If you go out and make some good things happen, you will fill the world with hope, you will fill yourself with hope.
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The way he treated the clarinet had to do with hope: Whenever he added them in his operas, it had something to do with hope.
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The prospect of their every premiere is greeted with hope.
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We will wait for the September 20 decision with hope.
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Life, for you, is still filled with hope and promise.
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" His most well-known work came in 20153 with "Hope.
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She said her election had filled her supporters with hope.
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"With hope for your future and mine," he signed off.
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What, they must be wondering, do you do with hope?
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We were filled with hope and excitement only to be crushed.
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We will burn brightly and not with hate but with hope.
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Are we going to live with hope, or live in despair?
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Never was there a day that we weren't filled with hope.
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The lives of Americans with hope for transplant depend on it.
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Nevertheless, it was collected and stored, with hope for the future.
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He's plumped with hope; his neighbors, left behind, feel its opposite.
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Her observations, even the most sobering, are shot through with hope.
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For many Zimbabweans, the atmosphere was electric and filled with hope.
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We're left with hope that this relationship can be saved yet.
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" She spoke of the need to move "forward" and "with hope.
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But for all its violence, the novel is suffused with hope.
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Ahorita todos estamos separados I'm the only one here with hope.
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They provided people with hope that the status quo is changing now.
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As for you, you should greet this news with hope, not allusion.
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That moment was filled with hope and a tremendous sense of possibility.
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"Her life was filled with hope, promise, and love," the family said.
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Praying Within a Larger Story Most importantly, we should pray with hope.
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His last official duty: a video recording with Hope Hicks at 4pm.
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Fraser's uncle told CNN affiliate WJW his niece provided people with hope.
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She rests at night with hope that tomorrow will provide more certainly.
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"I'm trying to invade that space with faith, with positivity, with hope."
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But we wanted to make sure that we injected it with hope.
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But she and her peers brim with hope that that could change.
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The family's escape to Maine in the U.S.A. was laden with hope.
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My head soared with hope that something might change after our winter ofmisery.
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Because with hope comes the very real dread that he will try again.
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Supporters of the Paris deal greeted Trump's new tone with hope and trepidation.
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In Conversation with Hope Liu (Eximchain), Gil Perez (SAP) and Gert Sylvest (Tradeshift)
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An email exchange with Hope Hicks, a Trump campaign spokeswoman, cleared things up.
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It is one with a heart, with hope, a want to be heard.
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Clinton, the saunagoers felt, wasn't a candidate they could look to with hope.
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Collins also enjoyed the acclaim that accompanied his work with HOPE Not Hate.
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Like Gusti's, my early years of parenting were filled with hope and dread.
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These are some of their stories — laced with hope, tragedy, homesickness and triumph.
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Here are some of their stories, laced with hope, tragedy, homesickness and triumph.
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We steer our ship with hope, as Thomas Jefferson said, 'leaving fear astern.
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" The letter was signed, "Out of the depths, but with hope, Ethel Kennedy.
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It is an occasion to look forward with hope, instead of backward with suspicion.
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Their ability, when given a chance, to realize their dreams fills me with hope.
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The latter of those three OUAT staples is what fills my heart with hope.
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I can't say that the first word of the name filled me with hope.
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My concern right now is standing in the breach and fighting fear with hope.
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Republicans believed Trump would pivot with hope; Democrats believed he would pivot with dread.
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It is easier to instill people with fear than to imbue them with hope.
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There were a lot of people displaced during that time … people returned with hope.
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But that would require an aspirational resolve that looks outward with hope and confidence.
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Many of the images of 2019 that come to mind are imbued with hope.
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So how do we move forward with hope, preparedness, and a sense of adventure?
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"Her life was filled with hope, promise, and love," the Kennedys said in their statement.
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And the signs Republicans are seeing from the speaker are not filling them with hope.
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The era that started with hope and change had now become one of unapologetic hate.
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Smiling With Hope Pizza in Reno, Nevada serves Sicilian and classic New York-style pizzas.
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Such promises were greeted with hope and joy in places like Afrin, Manbej and Qamishli.
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Gavin Newsom with hope for pardons that could allow them to stay with their families.
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"Spring training has always been associated with hope for a new season," the statement said.
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The case has gone Kelvin-scale cold, with hope yielding to despair and terrible puns.
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Despite this tragedy, the community has responded in a way that fills me with hope.
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At the end, Audi has the chorus gazing out at the audience, aglow with hope.
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" She continued, "Along with hope, there is also faith, love and bringing all the family together.
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Matthew James-Wilson's existence fills me with hope for the future in an often bleak world.
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Now 11, an Iraqi girl heads to another faraway land to face another crisis — with hope.
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Despite the losses, Hudgens says, she learned from her mother to face the future with hope.
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Bringing artificial intelligence into the mainstream world should be met with hope and empathy, not fear.
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The new nation and its citizens looked forward with hope to a peaceful and prosperous future.
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My relationship with Hope, who is my ex, was over nine months before it actually ended.
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They only knew they were people with hope, and they died in the pursuit of that.
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He's shooed away by his masters and stands outside, looking up at the stars with hope.
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For a moment in August, an event hall in Texas teemed with hope, taquitos and unity.
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The man said the boy's gesture filled him with hope after unexpectedly losing his teenage daughter.
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Bernie Sanders's vision of politics may be less realistic, but it's a vision suffused with hope.
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These supernatural creatures provide us with hope, joy and a reason to fight for the future.
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Looking at the front page of Google, I was filled with hope and a feeling of belonging.
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Meanwhile our country is moving forward with hope and optimism, thriving under the policies of President Trump.
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Peace to sleep well, peace to be awake with hope and peace to be with each other.
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Fill Angelenos with hope that the city's traffic nightmare might soon be a thing of the past.
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Soon after he came out, everything seemed to change as he was once again filled with hope.
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For graduate students at some of the country's most elite universities, the school year began with hope.
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Yet, it still fills me with hope; hope that this long, arduous journey will be worth it.
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He was back in a state that once filled his campaign with hope after he crushed Mrs.
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It stabilized a wobbly pitching staff and infused a team with hope as it barreled toward glory.
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This left Lyondell's former shareholders with hope that the actual fraudulent intent claim could be thrown out.
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We were imbued with hope that the rest of China could be as prosperous as Hong Kong.
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Initially she was getting better, and the family celebrated her 234th birthday at the hospital with hope.
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But we should look on this move with hope and wish the President and the administration well.
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" In that year, nearly five years into the Great Depression, "labor's mood was despair compounded with hope.
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I had woken up that April morning filled with hope and excitement for my Lincoln Center debut.
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It's that tension laced with hope that makes French's books so compelling and her fans so fervent.
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They came not with hope that they might record a victory, but with belief that they could.
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You finish "The Last Whalers" with hope for them, and hope that Clark writes many more books.
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"I genuinely hope that the people watching our sport are watching with hope, excitement and belief," he said.
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President Obama returned to where it all began, but this time his message wasn't one filled with hope.
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The House Judiciary Committee on Thursday released an initial transcript of its closed-door interview with Hope Hicks.
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And there were all of those teeming fans spilling out on Cypress Street, filled with hope and promise.
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It harks back to 1713, when the Holy Roman Emperor Charles VI savored a moment filled with hope.
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"My friends, we beat fear with hope, we beat cynicism with hard work," said Trudeau on Monday night.
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Though there have been some scientific developments that fill patients with hope, a real cure hasn't been found.
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Some reacted with anger, some with hope, some with pleas, such as a petition to challenge the result.
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That alone, I think, is enough to look toward to the future not with fear, but with hope.
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President Trump is taking every possible step to protect Americans from the coronavirus and provide them with hope.
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" He added: "When I'm working on music with Hope, the person that's foremost in my thoughts is Hope.
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" If the book "hums throughout with hope and humor, the dark and the difficult are also always there.
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"The end point of laahm chau is not a tragedy, rather it is filled with hope," it said.
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This is a rising brand — and that should fill observers of the London men's wear scene with hope.
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I finally perfected it, and every time I applied to a job posting, I was filled with hope.
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Bolt Thrower filled me with hope for what I do...that music CAN matter that much to people.
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We alone have the power to fill it with love, with hope, with joy, and yes, with unflagging service.
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I will watch with optimism, with hope, and with the firm belief that there is a brighter future ahead.
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Moments later we got back the old Trump, the one who is more comfortable with fear than with hope.
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Giddy with hope, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced a national plan to eliminate the STD completely.
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It was how I maintained a responsible relationship with hope because it was being ingested by my oldest son.
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"A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood" will make you feel like a kid again and fill you with hope.
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They work with Hope House, a nonprofit organization for children infected or affected by HIV/AIDS and their families.
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"I look toward the future with hope instead of, 'How sick am I going to be then,' " she said.
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We are only beginning and this is going to be a long journey, but we are filled with hope.
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Tonight fills you with hope for the future—something that you, as an over-analytical perfectionist, don't usually have.
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We are entering dark times, but with hope, creativity and effort, we don't have to let them define us.
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To see hundreds of college-age young people who had come to hear a priest filled me with hope.
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In 2017, Game officially cut ties with Hope for Wholeness and this past June, came out publicly as gay.
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Thankfully, the resilience and strength of the Parkland students and the next generation of Dreamers fill me with hope.
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"We have always lived with hope," said Mr. Teeti, 2400, who with his daughter runs a wedding-planning business.
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So with hope in our hearts and fire in our bellies, let's get to work and let's make history!
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She had a sandals line with Grendene, lingerie brand with Hope, beauty line with Sejaa Pure Skincare, and others.
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It is hard to sit through an entire listening of "We Are Not Yet Equal" and leave with hope.
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I wrote the advert and lay back, feeling, for the first time in a long while, giddy with hope.
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Del Rizzo's stunning dimensional art, made mostly of clay, can't help feeling playful, and the story brims with hope.
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I came to the United States not under any orders, but with hope, and now nothing remains but penitence.
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Is he attempting to ward off signs of aging with hope and a wimpy fear of laser eye surgery?
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In the short term this implies quarterly earnings misses while the long-term continues to brim with hope and possibility.
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"So with hope in our hearts and with fire in our bellies, let's get to work and let's make history."
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That night and throughout the campaign, the city seemed to buzz with emotion — with hope, yes, but also with joy.
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It doesn't fill one with hope the way that declarations that the end of the Trump presidency is imminent do.
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Bullock reunited with Hope Floats love interest Harry Connick Jr. for the premiere episode of his daytime talk show, Harry.
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We're going to move forward with hope and love and take our message about avalanche safety everywhere that we can.
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But it's invigorating to fight the good fight -- to confront fear with hope, lies with truth and hate with love.
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NOTES: The Lightning, continuing to wait with hope for a return by Steven Stamkos, played again without three other regulars.
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While 1968 is rightfully remembered as a year of violence, chaos, and death, it was also one filled with hope.
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Black parents view this book as a resource to help them balance realism with hope as they socialize their children.
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"I could give back to the neighborhoods that my friends and I tore apart," he writes, eyes wide with hope.
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Is opposing cruelty basically negative campaigning—campaigning without hope, when your best advisers will tell you to close with hope?
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With hope, these can act as a buoy for bipartisanship supporting health reform regardless of outcome in the 2016 election.
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The 9-year-old was filled with hope that Tuesday would be the day he finally reunited with his mother.
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To make sure everything was OK, I spoke with Hope Gaston, a biomechanics and muscle-health specialist with Activbody/Activ5.
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They were largely infused with hope and excitement about the potential for tech to improve lives and bring people together.
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The trackers ran out of contact with Hope after she flew north to Russia, possibly dying or losing her tag.
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In the meantime we will be watching with hope and waiting in line for a time when we can return.
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In the end, it's about the bittersweet aftermath, the what-comes-next, and about how sadness can mix together with hope.
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Interpretation is intentionally left up to the viewer with hope that they find catharsis or camaraderie in seeing another isolated body.
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Initially, the mother of six was filled with hope as she crossed the border into Colombia with three of her children.
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We listened with hope when Speaker Ryan suggested that restoring regular order in the budget process would be a top priority.
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Together, let us celebrate during this joyous time the richness of the past and look with hope toward a brighter future.
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Just a girl with hope and the desire to do something — anything — to help her dying mother and her struggling community.
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But then there are moments where she finds small pieces of happiness late in life and she is bursting with hope.
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Scott Lang tends to the wounds he got from training with Hope, and Hope gets a glimpse of his shirtless form.
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The resilience and resistance of those in the frontlines of environmental injustice is a major inspiration; it fills me with hope.
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The news was greeted with unexpected calm across Ethiopia, and with hope that life — and business — will go back to normal.
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Anything that could go wrong—a marriage, a child, a medical treatment, a painting, an affair, a tree—started with hope.
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Back to a different future and a life filled with hope and joy, not death and war and hangings and beheadings.
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And Dorsey's appointment was greeted with hope that he would quickly turn around the product and, by association, the stock price.
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Yet some herpes patients, who are part of a tight-knit online community, have followed the project with hope and enthusiasm.
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" So now it's laughable that Pete Townshend could define his g-g-g-generation with "hope I die before I get old.
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We're not sure she's there yet, but we're waiting — with hearts filled with hope — to see if she rises to the challenge.
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As I see it, the next 28503 days may look bleak, but the next 22020 months and beyond are filled with hope.
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It also connects with lucky Jupiter in Virgo later in the evening, at 10:31 PM, inspiring us with hope and generosity.
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" She also urged young people one last time to empower themselves through education and to "lead by example with hope, never fear.
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I am filled with hope for my family, and millions of families across the country, when I see the progress being made.
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And even more than to simply accept, to triumph over them, replacing despair with hope, hate with love, and separation with unity.
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As a party, Democrats look toward the 2020 elections with hope for more gains in Congress and even reclaiming the White House.
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And if "Lanny," even more than "Grief," hums throughout with hope and humor, the dark and the difficult are also always there.
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The pervading mood in "Trickster Feminism" is of a piece with our national mood: gloom-filled, sorrowing, yet occasionally threaded with hope.
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" She said, "This was a real person in real circumstances, not someone written about just to provide us with hope through metaphor.
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The look between them as Moira saves herself is fraught with the history of their friendship, with fear and perhaps with hope.
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With hope, exhaustion, and a fair bit of anger, dozens of scientists and climate experts met to protest the coming Trump Administration.
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The unit is furnished with a shower, a toilet, hot water, heat and air conditioning, but more importantly, it comes equipped with hope.
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"I said at the beginning of this essay that what happened here broke my heart but also filled me with hope," Couric wrote.
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It fills me with hope and power to see you all furiously posting so as always accuse me of whatever lies you want.
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But reporters like me — I've dealt with Hope professionally for 2.5 years now — know her as the person who understands Trump the best.
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There's a main love theme that you hear at the beginning — sort of full with hope — and then it resounds at the end.
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Her book "The Best of Everything" had just become a movie with Hope Lange and Joan Crawford, and she's there to promote it.
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Why it will boom in 2020: "Because stories centered around human relationships are wonderful and delightful and fill us with hope," Weissman says.
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As an American, I grew up with hope for a Jewish state, a liberal democracy one day living at peace with its neighbors.
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Yet conversations with Americans who were moved by the story of a brown, Muslim boy from a British town left me with hope.
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Russo is herself trans, and she brings her whole heart to a story laced with pain that, in the end, lifts with hope.
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With hope,Ashley DeLeonJacksonville, N.C. DeLeon's letter ended up in a pile just like all the others in the O.P.C. hard-mail room.
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The 55-year-old has been spending her summer with boyfriend Joel Schiffman and 2-year-old daughter Haley Joy along with Hope.
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If they do qualify, Marks could be a candidate for executive of the year for stocking his roster with hope, against the odds.
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"This is organized behavior with hope to gain something, particularly to disturb the peace of the country during this important moment," he said.
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"We always like our concerts to be optimistic and fill people with hope as well as give them a call for action," said Wesley.
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"This makes me so happy… my mom filled with Hope," Kotb also captioned an image of her mother Sameha cradling Hope in her arms.
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" FLOTUS teared up during her final speech as first lady on Friday, urging young Americans to always "lead by example with hope, never fear.
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The cast also includes other actors, including 10 Cloverfield Lane's Mary Elizabeth Winstead — but the trailer is a two-man show brimming with hope.
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"My journey wasn't easy, but I came here with hope in my heart to build a life I can be proud of," she said.
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Women with terminal diseases cast their votes with hope, saying that at least they would live to see the election of a female president.
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Stephanie Grisham leads press relations along with Hope Hicks, Steven Cheung oversees rapid response, George Gigicos directs advance and Dan Scavino runs social media.
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We ran free, moon-eyed with hope for a future we didn't yet know would hinder our health, social development, and trust in tech.
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Most teachers will look at you with hope because they'll think you've pulled yourself out of the trenches of poverty to go to college.
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" She finds inspiration in working with "artists whose voices and powerful minds speak with hope in an age rife with political and social difficulties.
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And many Russians Mr. Smith spoke with hope the games will improve their country's image abroad — but doubt the games will change the country.
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Providing his supporters with hope that superdelegates will switch their endorsements is the only strategy remaining, but the 2008 campaign is not a model.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Thousands Walk Out of Class, Urging Action on Gun Control" (front page, March 15): I am filled with hope.
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The news was a blow to many runners who had been buzzing in recent days with hope that they would get into the race.
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Clearly, Sanders fills his followers with hope and makes them feel that a transformed world is possible, but he also speaks to their terrors.
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But because the remission proved temporary, did his family feel that it had been a mirage, a cruel reprieve that tortured them with hope?
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When I shared my stories in kind, I was struck, just as I'd once been with Hope, by how little had to be explained.
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"In the midst of such profound anguish, one memory fills us with hope," Trump said in his remarks in the White House East Room.
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I have met people in South Sudan who are just like you and me, and even in these dark circumstances, they are brimming with hope.
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With Hope gone, the two dads stepped up to the plate and took care of the the nest, successfully raising two baby birds to fledge.
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And the big question now is not just whether we will move forward with hope under Hillary Clinton, or backward with xenophobia under Donald Trump.
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"I use my art to really deal with the things that I see everyday with hope that it could create a solution," he told Roberts.
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Did our preview fill us with hope, or did we witness teething problems enough to park our hopes for it being an essential multiplayer experience?
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It is brimming with hope and optimism – feelings that seem impossible to grasp in our current state of racial profiling, tribal skirmishes, and percolating hatred.
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" Kids like the little black boy who looked up at my husband, his eyes wide with hope, and he wondered, "Is my hair like yours?
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In spite — and possibly because — of these challenges, the resilience of the Panama City and Bay County communities continues to respond with hope and promise.
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I once lived with a previous boyfriend, mixing our possessions with hope as I relocated from New York to Miami, his city of the moment.
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He walked into his first Monday of class with a crisp blue uniform, shined shoes, and for perhaps the first time in years, with hope.
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By Bill McKibben "Falter," the environmentalist Bill McKibben's latest book about threats to the planet, combines fear of bad outcomes with hope for good outcomes.
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"How to Win Friends & Influence People" provided Americans with hope for a better life, and equipped them with tools for surviving an increasingly consumerist society.
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When rehab counselors dish out homework, it's not to torture patients or assign empty busy-work, it's with hope there is something to be gained.
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That you continued to speak regularly with Hope Hicks, who's now the Communications Director — Press Secretary in the campaign — that Trump continued to talk to you.
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With Hope Solo considering skipping the Olympics due to Zika virus scares in Brazil -- the big question ... can Team USA still win the gold without her?
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I had hoped Mr. Trump would call to discuss his aircraft, and I'd put in a request for an interview with Hope Hicks, his campaign spokeswoman.
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Every child deserves to grow up in a safe community surrounded by a loving family and to have a future filled with opportunity and with hope.
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It breaks your heart (and could be triggering for some) but the heart of these characters puts you back together again and leaves you with hope.
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"The curtain has gone up on a new era that will be filled with hope," said Hiroshi Takahashi, 78, outside his 'wagashi' traditional Japanese sweets shop.
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Recognizing the misunderstanding, we removed the games from our service, with hope we can work with them to re-enable these, and more, in the future.
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There were the usual gestures of cooperation, mixed with hope that Mr. Trump's angry and nationalistic words would not mean an American retreat from global responsibility.
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The U.S. government has pointed toward the Taliban accepting a temporary truce in June, as a sign of why the talks should be viewed with hope.
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The currency has crashed along with hope many felt following the 2015 nuclear deal Iran struck with world powers, including the administration of President Barack Obama.
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News about the Houston hologram tour was met with hope by some on social media that other late artists, including Michael Jackson, would receive a similar treatment.
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If they don't, then just do the next thing with hope and verve and that same zest you had before the arrogance was beaten out of you.
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" But, the song continues, if you "Enlighten his life with hope," then "in a wild flood will words flow," and "Louder than thunder the skies will resound.
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"For me it's simple: I want to build a country where every child grows up free from poverty and is filled with hope and opportunity," she said.
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United we stand in #solidarity with hope that this will stop abuse to the disenfranchised, the poor, women and #poc who don’t have a voice.
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It is historic, it is painful, but it also fills you with hope to see how thousands of Peruvian women lost their fear and decided to unite.
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The burden of treatment is why a small study that shows promise for a simpler, cheaper alternative treatment to Type 1 diabetes is being met with hope.
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As the Trump administration moved to unravel his legacy in climate policy, former President Barack Obama did what he is best known for: He responded with hope.
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As Americans look forward, some with fear and some with hope, to a possible future without Roe, it's not clear how interested they are in looking back.
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Some libertarians also looked with hope and enthusiasm the emergence of the Tea Party phenomenon, whose anti-government rhetoric, they believed, could be harnessed to libertarian ends.
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"I have been impressed with Hope since I started working with her on the campaign," Mr. Mnuchin said in a statement that was volunteered by an aide.
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Warren's campaign previously said she's committed to fighting all the way to the end, with hope that she'd emerge as the nominee at a potential brokered convention.
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Just about every Academy Awards season somehow ends up being a contest between our hopes and fears, with hope usually walking off with all the party favors.
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Prior to Minnesota United's pre-season friendly with Bournemouth on Wednesday evening, we imagine that Sammy Ndjock was filled with hope, optimism, and a zest for life.
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RELATED STORIESThese Teens' Post-Election Plans Are Giving Us Hope For The FutureOne Hillary Clinton Supporter Got The Best SurpriseVoters Are Already Looking To The Future With Hope
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Governing conservatism has to offer people a secure financial base and a steady hand up so they can welcome global capitalism with hope and a sense of opportunity.
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Alipay posted a warning offering "security tips about Apple phones," which said that it had contacted Apple many times with hope of solving the issue, according to Reuters.
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"Even if so much has already been accomplished," he added, "we must continue to learn from the bitter lessons of the past, looking with hope toward the future."
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"The curtain has gone up on a new era that will be filled with hope," said Hiroshi Takahashi, 78, outside his 'wagashi' traditional Japanese sweets shop in Tokyo.
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On Thursday night, with hope already in short supply, the Raptors slogged their way through the final minutes of the first half, missing nine straight field-goal attempts.
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Scott Lang doesn't exactly seem like the gym-rat type, so presumably the muscles are there to show us how hard he's been working with Hope and Hank.
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It's a riveting combination of introspection, nostalgia and assessment of the U.S. circa 2018, acknowledging concerns about America's present but infused with hope and optimism regarding its future.
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By the looks of the most recent video, it seems Nora is well on her way to recovery and one step closer to eventually being reunited with Hope.
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Robinson, known as Maryland's Route 29 Batman, volunteered with Hope for Henry, visiting hospitals in a Batman costume until he was killed in a car accident in August.
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That gratitude and that authentic pride, along with hope, social connection and compassion, are the most effective emotions for promoting long-lasting behavior change, according to Dr. McGonigal.
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"There are hundreds of thousands of peace-loving Arab citizens who are filled with hope and long to fulfil amore central role in the country's life," he said.
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All of this left us with hope that we can close the divide between the eco-haves and eco-have nots to build a better future for all.
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It is a sign, instead, of disappointment setting in among a group of conservative voters who only months ago were bubbling with hope for Donald Trump's health care plan.
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"I'm still recovering myself," says Judd, who chronicles her battle with depression in her new memoir, River of Time: My Descent into Depression and How I Emerged with Hope.
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We all seemed to be filled with hope based on Penn dropping down to featherweight despite the fact that he had lost on two previous occasions to 'The Answer'.
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"I started going to the gym with hope that the trainers will be able to help me, however that was pretty much a disappointment," writes Basnet on his website.
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Twitter users quickly posted photos and videos of the farewell: And here is Trump posing with Hope Hicks, his longtime aide whose last day at the WH was yesterday.
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And last year, first responders gave out about 22019,900 shots of Narcan, an emergency treatment for a narcotic overdose, according to Dana Lemire with Hope for New Hampshire Recovery.
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Her timing and delivery roam all over and succeed — she starts lines perilously late, investing one phrase with hope and beauty and then percussively cutting the next one down.
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"I don't know what will happen in the next six to 12 months, but I hope in 2018, when we are freed, we'll see a Hong Kong with hope."
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"One gets the idea, watching Gomez, that he delights in getting to be a man, short and boisterous and nurturing and bursting with hope and pocket watches," Ortberg muses.
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Standing on a hill in Brooklyn's landmark cemetery, with its peaceful environs and wonderful views, assuaged my anxiety and filled me with hope, as well as some historical context.
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BuzzFeed News found the phone numbers of Spicer, along with Hope Hicks, the director of strategic communications, via a feature that allows users to see friends who have already joined.
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Even more haunting is "Still Life with Hope" (1901), a painting of dying sunflowers — Gauguin had in fact been an early champion of Van Gogh's great cycle of sunflower paintings.
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A migrant woman waited Friday with her two daughters to ask for asylum in the US. TIJUANA, Mexico — Viridiana Morales' family arrived at the border in Tijuana filled with hope.
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Nadine and Nawal describe an Egypt filled with hope and positivity for the future — a version of Egypt, perhaps, where women were safe and held some measure of social power.
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Cartoon Network's self-aware show — which got a rebooted 20083 series — let tiny elementary school girls Blossom, Buttercup, and Bubbles save the world with hope, determination, and even some rage.
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According to the report, Ivanka Trump continues to work with Hope Hicks, who served as a press secretary during Trump's campaign and now serves as his director of strategic communications.
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A graphically simplified rendering of a face, divided into zones of dark tints with piercing eyes, it glows with hope, as if the subject is empowered by an inner light.
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As many leading experts have confirmed, the future is overflowing with hope, but realizing this hope requires us to take a sober look at the very real dangers all around.
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After infusing a solid stretch of Fahrenheit 11/9 with hope, clearly seeking to inspire the audience to actually believe things can change, Moore returns to a more somber tone.
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"We felt so strongly the best gift right now, in these times, is a bit of hope," Miner said of the project, which has 24 short stories loaded with hope.
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"Cooperating with you, I'd like to do my best to hand over to our children's generation a Japan filled with hope and pride," Mr. Abe said in his acceptance speech.
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His purchases complete, Mr. Digrugilliers mounts his cart and wheels it into the dusk like a skateboard, exuberant with hope that some refugee family's journey will be just as smooth.
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After the longest vacancy in that post in recent memory, the science community was abuzz with hope that Dr. Droegemeier, might inject much-needed scientific rigor into the administration's decisions.
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Without stooping to titillation, he underscores the bond between Jonas and Casey, whose fate, though far from secure, leaves the viewer with hope and with cherished memories of their company.
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In the novel, the inhuman treatment that rendered her callous and indifferent to life is transformed through love, leading her to be filled with hope and a desire for good.
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And on Monday, Kotb soaked up the sun with Hope and Haley, beaming brightly in an outdoor photograph snapped as they enjoyed the start of summer at an East Coast beach.
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"Let us now move forward with hope, hope that civility can return to our politics," outgoing first minister Arlene Foster of the DUP told supporters after her re-election on Friday.
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"Our life is so drastically filled with hope and actual things happening and no longer just 'I believe in you,' or 'just hang in there' or 'maybe next year,' " he said.
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Taking advantage of extra match tickets released by organizers FIFA and additional seats provided on Moscow-bound flights from Britain, they converged on London's Heathrow airport with hope in their hearts.
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While volunteering with HOPE Buffalo at a local community center, Ely said, she remembered meeting another teenage girl, sharing sexual health information with her and feeling like she made a difference.
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"The alliance between Japan and the United States is one with hope in dealing with various problems in the world," Abe said in a speech to the Japanese business lobby Keidanren.
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It is suffused with sadness as well as humor, with hope as well as weary despair, and Fishman describes the turmoil of family, parenthood and cultural emotion with urgent, sly detachment.
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But stock markets, which Mr. Trump sees as an economic barometer of his presidency, do not share his affinity for tariffs, and have been steadily rising with hope for a deal.
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Reaching for the most expensive four-year college and taking on excessive student loans with hope of benefiting from a future massive student loan forgiveness program is not a good idea.
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Evans and Kauri's parents were relieved and grateful to see them return to new classrooms and resume classes with hope and excitement after losing their homes and classmates to the floods.
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I was also contacted by judges, probation officers, defense lawyers, law professors, and some prosecutors who sought to bring to our attention someone languishing in prison with hope for their release.
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Waking up to find RWA in shambles is no fun, but there are still deadlines to meet, personal connections to hold close, and HEAs filled with hope and heart to craft.
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" Meanwhile, one of Porter's ex-wives, Jennie Willoughby, in an interview with CNN said that if Porter had not already "been abusive" with Hope Hicks, Trump's communications director, "he will be.
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Early on, the singer had a fascination with the terrifying possibilities of automobiles, but unlike the famous "Airbag", a song with hope and second wind, "Killer Cars" is a little more bleak.
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But a day that rang with hope was marred when it became clear that two sections of the president's inaugural speech were carbon copies of the words of two former US Presidents.
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In that sense, they are much like startups, brimming with hope and an optimism, intent on changing the world and solving problems ranging from overpopulation to transportation to air quality and affordability.
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Traders say Chinese investors are punting on global rubber demand surging on revived growth in China stoking the auto sector, allied with hope a President Trump stimulus will stoke the U.S. economy.
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The Wall Street Journal notes that public polls of investors and politicians all showed a belief that Britain would remain in the European Union and that tainted many people's projections with hope.
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"My journey wasn't easy, but I came here with hope in my heart to build a life I can be proud of," Doe said in the statement released Wednesday by the ACLU.
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"The alliance between Japan and the United States is one with hope in dealing with various problems in the world," Abe reportedly said in a speech to the Japanese business lobby Keidanren.
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Nintendo has always been an advocate of local multiplayer But as the other major consoles are moving away from local multiplayer, today's announcement of the Nintendo Switch has filled me with hope.
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Judge Gorsuch made a statement in a 2016 dissent that should fill with hope the heart of every American who believes in the rule of law rather than the rule of men.
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"Frankly, many DREAMers like myself are tired of the constant back and forth, waking up one day with hope and then going to bed in tears," said Illinois DACA recipient Diego Quevedo.
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And the director Michael Mayer's track record with Verdi — half-baked, Vegas-theme "Rigoletto," turgidly traditional "La Traviata" — doesn't fill me with hope for his new staging's visual glamour or interpretive acuity.
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Two, post some kind of tongue-in-cheek year-end reflection that both honors the progress you made in the last 365 days and looks to the future with hope and whimsy.
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What fills my heart with hope and optimism is that I see a lot of private initiative to do something concrete not only for Barcelona, but also for Europe and the whole world.
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Her colleagues often compare her relationship with the mercurial boss to the one he had with Hope Hicks, his onetime communications director who during her tenure acted as Trump's closest White House confidante.
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Critic's Pick On a set that transforms the Bushwick Starr into a cave beneath a tree, Jillian Walker tells a story of her family, and of blackness in America, that aches with hope.
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But Mr. Trump's changes on the Supreme Court have altered the terms of the fight, filling anti-abortion activists with hope that their 40-year effort to overturn Roe entirely might finally succeed.
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The 36-year-old from Coahuila state has written a song that is shaping into an anthem for Mexico's growing outcry over the killings of women, channeling anger along with hope for justice.
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With hope for a two-state solution nearly dead, current trends suggest that a Jewish minority will come to rule over a largely disenfranchised Muslim majority in all the land under Israel's control.
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The story is a picaresque, half revelling in the chaos, and alive to the thought of a future seeded with hope, whereas the residents of "Graduation" have either given up or caved in.
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It was laced through with hope and triumphalism, with a sense that the series was always about five seconds away from having star Elisabeth Moss flex her bicep in a Rosie the Riveter pose.
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While half of America woke up on Wednesday morning devastated to hear the results of the 2016 election, feminist platform Clover Letter called on its audience of young women to look forward with hope.
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Parenting strategist and licensed family therapist Tricia Ferrara listened to Estes and wondered whether she's walking into situations with her son armed more with "hope" than a real plan to deal with his behavior.
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The actor was initially made aware of Mukuta's grave condition via a Tweet from his nurses at Atlanta Hospice, which actor Zachary Levi saw and retweeted with hope for some "caped crusading" from Affleck.
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Sledgehammer has a real opportunity to tell a meaningful World War II story, and this trailer — coupled with my conversations earlier in the year — fill me with hope that the studio might actually deliver.
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Investors there looked with hope to a meeting between top U.S. and Chinese negotiators next week, even if there are few signs that it will produce real progress in the two countries' trade war.
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Singer Shoshona Kish wants to fill the titular firearm with hope and flowers, while the video stars her as a benevolent warrior amidst the Canadian wilderness as images of grenades and soldiers fly past.
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And maybe there is at least one presidential candidate who will perform the role Franklin Roosevelt performed 86 years ago — identify fear as its own independent force and confront it with hope and optimism.
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It is understandable that we seek to protect the bereaved by responding with hope when they express despair, giving our assurances of light at the end of the tunnel and rainbows after the storm.
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" Likewise, I must try harder to put Dr. Harpham's advice into practice: "Create your best new normal for now, with hope of making life the best it can be today, tomorrow and every day.
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Others who were waiting were filled with hope that they would find the "American dream" at the end of their journey, even under a new president who has made clear his disdain for refugees.
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"Hearing stories like Iolo's fills me with hope for the next generation and it's so interesting hearing all about the different ways young people are spotting and filling gaps in the market," Branson writes.
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" Judd wrote of her troubles in her new memoir River of Time: My Descent into Depression and How I Emerged with Hope, in which she tells about her struggles and her road to "radical acceptance.
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Accompanying the Global Times' ad is a one-minute, thirty-six-second video captioned "Xinjiang center trainees graduate with hope for future," showing supposedly former detainees showcasing vocational skills by binding books or making bread.
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We need to replace the current environment of fear with hope; we need to boost confidence that Turkey is still a good place to launch a startup and a good place to be an entrepreneur.
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But it also left mainstream Republicans who bitterly oppose him, led by 2012 nominee Mitt Romney, with hope that Cruz and Kasich can offer enough resistance in remaining states to deny Trump a convention majority.
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Plus, with hope for a long-rumored, long-delayed sequel rekindled lately with some Instagram posts, playing the original is a good way to get prepared for the Beyond Good and Evil 2 hype train.
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"Thomas is a strong man – imagine you're the father of a young woman you send off to college with hope and promise and are summoned to campus and found out she is dead," Johnson said.
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Trump Jr. acknowledged to House investigators Wednesday that he spoke with Hope Hicks -- and not his father -- when first confronted with news reports about the Trump Tower meeting, saying they exchanged text messages, sources said.
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"I voted with hope, I voted for the future, I voted for the red rose," Luciano Marín, a commander known by his war name Iván Márquez, said on Twitter, referring to his party's new logo.
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We broke the story ... ex-Seattle Seahawks tight end Jerramy Stevens was arrested in Manhattan Beach, CA last year when cops say he was drunkenly driving the Team USA soccer van with Hope on board.
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Buttigieg began his announcement speech by doing exactly what Obama did in his early speeches: He framed the choice America faces as embracing a moment of change with hope — or rejecting it out of fear.
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When we looked around us at the boys in their uniforms, some of them our own children, their faces shining with hope, it came to us just how young we had all been back then.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has grown increasingly frustrated with Hope Hicks, his communications director and one of his closest confidantes, amid the fallout from the Rob Porter scandal, people familiar with the matter say.
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His administration provided us with hope for a more inclusive nation with his expansion of Title IX protections for transgender students, his repeal of Don't Ask, Don't Tell, same-sex marriage, and his Dear Colleague letter.
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" This helps her better appreciate the yearnings of the supporters of "perhaps the worst good idea ever," with settlers continuing to arrive even after World War II armed with "hope crippled by tragedy, but still alive.
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From Hurricanes Michael and Maria, to the California wildfires — we rush to help and we see the stories of remarkable heroism unfold, filling us with hope and reminding us that we are — still — the United States.
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"I think that people of faith around the nation are very much filled with hope that someone of Christian faith and principle is holding such a role in public life," said Kristy Mills, the executive pastor.
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" Archila responded by saying in a tweet that she is "filled with hope" by Ocasio-Coretz's "fierce spirit & her relentless belief that we all deserve to live with dignity & share in the abundance of our country.
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ROSTOV-ON-DON, Russia (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia are looking toward the Asian Cup with hope after they showed signs of progress in their 1-0 defeat to Uruguay as they exited the World Cup on Wednesday.
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Migrant Children, Alone and Desperate in Calais, Look to Britain With Hope With the French government's planned dismantling of the migrant camp looming, officials say Britain may finally be accelerating steps to admit dozens of children.
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"The development community needs to ... redouble efforts to help them to achieve dignified and prosperous livelihoods ... free from hunger and filled with hope," IFAD president Kanayo Nwanze said at the launch of the 2016 Rural Development Report.
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I've never been impressed with Hope Hicks — or the media's cycle of either ignoring her bullshit or fawning over her — since the day she was whisked away on the campaign trail with Trump over two years ago.
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There is a tidal wave of economic anxiety and public outrage sweeping across the democratic world that Francis addresses with hope, faith and a clarion call for fairness, justice, tolerance and the rights of man and woman.
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By that, Marshall meant time for the Jets to benefit from their diligence and preparation, from all those allegedly good practices that puff them with hope during the week but look more like mirages come game days.
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The original film was released in the summer of 1979—ten years after Neil Armstrong first walked on the moon—and came at a time when Hollywood's visions of outer space were loaded with hope and optimism.
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During the "Letterman" performance of "Hold My Hand" that catapulted the band into the national spotlight, Rucker sang with a voice that verged on scarred; behind him, the rest of the band propped him up with hope.
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" Conway also dismissed concerns about Hope Hicks' safety, which became an issue when Porter's second wife, Jennifer Willoughby, told CNN's Anderson Cooper on Thursday she believed, "if (Porter) hasn't already been abusive with Hope, he will be.
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I would always keep the need to create opportunities for all these children with disabilities in mind; these children that, despite the challenges they face, always provide a hug, a smile or a look filled with hope.
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For a show so filled with conflict and sadness, it was also a series filled with hope and beauty, with the idea that everything might be okay if you find your people and stick to them like glue.
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"If [patients] don't get better, they just switch drugs and then switch again with hope that one will work," said Carmine Pariante, professor of biological psychiatry at Kings College London, who developed the test and led the study.
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"This year, it will be with hope and pride that I cast my vote for a woman who fits that description," wrote Schlossberg, who has hosted his family's Profiles in Courage Award ceremony for the past three years.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi Arabians are anticipating with hope, doubt and worry the release this week of a government plan to liberate the kingdom from its reliance on oil, which could solve deep-rooted problems but bring economic pain.
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I just provided them with hope, connections, and some resources and became a bit of a cheerleader of sorts to help evangelize the goal with other people who would also join in to help make it a reality.
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Reardon has been on dialysis since February as she waits for a match to be found, but she is filled with hope and excitement to see that people she has never met would line up to help her.
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Chinese blue-chips added 0.48%, building on the previous day's gains, as investors looked with hope to a face-to-face meeting between top U.S. and Chinese negotiators next week for progress in the two countries' trade war.
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Kotb said on the show that despite her gratitude for getting to spend the "greatest summer of [her] life" with Hope and Haley, "It did feel like Christmas morning a little" when she thought about returning to work.
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Thousands of police, fire officials and military personnel continued to search for people who may have been cut off by floodwaters and landslides set off by the storm, with hope diminishing that the missing would be found alive.
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The NMTC is a critical tool for communities that are committed to fighting crime and blight; successful public-private partnerships like those achieved with NMTC financing have proved effective at replacing urban decay with hope and economic vitality.
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"While engraving in our hearts the path walked by the emperor, in the midst of a turbulent international situation, we are resolved to create a proud future for Japan that is bright and filled with hope," he said.
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" Appropriately for a politician who was so closely associated with hope, Obama also offered some optimism: "I think it is a solvable problem, but I think it's one that we have to spend a lot of time thinking about.
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Given the scope of threats and challenges we face overseas—from ISIS to North Korea to the global refugee crisis—we'll be watching with hope and interest as another unusual couple makes their debut on Capitol Hill this week.
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Mr. López Obrador's victory puts a leftist leader at the helm of Latin America's second-largest economy for the first time in decades, a prospect that has filled millions of Mexicans with hope — and the nation's elites with trepidation.
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Kendra was a straw mom, an unlikely plot convenience to get Alison from one emotional level to another, but the scene was moving nonetheless, with Hope Olaide Wilson doing good work as the young mom with thoughts of suicide.
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"When we saw him with Guaido, it filled you with hope, and you left with more strength than ever to end this as soon as possible," said Eduardo, a 27-year-old demonstrator who declined to give his surname.
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And while questions and reservations about the bill remain on all sides, it's largely been greeted with hope that the new law will enable the EPA to do a better job of evaluating and acting effectively on chemical safety.
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Amidst all the hate Starr and her community receive, their genuine love for one another imbues this novel with hope — and it inspires me to see how Starr uses that love as a launching pad to engage in meaningful activism.
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That ''Little House on the Prairie'' decade is one of three that governs Cracker Barrel's aesthetic, the others being the zippy domesticity of the '50s and the attitude shirts of the '90s: eras suffused, in their own ways, with hope.
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Whether perceived with hope or suspicion by patients or governments, the new frontiers opened by these innovations are undeniably leading to unprecedented opportunities for better health — an issue that's demonstrating great appeal with more and more VCs and business angels.
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A drawing up of a muscle in her face, and Holden filled with hope and warmth and even a kind of grim optimism that said the universe couldn't all be shit if it had a woman like this in it.
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"I'm on the journey to accomplish something no one has ever done before, but also to use it as a vehicle to help people touched by cancer with hope," Swarner, who has already been to the South Pole, tells PEOPLE.
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Mike White, who himself suffered a breakdown after developing a show for network television has said that he returned from therapy with hope for the world, but also with the knowledge that much of corporate life leaves behind a sour taste.
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They know that the fans long for a 133th championship, and they know that a season that started with hope that this might finally be the time has now become one infused with something that feels a lot more like belief.
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And that honesty is what makes it satisfying when Lizzie fumbles her way toward an answer to her question: When you have destroyed the world, you live in it with hope, is what she suggests at the end of the novel.
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Gao noted that Chinese companies are increasing their purchases of American agricultural products according to market needs and market-based principles, and that the two trade delegations remain in communication with hope of reaching a phased agreement as soon as possible.
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In these gaps I found myself taking stock of that era in American history: As hopeless as it all seems to us now, in hindsight — the assassinations, Vietnam, the riots — people were still buoyant with hope, for realities other than theirs.
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The pride she takes in her newly acquired skills, the way she lit up when she led us on a tour of her workstation, filled us with hope that she was finally on a sustainable path to being a leader in her community.
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Who Mueller wants to speak with: Hope Hicks, White House Communications Director; Sean Spicer, former press secretary; Reince Priebus, Trump's former chief of staff; Don McGahn, White House counsel; James Burnham, deputy White House counsel; and Josh Raffel, spokesman for Jared Kushner.
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Chinese blue-chips added 0.48%, as investors looked with hope to a face-to-face meeting between top U.S. and Chinese negotiators next week, even if there are few signs that it will produce real progress in the two countries' trade war.
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The speaker will probably just keep doing what he is doing: raising money for Republicans, talking — both amorphously and perhaps later more substantively — about policy ideas, and looking, with hope and some desperation, for that change in tone from the presumptive nominee.
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But our arms are wrapped around each other as we watch the final minutes of extra time, filled with hope that, although the U.S. was down a goal to Ghana, Donovan could conjure one more moment of magic like he had against Algeria.
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The world filled with hope that there could be a possible opening with Pyongyang, and that there could be a way out of a potential armed conflict that would be fought with nuclear weapons – and result in millions of people being killed.
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It represents how we start out with hope but are crushed by the almost-flat steps of capitalism, skidding on the bird shit of debt, and are we not, all of us, topless men sliding forever down some steps on the Thames?
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It's because his show, filled as it is with hope and humor and desolation, evokes what Mr. Sondheim's lyric calls "a city of strangers" — and because Keen Company's current revival Off Broadway is powered by the gorgeous performances of two young unknowns.
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Friday morning, as many of the world's top golfers arrived at the T.P.C.-Sawgrass course that hosts the Players Championship to collect their golf clubs and clean out their lockers, resignation mixed with hope that the tournament might yet be played this year.
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Climate change is still going to usher in a front of dark clouds on the horizon, but as long as we are looking for the silver linings, we can face this global crisis with hope and action rather than fear or despair.
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I see him standing there, digging around in his bag to see what he had left, laughing with his big American teeth, the kids pulling on his pants legs with their small hands, their eyes wild with hope, asking for more to eat.
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"Your presence today with the education minister and the children from the banlieues (suburbs) who are bravely engaged in studying the Shoah and drawing the consequences touches us deeply and allows us to look with hope toward an uncertain future," said Klarsfeld.
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I see him standing there, digging around in his bag to see what he had left, laughing with his big American teeth, the kids pulling on his pants legs with their small hands, their eyes wild with hope, asking for more to eat.
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Taliban Peace Talks in Moscow End With Hope the U.S. Exits, if Not Too Quickly: The most significant contact between insurgents and Afghan politicians was informal at best as the government was absent, but the Taliban offered some clarity on their positions.
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Then, towards the end of 2016, Alyx read a couple of stories about psychedelics and autism—an article about a clinical trial of MDMA, and a guy on Reddit who said magic mushrooms had helped immensely with his social anxiety, which filled him with hope.
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As a singer who chronicled a lifetime battle with mental illness in the book River of Time: My Descent into Depression and How I Emerged with Hope, and a physician who has spent decades researching cures for mental disorders, we find these statistics devastating.
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With gratitude and with hope and with a positive vision together for our great nation, we welcome you to join us along with remarkable leaders like Carly Fiorina and all the Republicans who are uniting behind our campaign — from Mike Lee to National Review.
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While a makeshift nightclub with a tinny speaker was spotted in the Jungle over the summer, the Good Chance brings more robust curatorial firepower, with the goal of employing touring artists and visiting residencies to provide camp residents with hope and relief through the arts.
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The best parts about traveling with presidential candidates on the campaign trail are the interactions with voters, who are as diverse as our country and come to the events with hope and optimism that an individual candidate can speak to their most pressing problems.
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A diverse group of businesses, education and labor leaders, including the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the NAACP, the United Way, the State University of New York and IBM, found common ground in a desire to provide the next generation with hope and opportunities for success.
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Morehshin, you have said that the "219D printer is a technology filled with hope and promise"; how much of your work with #Additivism is critique and subversion, and how much is genuine hope that this technology will produce solutions to the problems we face?
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Chinese blue-chips also added 0.5% in Shanghai, as investors there looked with hope to a face-to-face meeting between top U.S. and Chinese negotiators next week, even if there are few signs that it will produce real progress in the two countries' trade war.
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Or maybe the muted response reflects a kind of shock: While everyone was looking in the other direction, waiting with hope or fear for the Supreme Court to deliver its next word on abortion, the Obama administration moved with discretion and precision to fix a particular problem.
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It's dangerous to generalize, but based on simple data, it's difficult to imagine characterizing that same group of Americans, on the whole, as peace-loving, antiwar communitarians, filled with hope for the future, espousing the simple joys of direct activism coupled with a modest, non-acquisitive life.
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Still, "Democracy in Chains" leaves me with hope: Perhaps as books like MacLean's continue to shine a light on important truths, Americans will begin to realize they need to pay more attention and not succumb to the cynical view that known liars make the best leaders.
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But what Mr. Irving does with his replicas — the restless and inventive way he combines and recombines them — makes an opposite point, one charged with hope and excitement: that everything is always changing, and that even if some details persist, their context is never the same.
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But she holds on to the central belief of the TV show, which is that Gilead is a dystopia with hope, that it will be destroyed by individual and extraordinary human beings, and that the audience deserves to see those human beings take the whole thing down.
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SUNDAY BEST ... -- TAX REFORM TIMING -- SPEAKER PAUL RYAN told "FOX NEWS SUNDAY" host CHRIS WALLACE that Republicans are on track to move the tax reform bill through the House before Thanksgiving with hope to get a final bill on the president's desk by Christmas. http://politi.
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News of the agreement with Carrier to keep the Indianapolis facility in the U.S. filled workers at the Huntington plant with hope that their jobs might be saved also, said Mike Harmon, a 7-year employee and business manager for the local International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 983.
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When, midway through her story, her tale intersects with the 2014 police shooting down the road of a young black teen named Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, Daje reflects with hope on the world she wants to create for herself and the son, Ahkeem, she has brought into it.
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The day before making the announcement in 2017, the president huddled with Hope Hicks, a close aide at the time, and Mr. Miller in the small dining room off the Oval Office, hesitating about his decision and agonizing over what to say, according to people close to him.
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"The school's investment in Snap – which this morning announced the completion of its IPO – has matured and given us a significant boost as we continue our work towards realizing the bold vision and goals set out in our community-inspired strategic plan: leading with Hope & Zeal," noted Chiu in the letter.
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Through all the noise and extracurriculars of the N.B.A. finals, a series that has played out with the elegance of a mudslide, James has remained the steadfast captain at the wheel of the Cleveland Cavaliers, guiding his team away from elimination — twice now — and filling this championship-starved city with hope.
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Whiplash made it clear he was a filmmaker to pay attention to, but his ambition with La La Land is much more bold, a glorious musical shot through with hope and regret, idealism and bittersweet acceptance, all buoyed by the singing-dancing-acting marvels that are Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone.
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Executive privilege might also apply to Trump's interactions with Hope Hicks, the former White House communications director, and others about a misleading public statement after the June 53 Trump Tower meeting at which Manafort, Donald Trump Jr. and Jared Kushner met with Russians who had offered dirt on Hillary Clinton.
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"The Catholic Church has long watched with pride and admiration as DACA youth live out their daily lives with hope and a determination to flourish and contribute to society: continuing to work and provide for their families, continuing to serve in the military, and continuing to receive an education," it said.
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In her tearful final speech as first lady, Obama urges young Americans to lead 'with hope, never fear' Obama gave her final speech as first lady at the White House last Friday during the 2017 School Counselor of the Year event, where she hosted 50 school counselors and a slew of stars.
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It said the pope had urged Maduro to "courageously take up the path of sincere and constructive dialogue to alleviate the suffering of the people, most of all the poor, and to promote a climate of renewed social cohesion, which will allow people to look to the future of the nation with hope".
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"Some days I got up and felt hopeless, but then I would run into somebody, or receive a message that referred to the possibility of finding them alive, and suddenly I was filled with hope again," said Carlos Miguel Mendoza, 46, the brother of one of the missing sailors, Fernando Mendoza, 38.
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And it's filled with hope because I see this as our moment in history, our moment when no one is left on the sidelines, our moment when we understand that it comes to us to decide the future of this country, our moment when we build the movement to make real change.
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In Afghanistan, "at the last minute, we're tripling down on all of our worst instincts of the past with hope it turns out differently," said Jason Dempsey, who served as an Army infantry officer in Iraq and Afghanistan and is now an adjunct senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security.
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While this album often feels elegiac, as Mering's voice looms and languid strings proliferate, it's ultimately threaded through with hope–with the idea that attempting to understand the world, to accept that this is sometimes not possible, and to love and know each other regardless (as on the fantastic, genuinely Carole King-reminiscent "Picture You Better").
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Nonfiction authors have approached this challenge by overcompensating, promoting cheery self-actualization through hollow personal brands that treat optimism as an end rather than a means—we are constantly being told to Lean In, to embrace being a Spinster or among All the Single Ladies, and if all else fails, to come up with Hope in the Dark.
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Covering the century that stretched from the abolition of slavery to the civil-rights victories of the mid-1960s, he explains how the nation has required activist liberal presidents — above all Theodore Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Harry S. Truman and Lyndon B. Johnson — to replace fear with hope and then to reverse injustice and expand equality.
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Mr. Knauer also executes one of the brightest bits of Jason Wise's lively choreography while recalling an indiscretion from his past in "The Gypsy in Me." The young lovers whose star-crossed romance accounts for many complications are ably played by Patti-Lee Meringo (as Hope, Lord Evelyn's conflicted fiancée) and Josh Canfield (as Billy Crocker, a fledgling stockbroker who stows away to be with Hope).
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In the narrative of migrants and border-crossing, the ocean is a boundary between and conduit to "othered" lands, filled with hope and danger: Gory's (Rogelio López Marín) photographic series, "Es solo agua en la lágrima de un extraño (It's Only Water in the Teardrop of a Stranger)" superimposes the image of a pool ladder descending into dark water onto a variety of scenes — a parked car, a subway station.
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Compare the first election won by Obama, in which social media devotees reproduced the iconic but official blue-and-red stylized stencil portrait of the new president with HOPE printed across the bottom, a portrait created by artist Shepard Fairey and approved by the official Obama campaign, to the bursting forth of irreverent mainstream-baffling meme culture during the last race, in which the Bernie's Dank Meme Stash Facebook page and The Donald subreddit defined the tone of the race for a young and newly politicized generation, with the mainstream media desperately trying to catch up with a subcultural in-joke style to suit two emergent anti-establishment waves of the right and left.
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