Yours,Unfulfilled Hey Unfulfilled, The short answer: I can't tell you if love is worth it.
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Every year, we become victims of good intentions gone unfulfilled.
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It's relaxed and sexy, with echoes of something unfulfilled, too.
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On the political, spiritual and moral side they are unfulfilled.
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Whether by Medicaid or Medicare, that wish is still unfulfilled.
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After a year, Ms. Spagnola was unfulfilled with her job.
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You'll wind up bored and frustrated, without purpose and unfulfilled.
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Many of the president's policy promises remain unfulfilled or suffer roadblocks.
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In Reginella's world, Koch's unfulfilled plan is rendered a historical fact.
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As Kirana's third birthday approached, Ms. Polanco realized she was unfulfilled.
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She was 21901, her artistic achievement at once stunning and unfulfilled.
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I feel so unfulfilled at work without a lot going on.
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Other jobs have also gone unfulfilled below the Senate-confirmed level.
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As it was, I felt incompetent and unfulfilled, exhausted and resentful.
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"The social contract is weakened because of unfulfilled promises," he said.
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Cities like Philadelphia have raised similar concerns about unfulfilled Verizon promises.
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His 2008 campaign promise to close the prison will remain unfulfilled.
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Her plans went unfulfilled, though, due to a lack of donations.
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A folded New York Times crossword lay unfulfilled on the bed.
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Or I could not have a kid and wouldn't feel unfulfilled.
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Ms. Alston liked the environment at the job but felt unfulfilled.
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And then, the Vapor became a story of compromise and unfulfilled promise.
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" James: "Well, I liked things how they were and I wasn't unfulfilled.
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Rather, they are meeting a need unfulfilled by banks and welfare systems.
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He dies unfulfilled, unhappy, at the hands of the god-killer Kratos.
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Promises are used to win elections, and sometimes are actually best unfulfilled.
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If you're feeling unfulfilled, don't wait for challenges to come to you.
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"It's a manifestation of voters' disappointment over unfulfilled election promises," Adib said.
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But at least you won't live a sexually unfulfilled life with someone.
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Several of its provisions remain unfulfilled and international support has dried up.
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His campaign promise of an anti-corruption court lay unfulfilled for years.
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However, in the ensuing months, many of those promises were left unfulfilled.
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The exhibition includes so many "unfulfilled promises," as Capote would have said.
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Despite being acclaimed for her work, Sher-Gil felt unfulfilled in Paris.
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We have disappointed college graduates who find themselves "unfulfilled" in their work.
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Besides, Tehran has witnessed earlier cycles of unfulfilled U.S. threats — many times.
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His dream of an Israel living peacefully alongside a Palestinian state remains unfulfilled.
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Congrats, Americans, this is basically the perfect recipe for unfulfilled New Year's resolutions.
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It all left him feeling unfulfilled and wanting to retreat to the background.
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The result, though, is a masterly portrait of a titanic yet unfulfilled man.
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Mr. Ryan's legacy will be one of lost opportunities and youthful promise unfulfilled.
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Is it a dick move to remind someone about an unfulfilled Venmo request?
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"There's been promise after promise that's been either unfulfilled or broken," he said.
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Further, requirements to issue protections for the victims of genocide have gone unfulfilled.
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"He will always be remembered for the promise that went unfulfilled," says Gillon.
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With the tax opinion condition unfulfilled, the so-called drop-dead date occurred.
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Who wouldn't want to see Brienne and Tormund explore their unfulfilled romantic potential?
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We'll always come back to the history of unfulfilled expectations, till the end.
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Even Congress-mandated updates to agency regulations were unfulfilled as of March 85033.
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The brothers, like many Sondheim characters, may be casualties of unfulfilled American dreams.
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But unless you live in the Bay Area, Trump's Friday promises remain unfulfilled.
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His son Christian was running a small environmental nonprofit; he, too, was unfulfilled.
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" But, he continued, "We must candidly confront the unfulfilled promises we solemnly made.
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If these women friends were angry unfulfilled or resentful, they didn't show it.
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Board, the promise of that decision, and of integration more generally, remains unfulfilled.
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From his seat on the bench, then, he seemingly represents potential yet unfulfilled.
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In A Bigger Splash's ringing phone, we get that sense of unfulfilled desire.
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Mining companies said previous government promises to resume the VAT reimbursements had been unfulfilled.
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When the promise to pay her back went unfulfilled, Williams went to the police.
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These pocket-sized rituals are supposed to remind you that something is being unfulfilled.
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If users leave the feed feeling exhausted, confused and unfulfilled, they won't come back.
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" Close added that she always thought her own mother had seemed a little "unfulfilled.
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" Revealing she feels unfulfilled in her life, Mary says she longs "to know God.
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"He was genuinely worried I'd be bored and unfulfilled," Hiddleston admitted to the Telegraph.
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It was his father's unfulfilled dreams that made Bhullar's Olympic fire burn more fiercely.
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But she is also burdened with high expectations, which are likely to go unfulfilled.
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Apparently not, if it means leaving yet another campaign promise to his base unfulfilled.
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Fairly or unfairly, I think this will resonate more deeply as Obama's unfulfilled promise.
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Instead, they argue that Obama is putting an unfulfilled campaign pledge above national security.
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No other team in baseball has come close to so many consecutive unfulfilled seasons.
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Year after year, unfulfilled promises to "fix the system" pile up with few results.
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Escaped prisoners, unfulfilled desires, a therapy dog I'm not sure if I can pet.
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His great, unfulfilled political ambition was to create a party of the sensible center.
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An orchestral buildup sounds supportive but then falls apart, leaving her unfulfilled once again.
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Google Stadia had a rough launch, with plenty of missing features and unfulfilled promises.
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This Rothbart is thwarted in his love; unfulfilled passions can create so many problems.
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There are many occasions when you feel uncomfortable and unfulfilled because of your inactions.
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Story at a glance Feeling unfulfilled at work and seeking more joy in 2020?
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Spencer is a creative who seems to be brimming with unfulfilled desires and potential.
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Yet after all that, he finds himself more alone, unfulfilled, and pathetic than ever.
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Financially, he does not need to play, nor has he any ambitions left unfulfilled.
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Since coming back to the States he's been left unfulfilled by his military service.
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On one hand were those who comically overreacted to a fictional story of unfulfilled love.
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With that wish unfulfilled, Kravitz is now left to mourn the musician he deeply admired.
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But hey, at least Sonos gave us an update on its so far unfulfilled promise.
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Perhaps Abiy's biggest promise — and one still unfulfilled — is his commitment to reforms in Ethiopia.
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The unfulfilled longing for children, I've learned, is a complex, often hidden, and common experience.
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" Donald Trump's unfulfilled promises "He was asked one more time: Where was President Obama born?
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But a year later, sand mining was continuing and most of those promises remained unfulfilled.
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The policies Trump is supporting today will, if enacted, ensure that his promises remain unfulfilled.
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It was consuming my life and I found myself feeling very unhappy, stressed and unfulfilled.
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What illusions do they crave, and why do they remain so unfulfilled by their surroundings?
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In fact, in the staff lounge, his teachers speak in whispers about his unfulfilled potential.
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God bless this movie, and god bless the unfulfilled romance between these two fictitious dads.
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Despite feeling unfulfilled at the job, she stayed because it impressed her family and friends.
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Schwartz suffered from bipolar disorder: his life was a tragic story of immense promise unfulfilled.
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It was his uncle's unfulfilled dream of becoming a successful fighter that initiated Petchboonchu's career.
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It's a document of a resilient and charismatic musician whose potential was limitless but unfulfilled.
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The largest satellite launch in American history now swirls around the planet unfulfilled and waiting.
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Even in the most secular parts of society, there is great and unfulfilled spiritual yearning.
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Until workers have the freedom from unfair firing, too many workplace rights will remain unfulfilled.
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Regardless of who takes charge, a key aspect of the National Broadband Plan remains unfulfilled.
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What's next: Watch for Trump to argue that unfulfilled promises are the fault of others.
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The opposite is also true: The more I seek comfort, the more unfulfilled I feel.
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Metcalfe asked about WeWork, and Thomas answered that the coworking company was an "unfulfilled opportunity."
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Ms. Monroe was feeling unfulfilled in her marketing jobs, at PLS Financial Services and CareerBuilder.
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Where critics point to promises unfulfilled, they see obstacles that are not their president's fault.
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Ford and Senate Democrats' request for a similar investigation into her claims has gone unfulfilled.
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Nearly a year later, the rest of Trump's ambitious trade agenda is still largely unfulfilled.
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He continues to make music that sounds magnificent but leaves you feeling a bit unfulfilled.
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Their greed and lies lead to unfulfilled expectations, and they prey on the most vulnerable.
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And will "Captain Marvel" be the movie that makes good on this long unfulfilled potential?
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But key pieces of his agenda have stalled and the wall promise remains largely unfulfilled.
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The bizarre trailer was perfectly calibrated to stoke that curiosity while leaving it maddeningly unfulfilled.
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The last words he and Ned exchange are an unfulfilled promise to talk about Jon's mother.
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But when basic needs for support, warmth, and connection are unfulfilled, the impulse toward physicality increases.
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If we're feeling unfulfilled, what are some other ways that we can fill each other up?
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To add to the confusion, she has a habit of creating expectations that she leaves unfulfilled.
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Don't leave the audience unfulfilled after making them listen to you for the last 24 minutes.
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The promise of widespread access to the world's most delicious mangoes seems to have gone unfulfilled.
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Harris: We need more submarines At the same time, Harris talked up his command's unfulfilled needs.
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But it is the unfulfilled promise to tackle corruption that hangs most ominously over his head.
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Many of the North African country's young people are adrift, jobless and embittered by unfulfilled promises.
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"The audience that we are seeking is due to many unfulfilled promises," added defender Barbara Serrano.
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Hay, who studied philosophy at U.C. Berkeley, worked at a food management group, but was unfulfilled.
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Yet they remain one of the more unfulfilled, angst-ridden first-place teams in recent memory.
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"I totally told them they can't come to the game," he said of his unfulfilled requests.
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Or, they trade on our unfulfilled desires—hence Space Camp and Rock 'n Roll Fantasy Camp.
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Nothing is more sad than when we sideline young black men with unfulfilled potential, tremendous potential.
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A $1 trillion infrastructure plan remains one of Mr. Trump's unfulfilled promises from his 2016 campaign.
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Leading black lawmakers are growing impatient with tech's largely unfulfilled promises to improve employee diversity. Rep.
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And we must stifle our stereotypical cynicism about the unfulfilled promise of those same baby boomers.
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" And he added that forecasts of a significant Taliban offensive by the militant organization "remain unfulfilled.
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An ethics scandal and unfulfilled expectations mean it's far from certain he'll win a new term.
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So they leave some of their current preferences unfulfilled because they think long-term goals are important.
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I was like, I should be on cloud 9 right now and yet I still feel unfulfilled.
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In truth the region is on a never-ending roundabout of unfulfilled promises and bureaucratic wheel-spinning.
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The mostly unfulfilled threat of storms delayed the start of the game for more than two hours.
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Bob Menendez pressed Lighthizer on Trump's unfulfilled threat to slap tariffs on all goods imported from Mexico.
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LaBeouf's public proclamation at the time seemed like just another New Year's resolution that would go unfulfilled.
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What Biden is expressing is similar to an unfulfilled hope of former President Barack Obama's first term.
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Washington has looked sceptically upon such pledges, given what it considers vague, unfulfilled promises in the past.
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This is what Kickstarter is for: twee music and animations in the service of potentially unfulfilled hope.
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The traits you need to get hired at Point72A pro tip for employees who are feeling unfulfilled
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Many Chinese commitments remain pending; the history of these meetings largely is a history of unfulfilled promises.
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On those metrics, populism could buckle under the weight of investigations, mismanagement and unrealistic, unfulfilled campaign promises.
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Last week, the Speaker and GOP House members rolled out the latest version of their unfulfilled plan.
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Those unfulfilled promises have left states looking for new ways to fix their broken health-care systems.
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But Eliot feels unfulfilled: "The thought persists my efforts come to little or to naught," he laments.
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Shipments went unfulfilled across Europe when household goods maker Reckitt Benckiser was hit with the same bug.
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Teletext's potential to accelerate the flow of information proved to be widely seductive, if not ultimately unfulfilled.
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To some degree, Mr. Modi is suffering from a common problem of transformational leaders: unfulfilled lofty expectations.
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Some voters have grown disillusioned after promises of substantial tax cuts went unfulfilled by the last government.
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Moriarty didn't put this book together to send everyone home as unfulfilled and wretched as they started.
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Women were sometimes vain and silly but more often zealous feminists, downtrodden housewives or unfulfilled career girls.
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But just like a meal of junk food, it leaves you a little unfulfilled in the end.
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Rio has quickly become the latest, and perhaps the most striking, case of unfulfilled promises and abandonment.
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Yet, one year into his presidency, many of his promises remain unfulfilled, especially protecting the steel workers.
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Was Obama's promise to govern as a cross-partisan unifier a lie, or just an unfulfilled ambition?
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A North Korean pledge to disclose all its nuclear activities by the end of 2007 goes unfulfilled.
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Jack's ongoing quest to return home — "back to the past," as the opening credits song says — remained unfulfilled.
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One is ubiquitous, the other is mired by blown credit, sneaker-fiend frustration, contradictory rhetoric, and unfulfilled promises.
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After the agency went unfulfilled for nearly two months, the Bay Journal last week sued to get access.
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At the same time, however, nearly everyone acknowledges that Ryan is leaving several central stated policy goals unfulfilled.
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My 2016 resolutions died young and unrealized, as unfulfilled and unfulfilling as the year in which they floundered.
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Hamish Hamilton; £18.99A powerful story of lives marred by secrets, unfulfilled potential and the unjustness of the world.
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Today, they're not famous train wrecks, or famous wives to bad men, or child actors with unfulfilled careers.
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Wade—that women have a fundamental right to control our bodies and determine our futures—will remain unfulfilled.
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After her first lesson, though, I'd noticed that she had an unfulfilled interest (and potential) for using lances.
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To date nearly 80 percent of the recommendations from the National Commission on Children in Disasters remain unfulfilled.
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You'll know that most things, mundane or otherwise—eating, texting, Netflix—feel less satisfying when you're socially unfulfilled.
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This promise is not new — it was made by Rouhani during the last election cycle and left unfulfilled.
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But voice commerce remains a largely unfulfilled promise; most of us aren't ordering anything through our smart speakers.
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Akin McKenzie: It is very easy to get out of school and enter the industry and feel unfulfilled.
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The other side of the bargain was, however, left unfulfilled: he never did write another paper as good.
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The promise of the American dream has gone unfulfilled for America's more than half a million homeless people.
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For anyone wondering why the promise of wearables is as yet unfulfilled, this red carpet was the answer.
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But that order went unfulfilled after Congress banned transfers to the U.S., on which Obama's closure plan relied.
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Macron pledged in May to ensure unfulfilled development promises from Paris and the wider international community would materialize.
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But a signature promise Trump made in 2016 -- building a wall on our southern border -- remains glaringly unfulfilled.
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Trump also revived another controversial, but unfulfilled, campaign pledge: mandating capital punishment for people who kill police officers.
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" He: "Be aware of your unfulfilled expectations, your own thwarted intentions and be responsible for your own emotions.
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The spokesman also said Elliott was only looking for a "scapegoat" for all its unfulfilled promises at TIM.
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There are still around 800,000 DACA recipients in limbo, and Trump's signature promise of "the wall" remains unfulfilled.
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It's not just a campaign promise; he made a lot of promises during the campaign that remain unfulfilled.
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His promises to "drain the swamp," however unfulfilled in practice, have nevertheless resulted in a chaotic, disorganized administration.
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The agency's inaction despite these increasingly troubling reports speaks volumes and leaves our duty to the public unfulfilled.
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After an initial recoil, the US was also not forced out of Iraq, leaving Soleimani's strategic dream unfulfilled.
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With that in mind, you could read "Only connect" as the writer's plaintive command to himself, tragically unfulfilled.
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Considering this vast untapped pool of labor, this is a tragedy of both unfulfilled individual and economic potential.
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The pressure of unfulfilled history can hardly fail to reshape Second Stage Theater's revival, opening on April 23.
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Some customers have reported unfulfilled orders, while others have been forced to transfer entire registries to competing services.
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The characters are unapologetically flawed, in some ways exceptionally ordinary, damaged, unfulfilled and not particularly motivated to change.
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"Maybe it's easier now to do what I want because I am not disturbed by unfulfilled desires," he said.
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But when the text of the order emerged in the early afternoon, Mr Trump's promise seemed to go unfulfilled.
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That, somehow, his definition of work evolved into something that did not immediately equate with being unhappy and unfulfilled.
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To better assess the accomplishments and unfulfilled agenda of the Obama administration, and assess its place in history, CNBC.
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Throughout, there's a heartbreaking sense of unfulfilled promise, magnified by the inordinate tragedy that has befallen the Kennedy clan.
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But her promise to revive the island's economy, which used to be tigerish but has grown sluggish, remains unfulfilled.
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Experts said the offer on inspections amounted to dressing up of an old, unfulfilled pledge as a new concession.
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Crammed six per apartment, and desperately working to support SF's service industry, leaves many artists here frustrated and unfulfilled.
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Still, at the book's most evocative, Danny/Teddy symbolizes our fears and shimmering unfulfilled wishes about roads not taken.
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Indeed, after years of waffling, moving targets, and unfulfilled promises, the CRTC's ruling was massively ambitious and forward-looking.
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He says the promises made by the Western-backed politicians who came to power after that revolt remain unfulfilled.
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Employment for Americans with disabilities remains one of the great unfulfilled promises of the 1990 Americans With Disabilities Act.
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Though Mr. Trump is given to loose promises that go unfulfilled, the suggestion of a pardon was nonetheless remarkable.
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Susan Collins and Jeff Flake in return for their tax reform votes, only to see those promises go unfulfilled.
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Art history is full of artists whose careers, cut short by early death, haunt us with their unfulfilled promise.
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Mr. Ward said he's playing with the idea of "unfulfilled expectations," something he feels many Americans are currently experiencing.
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While the promise of easy, near-term transformation may have been unfulfilled, the experience you have gained is invaluable.
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So one has to ask: What long-unfulfilled promises to Indigenous peoples can presidential candidates actually make good on?
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Investors will be watching to see whether key unfulfilled reforms touted by Modi in his first term will be tackled.
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And in the case of his long-desired Trump tower in Moscow, it's also one of unfulfilled aspiration and fantasy.
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McCarthy's lasting, and unfulfilled, dream of making machines as smart as humans still entrances many people working on AI today.
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The way he said it, though, made me think they should, and that sense of unfulfilled duty gnawed at me.
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By the time the series ended, theirs was another relationship left unfulfilled — and again, both are back for the movie.
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Mayen's dream of owning his own computer remained unfulfilled until a surprise from his mother, the camp's seamstress, changed everything.
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In the end, with the challenge unfulfilled, the video amounts to little more than a suspenseful exercise in class tourism.
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Ms Smith has written a powerful story of lives marred by secrets, unfulfilled potential and the unjustness of the world.
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"She feels, like, maybe she's in a place in life where she's unfulfilled, job-wise," Kourtney explained in the episode.
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The goal was to both preserve Below's mystery and avoid making unfulfilled promises about when it would actually come out.
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The winner of the election will govern a country with massive unfulfilled economic potential and worsening humanitarian and security crises.
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Yes, even with all these tantalizing sophomore year ideas that actually live up to that unfulfilled "No man's land" promise.
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They have this desire for someone or something, but it's unfulfilled… I wanted to give them a kind of life.
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That both Kennedys met tragic ends came to represent the chaos of the 1960s as well as its unfulfilled hope.
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Why it matters: The winner will govern a country with massive unfulfilled economic potential and worsening humanitarian and security crises.
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I'm very happy for him, but it also reminds me of how deeply unfulfilled I feel at my current job.
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With Mexico predictably refusing to pay, he needed taxpayers to do so, or his main campaign promise would go unfulfilled.
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Each marriage feels doomed, and as we skip among points of view it's evident that every character is deeply unfulfilled.
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"You see, I have a lot of money, clothes, cars, accolades, achievements, awards, and I was still unfulfilled," he admitted.
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He actually had felt burned out a couple of years ago, he said, but the Olympics were an unfulfilled goal.
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"You see, I have a lot of money, clothes, cars, accolades, achievements, awards, and I was still unfulfilled," Bieber admitted.
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The quest for a fountain of youth is many centuries old and marred by many false starts and unfulfilled promises.
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So far, these ambitions have been unfulfilled, showing how hard it is for small countries to ascend global supply chains.
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Perhaps there will be breakthroughs that make green energy viable, but we've heard those unfulfilled promises now for 40 years.
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Hopes that it might settle with the DOJ for $5 billion-odd, though so far unfulfilled, have since brought uneasy respite.
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In its announcement, Earin said that the proposed acquisition stalled due to "unfulfilled obligations," but did not give any further details.
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"However, it could also be advantageous to take inventory of other unfulfilled goals and build on your recent success," she says.
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It is a departure from lavender and rose to an unfulfilled journey of unfamiliar notes: clays, stems, saps, places and moments.
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The long hours and stressful environment left him feeling depressed and unfulfilled, so he made a change in his early 30s.
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Several evangelical groups, including the Alliance Defending Freedom, which organizes the "Pulpit Freedom" protests, said Trump's religious freedom promises remain unfulfilled.
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Consider buying one of those for every room of the house and avoiding the frustration of Ambeo's so far unfulfilled promises.
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His digital intervention transformed unfulfilled ambitions and material expectations of the forgotten classes into anger, frustration and resentment toward Washington elites.
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Yes — 2012's winter solstice coincided with the end of the Mayan calendar, which many interpreted with sadly unfulfilled apocalyptic connotations.
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Initially funded on Kickstarter and the subject of a lovely founder story, the RiutBag is full of unfulfilled feel-good promise.
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In recent days for instance, Trump has repeatedly demanded credit for the promised, yet so far unfulfilled, opening with North Korea.
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Awkward, unfulfilled and living inside her head, she is at once patronized by and patronizing of her glib, superficially easygoing husband.
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His certitude faltered, however, in the presence of women: Ullrich depicts Hitler's love life as a series of largely unfulfilled fixations.
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"It's been my mission and my unrequited, unfulfilled dream that I could get others to emulate Lee's generous example," he said.
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If something you wanted emotionally or physically (like comfort) went unfulfilled, you might end up anxious about relationships as an adult.
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As she sat in the government center for deportees, she was overwhelmed by a sense of defeat from her unfulfilled journey.
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"If I cared what everyone else thinks, I would still be at a blue-chip company and feeling unfulfilled," he said.
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More and more Indians are frustrated with the economy, inflation and Mr. Modi's lofty but unfulfilled promises to create enough jobs.
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Her unfulfilled life gave other Latinos the drive to pick up the mantle and show the world what they can do.
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They're either professionally successful and unlucky in love, or great with the kids and unfulfilled at work or in the bedroom.
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A court in Chile has asked for the extradition of this man, Pedro Pablo Barrientos Nuñez, but the request remains unfulfilled.
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But judging by the statements from both sides of the English Channel on Monday, that hope seems likely to be unfulfilled.
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What to watch: Trump promised Michigan in 2016 that he'd bring manufacturing jobs back to the U.S., a promise largely unfulfilled.
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Maybe you will get the jovial, welcoming treatment I got one night when no wish went unfulfilled, no matter how minor.
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For every instance of success, there are two or three scenes that are problematic at best — family strife, hopelessness, promise unfulfilled.
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That attitude — never satisfied, always unfulfilled — has forged their dominance this era, with six consecutive berths in the A.F.C. title game.
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However, the program hasn't been updated since its creation – leaving many communities across the country with this promise still largely unfulfilled.
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"That pledge has gone unfulfilled for too many for too long and erodes the very foundation of our alliance," he said.
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"Unfortunately, since that time, results have gone decidedly in the wrong direction, and management's promises have been woefully unfulfilled," Starboard said.
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In all likelihood, they will come to the end of their days with an abundance of caution, wealth and unfulfilled dreams.
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Obama and his aides are keenly aware of the unfulfilled promise, and of the short time—six months—left to them.
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Since Medicare's passage, the unfulfilled hope has been to universalize health care and to do so in a way that's affordable.
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Despite the attention these concepts have gained, most of them have remained pretty 3-D renderings and — so far — unfulfilled ambitions.
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Mr Trump has been forced to admit that his earlier hopes of getting China to rein in North Korea have gone unfulfilled.
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However thanks to the messenger planet's backward movement and ill-suited position, we could experience some miscommunications, unfulfilled promises, and general snafus.
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Fleiss started tantalizing fans on Thursday with an ultimately unfulfilled promise to announce the new Bachelor tout suite on his Twitter feed.
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According to a study performed by Wakefield Research, around 75 percent of 2,000 respondents said they are unfulfilled by their current job.
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If and when the bust hits Silicon Valley, it's sure to hurt — jobs will be lost and many dreams will remain unfulfilled.
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They're essentially customizable glasses with a built-in heads-up display looking to finally deliver on the unfulfilled promise of Google Glass.
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What you expect to happen in each of these vignettes never does, leaving you feeling empty, unfulfilled, and probably a little confused.
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The order sat stalled, unfulfilled, and unshipped for three days so I canceled it and went to my local Barnes and Noble.
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As the Blues parlayed their contributions to survive, another perennial contender, Anaheim, reached its threshold for despair, for expectations unfulfilled, last week.
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That's a nod to "40 acres and a mule," the unfulfilled promise that Union leaders made to newly freed slaves in 85033.
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However, as seen with the deaths of hostages and civilians, this promise remains unfulfilled, though efforts to avoid civilian deaths are substantial.
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He also wants to make good on an unfulfilled promise to eradicate cholera from Haiti as the disease continues to claim lives.
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The evolution of his music offers a glimpse of how Haas' perception of himself may have changed through years of unfulfilled promise.
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Neither Messi nor Ronaldo has won this competition, of course, and neither has much of a track record of leaving ambitions unfulfilled.
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After all, those unhappy, unfulfilled inhabitants of an isolated estate in 19th-century Russia must be heard and understood by someone, anyone.
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Marie's overcompensation slowly peeled back to reveal how neglected she was in her marriage and how unfulfilled she felt as a housewife.
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As we navigate whatever crap-era of the internet we're in, it's becoming clear that most of its promises have been unfulfilled.
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But some of it is a real, if eclectic, spiritual practice, adopted by people skeptical of organized religion but unfulfilled by atheism.
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Asked how he had dealt with four unfulfilled attempts to complete golf's career Grand Slam, McIlroy offered a historical reference as perspective.
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Her top tip for employees feeling unfulfilled at workI ask people what they most like about their job or a previous job.
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They were successful, but along with their wives, spiritually unfulfilled, unable to understand the meaning of the suffering they saw and felt.
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Nine months before Election Day, a $1 trillion infrastructure plan is still one of Mr. Trump's unfulfilled promises from his inaugural campaign.
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Republicans argue that by pushing to close the controversial Cuban facility, the president is putting an unfulfilled campaign promise above national security.
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Future studies should interview patients and their partners to understand what the expectations were and why they're unfulfilled after surgery, Harmsen said.
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Though Mr. Arens was one of the longest-surviving members of Israel's founding generation, his grandest political and national goals remained unfulfilled.
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The changes include: The deletions and omissions are an apparent rejection of Obama's (often unfulfilled) vow to emphasize transparency during his administration.
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For two years, an unidentified woman has been impersonating powerful figures in Hollywood, luring them into unfulfilled contracts, and stealing money from them.
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I read something, and I was like, that's not what it is, you're always be unfulfilled if you look at life like that.
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Prime Minister Theresa May has stuck with a long-standing, unfulfilled pledge to cut total net immigration to less than 100,000 a year.
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This has gone unfulfilled, to the extent that the White House shifted $600 million from combatting the Ebola virus into anti-Zika efforts.
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Of course this is a double-edged sword: If the expectations remain unfulfilled after a reasonable period, the magic of hope will vanish.
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In several Tweets and Instagram posts, customers have pointed out that their orders aren't coming in on time — or worse, being left unfulfilled.
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It didn't have to be that way, because I can't imagine she's the only girl who walks away unfulfilled by Bayley's story arc.
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Per Hulu's season summary, the surprising consequences following Charles' death propel our three protagonists to rebel, exploring different jobs, partners, and unfulfilled passions.
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Munchery owes $3 million in unfulfilled customer gift cards and another $3 million to its vendors, suppliers and various counterparties, the filing reveals.
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Jones—interim light heavyweight champion and perhaps the most talented MMA fighter to ever put on four-ounce gloves—is Cormier's unfulfilled obligation.
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The reality of these obstacles, and the unfulfilled hopes resulting from them, helped pave the way for Trump's unwise unilateral withdrawal from JCPOA.
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Erica memorably debuted in Season 2 with a sassy, anti-nerd attitude that immediately helped to salve Stranger Things fandom's unfulfilled Barb obsession.
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Halfway through the year, he decided he would be unfulfilled working in finance and turned down a job he had accepted at Barclays.
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No matter who it is, the final four teams will have more than 230 collective unfulfilled seasons since their last World Series championship.
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Twitter, meanwhile, is flooded with complaints about sold-out products, unfulfilled orders, and no delivery availability on Amazon Fresh, Instacart, Walmart, and Shipt.
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The presidential campaign trail is one strewn with unfulfilled hopes, broken promises, and babies whose foreheads are positively enveloped in old-man saliva.
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I suppose I saw that maybe, just maybe, the poet could transmit all that love to other people, if his longings stayed unfulfilled.
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This included, in Mattis' case, a request for military options to topple Maduro, according to sources with direct knowledge of Trump's unfulfilled asks.
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"The selloff was a reaction to an unfulfilled promise," Brian Battle, director of trading at Performance Trust Capital Partners in Chicago, tells me.
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Now, Sullivan tells other people feeling unfulfilled at work to think about why that is and what they can do to change it.
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Measuring your fulfillment by goals will leave you feeling unfulfilled — you&aposll always be looking for a future goal to bring you happiness.
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His sublime black-and-white images of everyday life in South Africa both during and after white rule capture hope and unfulfilled expectations.
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Inevitably, in "suburban Sevenoaks" where he lives, the potential of his own hunting dog — like all two-become-one dreams — has remained unfulfilled.
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And, when Grant grew more unfulfilled at his accounting job, it sparked the idea of going online to flip more than just textbooks.
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Many Republican-led states still haven't, leaving an estimated 22016 millions poor Americans uninsured and the ACA's full vision for coverage expansion unfulfilled.
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The Wife actress, 71, wore her late grandmother's ring to the Screen Actors Guild Awards to honor her unfulfilled dream of becoming an actress.
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The husband got a call from someone who threatened to "cut off his balls" if he didn't get a refund for an unfulfilled order.
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Those responsible have been quoted by local media as saying they are fed up with unfulfilled government promises to build houses for the poor.
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Worn down by years of unfulfilled promises, few people here believe that politicians will deliver — or that water issues are purely a natural phenomenon.
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Some insiders have already started to warn that the sector is getting ahead of itself, predicting a "quantum winter" brought on by unfulfilled promise.
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The big picture: Automated vehicles need help making decisions in complex situations, which is why the hype about fully self-driving cars remains unfulfilled.
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I badly want to hear these calls, but for now, my curiosity — and yours, once you use it for the first time — goes unfulfilled.
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According to Matt Lundquist, LCSW, a psychotherapist and couples therapist, pregnancy dreams can also belie issues with sexuality, relationships, unfulfilled desires, or subconscious fears.
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Donald Trump's unfulfilled promises Among likely voters in Ohio, Trump has 46% support to Clinton's 41%, while 8% support Johnson and 2% support Stein.
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It's true that the most difficult promises made at the Singapore summit in June between President Trump and Kim have been left mostly unfulfilled.
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Unfulfilled projects that elicited far more effort on Matisse's part included a commission for a stained glass window for a mausoleum near New York.
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The unfulfilled request sat in the "Incomplete" tab for more than a year because I felt too awkward to bring it up in person.
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That's not a lot of money -- especially in San Francisco, and especially for an unfulfilled college graduate with an English degree and journalism aspirations.
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But as the last few days of trading have shown, investors are increasingly worried that inaction will persist and that promises will go unfulfilled.
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SFX originally acquired Beatport in 2013 for $50 million, back when its former CEO Robert Sillerman had unfulfilled dreams of dominating the EDM market.
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For those with unfulfilled hoop dreams, the Wilson X Connected basketball was created to help develop shooting skills by tracking shots in real time.
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He graduated from the University of Pittsburgh in 1963 with a bachelor's in philosophy, a passion for Thoreau and an unfulfilled sense of purpose.
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It is also a distinction that sometimes haunts them, hinting at potential unfulfilled and dreams unrealized because of injuries or circumstances that remain unexplained.
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It's a realm of misunderstandings, disappointments, unfulfilled longings and everyday betrayals, and Soccer Mommy's songs recount them in a haze of acceptance and resentment.
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If you allow your level of fulfillment to be a by-product of your goals, you&aposll spend a lot of time feeling unfulfilled.
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They talk about drinking to overcome inhibitions, only to wake up the next morning feeling unfulfilled, unsure and sometimes even regretful about their choices.
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The displays embody a hope — unfulfilled for more than 40 years — for someone from the host country to win an Australian Open singles title.
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The victims need look no farther than L'Aquila, about 220 miles south, for a sobering reminder of unfulfilled promises and of the challenges ahead.
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Bloomberg proposes a place-based visa system that allows different areas and regions of the country to address their unfulfilled economic and social needs.
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In 2019, the company faced some backlash after its transition to a new warehouse software system left many customers with late or unfulfilled orders.
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My client Iman spent years climbing up the ladder at her company, but by the time she landed a director role, she felt unfulfilled.
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Whatever brings you to the theme parks — your honeymoon, nostalgia, business travel, unfulfilled childhood fantasies — there's plenty of grown-up fun to be had.
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Many Americans remain psychologically stuck between some vision of the 1950s white suburban family and the revolutionary, and still unfulfilled, promise of gender equality.
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As Puerto Ricans mark the one-year anniversary, the promise of PROMESA to pull Puerto Rico back from a fiscal cliff has gone unfulfilled.
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He and Mr. Benavides put it together on their own because, though they have full-time jobs, they saw a humanitarian need going unfulfilled.
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Turns out, while Obama has pretty clearly done more on climate change than any of his predecessors, there are plenty of goals that remain unfulfilled.
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H.R. 40, named for the federal government's unfulfilled promise to provide freed African Americans with "40 acres and a mule," was first introduced by Rep.
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The recent announcement about the sale of the house, however, is a reminder of both promises broken and ambitions related to the property left unfulfilled.
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It's not that the search for the killer smartwatch app has gone unfulfilled, it's more that there will probably never be a single killer one.
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Patients understood that health insurance was not the same thing as health care, and that it was at best a promise that sometimes went unfulfilled.
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"An individual who was discouraged from pursuing a particular life path because of interlined ideas about their race, for example, [can] feel unfulfilled," Lundquist says.
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It isn't just new funds that are springing up; those that were once seed-stage investors are also scaling to cover unfulfilled Series B demand.
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It probably speaks a bit to the unfulfilled promise of the feature that Newby-House opted not to lead with this feature in our conversation.
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Whatever the effect on Mr. Christie's presidential chances, the veto means the old smart gun law stays on the books as a still unfulfilled promise.
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" Amid Scott Disick's threat-filled meltdowns and an investigation into Planned Parenthood, Kourtney informs Kim that Stephanie confided in her she "feels unfulfilled job-wise.
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What remains unclear is whether the troop increase would involve sending additional US forces or just topping off the unfulfilled NATO requirement from US allies.
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It looks like investor hopes about President Donald Trump will go unfulfilled, but stocks will keep rising anyway, according to famed investment strategist Byron Wien.
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Much of the reason for the unfulfilled promises was naivity about how straightforward the link between different versions of genes and particular diseases would be.
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To maintain their continued access to malleable illegal labor, agricultural interest groups needed to ensure that nearly all of IRCA's enforcement promises would go unfulfilled.
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But if we understand the past as continuous struggle, then modern activism has a genealogy, and modern organizers have a responsibility to address unfulfilled promises.
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On the other side of Pennsylvania Avenue, House Democrats were preparing to pass a measure to reopen the government without funding Trump's unfulfilled campaign promise.
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It is these dissatisfactions that drive so many Americans—who cannot understand why lives filled with material pleasure still feel unfulfilled—to their meditation mats.
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Fatma Al Nuaimi, legacy planner at the Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy, says Qatar is acutely aware of the pitfalls of unfulfilled legacy programs.
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By 2020, there will be 20203 million jobs in computer programming left unfulfilled, the team points out, but only 40% of schools teach this skill.
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My first set of players told me a story about a lifetime of unfulfilled longing in which their characters never even made direct eye contact.
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It is precisely because their hopes have been unfulfilled — left to dry up like a raisin in the sun — that they choose to stay home.
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For You Sung-lae, 59, her unfulfilled childhood dream of being an actress and interest in fashion led her to sign up for the course.
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In Maradi, young girls cycle into a weathered building to talk about abusive husbands, jealous co-wives, overbearing mothers-in-law — and unfulfilled sex lives.
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I went to a religious center across town called Dynamic Women, where women took cooking and sewing classes — and sought advice about unfulfilled sex lives.
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Monica pursues her professional dream of being a basketball star overseas, albeit personally unfulfilled because of the void Quincy left in her heart years ago.
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But as time goes by and nothing happens, unfulfilled promises can break someone's will, even to the point of making them physically sick, he said.
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Like the movie that inspired it, "The Band's Visit" finds its compelling texture not in dramatic consequences but in the abiding truths of unfulfilled lives.
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On an isolated island like Madagascar, many niches go unfulfilled—evolve to fit those niches and you'll have a bounty of food at your disposal.
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Without Medicaid there is a huge gap, one left by a decades-old, unfulfilled Congressional promise to cover 40 percent of special needs education costs.
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Both give rise to tales of near-insanity, of alliances formed and broken, and of schemes to get rich quick that last, unfulfilled, for years.
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It's about a group of people feeling like their voices aren't being heard, their cries are being ignored, and the promise of opportunity is unfulfilled.
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STP has long been the unfulfilled vision of the financial services industry, described as the means to completely automate the lifecycle of a financial transaction.
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I felt unsatisfied and unfulfilled at the end of each day, and I couldn't see what opportunities the job would lead to down the line.
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And while many Arabs quickly soured on the group because of its brutal crackdowns and unfulfilled promises, their underlying political disaffection has not been addressed.
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That's not necessarily good news for the telegenic PM — an ethics scandal and unfulfilled expectations mean it's far from certain he'll win a new term.
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Since the company's founder, Rony Abovitz, appeared on WIRED's cover a year ago, Magic Leap has faltered, beleaguered by bad press and allegations of unfulfilled promises.
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As Webware's free trial just let me create a template website powered by an admin panel, my dream of talking to Harley (their chatbot) remained unfulfilled.
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As for Luna's unfulfilled desires, well, the Star Wars universe is large and at the time Cassian Andor is around it's possible that Jabba is, too.
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He came to his role in 183 from Asir province, where his plans to erect modern tower blocks in the city of Abha were largely unfulfilled.
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Confirming DeLaurentis is yet another entry on a White House to-do list for Congress that seems destined to go unfulfilled, at least before November's elections.
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If we can send astronauts to the moon, surely we can realize the as-of-yet unfulfilled promise of abundant Indian mangoes in American grocery stores.
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Labor strikes in January at manufacturers in the Mexican city of Matamoros on the U.S. border cost about $50 million a day in unfulfilled international contracts.
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"His whole life is about promise and what he would have become," Gillon says, "and he will always be remembered for the promise that went unfulfilled."
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Which brings us season eight, episode five, "The Bells," — in which the emerald-eyed Cersei did die, but not at Arya's hand, leaving Melisandre's prophecy unfulfilled.
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Davis made an awkward return to action Friday in a 122-117 home victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves, just days after his trade demand went unfulfilled.
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But the pressure of fatherhood and his unfulfilled musical ambitions took a toll on their relationship, leading to a seemingly endless cycle of breakups and reconciliations.
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Lopez portrays Maya, a woman struggling with unfulfilled career goals who gets a new shot at success when she lands a job at an elite company.
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"There is fatigue from unfulfilled hopes," Iryna Bekeshkina, the director of the Democratic Initiatives Foundation, one of three organizations that carried out the survey, told Reuters.
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Venus squares off with Saturn at 8:39 AM. This is a frustrating energy, one that will leave everyone feeling unfulfilled in his or her desires.
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Whatever it is—I've got nothing against abstraction—it's emblematic of the show's unfulfilled hope of making its monologues rise to the level of watchable drama.
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The field kitchens doling out buckwheat stew and the tents warmed by wooden stoves, emblems of the previous rallies, today embody the accusation of unfulfilled promises.
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Airbnb quality can vary dramatically in Dakar with lots of unfulfilled promises, but a sure bet is a room at the lovely Loman Art House Villa.
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No one in that mass of humanity was immune to the addiction, greed and competition that broke up bands and left vows of hippie harmony unfulfilled.
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But after decades of unfulfilled promises about economic growth, the passing of Mr. Castro may open rifts both inside and outside Cuba over how to proceed.
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"The unfulfilled dream of integrating Jammu and Kashmir has been accomplished," said Home Minister Amit Shah, who is leading the political strategy to deal with Kashmir.
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Bored, unfulfilled and dependent on her husband for every dime, she struggled with the notion that her professional life was doomed in the land of opportunity.
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Skeptics say China has made similar unfulfilled promises to other administrations on issues ranging from reducing overcapacity in steel production to opening up its financial markets.
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The houses, barns, cottages and cabanas, stripped of their fenestration and pared down to their faces, aren't quite faithful depictions, but they aren't unfulfilled abstractions, either.
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Such records promised efficiency and better teamwork, but as they increasingly serve the needs of America's corporate, profit-motivated health care, those promises remain mostly unfulfilled.
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"Promises are not results, promises are not protections," she added, referring to so-far-unfulfilled commitments on immigration and health care made by McConnell to Sens.
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J.C. "U Never Call Me," a pointillistic complaint about an unfulfilled flirtation from the female duo Jadu Heart produced by Mura Masa, was released in November.
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In the meantime, commercial relationships with these firms have not been suspended, the minister said, adding that Ecuador is seeking to avoid supply contracts being declared unfulfilled.
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The goal of this particular exercise is to realize that you could do a lot of things — and many of them could make you happy and unfulfilled.
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After decades of false starts and unfulfilled promise, it's easy to see how the public might not want to take a $600 plunge on an untested technology.
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While the maquette has spent years on a shelf in the USF Special Collection Library, the story of its creation and unfulfilled fate has long remained murky.
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Growth in the zone relies too much on that of its largest trading partners, including America; worthy investment projects at home—in German infrastructure, say—go unfulfilled.
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But experts say there are plenty of reasons to be skeptical about the hype surrounding 25G, especially given these same companies' long history of unfulfilled broadband promises.
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In a 2014 reflection on the effort, NPR dubbed it "a dream unfulfilled," noting that many participants deemed it a failure because they didn't see immediate changes.
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The migration of the Joad family from the dust bowls of Oklahoma to the unfulfilled promise of abundance in California is a cautionary tale of transplanted inequality.
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I am good at what I do and serve as an unofficial leader on my team, but I am finding myself unfulfilled and struggling to stay engaged.
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In her book "Yes, Please, " the comedian argues that too often, people's careers will leave them feeling mistreated and unfulfilled Your career won't take care of you.
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Democrats have accused Trump of manufacturing a crisis at the southwest border to justify his demand for a wall, one of the president's biggest unfulfilled campaign promises.
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Many of his earlier vows remain unfulfilled or works in progress, and a handful were abandoned, notably a promise to reform how we elect members of Parliament.
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Many Nigerians say that promise has been unfulfilled on a number of fronts — including a war with Islamist militants as well as rampant banditry in some areas.
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The United Nations was born in San Francisco and raised on the East River of Manhattan, an ambitious, if still unfulfilled, experiment in shaping a liberal order.
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We meet Candace Chen, an unfulfilled millennial who lives in modern-day New York, works in publishing, and dates a guy she met on her fire escape.
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A CNN investigation revealed that just before Christmas -- three months after the storm -- two-thirds of those requests went unfulfilled while 60,000 tarps were sitting in warehouses.
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They have said repairs should take no more than six weeks, but skeptical passengers accustomed to unfulfilled government promises worry that work could drag on for months.
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She worried that I would crumple in the face of everyday failures, that I would gradually deflate—a quiet, unremarkable hissing—into a case of unfulfilled potential.
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In New York, he felt unfulfilled by jobs as a nanny on the Upper West Side, at his uncle's tech business, moving fine art and in publishing.
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There are also many campaign promises, such as building a giant Berlin Wall between the United States and Mexico at Mexico's expense, that are better off unfulfilled.
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You can parallel the rat whispers to the many generic NPC lines about food, about fundamental needs going unfulfilled in the chaos that's spreading through the streets.
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But he says he's stuck in a sort of purgatory, in light of unfulfilled promises of protection Mexican officials made to him in exchange for providing the video.
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Today, the broader aim of practices like busing -- the total integration of schools and leveling of the playing field for American children of all races -- remains largely unfulfilled.
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The ruling Liberal Democratic Party says it wants to boost defence spending to 2% of GDP, the target set by NATO (though it is unfulfilled by many members).
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Teenagers the world over can recognize that feeling of unfulfilled longing, but what's remarkable here is that it was shared between middle-aged men in the rural South.
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According to Electrek (which encountered criticism for the use of referrals by its editorial team), the referral program has recently encountered problems, including unfulfilled prizes and unused codes.
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So many of the controversies born on the platform, from anti-Semitic stunts to unfulfilled event fiascos, seem to have a common denominator: lack of experience and oversight.
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Rose's instance that she no longer has to be unhappy and unfulfilled for the good of family is one of Maisel season 2's most exciting new threads.
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While it's easy to find Aoki's on-stage antics and musical ideas either distasteful, or just plain lame, it must be said that he doesn't seem hopelessly unfulfilled.
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Finally, after years of false starts and unfulfilled dreams, Ghostbusters: The Video Game — written by Aykroyd and Ramis, and voiced by the original Ghostbusters — came out in 2009.
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"Because of my experience, I knew there was a way that I could actually deliver on that unfulfilled promise of designer quality at direct prices," Bucquet tells Refinery29.
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Recent events have only increased the possibility that any hopes for banking regulatory relief are likely to go unfulfilled when the nation's 45th president takes office next January.
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"This means that in reality there is over $5 billion (in unfulfilled demand) ready to buy long papers," said Denis Poryvai, an analyst at Raiffeisen bank in Moscow.
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He wants to see fewer "promises unfulfilled," noting that New Era, a company that received tax incentives to move into upstate New York, has since pulled up stakes.
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The authors recommend an effective strategy for anyone who's in the second scenario mentioned above: being unfulfilled by your work —or being unemployed — and wanting a new gig.
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He famously called for a nationwide network of high-speed railways in his 2010 address, but the vision remains unfulfilled as Obama enters his final year in office.
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Are they for self-defense, as North Korea claims, or will Kim use them to achieve the unfulfilled ambition of the Korean War—forcing reunification with South Korea?
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Her book, "A Promise Unfulfilled: Section 2 of the Fourteenth Amendment and the Future of the Right to Vote," will be published in 2019 by Cambridge University Press.
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Article of the Day Article: "After 108 Years of Unfulfilled Yearning, Cubs Fans Are Taking Nothing for Granted" Before Reading What don't you take for granted in life?
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As China's wages rise, it is offering Mexico another shot at gaining North American market share, perhaps even at achieving Nafta's unfulfilled promise to help Mexico get rich.
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A couple hours into the game, Evan gets an idea: He wants to create his own kingdom where no one ever has to be sad, unhappy, or unfulfilled.
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But even if our aspirations for a night of undomesticated, immoderate revelry were unfulfilled, the two-family trip was a revelation in less dramatic but equally significant ways.
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Only once did he seem to allude to the unfulfilled wishes of those — including, seemingly, many in the crowd — who wished he had run for the position himself.
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The alienist himself is "The Alienist" in miniature: temperament uneven, promise unfulfilled, but rich enough beneath the surface to have made our time together feel worth the trouble.
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"Read my lips: no new immigrants," Mr. Savage said one recent day, taking a swipe at what he says is just one of the president's major unfulfilled promises.
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A counterpoint to something else left unsaid or some ambition left unfulfilled, its placement below everything makes the rest of the piece feel higher, and perhaps, more alone.
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"The Other Side of the Wind" has often served either to burnish Welles's legendary status or to further establish what dreary minds like to call his unfulfilled promise.
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"Ekim maintains that all payments and refunds were for unfulfilled work, and that they were legal, ethical and above board," said Molly Toomey, a spokeswoman for Mr. Alptekin.
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Analysts have long warned about drillers' persistent and unfulfilled promises to generate positive cash flow, especially as oil prices remain at less than half of their 2014 peak.
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Sadly, that strategy has largely worked, and the medium's early promise has been left largely unfulfilled as Americans zone out, passively devoting countless hours in front of screens.
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"I can stay here and continue doing what I'm doing, feeling unfulfilled, angry, frustrated, worried about my kids' future, or I can actively participate in creating it," Wilson explained.
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Rumors abounded that Rage Against the Machine was reforming to right wrongs and fight during a bizarre election year, but the reunion that Rage fans clamored for remains unfulfilled.
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Around two-thirds of people uprooted by conflict and four in five host families in northeast Nigeria said food was their most pressing and unfulfilled need, according to ECHO.
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If America's allies offer Mattis and Trump only pledges of support that go unfulfilled, they will provoke a US response that may cause historic damage to security in Europe.
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In 2016, he said had ministered to people with unfulfilled homosexual tendencies as well as homosexuals who were not able to remain chaste, as the Church asks them to.
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The sketch's structure elevates its comedy — each time the girls share their hopes for a successful girls' night, a flash-forward reveals just how much those hopes went unfulfilled.
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In Judd Apatow's Funny People, a fictional satire of stand up comedy, Adam Sandler's fantastically rich yet hopelessly unfulfilled comic George Simmons is afflicted with the same character detail.
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" Tension between Kardashian West and Shepherd recently aired on the current season of KUWTK after Kourtney, 38, informed her sister that Shepherd had admitted to feeling "unfulfilled job-wise.
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My colleague Helen Havlak had an exasperating struggle trying to find a pair for her Pixel 2, and the responses to my tweet below also illustrate the unfulfilled need.
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DF: I was doing completely different stuff out of college for a long time, trying to find myself and always feeling unfulfilled because I wasn't doing something I loved.
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Despite the latest flurry of activity on the Hill Wednesday night, Trump's campaign promise to gut his predecessor's landmark health care law looks certain to remain unfulfilled anytime soon.
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Zayn left One Direction just over a year ago, and his stated desire to live like a "normal 22-year-old" outside of the public eye has gone unfulfilled.
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It is and was deprivation you don't even realize and then when you do all that void of terror from recognition, unfulfilled, longing that had been Eden on empty.
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Campaign promises Trump has taken heat for months over his inability to secure a legislative victory or whittle down a lengthy list of unfulfilled campaign promises, including the wall.
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Representative Adam Schiff of California, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, said he was "gravely disappointed" that Mr. Obama would leave office with the campaign pledge unfulfilled.
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He famously called for a nationwide network of high-speed railways in his 85033 address, but the vision remains largely unfulfilled as Obama enters his final year in office.
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After so many years and decades of decorous but unfulfilled soccer — with teams that included world-class stars like Eusébio and Luís Figo — this was a Portugal of pragmatism.
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Boeing still has a backlog of about 7893,550 unfulfilled orders, signifying a cautious confidence within the airline industry that once the grounding is lifted, the plane will be reliable.
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Trump left the political fight battered, faced with flagging approval ratings, an unfulfilled campaign promise and most of the blame for an episode that disrupted millions of American lives.
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But the one elusive need that remains unfulfilled by my smart TV is live shows––sports games, awards shows, and other live action that I can't stream on Hulu.
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To learn of his early years is to discern a pattern of ambitions unfulfilled, of private entanglements that turned sour, and of schemes that were embarked on and dropped.
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There is going to be jobs that are unfulfilled, and that the way we'll fill them is to take people plus computers, and the computers will make people smarter.
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Without effectively addressing the problems facing left-behind children and providing for the needs of rural youths, the vaunted "Chinese Dream" will remain unfulfilled for much of the country.
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The bill is also laden with symbolism, being named after the unfulfilled 154-year-old federal promise of "40 acres and a mule" to recently freed men and women.
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The most obvious is "Carnival Games," an upbeat but melancholy track imagining Furtado throwing down dollars to win a prize, only to spend all her money and leave unfulfilled.
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Ms. Villamejor-Mendoza, the public policy professor, said that while there may be disappointment in Mr. Duterte's unfulfilled promises, it is not turning into rage as much as disillusionment.
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What she's most angry about, it turns out, are her own unfulfilled dreams of artistic genius, and the social strictures that pressure her to swallow them and behave herself.
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By being bold and unafraid to sever ties with unfulfilled potential and broken promises, the way Vlade Divac finally resisted the estimable talent of his tempestuous center, DeMarcus Cousins.
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Our bodies take noticeTraditional meditation teachings attribute our everyday unease to the bodily tightening that naturally accompanies the possibility of loss, failure, and unfulfilled dreams embedded within this narrative.
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Even the latest version of Aibo, which is extremely impressive as far as home robotics go, still feels like a lot of unfulfilled potential at a prohibitively steep price.
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Before Letter spoke to the panel of three judges, another House lawyer, Megan Barbero, fielded Griffith's questions over the House's unfulfilled subpoena of former White House counsel Don McGahn.
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As of July 31, Nio had delivered 481 ES8 vehicles and had "unfulfilled reservations for more than 17,000" more for which people had put down deposits, the filing says.
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Depending on your needs, that might not be a huge problem for you, but there is no question that there is a lot of unfulfilled potential inside these watches.
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The big picture: Trudeau, who championed Canada's diversity throughout his tenure, will face backlash for these past actions on top of an on-going ethics scandal and unfulfilled expectations.
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Relations with the United States were "fragile and frustrating because pledges have been unfulfilled and there is a lack of coherence between the White House and the military", Aybet said.
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"I want to always be giving myself new challenges and things to reach for, not because I am dissatisfied or unfulfilled but because I want to stay inspired," she says.
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The president has long stated that visiting Mount Paektu, which can also be spelled Baekdu in the South and is known as Changbai in China, was a "long unfulfilled dream".
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"Free tuition" seems like an unfulfilled campaign promise, one that was once championed by two former Democratic presidential candidates, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
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"One day everybody that works at all them blogs will realize how unfulfilled they are and purposeless what they're doing is," Grande wrote in a tweet that she later deleted.
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Until Microsoft brings a full version of Windows 10 to this type of device, if it even can, it's still little more than a technology demo and an unfulfilled dream.
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I'd been practicing yoga for a few years, and when I found myself unfulfilled and unsatisfied with my day job, I said, 'What can I do that brings me purpose?
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In 2016, he said he had ministered to people with unfulfilled homosexual tendencies as well as homosexuals who were not able to remain chaste, as the Church asks them to.
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Last month he vowed to appoint technocrats to replace ministers appointed on the basis of political affiliations but that pledge too remains unfulfilled and frustration with the government has increased.
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The Saudi royal family hasn't had a ton of luck with megaprojects like this in the past, the King Abdullah Economic City being the most recent example of unfulfilled promises.
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It's lost billions of dollars in recent years, and its path to profitability seems increasingly hampered by both regulatory realities and blowback from years of bad behavior and unfulfilled promises.
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Trump was upset and -- in the face of other unfulfilled campaign promises -- angry that his team appeared to be steering him away from one of his chief pledges to voters.
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If that time fails to allow space for joy — which laughter is inarguably a core part of — is it really so shocking that workers are feeling drained, used and unfulfilled?
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As we near the end of this administration, it's disappointing that President Obama's 2009 pledge to set a new, higher standard for transparency, accountability, and ethics has gone largely unfulfilled.
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Then he released emails that made plain he was actually drawn to the meeting by the promise of dirt on Hillary Clinton -- a promise, he told investigators, that went unfulfilled.
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Lacking a ballast of gravitas or grit, the book lists into the realm of magical thinking: nothing Gilbert touches seems to turn out wrong; not a single wish goes unfulfilled.
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During her nearly two-year detention, Barrera said after repeated requests to fill a tooth went unfulfilled, she experienced an infection that required some teeth to be pulled months later.
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There isn't one, but I would categorize the worst [kind of sex] is when you feel unfulfilled and not even satisfy and think, Why did I even waste my time?
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The movie then presents Emmanuel, played by Swann Arlaud, perhaps the most at-risk of the adult characters, a near-genius intellect whose abuse led to an unfulfilled, fraught adulthood.
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It has motivated me to become a better me; both for myself and the unfulfilled dreams of an 18-year-old black boy like me who lived in my community.
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Rising social tensions, protests and a deepening sense of "frustration" over the lack of job opportunities were all clear indications that the aspirations of the public remained unfulfilled, he added.
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It has motivated me to become a better me; both for myself and the unfulfilled dreams of an 18-year-old black boy like me who lived in my community.
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You could even call it an advanced form of patriotism, the kind that demands Americans humble themselves when confronted with those for whom the promise of a better tomorrow remains unfulfilled.
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After several unfulfilled expectations that OPEC could cut or at least freeze production, Kleinman warned investors not to expect any fireworks from OPEC when it gathers in Vienna on June 2.
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Every four years, like clockwork, the big talk pronouncements begin: the promises soon to be left unfulfilled, the bellicose hype that months from now will be long gone and gladly forgotten.
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Yueting, who is also the founder and chairman of the Chinese tech company LeEco, last year had $182 million in assets frozen by the Chinese government because of unfulfilled loan payments.
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The results of this election aren't a failure of feminism so much as a sign that our movement is an incomplete one, and the American promise of equality is yet unfulfilled.
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Mr Trump enjoys 89% approval ratings among Republicans, despite a string of unfulfilled campaign promises, because he is a fighter who makes liberals mad, appals hoity-toity intellectuals and frightens foreigners.
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Having given up his role as quartet Middle East representative last year and relinquished much of his commercial work this year, Blair feels unfulfilled and is desperate to stay politically relevant.
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Following Susie's threat-dripping dressing room visit in the prior episode, Sophie, who is living her own unfulfilled life, has decided she wants someone with that much passion in her corner.
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Feeling creatively unfulfilled, she began brainstorming better ways to find merchandise to sell – scouring thrift stores for vintage finds until she eventually began designing her own items with a vintage feel.
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And they have left the promise of a revitalized Newport unfulfilled, having failed to rebuild the "renaissance" block on Main Street, the biotech firm and a hotel, marina and conference center.
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As a result, many parents who were excited that they would be able to keep their children on their policies until age 26 have discovered that this promise has gone unfulfilled.
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A pledge to clean up Rio de Janeiro's polluted bay went unfulfilled, while the promise of law and order now feels like a cruel taunt in the face of rising crime.
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People have always said that Khan is too cocky for his own good; that there are perhaps shades of another prodigious but partially unfulfilled talent in him: that of Naseem Hamed.
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"Models with more than 10, 000 unfulfilled orders, each, are Hyundai Kona, VW e-Golf, Jaguar i-Pace and Nissan Leaf and obviously the Tesla Model 3, all of them BEVs."
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A patchwork of weeds, rusted refineries, dilapidated warehouses and pollution-soaked land along the East River in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn has long held the unfulfilled dream of local residents.
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And the bill carries the designation H.R. 40, a reference to the first proposal for reparations: the unfulfilled "40 acres and a mule" promise to freed slaves after the Civil War.
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While Mr. Dean's writing is overly restrained — Bradley comes off as a man with too many unfulfilled needs — Ms. Simpson presents Greta as a figure of unbearable grief and rightful wrath.
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But Mr. Netanyahu has not been given totally free rein on settlement building, and Mr. Trump's election promise of moving the United States Embassy to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv remains unfulfilled.
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Trump has called man-made climate change a hoax and made a so-far unfulfilled campaign pledge to "cancel" the agreement, saying he wants to promote the domestic fossil fuel industry.
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Democrats have also been campaigning on soaring health care costs, and both parties fear entering the 2020 campaign season with unfulfilled promises to gain control of out-of-pocket health spending.
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Last month, Mr. Trump threatened to unsettle the nuclear landscape even further by promising to reinvent American missile defenses, a quixotic vision reminiscent of President Ronald Reagan's unfulfilled "Star Wars" program.
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While impressive in its scope and engagement with the era's tensions and limitations, the exhibition has left unfulfilled its potential to honor and reflect upon this layered legacy more boldly and inclusively.
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Here, animal forms are superimposed in chaotic discourse, some fully and carefully rendered, others unfulfilled and left open to penetration by the environment, all commingled with an extraordinary confused jumble of lines.
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They need to be silent to create a space for him—always at the risk, as in Shûsaku Endô's novel, recently filmed by Martin Scorsese, that the silence remains unfulfilled, an abyss.
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My body fits much more with my gender identity, but I also realize that while I have more or less reached my physical goal, I'll always have some unfulfilled wishes and desires.
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Alongside the right's unfulfilled prophecies of doom is a long history of promises that the mythical Republican alternative will accomplish the same things Obamacare does, but in better, more freedom-y ways.
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He successfully completes the Kennedy historic half-century and likewise completes the last unfulfilled goal of Abraham Lincoln when Lincoln rose to the Oval Office: the integration of the races in America.
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For Jackson can be seen in hindsight to be merely an unfulfilled insurgency of political temperament; a prairie fire of the heart to which America, given time, would respond to with ferocity.
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In the spring of 2012, while Massagué and others were searching for sleeper cells, Gilbert Welch, an epidemiologist at Dartmouth, was preoccupied with a different problem: the unfulfilled promise of early detection.
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Staging the script's series of brief scenes at a moderate pace, Ms. Robillard provides a coherent interpretation of a patchy and somewhat unfulfilled drama that nevertheless considers its painful subject with compassion.
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One area where the legacy of Roe remains unfulfilled is with regard to our women in uniform, something I see firsthand as a civilian physician working within a military health care facility.
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It's a simple resolution and it's not as sexy as having a six-pack, but it's the key to fulfilling the unfulfilled promise of our fitness crusade and repairing this broken industry.
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The second-largest OPEC producer has seen protests every summer for the last several years over economic grievances, met time and time again with empty government promises of reform that go unfulfilled.
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That virtually guarantees the Senate will kill or substantially rework the legislation, leaving the Republicans' No. 1 promise -- shouted daily on the campaign trail by Trump and virtually every Republican lawmaker -- unfulfilled.
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Following years of unfulfilled promises, two of Asia's leading exchanges - Singapore's SGX and Japan's TOCOM - this week announced they would join forces in order to co-list Asian LNG and electricity futures.
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Yet for all of what potential still remains unfulfilled, it seems fair to say that storytellers are still just as entranced (and occasionally bewildered) by the power of the fully immersive medium.
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"You come at a time when Macedonian society is deeply divided, and the Macedonian (nation) is heavily wounded by broken promises, unfulfilled expectations and faltering trust in the international community," Ivanov said.
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A Grown-Up's Guide to Walt Disney World Whatever brings you to the theme parks — your honeymoon, nostalgia, business travel, unfulfilled childhood fantasies — there's plenty of grown-up fun to be had.
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As it happens, the frustration of precisely such a desire — the unfulfilled longing for clarity and accountability from parents who are also artists — is one of the book's most powerful guiding emotions.
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Instead, the campaign for Sunday's parliamentary election has been dominated by a sense of exhausted resignation about chronic poverty and politicians' unfulfilled promises of reform and investment in a now derelict infrastructure.
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"We've got other things to do," Senator John Thune, Republican of South Dakota, said after Mr. Trump insisted that the party refuse to take up other issues with the repeal pledge unfulfilled.
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Santu Mofokeng, a photographer whose searing images of everyday life in South Africa's black townships documented the prospects of freedom from apartheid and the unfulfilled promise of its overthrow, died on Jan.
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"A request made to the Cubs for a loan of several player artifacts at the conclusion of the World Series has as of yet gone unfulfilled," the Hall said in a statement.
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The announcement offers a green light to start layering the unborn person with signifiers: to plan outfits and decorate rooms, to imagine bonding rituals, to project your own insecurities and unfulfilled longings.
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Add to that political and economic uncertainties such as the U.K.'s vote to exit the European Union and President Donald Trump's as yet unfulfilled campaign pledges on tax cuts and regulation.
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Although the president has pushed mandatory E-Verify as part of any DACA deal, its ability to turn off the jobs magnet that draws illegal immigrants into the U.S. remains largely unfulfilled.
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The announcement offers a green light to start layering the unborn person with signifiers: to plan outfits and decorate rooms, to imagine bonding rituals, to project your own insecurities and unfulfilled longings.
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The Democrats paired their message with broadly popular economic proposals: tax increases on the rich, expanded Medicare and child care, free community college and — highlighting an unfulfilled Trump promise — an infrastructure program.
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Aleksei A. Navalny, Russia's most popular opposition politician, announced the formation of a national trade union to fight for decent wages for doctors, nurses, teachers and other professionals, an unfulfilled Putin promise.
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This was a mistake that ultimately backfired on Columbia House, making it the victim of mail fraud (with people making up fake accounts to take advantage of the deals) and unfulfilled contracts.
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Hurricane Matthew and the destruction of large swaths of Haiti's southern coast place in sharp relief the unfulfilled hopes of 2010 by the international community to inaugurate a new era in Haitian history.
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"Nobody: ___ Me: Album coming in 2019 Navy in July: ___," Rihanna captioned the post, referencing her yet unfulfilled promise to her fanbase (often called the "Navy") that she would release new music this year.
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The billionaire businessman was then best known for his popular reality TV show, a feud with President Obama over the leader's birth certificate and previous, unfulfilled promises to vie for the White House.
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Kemp's legacy has been largely unfulfilled by other party leaders, but Ryan has made a concerted effort to push for Republican policies that address the needs of the lower class and urban centers.
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I mean, I theoretically support unfulfilled sneakerheads finding shoes that match their special personalities, but the last time I read my Plato a stable republic didn't depend on the freedom to personalize products.
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Richard Rocha, an ICE spokesperson, confirmed as much on Wednesday, saying that the agency hasn't stopped trying to deport immigrants with unfulfilled removal orders — nor will it stop issuing fines to other immigrants.
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UNFULFILLED PROMISE If China's slowdown has had the biggest impact, India has perhaps been the biggest disappointment, failing to live up to hopes it would become Asia's "next China", auto industry executives say.
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Hollande, plagued by dismal popularity ratings a year from elections and an unfulfilled promise to lower a jobless rate stuck at about 10 percent, says labour reform is crucial to creating new jobs.
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Rather than pushing for the ouster of Mr. Abadi, they have largely supported the prime minister as he has sought to make good on promises, still unfulfilled, to improve how the government works.
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If the filibuster is left intact, few of the president's and Congress' major promises will be fulfilled, and the GOP could go into the midterms and 2020 facing voters angry at unfulfilled promises.
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A short but bullish man who enjoyed watching crime shows on television, Searcey was unfulfilled by his work on the farm, and he began delving into the case as an unpaid private investigator.
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The strategy Carter eventually hit on taught him a powerful career lesson that applies beyond Sears and beyond HR. It's a lesson that can help any professional feeling unfulfilled in their current role.
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"If those conditions are not met I don't think we can participate, because that means we are exposing ourselves to a third round of disappointment, a third round of unfulfilled dreams," he said.
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I think I am fleeing what my father must have been: the fear of an unfulfilled life, driven by the urgency that it could all be ripped away from me at any moment.
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As suggestive as the details sound, they don't quite knit into any coherent narrative, and it's this constantly unfulfilled promise of meaning, in both content and form, that makes the work so unnerving.
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Walk down subterreanan tunnels that were used for smuggling people out of the former East Berlin and see remnants of Hitler's unfulfilled fantasy capital city, Germania, to be built on top of Berlin.
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The rails represented an unfulfilled government promise for better access to the regions Puig and Domene drove through in their silver vehicle, a handmade spaceship that retraced the path of a lost future.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The 1990s marked a particularly prosperous period for Black auteurship, which could only really be fully appreciated decades later, with so much of its promise left unfulfilled.
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Mexico's proximity to the United States and a developing middle class fluent in American culture, not to mention innumerable cross-border ties, make it a market with unfulfilled potential for American sports leagues.
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But the long-awaited sign of progress may help generate momentum behind the Republicans' agenda as their promise to repeal the Affordable Care Act remains unfulfilled and as infighting plagues the White House.
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" She added, "But, when it comes to dating, black women's class aspirations are more likely to be unfulfilled than white women, their femininity and sense of value more likely to feel under assault.
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Unfulfilled promises are difficult to navigate in a relationship, what you let go and what you don't, and it was frustrating to both of us to have the same fight over and over.
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As a woman who, after over a decade, left a corporate career feeling completely unfulfilled, I can tell you first hand a "good job" has little to do with how much you make.
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One child has grown into a lush, one a scold; one's stuck in a terrifying marriage, one has failed to launch; one is successful but unfulfilled (that's Kay) and one fares even worse.
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But Hu Wei, vice-president of the Shanghai Federation of Social Sciences, said Xi's vision would remain unfulfilled unless the fundamental economic system in which key resources are controlled by the authorities was changed.
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I love the African-American tradition in this country because it, from the very beginning, it has always been calling on this nation, in a hopeful manner, to live up to its unfulfilled promises.
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All this perhaps explains why the South's current president, Park Geun-hye, realising the reunification may be a fact not a choice, emphasises the "bonanza" of North Korean resources, cheap labour and unfulfilled potential.
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Instead, the company reached an agreement with McDougal to author a regular column about aging and fitness, though that deal largely went unfulfilled after Trump won the White House, according to the New Yorker.
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Since the music industry began, there have been execs willing to push piles of cash into the faces of the talented, only to then see their promise go unfulfilled for any number of reasons.
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If Ms. Winfrey's ambitions are unclear, the sometimes giddy reaction to her speech at a Hollywood awards dinner underscored the unfulfilled hunger among Democrats for a larger-than-life leader to challenge President Trump.
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President Trump's statement on Tuesday made clear that the United States would stick with its Saudi ally, leaving Mr. Erdogan's biggest ambition — sidelining his rival and realigning American policy in the Middle East — unfulfilled.
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By empowering our youth-serving systems with, and investing in, proven policies and practices that realize the often-unfulfilled promise of adolescence, we can strengthen the well-being of our nation as a whole.
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The 55-year-old actor is set to star in The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent, a film that will feature Cage as a "creatively unfulfilled," less rich version of himself, according to Deadline.
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" The WFC board must have "a plan to ensure that no roles or responsibilities of the Board are unfulfilled for an undue period of time following the departure of any member of the Board.
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ALBANY — Those familiar with New York State politics know that unfulfilled policy wish lists are as much a staple of the end of the legislative session as unresolved partisan rancor and tearful farewell speeches.
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But if there's anything to be taken from the telecom industry's long history of unfulfilled promises, caveats, head fakes, and outright falsehoods, it's that sector promises should always be taken with several grains of salt.
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To offer one pathetic example, I remember rushing to see the 1987 thriller Black Widow because I'd heard that the characters played by Debra Winger and Theresa Russell had a sexualized (and totally unfulfilled) dynamic.
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"Many of the things recommended in the Christopher Report in '92 still basically were unfulfilled, because the city didn't finance it," said Bernard Parks, who became chief of police just before the Rampart scandal broke.
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Pioneering astronautics engineer Louis Friedman, co-founder of the Planetary Society and author of Human Spaceflight: From Mars to the Stars, likens this unfounded enthusiasm to the unfulfilled visions proposed during the 1940s and 1950s.
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The big hope, yet unfulfilled, is that such treatment will ultimately increase value and decrease overall cost (in recent times, the focusing of medicines on subsegments of patients has resulted only in more expensive drugs).
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If the changes are not made expeditiously, Mr. Carter runs the risk of leaving office with an unfulfilled promise to a small, but important, segment of Americans who want to continue serving their country honorably.
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The energy that drove V.S. Naipaul's own ambitions came from the desire to both live his father's unfulfilled dreams of literary greatness and avoid his father's fate of being badgered and hemmed in by family.
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A dark palette and jazzy score set a somber mood for a story in which children's dreams go mostly unfulfilled: Linus sits in a pumpkin patch all night waiting for the Great Pumpkin to appear.
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NASHIK, India — Fed up with unfulfilled government promises to improve their lives, 35,000 farmers came in from their fields around the city of Nashik last year and marched 100 miles to Mumbai to demand help.
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Breaking down the barriers that divide us requires a multi-pronged approach, and voters here are looking for the unfulfilled promise of justice and opportunity for all and an inclusive vision for a new South.
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Though it has been mounted with elaborate care, with a polished cast and fully detailed sets (Allen Moyer) and costumes (Kaye Voyce), "This Day Forward" feels unfulfilled, like a skeleton in search of animating flesh.
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They tend to spend their last years and hours with unfulfilled longings, nursing old hurts, scheming vengeance, reenacting, reinforcing what has long gone before even after the water under the bridge has all dried up.
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We also learn that his predecessor was widowed on Janus, his wife having thrown herself from a cliff, and lost his reason; yet that hint of a haunted spot—or of a curse—is unfulfilled.
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Former President Barack Obama signed a FOIA reform bill in 2016, but his administration set new records for unfulfilled FOIA requests and for withholding requested documents, according to the Associated Press and the Poynter Institute.
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She said she would set aside as much as $500 billion for such payments, a figure she justified by citing the unfulfilled Civil War-era promise of "40 acres and a mule" to freed slaves.
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Tim Cook has been a success by any plausible metric, but his tenure will always be thought of as the post-Jobs era, and Jobs' spirit still looms over the company like an unfulfilled promise.
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One year ago, the EPA announced its PFAS Action Plan, which included a now-unfulfilled pledge to determine whether or not the agency would regulate a class of chemicals known as PFAS in drinking water.
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One year ago, the EPA announced its PFAS Action Plan, which included a now-unfulfilled pledge to determine whether or not the agency would regulate a class of chemicals known as PFAS in drinking water.
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What eventuated was a disagreement between DOITT and Verizon over the terms of Verizon's obligations, when an audit conducted by Mayor Bill de Blasio's administration and DOITT revealed that there were over 40,000 unfulfilled FiOS requests.
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Democrats' effort to strip the president of his powers through constitutional means, instead of defeating him at the ballot box, bolstered his ability to distract attention from unfulfilled promises and reinvigorated the outsider status he relishes.
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But Black Panther's astronomic success also evokes all the stories that have gone untold and storytellers that have been unfulfilled because Hollywood executives couldn't see the giant pile of money sitting just past their own prejudices.
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Conte, who leads a government that includes the anti-immigrant far-right League, also expressed disappointment that the EU had yet to agree a comprehensive immigration policy, with promises unfulfilled to disperse migrants across the bloc.
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On the opening track "Keep The Family Close" Drake decides to wreck Chrysler's social identity when he uses the Chrysler 300, the company's flagship car that closely resembles a Bentley, as a metaphor for unfulfilled potential.
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But human rights groups say that three years later, those promises are still unfulfilled, and that safety, labor and other issues persist in Bangladesh and other countries where global retailers benefit from an inexpensive work force.
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The pilot project for the EVEN model took place in Iceland last year, where according to a press release 100 cars were sold and an additional 200 orders were left unfulfilled due to lack of supply.
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Campaign promises related to boosting infrastructure spending, reforming health care and rolling back the Dodd-Frank Act are also certainly going to go unfulfilled now that Republicans in Congress must distance themselves from the White House.
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Revisions to disclosure filings are not uncommon, but the release of Whitaker's forms comes amid pressure from government watchdog groups who raised concerns in recent days about why their requests for the documents had gone unfulfilled.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Superfan Naotoshi Yamada, famous in Japan for having been to every Summer Games since 1964, has died aged 92 with an unfulfilled dream of watching the Olympics when it returns to Tokyo next year.
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The dispute triggered by Trump's demands for billions of dollars to finally make good on an unfulfilled campaign promise — to build a border wall — began so long ago that Republicans had a monopoly on Washington power.
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Forays in 2015 like the synth banger "Bassically" and the limpid, minimalist pop of "See Me," alongside hitting the road with Grimes in 2016, furthered her reach, but we were still left longing, and ultimately unfulfilled.
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That hopeful Brazil seems unrecognizable now amid the instability in the wake of Rousseff's corruption crisis and impeachment, economic recession, fragile security climate, and growing public resentment regarding unfulfilled economic promises associated with hosting the Olympics.
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But at a Chevrolet factory in Lordstown, Ohio, above, that will soon be shuttered, our reporter found a number of workers who blamed G.M. for that unfulfilled promise, not Mr. Trump or his administration's trade policies.
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BOSTON — The way the Yankees have unraveled recently, as Saturday night's game dragged on and each opportunity went unfulfilled, it might have seemed as if it were one more torturous chapter in a season going awry.
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The Save the Children 2015 Disaster Report Card highlights that at a national level, 79% of the recommendations by the National Commission on Children and Disasters remain unfulfilled 5 years after its report to the President.
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On his second full day in office, Mr. Obama ordered the closing of the Guantánamo Bay prison — a directive still unfulfilled — and banned torture by mandating that terrorism interrogations be guided by the Army Field Manual.
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Scotland narrowly voted against independence from the UK back in 19983, was given big but as-yet-unfulfilled promises of greater autonomy, and voted by an overwhelming 62-38 margin to remain in the European Union.
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Written about a boat that will never make it to the water, it becomes an allegory for unfulfilled potential, as the boat sits there baking in the sun, its purpose null and void from its genesis.
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It's not just the immediate political challenges, though they are plentiful, but the specter of Cerdà, whose own egalitarian vision was chipped away by greed, myopia, and the dictates of commerce — and remains unfulfilled to this day.
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"I know that smiles like these (about this) might poke and prod at the pain of unfulfilled dreams for those that have suffered a loss, no matter how early, how unfairly, or how long ago," Kara wrote.
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Since then, his death has inspired a new round of protests by Tunisia's youth, nearly a third of whom are unemployed and increasingly embittered that many of the promises of Tunisia's revolution five years ago remain unfulfilled.
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Political analysts say an ANC victory is all-but assured, but the party has been struggling to reverse dwindling support blamed in part on unfulfilled promises to improve the lives of millions of South Africa's poorest people.
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New Mexico's Spaceport America, for example, opened in 2011 and is now an emptier-than-expected monument to unfulfilled promises and overambitious deadlines, financed by tax dollars ($209 million of them) to dubious and opaque economic advantage.
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Former U.S. president Barack Obama who openly backed Macron last week and whose message of hope served as a model for the French candidate is a cautionary tale for what can happen when some promises go unfulfilled.
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But the idealism and passion that surrounded Kennedy's campaign, coupled with the nagging questions about a legacy unfulfilled and the echoes of a half-century ago still reverberating today, make this a sterling addition to that filmography.
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The top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee is pressing senior federal officials to complete a series of unfulfilled information requests Democrats have made over the past two years related to domestic terror and hate crimes. Rep.
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It also would virtually guarantee that Trump's campaign vow in 2016 to erase government debt within eight years would not only go unfulfilled, but that debt would significantly rise during his current four-year term in office.
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All the shit that neurosis makes, basically, it all comes from the pain that had to be repressed, and it all comes from the unfulfilled need to be loved, because being loved means having your needs fulfilled.
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Freitas wrote The End of Sex: How Hookup Culture is Leaving a Generation Unhappy, Sexually Unfulfilled, and Confused About Intimacy in 2013, and much of her previous research has been devoted to exploring hookup culture on campus.
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Growing up, he often spent time in online worlds, and the two series here, "A Handful of Unfulfilled Wishes" and "Undressed," both address the ambiguity and fluidity of our identities, on the internet and off of it.
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Contrary to the unfulfilled promise of a 'temporary' 5-year period before the establishment of a Palestinian state, Israel continues to retain 87% of water for exclusive use, controlling every well and pipeline in the West Bank.
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In the halls of Oracle Arena, especially, fears that Durant was unfulfilled as a Warrior and talk of losing him to the Knicks were frequent topics among edgy Golden State Warriors team officials, coaches and, occasionally, players.
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In an interview, he said he saw the state's long indecision as a "metaphor for government incompetence and unfulfilled promises," while the opening of the Tappan Zee's replacement was a sign that government can still build things.
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He was too absorbed in the visions of the Great Society and in his own unfulfilled yearning for the presidency to recognize that the Vietnam War was a moral failure that could destroy everything he dreamed of.
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The ad campaign is set to air in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania — swing states that are being targeted based on research indicating that President Donald Trump's unfulfilled pledge to end America's "endless wars" resonated strongly in 2016.
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But Shankar and her team's desire to test more ambitious interventions—those exploring the intergenerational roots of poverty and inequality, and those inviting a broader range of voices to frame solutions to problems—will likely go unfulfilled.
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Yes, dear readers of all ages and the children of aging parents, many people in their golden years still have sexual urges and desires for intimacy that go unfulfilled when a partner becomes seriously ill or dies.
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Because a thousand genuine moments aren't worth a single manufactured one to WWE, whether the genuine moment is the sincere, overdue reappraisal of Cena after his losses to Styles or the unfulfilled potential of Strowman beating Lesnar.
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The unfulfilled dream of a cozy retirement home gnawed at Mr. Mussengere in recent years — so much so that he had instructed his children to keep fighting for a new house in the event of his death.
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The resounding finale to his speech (a version of which was delivered in Detroit two months prior) was improvised at the end of his prepared remarks about the unfulfilled promise of economic freedom for people of color.
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I am not talking about a reversal of the growing trend of ideological control and repression, or political reform, but rather a much more significant effort to deliver on some of the long unfulfilled promises of economic reform.
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Outsiders are sometimes born out of an unfulfilled desire for inclusion, or sometimes from a desire for exclusion from whatever the mainstream represents, and Warped Tour offered a vision for both of those groups in almost equal measure.
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The film centers on 40-year-old Maya who struggles with unfulfilled dreams and gets a chance to make them come true when she lands a job at an elite company and slowly learns to believe in herself.
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We want someone to make sense of it all, to point us where to go, so we can be part of the universe, feel connected, because too much of this so-called connection online is leaving us unfulfilled.
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MELBOURNE, May 493 (Reuters) - Jarryd Hayne's stint in the National Football League is destined to be remembered as a curious cameo but the Australian rugby league international walks away from an unfulfilled career having already defied improbable odds.
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The bill also would virtually guarantee that Trump's campaign vow in 2016 to erase government debt within eight years would not only go unfulfilled, but that debt would significantly rise during his current four-year term in office.
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Opportunities awarded to players like the 21-year-old wing Jonathan Drouin, who emerged as an offensive dynamo (8 points, nine games) after his trade request went unfulfilled, and Garrison, who absorbed some of Stralman's minutes, were snatched.
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And while much has been written about the unfulfilled promises and stumbles of the company, its frothy CES showcase speaks to a much larger truth about the biggest consumer tech show in the world: Don't believe the hype.
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If you're truly unhappy and unfulfilled with your job, you may start to spend a lot of time and energy explaining to friends, family, and anyone who will listen just how bad your job is at the moment.
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It is a tucked-away reminder of his fleeting fame, a fame that he has sought to tuck away himself after a career that began with a flash of hope but ultimately fizzled in disappointments and unfulfilled expectations.
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Soon afterwards, it emerged that Parma were in over €200m of debt – this at the height of Serie A's financial troubles – and it was not long before salaries were going unpaid, fixtures unfulfilled, creditors unsatisfied and points deducted.
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While Gomez's 11-year-old heart went unfulfilled when it came to Cole (he's currently dating his Riverdale costar Lili Reinhart), she famously dated Justin Bieber on and off from 2009 to 2017, and The Weeknd in 2017.
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"The BoE have been here before in terms of warning explicitly about the risks of earlier hikes that the market had been anticipating only for those expectations to be unfulfilled," said CIBC World Markets currency strategist Jeremy Stretch.
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"My hope, which will probably remain unfulfilled, is that Trump ends all this drama with Russia, Germany, Britain, France and all the others," said Elzbieta Wielecka, 69, who came to Warsaw from Rybnik, a town in southern Poland.
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WASHINGTON — President Obama sent Congress a plan on Tuesday to close the United States military prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, his latest attempt to deliver on an unfulfilled promise of his presidency, which faces near-certain rejection by Congress.
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He emerged out of a history shaped by a century of Cuban national frustration, heir to a legacy of unfulfilled hopes for national sovereignty and self-determination, aspirations that put Cuba on a collision course with the United States.
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Though there's certainly no modern equivalent of this, one presumes that the duties of the first lady would either simply be fulfilled by paid staff (choosing china patterns) or gone unfulfilled (posing for White House photos and greeting dignitaries).
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May, once a reluctant supporter of EU membership who emerged from the chaos after the 2016 referendum as prime minister, steps down with her central pledge - to lead Britain out of the bloc and heal the country's divisions - unfulfilled.
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Obama also faces perhaps his most disappointing unfulfilled promise as he wraps his term: the prison at Guantanamo Bay, whose population has been winnowed to 61 from the hundreds who were detained there at the beginning of Obama's presidency.
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Simpson was found liable for the deaths of Nicole Brown Simpson and Goldman by a civil court jury in 1997 and ordered to pay $33.5 million in damages to the victims' families, a judgment that has remained largely unfulfilled.
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But it has grown only slightly, to 17 percent, with nearly all the ambitious clean-up programs for cities and the river Ganges, as well as the Make-in-India campaign to build a domestic industrial base, largely unfulfilled.
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The absence of those familiar queer tropes (unfulfilled longing, society's deep homophobia, explicit identification) may be exhilarating and important for some, delivering a narrative on queerness that doesn't need designation and, for once, isn't defined by experiences of prejudice.
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They are comfort coma-inducing as they insidiously invade your psyche and innocently usher you down the path of procrastination justification, all the while portraying you to your peers, direct managers, and corporate leaders as disappointed, unfulfilled, and malcontent.
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In fact, after reading one particular "Modern Love" installment, I very nearly booked a trip to Bhutan to climb my way to a faraway mountaintop temple that allegedly granted every unfulfilled wish for a baby that was brought there.
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All the 49ers have going for them at the moment is their unfulfilled quant belief in Chip Kelly, but neither Kaepernick (if he stays) nor Blaine Gabbert have the ability to competently execute the passing parts of his system.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Labor strikes at several dozen manufacturers in the Mexican city of Matamoros on the United States border are costing the sector about $50 million a day in unfulfilled international contracts, an industry representative said on Tuesday.
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My guilt about my failure to properly prepare is amplified by an awareness of how lucky I am to have been invited to God's "house," a yearning unrealized and unfulfilled by millions of far more pious men and women.
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It's not inconceivable that America will be stuck with an eight-seat court for a little while longer, which would leave Trump with one key pledge unfulfilled and guarantee that the culture war reaches new heights of partisan hate.
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Last week was that period of discussion, and if anyone believed that it might lead to the kind of bipartisan solution that could save DACA recipients from being deported when the program ends next month… Well, that hope went unfulfilled.
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The founder of an Indian tech firm that shot to prominence by offering a $4 smartphone has been arrested on allegations of fraud, after a handset dealer accused the company of not refunding him for an unfulfilled order, the police said.
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If you don't, all you'll have to show for it will be armfuls of brilliant but unfulfilled ideas, not unlike the pie-in-the-sky architectural schemes and unrealized urban plans showcased in Never Built New York at the Queens Museum.
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Anyone who's been even vaguely online over the last decade could draw a direct connection between broadly describing women as social-climbing golddiggers and the unfulfilled promises made by professional pickup artists like Strauss to the propagation of anti-PUA forums.
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Trump has made cracking down on legal and illegal immigration a hallmark of his presidency after campaigning in 2016 on a promise, so far unfulfilled, that Mexico would pay for a border wall to keep migrants from entering the United States.
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I wanted a romantic relationship but settled for a friendship, and as that slowly evolved, I came to understand the person I fantasized about as a person responding to circumstances that he couldn't control, instead of some unfulfilled romantic fantasy.
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Mr. Obama has been considering the action for more than a year, but discussions have intensified in recent weeks, according to activists and administration officials, as the president moves to deliver on unfulfilled promises in his final year in office.
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A provision in the Immigration and Nationality Act permits the government to impose civil fines on immigrants who agree to leave the US voluntarily but fail to do so, or who have final unfulfilled deportation orders, according to an agency spokesperson.
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The new prime minister will need to satisfy the still unfulfilled demands of protesters, who want more democracy and to shake off what many see as domination by the TPLF, while preventing the break-up of the fragile ruling coalition.
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In a note to the General Assembly, released on Wednesday, Ban said the U.N. legal counsel had written to Belgium, the United States, Britain and South Africa to follow up on unfulfilled requests for information by the panel of experts.
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In fact, each of these elections was won by a candidate promising to take the country in a radically different direction, as opposed to hearkening back to a previous administration's path or the unfulfilled promise of a failed primary campaign.
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And if that's the case — if we want to sustain a robust economy — can there be any harm in matching jobs that would otherwise go unfulfilled with immigrants who have passed deep security checks and already have familial financial support?
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Initially, investors were attracted by the launch of a new nationwide sales tax in 2017, a promise (as yet unfulfilled) to bring down the corporate tax to 25 percent, and incentives to set up factories for domestic and export markets.
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While women's rights have improved dramatically in the United States over the past few decades, the responsibility to guarantee full human rights to all women — especially women of color, Muslim women, queer women, Native women and women with disabilities — remains unfulfilled.
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So while the group will step up protests at his events to remind him of his unfulfilled promise, Ms. Neu said, its main focus will be on City Council races, in the hope of building a majority to support a ban.
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The Obama administration made some strides, partly by releasing rules in 2015 that clarified how local communities must not only prevent discrimination, but also affirmatively further fair housing, an element of the original Fair Housing Act that has remained largely unfulfilled.
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This promising but still unfulfilled adaptation of John Carney's 2016 film about a fledgling pop band in dreary Dublin begins with an unhappy family watching a television show about the discontents of being young and Irish during the 1980s recession.
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Jade Purple Brown: I've always been an extremely independent person, and in every job I've ever had, I've always felt unfulfilled — mainly because I was never able to fully be myself in corporate environments and express my creativity without any restrictions.
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Davutoglu sold the deal to the Turkish public partly on the basis that Turks would win quicker visa-free travel to Europe in return, a pledge that now could go unfulfilled, at least by the June deadline he had wanted.
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Is there really nothing conservatives can do to address the costs of child care, the unfulfilled parental desire to shift to part-time work, the problem that a slightly more reactionary iteration of Elizabeth Warren once dubbed "the two-income trap"?
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The Socialist leader, plagued by rock-bottom popularity and an unfulfilled promise to reduce a jobless rate of more than 10 percent, fielded questions in a lengthy appearance billed by local media as important to his chances of re-election in 2017.
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They point to promises unfulfilled: federal funds earmarked for the demolition of abandoned houses redirected into the subsidy of private sector projects, the ongoing financial turmoil of the beleaguered Flint schools, and the continuing interference of the state in Flint's local governance.
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I found myself reminded of these unfulfilled summer dreams — my original mammary failure — as a new mother hunched over a whinging breast pump that for its best efforts could only exert the rare, stingy drop of milk from my sore and feckless tits.
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Singapore's Golden Gate Ventures is currently raising a growth fund with Korea's Hanwha as the anchor LP, while TechCrunch has heard plenty of rumors linking a number of other investors with interest in doing the same, albeit they are unfulfilled at this time.
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Healthcare policy is being driven by Republicans in Congress, generals have more discretion than ever when it comes to fighting wars, Jared Kushner is doing everything, and Trump's specific pledges on things like infrastructure and tax reform have gone so far totally unfulfilled.
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May, once a reluctant supporter of EU membership, who won the top job in the turmoil that followed the 2016 Brexit referendum, steps down with her central pledge - to lead the United Kingdom out of the bloc and heal its divisions - unfulfilled.
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Among the unfulfilled promises the authority made, for example, was to use money from the bonds it sold to upgrade its plants and phase out oil as its fuel for generating electricity — something most power utilities in the United States did years ago.
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In Louisville, a minor league city with major league ambitions, Google Fiber left behind disappointed consumers, unfulfilled promises of transformative economic development, and a slew of embarrassing headlines for a city that allowed the tech giant to use it as a guinea pig.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - The founder of an Indian tech firm that shot to prominence by offering a $4 smartphone has been arrested on allegations of fraud, after a handset dealer accused the company of not refunding him for an unfulfilled order, the police said.
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Songs like "Place I Belong" and "I'll Never Love" are resigned to utter solitude; "Rule the World" is a plea for someone to "Show me love, show me happiness/I can't do this on my own," but it's a plea that goes unfulfilled.
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In October 2015, Cuff emailed unfulfilled customers with a promise that a new batch of devices was shipping that month or the next, and offered the option of choosing to receive the original device plus a 15 percent refund along with other incentives.
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Trump compared U.S. relations with Iran to what he called improved ties with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, who Trump had met in Singapore in June as part of a still-unfulfilled drive to get Pyongyang to give up its nuclear weapons.
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May, once a reluctant supporter of EU membership who won the top job in the turmoil that followed the 2016 Brexit referendum, steps down with her central pledge - to lead the United Kingdom out of the bloc and heal its divisions - unfulfilled.
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Ultimately, it may involve upward of 800 acres, mostly in a former port immediately to the east of downtown that was largely developed in the 1950s in the largely unfulfilled expectation that the St. Lawrence Seaway would make Toronto a major shipping center.
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After decades of Soviet occupation, followed by nearly thirty years of violent capitalist transition, Stańczak's work seems to question the numerous unfulfilled promises of salvation, whether in the form of religion or economics, that have continued to haunt Poland like a recurring nightmare.
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In a 1989 biography of Japan's wartime emperor, Hirohito, who ascended the Chrysanthemum Throne in Japan in 1926 and renounced his status as a "living god" in 1946, the foreign correspondent Edward Behr wrote of Hirohito's unfulfilled yearning for fugu (puffer fish).
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It said there was a "lack of follow-through on China's promises to former diplomatic allies of Taiwan," including an unfulfilled pledge to build highways and a refinery in Costa Rica and provide $140 million in aid to São Tomé and Príncipe.
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How she handled a period of unfulfillment at workAbout midway through my time at Hulu, I went through a time of feeling unfulfilled and found myself in a vicious and unproductive cycle of looking outward for others to fix my sense of unfulfillment.
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Apart from threatening environmental, safety and financial protections with largely unfulfilled executive orders, a demonstrably cruel deportation policy, and lamentable court appointments, the worst of Mr. Trump's plans have thankfully faltered, like destroying the Affordable Care Act, while others are nowhere in sight.
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In fact, it took me a long time to figure out that the distance between my first girlfriend and I was about more than physical space, because I was having too much fun with my friends to notice that I was unfulfilled.
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According to a recent study out of Brown University, America has spent more than $6.4 trillion since 2001 on "forever wars"; conflicts that often have ambiguous, ever-shifting, unfulfilled, and often contested goals, yet somehow routinely enjoy bottomless budgets approved by unskeptical lawmakers.
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Mr. Netanyahu's gambit also met deep skepticism among Israeli analysts, who said he has frequently made election-eve promises that went unfulfilled, and noted that earlier right-wing attempts at annexing parts of the West Bank were blocked by none other than him.
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Democrats' efforts to strip the president of his powers through constitutional means, instead of defeating him at the ballot box next year, bolsters Trump's ability to distract attention from his unfulfilled promises, rally his populist base and reinvigorate the outsider status he relishes.
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At this point, even though Trump laudably wants to withdraw from Syria, the unfulfilled desires of prior, more competent presidents to permanently withdrawal from South Korea, Afghanistan, and Iraq would predict that the national security bureaucracies may be successful in resisting his effort.
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But just two years later, the venture is embroiled in a criminal investigation in Brazil, pointing to unfulfilled promises that are casting a pall over both the Trump business empire and the president-elect in their dealings in Latin America's largest country.
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If another Republican senator were then to defect — for example, Ms. Collins, who extracted concessions from party leadership in order to vote yes on the bill initially, but has watched some of those concessions go as yet unfulfilled — then the bill could stall.
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After saying that Sanders's full-throated progressivism "has an appeal and I understand that," Obama went on to offer a description of Clinton's career that could also serve as a rebuke to those disappointed by the unfulfilled promise of his 2008 campaign.
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Whether the companies made unfulfilled promises, lacked transparency about the technology's limitations or simply didn't follow regulatory requirements, some of these products have the potential to diminish rather than improve care, breaking the most important principle of medicine: First, do no harm.
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Three years ago, a labor court found she had insulted and raged at household staff, and it awarded about $40,000 to the former chief caretaker of the prime minister's residence in a civil suit against the government over alleged mistreatment and unfulfilled promises of tenure.
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Donald Trump's unfulfilled promises "I think it's hard to understand why the Fed continues to advance policies that really work for hedge fund managers on Wall Street, here in New York City, but really aren't working for working families on Main Street," Pence said.
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It will be interesting, if the show is renewed for a second season, to see how it applies its liveliness and its teen language to the poet's life as it further unfolds, her poems still unpublished and her romance still in secret, or left unfulfilled.
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Something's been eating away at me as the balmy heat has given way to winter, though: I can't stop delving into an unfulfilled and entirely fiscally irresponsible daydream of white sand beaches and a Sun, Sex, and Suspicious Parents-like lifestyle (minus the supervision).
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When you zoom out and you look at this incredible opportunity we have and the people that you get to work with and the impact that you really are having, [see if you are] really as unfulfilled as you may be feeling and practice gratitude.
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"I love that they are giving more money to N.I.H.," said Dr. Avorn, who said that more than half of innovative drugs came from research funded by N.I.H. Still, others worried that funding priorities might eventually change, leaving the promise of more funding unfulfilled.
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Not only was the president admitting that there was no real emergency, he was also subtly recognizing that the only perceived emergency he faced was his unfulfilled campaign promise that Mexico, not U.S. taxpayers, would fund his monument to hate at the southern border.
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Barely able to believe their good fortune, Stewart and McAuley concocted a long letter from Ethel Malley explaining that her brother had lived an unfulfilled life, of which she plainly disapproved, and had died of Graves' disease, in Sydney, at the age of twenty-five.
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The most crushing unfulfilled opportunity came in the 11th, when Torreyes — sent in to pinch-run for Frazier, who had reached second on a two-base error — was picked off by the rifle-armed Gomes, who threw from behind the plate on his knees.
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Ms. Baker's debut novel, "Our Little Racket" (Ecco, $27.99), centers on the downfall of an investment bank C.E.O. during the financial crisis of a decade ago, told from the perspective of three women in his life: his unfulfilled spouse, his teenage daughter and the nanny.
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Now for a general look at some of the economic indicators Trump can brag about and some signs of concern and unfulfilled promises he'll have to answer for: Jobs created under Trump, Obama Trump will have to hope a record run of job creation continues.
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Smith went on to list a bunch of unfulfilled promises Yahoo's current management had made with shareholders in the past, from its failure to monetize Yahoo Japan while spinning off its Alibaba holdings to its faliure to monetize its patent and real estate properties.
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We all live on a spectrum between children born in a war zone and people who get Instagram famous because of their gross displays of wealth, but thinking about it too much makes existence unbearable, and ultimately leads to a shattering sense of a life unfulfilled.
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A total of 23 percent of elderly Americans said that in the past year they had not gone to the doctor when they were ill, skipped a recommened medical test or treatment, or left a drug prescription unfulfilled because of cost, according to the Health Affairs report.
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A year later, Johnnie Scott—a Jordan Downs native, a then-recent drop out of Harvard University, and a member of the inchoate, soon-to-be-influential Watts Writers Workshop—spoke to the White House Conference on Civil Rights about the unfulfilled desires of his neighbors.
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His move to MLS side Toronto FC in January 2014 looked for all the world to mark the conclusion of a prolific yet strangely unfulfilled Premier League career for a striker who, hindsight suggested, had simply had the bad luck of being born 10 years too late.
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If we enhanced the social supports for parents and children -- family leave, child care, health care, education and jobs with a living wage -- that would help realize the unfulfilled promise of individual self-determination that we've been moving toward since the days of women's complete subordination.
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"Ghost Town" — built on thick, dramatic psychedelic guitar and organ buildups sampled from Vanilla Fudge — is a montage of unfulfilled yearnings that culminates in the album's most striking cameo, from the New Jersey rapper and singer 070 Shake, who was 20 when the album came out.
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Two of the House's unfulfilled demands for information — the subpoena for former White House counsel Don McGahn's testimony and the request for grand jury secrets in special counsel Robert Mueller's report — are the subject of cases pending at the D.C. Circuit, which could rule any day.
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But on Monday, that promise remained unfulfilled, as Mr. Booker ended his campaign for the White House after nearly a year of grinding work on the campaign trail that yielded only low-digit polling, lackluster fund-raising and a surprising inability to electrify the broader electorate.
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The ROM, to its credit, is doing its part to sustain the conversation, though a major promise made at last year's Anishinaabeg: Art & Power, to install a permanent staff curator of Indigenous art, remains unfulfilled (the museum says it's actively searching for candidates, though it can't offer a timeline).
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Bandera, run by co-founder Jeff Gramm, has owned Luby's stock for more than a decade but Gramm's patience ran out last year when he mounted his first proxy contest to protest the company's sinking share price and what he called "unfulfilled promises" and excessive executive and director compensation.
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But perhaps they will need to learn to focus less on the crimes of the past and more on the unfulfilled hopes of our ancestors for a just world—hopes of which our age of memory all too frequently loses track in its very effort to honor their deaths.
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That's because it initially focused on customer surveys to find the needs unfulfilled by over-priced luxury luggage, ugly utility products, and budget brands whose suitcases brokedown quickly I've been testing Away's checked and carry-on luggage and found them to hit the sweet spot between its competitors.
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Under the proposed agreement, China would commit by 2025 to buy more U.S. commodities, including soybeans and energy products, and allow 100 percent foreign ownership for U.S. companies operating in China as a binding pledge that can trigger retaliation from the U.S. if left unfulfilled, Bloomberg said, citing sources.
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Despite the deal, stalled and fizzled infrastructure plans have plagued the administration, and The New York Times reports that a $1 trillion infrastructure plan remains unfulfilled from comments he made on his 2016 campaign when he focused instead on the Affordable Care Act and a 2017 tax overhaul.
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The unfinished rail bridge across the Amur River, however, offers a more realistic picture of the chasm separating what the Russian foreign minister, Sergey V. Lavrov, recently described as the "truly inexhaustible potential" of Moscow's "strategic partnership" with Beijing and the reality of unfulfilled promises and thwarted hopes.
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That's strange for someone who bills himself an "ardent philanthropist," but it is consistent with his constantly false claims of charitable giving, from the real estate tycoon's unfulfilled promises to donate proceeds of his book "Crippled America" to charity to his phantom donations to veteran groups in 2015.
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Murphy's pledge, however, has gone unfulfilled: In the Garden State's case, lawmakers have yet to decide on specifics regarding some of mechanics of taxation and licensing, and this past Monday, around the time Cuomo announced his legalization wish, Jersey's State Senate held its last voting session of 2018.
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"All of this, this trickery, this betrayal, this perfidy, the unilateral modification of the text of the accord, the unfulfilled commitments on the part of the state, the judicial set-ups and insecurity, have obliged us to return to the mountains," said Marquez, whose birth name is Luciano Marin.
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Several Rothy's fans say they've lost patience with the brand recently due to canceled or unfulfilled orders, miscommunication from customer service reps, and inconsistent sizing — issues the company has attributed to problems with third-party fulfillment providers, unexpectedly high demand for certain releases, and variations between different weaves.
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He has presided over an increasingly partisan climate in DC—a trend not started by Trump—and while the war against HIV is about as uncontroversial an issue as you can find, it's hard to forget that the slate of promises Trump made in last year's address have gone largely unfulfilled.
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In fact, there are currently two million jobs going unfulfilled in the manufacturing sector, largely due to an aging workforce — the average age of a manufacturing worker is almost 45, two and a half years above the national non-farm median — and negligible interest in those jobs from younger generations.
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If you think of the desert as the vast wastelands of unfulfilled thirst that is modern life for women who sleep with men, just endlessly trekking through an inhospitable climate in the hope that, eventually, they might stumble upon a secure, respectful, pussy eater to tide them over for a while.
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Statements from the podium to the press and in news interviews have not come to an end, but they will not go into detailed plans or make promises to be left unfulfilled — speak little, but mean what you say and only say what you mean is clearly the operational mantra.
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This theory is filled with assumptions and unknowable variables, and coming off a Finals in which his team was swept, with an inflexible roster that's unable to make sweeping changes for the better, the "winning" aspect of LeBron's claim would almost surely go unfulfilled for at least one more season.
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I plan to devote my time and energies that day working and dialoguing with students, community leaders and activists committed to fulfilling the promise of an event whose full title -- "The March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom" -- remains the most important and unfulfilled challenge of the civil rights era.
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A monument to Paine, in effect, would be an act of reclaiming the commons for "we the people," recognizing the need for multiple viewpoints of history, especially in times when our nation—and its leaders—need to be held accountable for the unfulfilled challenges of the American Revolution for all Americans.
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When you go to sleep at night unfulfilled, feeling half-empty and rubbed raw by the ordinary friction of life, think of the badger, and hope—pray, if you like—for what the badger got: Not to be handed everything you want but to get the chance to earn it.
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Representative Liz Cheney of Wyoming, the third-ranking House Republican, said on Friday that she was concerned about Mr. Trump's restraint in response to the downing of an American drone, comparing it with President Barack Obama's unfulfilled threat to strike Syria if it crossed a "red line" by using chemical weapons.
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What if the cold-heartedness so often associated with the upper crust—let's call it Rich Asshole Syndrome—isn't the result of having been raised by a parade of resentful nannies, too many sailing lessons, or repeated caviar overdoses, but the compounded disappointment of being lucky but still feeling unfulfilled?
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And that anniversary special reminded me that I'll feel unfulfilled if, after a decade, I don't see what big screaming fight Kim and Kris will have next on their black-tiled floor, what random phrases will follow "Bible" and "okurr," and whether Scott and Kourtney will ever freakin' get back together for good.
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The president's ambitious promises—to transfer executive authority from the president to parliament; to devolve power to the regions; to crack down on corruption; and to hold the army to account for the war crimes it is alleged to have committed in the final days of the war—have gone largely unfulfilled.
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The whiplash weekend just past the eight-month mark of Trump's presidency reflects an administration still dictated by the personal whims of the President, who aides and friends describe as continually agitated by a series of unfulfilled campaign promises and convinced the counsel from his hired hands has steered him woefully off course.
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But her good showing was also undoubtedly helped by back-to-back political disappointments and unfulfilled promises, first with the center-right government of Mayor Gianni Alemanno, now standing trial for corruption, then with the center-left government of Ignazio Marino, who resigned after two years under the shadow of fiscal improprieties.
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"He was uncertain about his vocational direction until his father recounted his own unfulfilled dream of becoming a physician, with the apparent hope that the son would consider a career in medicine," Dr. Gutheil and Frank M. Dattilio wrote in The Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law in 2008.
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In the end, it was Chong, a 220-foot-217 senior guard, who settled the Huskies (22014-238) by breaking U.C.L.A.'s press with her ball handling, making timely assists, hitting crucial shots, grabbing vital rebounds and continuing to erase three previous seasons of what had been a frustrating, largely unfulfilled career.
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" Bolling's comments are not dissimilar to President Donald Trump's unfulfilled threats to sue the New York Times for defamation after a series of stories about allegations of sexual assault against the then-candidate, whose lawyers said at the time, they would be left "no option but to pursue all available actions and remedies.
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For the third year in a row, Trump talked about immigration, including two longtime goals that have largely gone unfulfilled: building a wall along the southern border with Mexico and cutting off federal money to so-called sanctuary cities, saying illegal crossings are down 75 percent since May, dropping eight months in a row.
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Speaking in 1963 against the backdrop of the Lincoln Memorial and Washington Monument on the centennial anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation, King characterized the words embedded in America's Declaration of Independence and the Constitution as a "promissory note" that, for blacks, remained unfulfilled behind a veil of racial injustice, legal apartheid and endemic poverty.
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It's a dramatic about-face considering just last year, South Korean President Moon Jae-in was driving in an open top car with Kim Jong Un through the streets of Pyongyang, addressing thousands of cheering North Koreans and visiting the sacred Mount Paektu with Kim, realizing a "long unfulfilled dream," as Moon put it.
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My house in Georgia doesn't have a second floor, so this dream of sledding down a flight of stairs remains unfulfilled, but it does simulate the townhouse of my youth in that it has cockroaches — the giant ones that exist in the South, that refuse to die no matter how much you pay your quarterly exterminator.
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But gradually, as President Barack Obama left office with his promise to close Guantánamo unfulfilled, and as President Trump blustered about opening the island prison to new arrivals, and as the military commission that is supposed to try the accused 703/270 perpetrators has yet to set a trial date after six years, there has seemed nothing to say.
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Rather than critiquing mass media as the film does, however, with Newton dulling himself and losing his mission in a wash bottles of gin and a wall of TVs, Lazarus seems fixated on the demons that haunt within us—unfulfilled ambitions, mostly, which make sense given that Newton came here with one job to do, and didn't do it.
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The proposal is part of Obama's last effort to make good on his unfulfilled 2008 campaign vow to close Guantanamo and persuade lawmakers to allow the Defense Department to move nearly 60 detainees to the U.S. But with few specifics, the proposal may only further antagonize lawmakers who have repeatedly passed legislation banning any effort to move detainees to the U.S. Rep.
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Kate (Chrissy Metz) and Kevin (Justin Hartley) are twins, each at a rocky point in their own life; Kevin because, even though he's a successful actor, he feels unfulfilled by the pretty-boy part he's been playing on TV, and Kate because she is a chronic overeater who is sick of being fat, and angry at herself for not working to lose weight.
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"We cannot understand or accept that the simple fact that the two remaining conditions — regarding Russian acceptance of the McLaren Report and access for WADA to the Moscow laboratory — remain unfulfilled, and yet WADA's leading compliance body is recommending the reinstatement of a country that perpetrated the worst doping system ever seen in international sport," the anti-doping bodies said in a statement.
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Hopkins noted that it is only natural that such massive social changes have caused anxiety, alienation, or anger among a significant proportion of the population — and liberals who fixate on the elements of their agenda that remain unfulfilled can sometimes be insensitive to the substantial degree of change that has already occurred over what is, historically speaking, a short amount of time.
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I meant to do it in the evening, after cleaning up dinner – chicken meunière, rice, green beans amandine – but you know how that goes, and I resolved to do it the next morning, but you know how that goes, too, and now here comes Wednesday evening and another promise to the children unfulfilled, Willy Loman with his battered oven and broken dreams.
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" The Tribune board focused on that comment, noting the "unfulfilled dream" the child was trying to take advantage of by coming to the U.S. "It is pitiful that one of our major political parties has completely abandoned the great values of America," it writes, before arguing that "Chaffetz has sold that belief in America for a chance at TV stardom.
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