is to stop complaining and blaming others, and soldier on.
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Mr. Shafiq's sense of religious duty compels him to soldier on, adding his special, personalized touch, he said.
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It's the lonely soldier on the coast, undaunted as the skies darken beneath the shadow of the Luftwaffe.
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BlackRock, the world's largest money management firm, with over $6 trillion in assets, certainly intends to soldier on.
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Now the Warriors are wounded, having to soldier on without Australian center Andrew Bogut, out with a knee injury.
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Northern Alliance soldiers, injured by an airstrike that missed its target, are led away by another soldier on Nov.
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It serves as a nod to leadership that you'll at least be a good soldier on the procedural things.
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"You have to soldier on during certain things, but there's a point when you become a liability," Buchanan said.
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Like a soldier on the front line, unsure of who he is fighting or why, you often feel lost.
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The first report of any Israeli casualty over the weeks was the minor wounding of one soldier on Monday.
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Clinton, 68, has since acknowledged she went too far in trying to soldier on with a jam-packed schedule.
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Jimmy Moriarty, an American Special Forces soldier on a training mission in Jordan, called his sister to check in.
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So will nightlife soldier on unfettered as Brooklyn shifts inward, or will these nocturnal institutions take a serious hit?
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The latest shows the 16-year-old punching a heavily-armed Israeli soldier on her family's property last December.
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Operating the world's finest military and fielding the most professional soldier on the planet, of course, are expensive endeavors.
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Here is how Sy Hersh heard about the soldier on whom they wanted to pin the blame for My Lai.
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Ayrault said the jihadist Ag Ghali had claimed an attack in southern Mali that killed a French soldier on Wednesday.
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When you're the patient in the thick of it, you just soldier on—I wish my family had more support.
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Half of the remaining group had dropped the series long ago, too affected by the Hulu drama's darkness to soldier on.
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The goosestepping was confined largely to the convention centre (most people have yet to see a Chinese soldier on the streets).
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If you're curious, here's your chance to see it – and if you're still reeling from the pre-Coco ambush, soldier on.
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The dough is a bit more mottled than I would like, but I soldier on and make plain and chocolate croissants.
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The Arizona senator issued a scathing statement blasting Trump for criticizing the parents of a fallen Muslim U.S. soldier on Monday.
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To those who will soldier on and fight for their beliefs, I have great respect for you and wish you success.
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In the face of such attacks, the scientists soldier on, offering us more predictions even as the old ones come true.
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The passenger, Pamela Gaudry, wanted to sing the anthem to honor a fallen soldier on a flight carrying the soldier's casket.
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Still, Cruz will soldier on, hoping to block Trump from securing the 1,85033 delegates he needs to avoid a contested convention.
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I mean, I have the most utmost respect for the men and women overseas and I only played a soldier on television.
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"So you do the best to give diplomats and families options, and you soldier on, because that's what the profession is about."
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"Roma" charts a year in their lives, a year of domestic and civic turmoil, as they soldier on without men to help.
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Getting published in what was essentially the front page of American media gave her the chops to soldier on as a photographer.
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I would soldier on, and as I approached the receptionist in the lobby I would seal my fate… or so I thought.
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In Graham and McCain's eyes, this makes Saipov an ISIS soldier on U.S. soil—an enemy in the global war on terror.
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And then the spotlight moved elsewhere, leaving Lopez, her teachers and her students to soldier on without the nation's beneficence and attention.
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But the embattled president gave a 20-minute televised speech that acknowledged problems in the nation — and he vowed to soldier on.
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A soldier on guard stands next to migrant workers as they wait for buses along a highway in Ghaziabad on March 28.
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One of the spouses of a soldier on his crew has already been placed on a mandatory 14-day quarantine, he noted.
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I guess there could be some imaginable future in which Trump falls and Pence is left standing strong enough to soldier on.
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He may not listen -- preferring to soldier on until his supposed South Carolina firewall -- but he won't be able to ignore them.
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Calculating that he could not afford to be captured lest he betray military secrets, Mr. Howard left the soldier on the battlefield.
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A picture of a Russian soldier that went viral claimed that he was an Indian soldier on his way to avenge the attack.
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It's family that prompts characters to make sacrifices on each other's behalf as they soldier on in the face of (literally) monstrous uncertainty.
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That had echoes of the IFA two years back, when Samsung attempted to soldier on in the aftermath of a Note 7 recall.
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With enough ambition and creativity, alternative art spaces across the country can soldier on in this country's gentrifying, post-Ghost Ship political atmosphere.
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Yet the administration appears content simply to indicate that "nothing has changed" and soldier on without meaningfully engaging with the reports of deaths.
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The alternative would be to soldier on with a policy that risks a full-blown sterling crisis that would cost the country dearly.
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Resistance member Madeleine Riffaud, now 95, described to The Associated Press killing a Nazi soldier on a Paris bridge on July 23, 1944.
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Another visitor said he saw a dead soldier on a set of stairs (the house was George Washington's headquarters for a few weeks).
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But lo, at least a few New Yorkers were strong enough to soldier on, stayed by neither rain nor gloom of morning or whatever.
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Those exits often drew backlash from the show's fans, but Glasberg remained certain the show, a spin-off of "JAG," could soldier on creatively.
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With Captain America: Civil War coming up, I'm working on pre-production for Iron Man 3 with Captain America: Winter Soldier on the side.
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The shock of having, then losing, one's home and all its possessions (and having the guts and dignity to soldier on) is awe-inspiring.
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We will not reunify and soldier on together; this is a fresh laceration, and everything that happens now will only slice it open further.
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The majority of government workers are good people who will soldier on and do their jobs, even in the chaos of the Trump administration.
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An average soldier on the battlefield in 2009 carried about 14 pounds of batteries to power radios, GPS, night vision systems and other electronics.
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Back then the price was 2,000 yuan below average production costs, suggesting many producers will soldier on in the short term, according to Adkins.
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Mr. Farr's son, Clay, a soldier on his first deployment in Iraq, was injured by a roadside bomb on the day he turned 21.
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By the end of the process, Mr. Trump was calm, grimly determined to soldier on and uncharacteristically noncombative, according to people close to the president.
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While the Harvey Weinstein sexual assault scandal that has rocked (but probably not surprised) Hollywood is still playing out, the film world must soldier on.
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While Sanders has put himself in a strong position in Iowa, he's also better equipped to withstand trouble and still soldier on in the race.
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Comey's testimony has all but stalled Trump's legislative agenda, but the White House has tried to soldier on during what has been a bruising week.
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Last month an ISIS inspired extremist gunned down a French soldier on the Champs Elysees just before the first round of the French presidential election.
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These heroes get no headlines, no reward, no glory, and they regularly have their hearts broken, only to soldier on to help the next child.
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His campaign has enough money and infrastructure set up to soldier on to the next primary states, or at least until Super Tuesday on March 205.
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His mother died when he was only four months old, and he broke his leg during his late 20s, but he has managed to soldier on.
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That claim may allow him to declare victory and stir up some new furore, even as his advisers soldier on with the mundane business of government.
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Layla*, a 35-year-old writer in London who asked to be identified by a pseudonym, experienced similar pressure to soldier on until her ex finished.
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She has a seat, waiting for the bus with a drunk and a soldier on a bench out front, feet planted for battle, rubbing her neck.
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Without the availability of confirmatory HIV testing, he had no choice but to wait and see if he developed symptoms -- and in the meantime, soldier on.
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As the Cavaliers and the Warriors and the Celtics and the Rockets soldier on playing playoff games, the Knicks fire someone and proclaim a new savior.
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"Despite all the concerns surrounding Huawei, and the challenges it faces, it remains defiant and prepared to soldier on," said telecoms and media analyst Paolo Pescatore.
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Sanders chief strategist Tad Devine admitted that it's the campaign's unique small donor fundraising juggernaut that is allowing them to continue to soldier on at all.
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The Football Lads Alliance declared it would soldier on without its founder and gathered in Manchester on May 19 to mark the anniversary of the arena bombing.
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The royal couple were paying their respects to Indian soldiers who died during service at India Gate's Tomb of the Unknown Soldier on a particularly windy day.
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Overall, what this means is that Asia, the world's top crude-importing region, will have to soldier on with its current imperfect ways of pricing crude oil.
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His will be the first Medal of Honor to expressly acknowledge the heroics of a soldier on the ground in the so-called Secret War in Laos.
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So something complicated is happening when my student's mother remembers and projects her deceased son, and embeds him in a religious narrative that helps her soldier on.
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It would presumably fall to the relatively untested Mr. Bakish to merge the two companies and soldier on at a perilous time for cable and broadcasting operations.
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From there, it was on to Cincinnati, where she retired after the first set of her first match because she couldn't find the energy to soldier on.
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A neighbor, a soldier on furlough, heard the family's cries for help and shot the assailant through a window, according to reports in the Israeli news media.
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I think that ... There's another soldier on the U.S. side who admits to other atrocities in the same episode, he's not going to get prosecuted for it?
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"She's learned to eat around her quirk quite beautifully," Townsend says, adding that the loss of Noah was hard on the rescuers but Rhain continues to soldier on.
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Ariana Grande is putting on a brave face, somehow finding a way to soldier on after the huge upheaval in her life -- the loss of her beloved ... ponytail.
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Mayhew "drew great strength from the energy of the family, friends and fans he knew and loved" as he continued to "soldier on" in later years, Hamill wrote.
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There wasn't a hint of conceding defeat: he vowed to soldier on to the next primary, on June 14th in Washington, DC, and to the convention in Philadelphia.
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An equitable and transparent judicial process can encourage Argentines to soldier on through difficult economic times by highlighting the corrupt practices that undergirded the last three presidential terms.
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Alternately, May can soldier on with her hardline Brexit stance and continue to insist that no Brexit deal is better for the country than a bad Brexit deal.
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We're just meant to bear it and soldier on into the future, taking the people and objects that benefit us while leaving the rest of it to rot.
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A Palestinian man stabbed an Israeli soldier on Friday at the Qalandiya checkpoint between Ramallah and Jerusalem and was then shot to death, according to the Israeli authorities.
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While some bands with that level of success might have chosen to soldier on with a replacement drummer, that would be difficult in this case, if not impossible.
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Paul Pierce has already announced he will call time on his career after the season, while it's generally assumed that Dirk Nowitzki will soldier on for one more year.
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His allies say he'll soldier on even if he finishes in fifth place, believing that his strong support among African Americans will deliver him a victory in South Carolina.
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Even the rocks Julian places over his victims' eyes seem to be a kindness in his addled mind, possibly suggesting Bess and Adam's selves soldier on even after death.
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It is up to the Sanders supporters, but if you are willing to risk a government that is the opposite of what you desire, go ahead and soldier on.
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In one of those cases, should I just watch it anyway and soldier on through the grossed-out feeling I get because, after all, it's not helping Johnny Depp?
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Since the conversation had turned to love affairs, I told Tova how an older married woman fell in love with me while I was a soldier on active duty.
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There are good larger points to be made here — about assigning blame in wartime and what it means to soldier on under deeper burdens than immediate circumstances, however awful.
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You soldier on, knowing that at the end, you will be rewarded with a feeling of lightheaded euphoria that will erase your woes—if only for a few hours.
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A Chinese soldier on an armored vehicle fires a man-portable launcher for QW-2 Vanguard 2 infrared-homing surface-to-air missiles during the 'Air defense battle masters' competition.
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A young princess, robbed by a would-be knight in shining armor, mounts a dragon and flies eastward on an endless quest to kill every last soldier on the planet.
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Thai security forces shot and killed the rogue soldier on Sunday morning after an overnight standoff at the Terminal 21 shopping center in the northeastern Thai city of Nakhon Ratchasima.
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The line from most is they plan to soldier on regardless, but being excluded from the debates will only exacerbate the challenge of raising money and climbing in the polls.
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Newman rotates between Lou, an unnamed acting student, and Creon — Antigone's uncle and the king of Thebes, who forbids the burial of her brother and rebel soldier, on pain of death.
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So much so that on his debut as a newly formed, well-groomed Canadian winter soldier on 2015's If You're Reading This It's Too Late it reached parody-like levels.
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The administration had long planned to soldier on with the changes after issuing a proposal in March, saying it would make changes to address concerns when it issued the final version.
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If the system is doing its job, then the news organization has nothing to worry about, and the frivolous will be sorted out while those cases with merit will soldier on.
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If the President is unable to conform to the goals or participate in the activities of such organizations, perhaps the world must find a way to soldier on in his absence.
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Kentucky's John Calipari coached at two previous universities, and each was punished by the N.C.A.A. Big-time college basketball is a business, and head coaches soldier on without a backward glance.
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"I'm humiliated by my lack of courage to sing the national anthem in my own country, on American soil, with a deceased soldier on the plane," she said in the video.
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The captain asked that the other passengers remain seated while the coffin, which had been accompanied by another soldier on the flight, was taken off the plane by an honor guard.
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"I know many doctors want to be there for their patients & colleagues but now, more than ever, is the time to stay home if you're sick & not soldier on," she tweeted.
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The equestrian monument, known as the Reiterdenkmal, showed a soldier on horseback, commemorating the Schutztruppe, or protection force, which played the main role in putting down the challenge to German rule.
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She goes on to explain that she's fought with the condition before, but couldn't soldier on this time because she felt off balance and couldn't breathe at the official weigh-in.
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A Philadelphia college professor is defending tweeting that he was "trying not to vomit" after seeing a first-class passenger give up his seat to a soldier on a flight.
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When we last saw Diddy, he told us he was trying to soldier on and take care of his kids without Kim ... but it's clear her loss still weighs heavily on him.
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Armed men shot dead a police officer and a soldier on Saturday while they were in their car in the Giza area, on the outskirts of Cairo, the state news agency said.
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Like its 1994 predecessor System Shock, it's a cyberpunk game overstuffed with powers and weapons — you play as an unnamed soldier on a faster-than-light spaceship seemingly overrun by parasitic aliens.
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South Korea's first publicly known transgender soldier on Wednesday asked to be allowed to remain serving after the military said it would discharge her for undergoing gender reassignment surgery during active duty.
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Goldsmith (center) testifies with fellow Iraq Veterans Against the War before the Congressional Progressive Caucus during the "Winter Soldier on the Hill" hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, May 21, 2800.
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The Israeli army detained a soldier on Thursday after he shot an unarmed Palestinian man in the head as he lay motionless on the ground in the occupied West Bank city of Hebron.
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Yonebayashi compares their journey to the arc faced by the new film's protagonist, a young girl who gains and then loses magical powers, and decides to soldier on with her human talents instead.
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When we thank a soldier on this Armed Forces Day we'll be thanking them not just for what they might have done overseas, but also for what they represent for us at home.
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That stance, and the president describing him as a "brave man" worthy of sympathy, indicates that Manafort is playing the long game to soldier on and hope for a pardon down the line.
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After he was ousted as host of "The Tonight Show" in 2010, he said, the group joined him on the "Legally Prohibited From Being Funny Tour," helping him stay motivated to soldier on.
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Even when Mother Nature is making it almost impossible to go about doing your thing, sometimes you just have to soldier on and look on the bright side of things — with rain boots on.
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More than appreciative of Coughlin's accomplishments, the Giants could decide that the best course is to soldier on with their veteran coach, but recent days around the Giants have felt like a last gasp.
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Of course, driving in Michigan in the winter is bound to bring a little snow, so the cynical may suggest that Ford had little choice but to soldier on in the inclement weather conditions.
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In the world of military planning, there's a 3-1 "tooth to tail" ratio -- for every soldier on the front lines, there are three people backing that fighter up with logistical and other support.
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"The North Koreans can soldier on if they have to, but they don't want to have to," the diplomat said, speaking on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of working with North Korea.
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Student Maya Little took credit in an email for defacing the Silent Sam statue, a statue of a Confederate soldier on campus, and broadcasting the act on Facebook Live, The News & Observer reported Monday.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Armed men shot dead a police officer and a soldier on Saturday while they were in their car in the Giza area, on the outskirts of Cairo, Egypt's state news agency said.
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Yet both would doubtlessly cheer for the paper to soldier on, even if no one will ever again spread a copy over a bar or across a table in a Greenwich Village coffee house.
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"In addition to these, I think we are having an open mind and we will constantly talk to various trades and see how best we can soldier on and ride our storm," Yau added.
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There's enough new TV to make a longtime fan want to curl up and hide out until they renew The Office, but most of us choose to soldier on and explore these plentiful new frontiers.
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The death of the soldier on Tuesday was believed to be the first confirmed American fatality in southern Afghanistan since the official end of combat operations in 2014, and the first confirmed fatality of 2016.
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This way, when we thank a soldier on this Armed Forces Day we'll be thanking them not just for what they might have done overseas, but also for what they represent for us at home.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - An Israeli soldier on Wednesday shot dead a Palestinian motorist who had stabbed him and threw rocks from his car at a military vehicle in the occupied West Bank, the Israeli army said.
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WeWork may soldier on with its IPO despite reports that it's slashing its valuation by more than halfWeWork is reportedly planning to tap investors via the risky junk-bond market again as its IPO stumbles
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Keep going, slog away, work through lunch, soldier on, stay an extra hour — it may seem logical to squeeze as much as you can out of your employees but it's actually counterproductive, according to Wouterson.
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Tastes change, and mine have certainly matured from when I was a 19-year-old soldier on my first trip to an exotic land far from the familiar customs and foods I grew up with.
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First, a quick note on the gameplay: Unlike most war-themed games, Combat Mission does not put the player in control of a single soldier on a battlefield, but in command of a larger military organization.
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Protesters have also started fighting to tear down such statues, including the statue of General Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson in Charleston, W.Va. Demonstrators in Durham, N.C., tore down a statue of a Confederate soldier on Monday night.
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And does the totality of his career leave you, the viewer, wishing for him to get his comeuppance in the form of another one-sided beating, or to show that the old guard can soldier on?
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In New York City near Ground Zero, a statue of a Special Forces soldier on horseback is erected to honor the special operations teams who headed into Afghanistan in the weeks following the 9/11 attacks.
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It may or may not have answered its central question — what happened to millions of people who vanished from the earth — but it was a powerful expression of the ways people soldier on through the unknown.
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Those connected to the group include Abu Hamza al-Masri, jailed for life in the United States last year for terrorism-related offences, and Michael Adebolajo, who killed a British soldier on a London street in 2013.
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McCain later questioned Trump's handling of a recent raid in Yemen -- his first military operation, which resulted in the first death of a US soldier on his watch -- saying he wants a full briefing on the issue.
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The conjunction of art, technological innovation, and marketing presents a quandary for tech-fluent creatives: do you soldier on with your own independent work or do you manufacture varying degrees of future propaganda for corporations and governments?
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Two casualties were brought out of a Thai shopping mall early on Sunday after security forces stormed in to rescue trapped people and hunt down a soldier on a shooting rampage, a Reuters witness said.
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Static Ruin by Corey J. White The third and final installment in Corey J. White's Voidwitch Saga follows Mas Xi, a psychic super soldier on the run along with her cat and a fellow psychic named Pale.
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Whether your idea of the perfect rebound getaway involves wandering solo in a new city or a wild beach break with your best friends, these seven places will inspire you to dust yourself off and soldier on.
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The soldier on the left laughs as he says in a slightly slurred voice that he's speaking from "an unknown disclosed location in a place called ..." -- then makes an indistinct sound to further indicate his location is secret.
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But the projectile, launched by a soldier on the Israeli side of the frontier, hit Haitham Abu Sabla in the face as he watched Palestinian stone-throwers taking part in demonstrations east of Khan Younis town, witnesses said.
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Bernie Sanders was several takes into a video delivering a message he desperately needed to convey last fall — that he was healthy enough to soldier on after his heart attack — when his team realized something was not clicking.
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But militants firing rockets and mortars killed one soldier on Monday as Turkish forces moved to set up such a post south of Aleppo, near the front line between rebels and pro-Syrian government forces, the military said.
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Above, a Ukrainian soldier on the Azov Sea in Mariupol, Ukraine, a port city that the Ukrainian government claimed Thursday had been blockaded by a Russian cargo stoppage in the narrow Kerch Strait, the site of the attack.
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Analysts are seeing the latest move as a "crunch point" for May, but that the vagaries of British politics and need for leadership just nine months before the official Brexit date could mean that she can soldier on.
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My resilience is not comparable to that shown by Arya and Sansa, but I still remind myself that when my back was against the wall as a writer, I chose to soldier on instead of deciding to quit.
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At a news conference later in the day, Livni said she would soldier on and lead Hatnua into the election, although the party has just five lawmakers in the 120-member parliament, compared with Labour's 19 and Likud's 30.
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BANGKOK, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Two casualties were brought out of a Thai shopping mall early on Sunday after security forces stormed in to rescue trapped people and hunt down a soldier on a shooting rampage, a Reuters witness said.
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Defence Minister Ismet Yilmaz denied a report that Turkish soldiers had entered Syria at the weekend and said Ankara was planning no such move, but market nerves were heightened by the death of a Turkish soldier on the border.
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" If you care to lean in close, there are allusions to this in Dougy's music—on the delicate "Soldier On" ("Just keep your head low / Don't think about it at all"), the sketch of a song that's "Little Boy.
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As expected, he is engulfed by hardship, drama, and violence, but, when he finds himself in the middle of a McCarthyesque slaughter of Native Americans, he is unable to soldier on like the hardened men of so many Westerns.
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Video shot by a soldier on Monday shows the rescuers shouting "Thank God" as the man is pulled out from a space under the Jabal Nur mosque&aposs flattened roof and staggers away from the ruins supported by soldiers.
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The protests in Handwara, about 40 miles northwest of Srinagar, broke out after residents said that a Kashmiri girl had been molested by a soldier on Tuesday at a public bathroom adjacent to an army camp in the town.
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I've read a lot of first person accounts of being a soldier on the front line, too; one particular one that jumps to mind, The Forgotten Solider, was a big influence of lyrics I've thought of in the past.
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When Billy Lynn (Joe Alwyn), a soldier on leave from Iraq, tears up at the national anthem or experiences battle flashbacks during the smoke bombs of a Destiny's Child performance, the emotions in his eyes register with uncommon clarity.
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In 1915 Hans Leip, a German fighter, penned "Das Lied eines jungen Soldaten auf der Wacht" ("The Song of a Young Soldier on Watch"), a poem in which the soldier declares that he will be reunited with his lover once again.
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" While nearly all of the young Branson's endeavors ended "in some form of a disaster with us picking up the pieces ...," Eve says, "we'd soldier on and just kept hoping that one day the lessons learned would help you in life.
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For an article about the Iowa caucuses four years ago, he drove in a loop from one campaign headquarters to another, simply to see which candidate's forces had the energy to soldier on and which seemed to be giving up.
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In 2015, a man described as a member attacked a Sikh dentist with a machete at a supermarket in Wales in what appeared to be a revenge for the beheading of a British soldier on a London street in 2013.
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Mr. Stipanovich said he was reminded of a scene from the movie "Patton" in which a soldier on the floor who said he was "trying" to get some sleep was complimented for at least knowing what he was trying to do.
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It hopes to recategorize about 90 percent of the players into a more streamlined amateur structure, leaving players like Urrutia with some hope that they can soldier on, at least until the Darwinism of the rankings system spits them out.
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But right now, he seems trapped between his desire to soldier on and a President who is reluctant or unwilling to fire him -- and who has no respect for the State Department and little enthusiasm for the man who runs it.
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May's reappointment and determination to soldier on without a clear majority has muted talk of a different ruling coalition taking power with a mission to seek a "softer" Brexit than May is pursuing, possibly seeking to remain in the single market.
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NEW DELHI/ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan captured an Indian soldier on its side of the disputed Kashmir border, military officials in the two countries said on Thursday, as tensions rose following a cross-border raid that India said it carried out against militants.
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Now it was officially D.O.A.Eventually, I put on pants and walked my sniffling butt to the subway to go be a snotty mess alongside my coworkers and everyone else who felt defeated and afraid, but had no other choice but to soldier on.
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It's hard to type while holding your head still — I'm afraid a sudden motion will wrest the AirPods from my ears, and they will bounce to the nearest gutter — but I'll soldier on with some thoughts about the month's biggest issue in tech.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - A South African soldier on a United Nations mission in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) was killed in a rebel attack on their positions on Monday, the final day of President Joseph Kabila's mandated time in office, Pretoria said.
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Look, when you're a news anchor spending hours every day live on the air, you're occasionally going say the wrong thing or mispronounce a name, and it'll happen in the middle of a tragic news story, and you just have to soldier on.
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Ben and JoJo let the scheduled corruption breathe like a refreshing goblet of ice water and decide to soldier on — according to Ben, discussing the phone call to her ex made moments earlier somehow prompted one of the best conversations they've ever had.
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But perhaps the only way to make a successful war game is to force your players — in between the thrill of the fight — to remember and imagine what it must have really been like to be that nameless soldier on that battlefield.
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But if the author feels so strongly that his or her presence is necessary to protect the country from the president and "frustrate" his agenda, nothing was stopping this person from continuing to soldier on without notifying the world of this glorified mission.
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But just when Indian sceptics began to wonder aloud whether their government was telling the truth, Pakistan sheepishly admitted that it had captured an Indian soldier on its side of the border, thus hinting that there had, after all, been some sort of incursion.
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President Trump sent a $25,000 personal check to the father of a slain Army soldier on the same day a Washington Post report revealed that four months prior, the president had promised to send the funds to the grieving family but failed to do so.
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But conservative firebrands apparently like a drink as much as the next guy, and so they soldier on, braving America's potentially leftist-riddled watering holes—even if, as Tomi Lahren learned over the weekend, it means possibly getting a drink thrown at your face.
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Any one of the experiences he's survived, from bandmates with heroin addictions to friends committing suicide to running out of money before the mixing process, might have made many strong musicians throw down their axe and quit, much less soldier on year after year.
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In recent years, her star has risen quickly, thanks to roles in films like the Stephen Hawking biopic "The Theory of Everything" and "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story," in which she played a defiant female soldier on an important mission for the Rebel Alliance.
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The Zouave soldier on one of the piers of the Alma bridge - a statue that is Parisians' best-known measure for the height of the Seine - saw the water reaching to his calves, just below the 4.30 meter mark that makes the river unnavigable.
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LEADING THE DAY POLITICS: With the debate stage set for September, Democratic presidential candidates who missed out and continue to have trouble making inroads with primary voters are trying to soldier on as they see some of their 2020 opponents drop out of the race.
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The Zouave soldier on one of the piers of the Alma bridge - a statue that is Parisians' best-known measure for the height of the Seine - saw the water reaching to his calves, just below the 4.30 meter mark that makes the river unnavigable.
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Every single story told by a soldier — on any side — is heart-rending and terrifying, and underlines the slow-building sense that something went very wrong on the parts of those who worked for the various governments, or even just the families back home.
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Dropbox Paper (free) for Android and iOSThe best note taker for storing text: EvernoteScreenshot: EvernotePerhaps the most well-known note-taker of them all, Evernote continues to soldier on and recently added a dark mode just to prove it's still hip after ten years in the business.
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NAKHON RATCHASIMA, Thailand, Feb 9 (Reuters) - A member of the Thai security forces was killed early on Sunday in a raid into a shopping mall to try to stop a soldier on a shooting rampage, bringing the total death toll to 21, the health minister said.
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Yet, when Orange returns for season 6 on Friday, July 27, one feud will seemingly soldier on as the remaining Litchfield inmates move from low-security "camp" to the maximum-security facility down the hill: the one between Gloria Mendoza (Selenis Leyva) and Maria Ruiz (Jessica Pimentel).
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The result, though not without its fault lines, is marvelous, a contemporary and highly readable experiment whose ambitious structure both enacts and illuminates its central concern: what links and separates our 21st-century selves as we love, betray, blunder and soldier on (and back) through time.
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (Reuters) - University of North Carolina police on Tuesday were reviewing video to find the protesters who toppled a statue of Confederate soldier on campus, part of a recent movement to dismantle U.S. Civil War symbols that critics say glorify the South's legacy of slavery.
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It might thus only be a matter of time before Italy again attempts to stand up to the E.U. Some analysts might contend that Italy should soldier on with orthodox, fiscally responsible policies and become more like Spain, whose economy has done well in recent years.
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The soldier's supporters have flooded social media networks with expressions of outrage over what they saw as premature public judgment by his critics, and in particular, a pronouncement by the military the day after the shooting that it was investigating the soldier on suspicion of murder.
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The harm will also "come when those diplomats who soldier on and do their best to represent our nation face partners abroad who question whether the ambassador truly speaks for the president and can be counted upon as a reliable partner," she said in her opening statement.
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Thai security forces shot and killed the rogue soldier on Sunday morning after an overnight standoff at the Terminal 21 shopping centre in the northeastern Thai city of Nakhon Ratchasima The soldier was armed with an assault weapon and ammunition stolen from the army base's arsenal, an official said.
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What happened: Per the Nigerien soldier on the scene (although there are still gaps following the classified briefing Pentagon officials provided to lawmakers on Capitol Hill Thursday): The attackers were equipped with eight vehicles and "dozens" of fighters and hit the first two vehicles and then the convoy split.
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"I was sort of lagging on the way in," said McIlroy, who was determined to soldier on because it had so pained him to sit at home nursing his broken rib while his friends and occasional practice partners Rickie Fowler, Dustin Johnson and Justin Thomas won tour events.
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Caravaggio's head, which seems to be resting on the nape of Ursula's neck, is squeezed in by a hand holding a lance at a slight diagonal (it belongs to the soldier between the general and the Saint) and the helmeted head of the soldier on the far right.
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NAKHON RATCHASIMA, Thailand, Feb 9 (Reuters) - One member of Thailand's security forces was killed and two were wounded early on Sunday in a raid into a shopping mall to try to stop a soldier on a rampage that has now killed at least 21 people, the Thai health minister said.
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I encourage those of you like me out there—few other coif options, but an aversion to being lumped in with neo-Nazis—to soldier on, keep your cut, and fight bigotry wherever you see it, drawing power from the confidence that comes with knowing you're looking your most sharp.
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Miranda was referring to another recent Oscar controversy, the decision to soldier on with no host for the show after Kevin Hart stepped down over offensive tweets, but the truth is that Oscar conflagrations are happening on a regular basis these days, and many are of the academy's own making.
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But days later, following claims from multiple foreign governments suggesting the plane was shot down, Iran admitted its mistake: A Revolutionary Guards soldier, on high alert in the wake of the US-ordered drone strike on Iranian military commander Qassem Soleimani, accidentally fired two antiaircraft missiles at the passenger flight.
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George MacKay, "1917": MacKay is in nearly every frame of this arduous World War I film (due on Christmas Day), and it's all the more impressive that he musters up so much empathy despite long stretches of the film when his soldier on a mission says not a single word.
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A memorial service for family and friends is planned for June 29, and a memorial for fans will take place in December at Empire Con LA. "As he grew older he continued to 'soldier on' as he put it and was completely in his element around fans and supporters," his family said.
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From the traditional laying of the wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier on Monday at Arlington National Cemetery to tributes in Europe at cemeteries for those lost in World War II, Americans across the country and around the world payed their respects this weekend to those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
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Between the unprecedented political climate (at times both disheartening and triumphant) we continue to soldier on through and all the pop-culture drama we've been keeping up with (Cardi, Offset, Khloe, Tristan — everyone — we're looking at y'all), we've been getting tackled left and right with events to reflect on as 2018 comes to a close.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Former HUD secretary criticizes Bloomberg on housing policy Warren: We are watching a descent into authoritarianism MORE (D-Mass.), like Biden, underperformed in New Hampshire but she promised to soldier on, undeterred by falling poll numbers and deteriorating results.
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If we were to have gained attention for debating the presence of a statue of a Confederate soldier on our campus, it is quite possible that armed white supremacists, Ku Klux Klan members, and neo-Nazis would have descended on our campus to "protect" the statue or simply to express their support for keeping it where it is.
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Child soldier on ISIS' frontline Marwan, 11, was captured by ISIS at Mount Sinjar, the site of a major Yazidi massacre at the hands of ISIS in August 2014, and shuttled from place to place, bought and sold 11 times, spending much of the last three years in Raqqa, the self-declared capital of ISIS' so-called caliphate.
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There are also an array of programs to bring autonomous systems to the sea, though they may not create as much controversy — there is far less risk of a machine confusing a civilian cruise liner for an enemy sub in the ocean than there is of it confusing a civilian for a soldier on the ground.
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Although I have no power to intervene as either a diplomat or a soldier on behalf of the refugees currently waiting to be granted asylum on the U.S.-Mexico border, what I can point out is that geographies of fear––and the use of walls or gates to address them––are an synthetic and archaic trope often employed by autocrats.
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Not sure I'd want to see them on CNN, eating the interviewer's brains, but it would certainly be must-see TV. On a gentler note, I predict Sanders will soldier on for a while, but he'll have to choose if he wants to build a movement within his party or just be the guy who's hoping that if he demeans Hillary long enough, he'll get a chance at the nomination.
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Khizr Khan, the father of a slain U.S. soldier, on Thursday condemned Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's recent rhetoric on the U.S. military, saying the GOP presidential nominee's comments disqualify him from serving as commander in chief.
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"The real issue at this point is that our society does not respect sleep, and we have grown-ups that brag about how, 'We can get on with five hours of sleep,' 'We can drink that Red Bull and soldier on,' 'Sleep is for wimps,' 'I'll get enough sleep when I'm dead,'" said Maribel Ibrahim, co-founder of Start School Later, a nonprofit focused on increasing public awareness about the relationship between sleep and school hours.
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