"She was obsessed with having her American dream, her American dream, her American dream," Bobbitt told Vanity Fair.
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My father came to this country from Jamaica ... chasing the American dream, and I'm living that American dream.
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We worked hard and we got an opportunity at the American dream and we achieved the American dream.
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"We — an immigrant like me —we always say, 'the American dream,' " told TODAY, calling Kim his personal 'American dream.
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The Campos family's American dream Janet's family was typical of millions of American households living the standard American dream.
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But the American dream of homeownership has changed in the last decade — and so has the American dream home.
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The superhero comic is the American dream illustrated, and by definition the American dream must be accessible to all.
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"Owning a home is the American Dream for many people, but it may not be your American Dream," she noted.
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Trump lauds the idea of an American dream, and the American dream includes everyone; people with disabilities are no exception.
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Morrison's life was not just the American dream; it was the supposedly inherent impossibility of the Black American dream made real.
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Not surprisingly, the guy who said the "American dream is dead" overperformed in the crumbling communities where the American dream really was dead.
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In theory, the American dream is attainable for everyone, but I'm not sure everyone can achieve the same version of the American dream.
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The power of immigration, the American dream — if you think about the power of the American dream — it is the best brand out there.
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Also this year, Site Selection published its American Dream Index and found South Dakota is the No. 1 state for achieving the American dream.
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He's the American dream the same way that the Mafia or Frank Abagnale, the inspiration for Catch Me If You Can, are the American dream.
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Overinflated American Dream In other words, when the economy crashed, the air got let out of the overinflated ego of the so-called American dream.
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People are vulnerable to Trump's shortcuts to the American dream because they've stopped believing in the American dream, and that has a lot to do with bad policy.
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Fewer than one in five Americans feel like they're living the American Dream, according to Hearth Insights' 2017 State of the American Dream report, which surveyed 2,000 people.
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American Dream clocks in at ten tracks along, and features "call the police" and "american dream," which were previously released as a double A-sided single on May 5.
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"The power of immigration, the power of the American dream, if you think about the American dream, it is the best brand out there," Khosrowshahi told Cramer in May.
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"I thought at that time I had the American Dream — or at least my version of the American Dream — chasing money and chasing financial freedom and security," he tells PEOPLE.
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In "The American Dream Is Alive and Well," Samuel J. Abrams writes: I am pleased to report that the American dream is alive and well for an overwhelming majority of Americans.
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The American Dream is alive ... but it's pretty empty.
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Looking for the AMERICAN DREAM … Not the MEXICAN NIGHTMARE!
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"My father has been working tirelessly to bring back the American Dream, who've watched politicians, with no business experience, send that American Dream abroad to countries that hate our guts," he continued.
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Imagine it is a tragic ghost story about the American Dream where the ghost is the American Dream; the tragedy is that it keeps haunting America because it doesn't know it's dead.
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"For too long we were excluded from the American Dream, and now we have a chance to be a part of that American dream," Jay-Z told supporters at a 2012 Obama rally.
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"The world we live in has been made up of the American dream, and part of the American dream is about trying to pursue opportunity," Mr. Kolb, 65, said in a phone interview.
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The American dream is fueled by oil and natural gas.
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We just wanted her to come live the American dream.
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After all, I'm blessed to be living the American dream.
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Trump, just give us a shot at the American Dream!
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Read More Is the American dream of energy independence dead?
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This is really painful, what happened to the American Dream?
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This whole American dream idea is kind of a lie.
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This fall that American dream will become a reality: E!
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The American dream looks a lot further away these days.
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" The group's report, "Is the American Dream Alive or Dead?
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For my parents, it's unbelievable — it's like the American Dream.
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Is realizing the American Dream supposed to be so stressful?
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I have a message of everybody achieving the American dream.
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He recorded one album, "My American Dream," after the victory.
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For some, that was the American dream available for them.
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By age 16, we were already living the American Dream.
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These divisions are weakening us and killing the American Dream.
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The home of the (Welsh) American dream: Porthcawl Elvis Convention.
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The American dream personified, in some massive mansions in Calabasas.
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"The American dream, achievable," the narrator says in the ad.
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These young people's dreams are part of the American Dream.
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He is the reassurance that the American dream is alive.
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Owning a home is a cornerstone of the American dream.
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In California, we don't just speak of the 'American dream.
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"It is basically the American dream for me," he says.
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Instead, we'll have a hollow corpse of the American dream.
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They know they have a shot at the American Dream.
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Was this really the American dream I'd signed up for?
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" Tse went on to say "I am the American Dream.
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Their very future, and the American dream, is at stake.
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But a culture clash threatens to shatter an American dream.
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I call it the American Success Story, the American Dream.
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I am a homeowner, it's part of the American Dream.
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Not quite the American dream, but surely an American experience.
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Sure, malls may be dying along with the American dream.
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It sucks, but it's what's left of the American dream.
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"I've almost achieved my objective, my American dream," he said.
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Less than a century ago, Detroit epitomized the American Dream.
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The band also recently announced their forthcoming album, American Dream.
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These days, I feel like the American Dream is broken.
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Who can blame him, truly that is the American dream.
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People think The American Dream always includes buying a house.
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We need to become Americans and live the American dream.
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Owning a home wasn't always baked into the American dream.
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That's supposed to be the formula for the American Dream.
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Home ownership has long been touted as the American dream.
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What's the right way to think about the American dream?
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The American dream has been endangered for some decades now.
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"The fact is the American dream is back," he crowed.
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And at the top of that is the American dream.
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Between our community and the American Dream is your leadership.
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But you also have people who've lived the American dream.
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Brad lives in a soft pocket of the American dream.
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The American dream is absolutely alive here in Willets Point.
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A definition of the American dream, as explained by Investopedia.
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If you're an American, the American dream is still alive.
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The company has already spent $700 million at American Dream.
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Pavia's story is the classic story of the American dream.
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Triple Five kicked off construction on American Dream in 2013.
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The path to the American dream needs to be rerouted.
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DeVos to keep the American dream within reach for all.
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Economic uncertainties have withered the American Dream for so many.
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For many, the American dream is now out of reach.
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It's hard not to believe in that elusive American dream.
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In our own ways, we both achieved the American dream.
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They'd had, as much as anyone else, the American dream.
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Living the American dream should be celebrated rather than denigrated.
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Student Opinion What does the American dream mean to you?
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" On "60 Minutes," Dalio said "the American dream is lost.
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"American dream food," she added, also only half in jest.
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How much of the American dream hangs in the balance?
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The real American dream is to enjoy the luxuries together.
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By revoking DACA, President Trump has crushed the American Dream.
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Racial injustice would be the death of the American dream.
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Feel-good, positive content that lets us know that the American Dream still lives on, even if the same content farm let us know that our American Dream of winning Powerball was basically impossible.
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"For too long we were excluded from the American dream, and now we have a chance to be a part of that American dream," Jay-Z said on stage in 2012 during an Obama rally.
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"I am a product of the American dream," Calderón Kellett said.
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Tommy Hilfiger is living the American dream — or at least Eloise's.
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Here's a look at how the American Dream came to be.
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It also gave the megamall a new name: The American Dream.
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It's become synonymous with the American dream in pursuit of happiness.
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Gomez's route to bat sales reads like some reverse American dream.
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The Complacent Class: The Self-Defeating Quest for the American Dream.
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Although the play is British, the narrative is pure American dream.
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We just want to be a part of the American dream.
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This isn't the American dream we all want for our children.
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It's the new American dream: a limitless fountain of millennial opportunity.
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This isn't the American Dream we all want for our children.
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For instance, the American dream is alive and well—in Canada.
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Rumors of the American dream being dead have been greatly exaggerated.
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The American dream isn't fading, it's just time to re-tool.
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When you talk about the American dream, who's achieving that dream?
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In fact, some would say that is indeed the American dream.
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Isn't that a lovely full-circle American dream kind of story?
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In other words, has growth in licensing killed the American dream?
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And I know I've lived the American dream, by the way.
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And I'm very focused on helping others live the American dream.
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He's not the president of what the American dream stands for.
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She thought it was all part of realizing the American dream.
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The American Dream is seen as beyond reach by most Americans.
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You buy into the American Dream mythology that you've earned it.
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OUR KIDS: The American Dream in Crisis, by Robert D. Putnam.
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His name is Murat Guzel and he lives the American Dream.
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With Trump University, he peddled the American Dream to aspiring entrepreneurs.
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For many people, owning their own business is the American dream.
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If so, this American dream is now akin to a dictatorship.
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To achieve the American Dream, we believed, one must work hard.
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"Streit's: Matzo and the American Dream" (2016), directed by Michael Levine.
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The police said the brand of heroin was called American Dream.
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What do you think Trump's wall means to the American dream?
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Maybe specifically saying this American Dream didn't succeed in its goal.
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But rather the Ship of State flying the American Dream flag.
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That will hurt future generations and the American dream of homeownership.
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Everyone has a different idea of what the American dream entails.
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"The American dream" is an apt phrase, because dreams are illogical.
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Patch Homes is hoping to keep the proverbial American dream alive.
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Taken together, the American Dream of upward mobility is in peril.
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"I thought, my God, I've lost my American dream," he said.
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This article draws on the group's report "Restoring the American Dream."
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Oddly, American Dream is no more nostalgic than their previous albums.
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How is the American dream of homeownership working out for immigrants?
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"I do believe that the American dream is alive," she said.
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The American dream feels more attainable in Philadelphia at the moment.
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Yaw, an immigrant from Ghana, said it was their American dream.
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"Pray for the regeneration of the American dream," Bono urged afterward.
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"I achieved my American dream and it turned into a nightmare."
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" But Kniffen also doesn't think of American Dream as a "mall.
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American Dream could play a pivotal role in Meadowlands Arena's future.
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We had finally arrived at the threshold of the American dream.
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"They were working hard toward the American dream," Mr. Emanuel said.
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"The focal point is this is about the American dream," Rep.
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But this is the fucking American dream she is shitting on.
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Rick Scott (R-Fla.): Socialism must never replace the American Dream.
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We put it on steroids, went crazy and built American Dream.
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I am the definition of the American dream thanks to CUNY.
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The American dream may not be dead, but it is changing.
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Kher is the archetype of the American dream, not a threat.
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Look, I am, in many respects, you know, the American dream.
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I didn't want to be a part of the American dream.
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"At best, it delays participation in the American Dream," he said.
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Investment expert Mellody Hobson is the epitome of the American Dream.
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Del Rey reevaluates the American dream on a moody pop classic.
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"Government dependency has never been the American dream," Mr. Perdue said.
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The American Dream, as it were, was unraveling under their feet.
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His dream, was "…deeply rooted in the American dream," he said.
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""We believe in the American Dream, not in the socialist nightmare.
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My version of the American dream downsized and put on hold.
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We asked students: What does the American dream mean to you?
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The firm said Trump's line in the speech about the American Dream — "There has never been a better time to start living the American Dream" — was a popular theme on Twitter, albeit one that divided users.
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Sure, calling an album American Dream may be a little too on the nose, but LCD's defeated synth doo-wop "american dream" is a clever rumination on the wake-up that really follows an all-out bender.
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"He's actually a flawed version of the American dream, Gatsby," Scaramucci continued.
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After all, the American Dream doesn't change the makeup of your family.
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That's how I feel about American Dream, too, and not much more.
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It's becoming harder to get started on the American Dream of homeownership.
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In fact, our "American Dream" has been realized because of democratic policies.
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My American Dream and my faith in America are now fully restored.
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But her life has taken a laborious road toward the American dream.
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American Dream is a noble ethos to which all people should aspire.
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To expand the American Dream to reach more people than ever before.
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On its website, American Dream lists parking prices listed for $3-$24.
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Even affluent Americans don't feel the American dream is within reach anymore.
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"Franchising is a great way to attain the American dream," Hashim said.
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It will not bring back the inspiring power of the American Dream.
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This distorted playing field strikes at the heart of the American Dream.
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The next student talked about her deep skepticism about the American Dream.
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No stores or restaurants will open in American Dream until March 2020.
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They're often called "Dreamers" because of their belief in the American dream.
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"What Americans call 'the American Dream' we call 'social climbing,'" she said.
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By all accounts, Steve and Shirley Timmons were living the American Dream.
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In 2017, the American dream no longer looks as it once did.
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"He's a regular guy who has lived the American dream," he says.
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If the American dream still exists, it's evident in people like Crosby.
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Behold, America: The Entangled History of "America First" and "the American Dream".
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I was 5 when they bought their brand-new American dream house.
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"The American dream is alive, but fraying," Dimon said in a statement.
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Hard work paying off is the American Dream I was raised on.
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These words are bound up with American identity and the American Dream.
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They watched as the American dream of a thriving middle class vanished.
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For those concerned about the flagging American dream, this unwinding is disturbing.
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DONALD TRUMP, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: The American dream -- is dead.
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DONALD TRUMP, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: The American dream is dead.
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Does the collapse of unions mean the death of the American dream?
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The American dream doesn't have to be dead, but it is dying.
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Consumers buying into the denim brand are buying into the American dream.
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I will never stop fighting for immigrants' rights to the American dream.
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They feel the American dream is dead and America is slipping away.
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" Sulahian: "I'm living the American dream, one sports car at a time.
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Moreover, 58 percent of Americans no longer believe in the American Dream.
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If that's not the American dream, then I don't know what is.
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When it comes to the American Dream, owning a home is key.
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" Later, they returned to the stage for a performance of "American Dream.
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HUDSON "Streit's: Matzo and the American Dream" (2016), directed by Michael Levine.
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"It's a story about an immigrant's American dream come true," he says.
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Cars and trucks play an outsized role in the traditional American dream.
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For many, buying a home is the realization of the American Dream.
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After all, work is the essential cornerstone to achieving the American dream.
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Others are realizing their hopes for the "American Dream" might be over.
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"You don't migrate now in search of the American dream," he said.
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And yet, each generation, we hope and work for the American Dream.
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An American Dream imposed by Washington would soon become an American nightmare.
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The owners of Forever 21 say that they've lived the American Dream.
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The American Dream megamall opened on Friday in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
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Over 350 shops at American Dream are set to open in March.
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"You are the American dream," Chris Harrison tells her, and everyone cries.
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They're the new American dream, whether we're ready for it or not.
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Photos by Jillian Clark BJ Barham doesn't believe in the American dream.
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Under his presidency, the American dream would be primarily reserved for Americans.
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"The American dream was born here," Randle said, looking over the wasteland.
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Some continue to draw inspiration from the idea of the American dream.
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Is that, ultimately, all the American dream has to offer the Jongas?
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I very badly want us to return to an inclusive American dream.
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It's this aesthetic that LCD Soundsystem aims to inhabit on American Dream.
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Do all Americans have the same chance of achieving the American dream?
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CNBC's "American Greed" looks at the dark side of the American Dream.
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And the economic mobility that made the American dream possible is vanishing.
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The American dream will never play all the way out for you.
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David Leonhardt The phrase "American dream" was invented during the Great Depression.
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If homeownership is your American dream, here is a wake-up call.
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" _____ • "Can an American Dream sick with the American Disease last for long?
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The American dream his parents were chasing didn't make sense to him.
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The American dream still resonates, but in the 21st century it's different.
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The American Dream mall has been in the works for 16 years.
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The Great Depression had cast its dark shadow over the American dream.
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That's when I talk about the importance of renewing the American Dream.
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She was living her American dream in a townhouse in Irvine, Calif.
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When Trump says, "The American Dream is dead," they nod in agreement.
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It's the American dream to move to Hollywood and become a star.
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"I'm a big believer in the American dream," Patel told BuzzFeed News.
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The American Dream seemed firmly within his grasp, wealth one investment away.
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In short, we need to renew the belief in the American dream.
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Hefets is expanding the definition of who can access the American Dream.
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"I think I am a demonstration of the American dream," she said.
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Now, surveys show that the holy American Dream is losing its hold.
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It's another challenge for millennials trying to buy into the American dream.
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Owning your own home has long been part of the American dream.
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" "I wanted to talk about control, our values, the American Dream, money.
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I wanted to talk about control, our values, the American Dream, money.
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Do you think you will be able to achieve the American dream?
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After years of toiling in restaurants, my father's American dream was fulfilled.
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It sends the message that the American dream is alive and well.
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Looking back, there were several things we misunderstood about the American dream.
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Fresh Off the Boat's best season yet slyly dissected the American dream
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"They're coming here with an American dream that doesn't exist," said Aranguer.
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"I'm the product of that American dream," she told Broadly in January.
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"For over 35 years, Triple Five Group has embraced the concept that retail cannot exist without entertainment and experiential elements, and American Dream will further raise the bar," said President of American Dream Don Ghermezian in a press release.
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It was hard work, but I got my shot at the American Dream.
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Now, their moss-covered ruins look like a tomb of the American dream.
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His lyrics shone above others & threw a strange light on the American dream.
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Visitors finally took their first steps inside the American Dream mall on Friday.
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Mr Shteyngart is a hilarious chronicler of the vicissitudes of the American Dream.
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For generations, Americans have been optimistic about the promise of the American Dream.
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All told, American Dream has racked up a roughly $5 billion price tag.
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In many ways, Cole's story is the perfect embodiment of the American Dream.
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" Artist Illma Gore's work included a sign that read: "For Sale: American Dream.
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And it will help open up the American dream to more young people.
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In fact, the shape of the American dream itself looks a lot different.
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The founder says that his story is the embodiment of the American dream.
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And most of all, a better chance at the American dream for everyone.
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But for the wrong person, the "American Dream" can quickly become a nightmare.
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But is his character a schemer... or a victim of the American dream?
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ROBERT MICKENS, DAUGHTER KILLED BY MS-299: The American dream is still there.
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"In Hillary Clinton's America, the American Dream is alive and well," he said.
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I want my people to achieve the American dream just like everyone else.
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What he's saying: "The American dream is lost," Dalio told CBS' Bill Whitaker.
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I&aposve got to argue profoundly and passionately: I&aposm the American Dream.
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There's a raucous, near-unbelievable parable about the American dream somewhere in there.
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As an immigrant and successful small business owner, I'm living the American dream.
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He's trying to reclaim that glory of that American Dream for all Americans.
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The American Dream is the small-business dream: Work hard and achieve success.
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She believes in the American dream in a sort of Obama-esque way.
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His great theme is "the distance between the American dream and American reality".
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Sing Street is a fantasy film about the American Dream, in a sense.
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And we've seen what's happened to the American Dream when we've done nothing.
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" Commentary by Julissa Arce is author of the book, "My (Underground) American Dream.
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My first book, "My (Underground) American Dream," is being published on Sept. 13.
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The meritocratic American Dream was real—at least in our Silicon Valley bubble.
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American Dream may not be reinventing the wheel, but it doesn't need to.
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We can reclaim the American dream for every single person in our country.
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We want to be working members of society and living the American dream.
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The American Dream is the only dream that there is in the world.
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They settled in Salt Lake City, Utah, in search of the American dream.
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We are seeing a rebirth in the enduring vitality of the American dream.
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A record number of Americans believe the American dream is out of reach.
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He was committed to achieving his American dream by becoming a police officer.
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" After winning "America's Got Talent," Boyd released one album titled "My American Dream.
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" For Robbie Cabral, "Shark Tank" meant the chance to live the "American Dream.
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Risky upstarts trying to achieve the American Dream of small business ownership: out.
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"The foundation of the American dream is having a solid education," she said.
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"His life has been the embodiment of the American dream," the late Sen.
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Caliburger was exporting the American dream, and consumers ate it up, animal-style.
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The titular town in Riverdale is built on tradition and the American dream.
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Yet he dreams of an uplifting reconciliation between American reality and American dream.
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They've bought into the American dream, and we should help them find it.
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Its pursuit is the loneliness coiled within the heart of the American dream.
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"This policy is about helping people achieve the American dream," she told reporters.
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We wanted some shot at that American Dream that people always talk about.
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Over time, though, you see a really dramatic fading of the American dream.
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This is the American dream gone wrong – a life of emptiness and routine.
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In a pop culture way, Tiger was the manifestation of the American dream.
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All she'd been trying to do was become a true American dream story.
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It's a myth that should be killed before it kills the American dream.
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There is still that American Dream sort of thing in independent game development.
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From then on, "he worked diligently to achieve the American dream," she said.
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If it becomes so, it will be the end of the American dream.
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It is fear about the economy — Is the American dream still a possibility?
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Finland can provide the American dream because of its public services, Marin said.
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The American dream was a nightmare from which he was trying to wake.
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Two-thirds of millennial renters view homeownership as important to the American Dream.
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American Dream cost an estimated $5 billion to build and opened in 2019.
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He's now a Congressman who still believes people can realize the American dream.
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You can see the effects on the American dream in the charts here.
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A study of 20 million children shows the fragility of the American Dream.
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Consider that the phrase, the American Dream, has changed radically through the years.
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The grandson of immigrants, Mike believes in the power of the American Dream.
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How long will it take them to achieve the American dream of homeownership?
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Some even felt it threatened their hard-won hold on the American dream.
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Ariana's anxiety also shows one big gaping hole in the "American dream" concept.
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Is the middle-class American dream coming at the cost of poorer citizens?
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If you want the American dream today, you ought to move to Canada.
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They allow Americans the opportunity to craft and live their own American Dream.
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Most read among Times subscribers: The American Dream, Quantified at Last OpinionDavid Leonhardt
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But this is the f***ing American dream she is sh***ing on.
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CNBC's shocking true crime series examines the dark side of the American Dream.
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That's the idea behind the $5 billion American Dream mall in New Jersey.
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Even if anybody wants to stop that American dream, I won't let them.
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He was -- and is -- for many, the living embodiment of the American dream.
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Why is family connection more important than achieving the American dream of success?
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The USA has the most famous diversity policy of all – the American Dream.
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As an immigrant from Israel, what is your definition of the American Dream?
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And, true to the American Dream, this trend continues to the next generation.
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Here is a Times search on "American dream" over the last 12 months.
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Education beyond high school has been called the passport to the American dream.
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The gravestones mourn the loss of things like "decency" and the American Dream.
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Believing in the American dream is a way to deny your own existence.
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If you go looking for freedom, it's like looking for the American dream.
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I had a family, a career, a house in the suburbs—the American dream.
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American dream These concerns are not intended to be an attack on Zuckerberg's character.
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The idea that the American Dream lives on through the Ngos makes me happy.
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He loved Reagan's cowboy hats and boots and his talk of the American dream.
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The American dream is not a product that is only sold to white people.
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In the U.S., my wife and I were poster children for the American dream.
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The people who found these chains are also really cookie-cutter American dream prototypes.
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It's a dangerous notion, this American dream, because of how the country has progressed.
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Her protagonists are not people but two expressions: "the American dream" and "America first".
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"I'm a perfect example of the American dream, if you're white and borderline pretty."
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They believe in the American dream and they want to have a better life.
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Mr Cohen's tale reads like the American dream as told by a Russian novelist.
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"My parents came here simply in search of the American Dream," she told Refinery29.
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Facebook co-founder says its rise reveals the fault lines destroying the "American Dream"
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NARRATOR: Is this what Donald Trump and Ed Gillespie mean by the American dream?
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At this moment in time, with the American Dream so broken, "security" will do.
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Of all the Founding Fathers, no one embodies the American dream better than Hamilton.
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"We are enough to ensure we have all the opportunities of the American dream."
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And the American dream is big enough for everyone to share in its promise.
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Instead, we immigrants are the active designers of our version of the American dream.
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Until then it had been a textbook example of the American dream come true.
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Together, they're one huge happy family — which Kim considers to be the American dream.
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In this context, it is intended to rethink how to reach The American dream.
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From rural towns to inner cities, millions can no longer achieve the American dream.
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More than any other demographic, Latinos believe the American Dream can still be achieved.
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" Wednesday's event was Trump's second public appearance during the White House's "American Dream Week.
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The Latino community is a hardworking one eager to live out the American Dream.
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His lyrics shone above others and threw a strange light on the American dream.
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As immigrants, both my and Phil's lives have unfolded like the true American Dream.
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But each in its own way slyly reflects the nightmare within the American dream.
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So they followed the American dream and kind of got stuck in the middle.
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This arc was mentioned more than once as a version of the American dream.
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I saw their sweat, heartbreak and struggle as they worked toward the American Dream.
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Meant to echo the American dream, instead it highlights the difference between the two.
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It has world-class institutions, and it's meritocratic, and it has the American dream.
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Maybe they're the ghosts of children abandoned by the prejudicially selective American dream machine.
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It's really part of the American dream, and you're a protector of that process.
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Homeownership, the foundation of the American dream, proves to be the longest-lasting currency.
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Homeownership lies at the heart of the American Dream, representing success, opportunity and wealth.
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And some young people feel the American dream is slipping out of their reach.
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Forever 221's Chapter 221 bankruptcy filing features a discussion of the American Dream.
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Januarium recounted a classic American dream and what happens when it no longer applies.
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Here's what it was like to go to American Dream on its opening day.
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A healthy, prosperous middle class has long been the manifestation of the American dream.
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They helped make it visible that I am a product of the American dream.
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They work to close this gap so more families can achieve the American Dream.
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Calculator Homeownership may be the American dream, but what exactly does it look like?
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Stop trying to convince us that their American dream is now a pipe dream.
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It is not the kind of country portrayed by evangelists of the American dream.
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Base nativism must not be allowed to undermine the American dream, or its future.
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AN UNLIKELY JOURNEY Waking Up From My American Dream By Julián Castro 225 pp.
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And most important, has he truly woken up from the American dream of meritocracy?
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Then dive into any or all of the following: • The American Dream Is Alive.
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We have achieved our American dream, we see hope and possibility and positive change.
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Throughout our history, self-sufficiency has been a core tenet of the American dream.
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Unlike the American dream, it isn't premised on abstract hope but on concrete advice.
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Triple Five said retailers will continue to open up at American Dream through 2020.
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"You talk about the American dream, well, we had a Caymanian dream," he said.
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Her kids were living their version of the American dream and inheriting a cornucopia.
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Another mall that is taking the entertainment approach from the start is American Dream.
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He looks like he just wants a peaceful little slice of the American dream.
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Without it, the "American dream" would be even more unachievable than it is today.
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But the American dream, under this president, seems to be no longer within reach.
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For a long time, Americans have bought into the meritocracy, the American dream ideal.
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However, the company doesn't refer to American Dream as a mall, though others may.
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You'll hear about the mundanity of factory labor and an American dream left unrealized.
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Their agenda should focus on giving people more opportunities to achieve the American dream.
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In 2013, Perales received the American Dream Award during the Multi-Unit Franchising Conference.
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"Techies are the latest REM cycle in the American dream," the rapist declares, cleverly.
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"This country was built by dreamers, for dreamers, chasing the American dream," she said.
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That, too, is the flip side of the American Dream, in itself a scam.
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In Chicago the American Dream collided with brutal truths about war, violence, and corruption.
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These voters have come to America because they want to live the American dream.
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Everything -- from school shootings to the American dream -- is seen through a partisan lens.
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They also balanced one another, as characters at opposite ends of the American dream.
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If that is Mr Trump's message he and the American dream will be victorious.
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Owning a home is often considered the American dream — and it's an expensive one.
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Our demand for cheap food is killing the American dream for millions of people.
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Like millions of immigrants before him, it's all in pursuit of the American Dream.
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What our survey found about the American dream came as a surprise to me.
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For many, Levittown offered an affordable road map to the American dream of homeownership.
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It was understood that if I worked hard, I could achieve my American Dream.
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The American dream of the single-family home, for example, encourages separation between neighbors.
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"This policy is about helping people achieve the American dream," she told reporters recently.
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Though the three-million-square-foot American Dream megamall will be huge, it won't be the largest mall in the US. That title belongs to Mall of America, which is owned by Triple Five Group, the same company that owns American Dream.
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Many of his supporters seem angry about so many things — a black president, their lot in life, not getting their piece of the American dream or having to share that American dream with people of color, women, gay, lesbian and transgender people.
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They stick to each other about as well as socialism sticks to the American dream.
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October 2018 - Castro's memoir, "An Unlikely Journey: Waking Up from My American Dream," is published.
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SG Blocks is working toward giving everyone their fair chance of reaching the American dream.
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To his following, he was an icon of success, an incarnation of the American dream.
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Charlie Daniels: I believe the American Dream is still alive , I live it every day.
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That is the American dream, but that wasn't my dream as a proud Peruvian-American.
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Trump's life is very much entwined with immigration and the promise of the American dream.
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The American Dream is what makes this country an emblem of hope throughout the world.
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" However, he said the question is whether there is "equal opportunity for the American dream.
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We have young people who no longer believe that the American dream applies to them.
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After that, each successive period invented its own American dream according to the prevailing conditions.
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As for the American dream, Ms Churchwell laments that it has become fossilised and flat.
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"It's the same old bootstraps story, an American dream artfully told, skillfully sold," she wrote.
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Saad cringes at the cliché, but it's true: Her family's story is the American Dream.
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Diminishing social mobility excludes the middle class from the hope of achieving the American Dream.
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Tickets for Friday through Sunday are already sold out according to the American Dream website.
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"It takes a builder to rebuild the American Dream, and Donald Trump has the blueprint."
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I'm proposing the idea of the WorkParty as a new version of the American Dream.
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UNINDENTIFIED FEMALE: Is this what Donald Trump and Ted Gillespie mean by the American dream?
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The American Dream isn't possible without understanding how to save, invest and use debt wisely.
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As were millions of others who realized the American Dream through innovation, imagination and initiative.
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"I feel so strongly about the promise of America and the American dream," Schultz said.
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To those living the American dream in their own home, it can be a nightmare.
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My American dream is continuing what I have now but more open, and just...more.
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It's "another nail in the coffin of the American Dream," he says at one point.
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The haunted house is a violation of this comfort, the American dream gone horribly wrong.
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More important, it's a way to deliver on the American Dream for thousands of families.
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" Cody Rhodes is the son of pro wrestling legend Dusty Rhodes, aka "The American Dream.
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In that vein, for many, "America" and "American Dream" now sound more boilerplate than sincere.
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For me, the key to a new American Dream is the Universal Basic Income (UBI).
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Sanders added, "it's our responsibility to keep the American dream alive for kids like Frank."
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What is a significant – and growing – barrier preventing future generations from achieving the American Dream?
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Kennedy's death is still marked as the tragic end of the bucolic postwar American dream.
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In 1987, Alan Bock wrote that our immigration problem is caused by the American Dream.
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The Money Issue A particular vision of the American dream has shaped elections for decades.
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To the Editor: The American dream is a shining beacon of hope around the world.
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Their stories, and many more like they are the very embodiment of the American Dream.
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"This is part of where the American dream is not working out here," she says.
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As a nation, we want people who own the American dream, not just rent it.
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Full ownership of the American dream is good for the U.S. and good for immigrants.
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All we need now is a federal government to let us achieve the American dream.
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Only 11 percent of Americans say becoming wealthy is essential to achieving the American Dream.
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Arriving impoverished, he fulfilled the American dream and became a multimillionaire by selling so many.
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Piazza represents to Eblen nothing short of the fulfillment of the American dream, she said.
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Trump, on the other hand, embraces individualism and working hard to achieve the American dream.
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They are questioning whether or not colleges and universities actually contribute to the American dream.
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Hispanics, especially those Catholics who attend Mass regularly, want a piece of the American dream.
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And they chose to come because they wanted to be part of the American dream.
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In the pursuit of the American dream, minority business owners often face an uphill battle.
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We want the ability to achieve the American dream in a safe and secure nation.
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You will then probably realize that they themselves are the epitome of the American dream.
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"When I was living [in California,] I was living the American dream," Chiu told Hyperallergic.
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My grandfather escaped a war and he came to this country for the American Dream.
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In an interview with Politico he said Warren was "s------g on" the American Dream.
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The American Dream complex opened to the public on Friday in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
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The American Dream megamall opened to the public on Friday in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
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Weiner told Forbes that the deal "shows the American dream is still alive and well."
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"I think I am living proof of the American dream," Persaud said during the episode.
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"Gatsby" can be read as a tragic tale about the limits of the American dream.
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Did he not find the American dream that drew him, like so many others, here?
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It's the story of the American Dream and how close we've come to killing it.
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I am the American dream incarnate, with an Ivy League education and a book deal.
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Then again, this is less a book about Yemen than the old-fashioned American dream.
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In the book, there's not much American dream left as Barry goes across the country.
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A new car and the open road bring the freedom to chase the American dream.
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LCD Soundsystem's American Dream is a passably punkoid rock album, fiery in places, elsewhere clunky.
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Like the heartland rockers whose aesthetic she knows failed us, Clark indicts the American Dream.
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It just doesn't make sense anymore to stay here and keep pursuing this American dream.
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It may be dormant, but this striving American dream is still lurking in every heart.
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For Buckley, the American dream was a giant bootstrap that American blacks refused to employ.
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The American dream is based on the idea that hard work will result in success.
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I think that the old notion of the American Dream is slipping away from us.
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In other words, Canadians have a better shot at the American Dream than Americans do.
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I refuse to let another generation of American children be excluded from the American Dream.
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It felt like we were well on our way toward building our own American dream.
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The average salary has risen to nearly $50,000, offering a path to the American dream.
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" – "An American Dream" Norman Mailer "If you think the Indian Wars are over, think again!
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Under Gordon Edelstein's direction, two immigrant families scrabble for a piece of the American dream.
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But the retail portion of American Dream won't actually open up until later in 2020.
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Numbers like that fuel the sense that the American dream is not alive and well.
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Commentary by Julissa Arce, the author of the forthcoming book, "My (Underground) American Dream" (Sept.
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The diversity this confers on America is our strength because immigrants live the American Dream.
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If you want to come to America and pursue the American dream, follow the rules.
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We must think anew and act anew if we are to save the American dream.
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In the broader sense, the season is skeptical about various versions of the American dream.
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"There has never been a better time to start living the American dream," Trump said.
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"It is no hyperbole to say that Dulce Garcia embodies the American dream," it said.
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This perfectly parallels the empty corridors that connect the ostentatious attractions of the American Dream.
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However, the American Dream makes it clear that this is the true peak of capitalism.
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"He represents the other America, the progressive America and in a way the American dream."
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We've got to make sure that every American has the opportunity at the American Dream.
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"This policy is about helping people achieve the American dream," Verma told reporters on Thursday.
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I watched a good many of them, including my own father, live that American dream.
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Nicki Crock focuses specifically on one classic part of the American dream: buying a house.
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Harth, a makeup artist, first met Trump in 53, when she and her then-boyfriend, George Houraney, made a business presentation to Trump in hopes he would back their American Dream festival, an offshoot of Harth's pin-up competition called American Dream Calendar Girls.
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If the Bill Clinton story is about the American Dream, no less so is the story of his father, W.J. Blythe, a rag-poor farmer's son who grew up at a time and in a place when the American Dream nearly strangled in the dust.
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Teva Alon, Bergen County Academies, Cresskill, N.J.: "The American Dream" by Edward Albee and "Welcome to the Era of the Post-Shopping Mall" This year, we read "The American Dream," a satirical play by Edward Albee that explores the materialism and superficiality of American society.
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Vaishno Das Bagai ended his life because he felt he failed at realizing his American dream.
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Facebook co-founder says its rise reveals the fault lines destroying the "American Dream" It's ironic.
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So, how do we build a future where entrepreneurism abounds and consequently revives the American Dream?
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The indoor attraction is located at the new American Dream mall in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
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A majority of millennials already acknowledge that the American Dream is far out of their reach.
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Some originally announced tenants of American Dream, like Toys 'R' Us and Barneys, are now bankrupt.
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"The American dream is alive," Trump Jr. said to a journalist onstage, referring to Khosrowshahi's barb.
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"I shelved my 'American dream' as well as the contract with Weinstein's film company," she wrote.
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And I think that gives evidence of the fact that the American dream is coming back.
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It was the American Dream, and that was who we represented and that was my customer.
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A recent paper by Raj Chetty of Stanford University and colleagues documents the "fading American dream".
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It was no surprise that the house they built in Tijuana mirrored their American dream home.
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It gives them the economic mobility to work, to save money, to start the American dream.
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What this journey adds up to is a search for community, intertwined with the American Dream.
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Eventually he gave up his American dream and got a place at a European university instead.
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You see, in order to live the American dream, sometimes you have to fight for it.
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Renting used to come with a social stigma, since homeownership was touted as the American Dream.
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Like the Mall of America, American Dream is going to feature way more than just stores.
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Miller's observations hold true in the 21st century, particularly about the fallacy of the American Dream.
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"This is the American Dream, I can't even get my head around it," she tells PEOPLE.
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Full stop" and that "her life, talent and career is a masterclass in the American dream.
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It's a quintessential American immigrant story, with Garland's nomination a triumphant embodiment of the American Dream.
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Immigrant parents, they geared our whole lives, me and my brothers to getting the American Dream.
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Thousands sold their belongings to raise cash for perilous journeys in pursuit of their American Dream.
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Instead, the Times's history with 1776 is every bit as glowing as the American dream itself.
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JAY-Z's story is an American fantasy to some more than it is the American Dream.
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She worked long hours in hot factories to achieve what she thought was her American Dream.
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Now a new group of citizens can have a chance at obtaining their own American dream.
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When I asked him if he thought the American Dream was still attainable, he said yes.
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It's time to defend the American dream and not defer it for any of our children.
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My immigrant parents came to America, like millions of others, in pursuit of the American dream.
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The American dream was this machine we built to get rid of uncertainty and create security.
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"That is a devastation to the American dream, that's what's really salient to people," Lake said.
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Most importantly, Greene says she has a desire to make the American Dream available to everyone.
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Then I came back in 3003, and it seemed like the American dream had deserted America.
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Their final deportation orders not only separated them from their American dream, but their American family.
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With their fourth child on the way, Greg and Rachel Denning were living the American dream.
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The admission of Puerto Rico will also signal that the American dream is still burning brightly.
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"Obama & his stooges tried to extinguish my American dream & destroy my faith in America," he tweeted.
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This creates an even taller wall between an immigrant and their ownership of the American dream.
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Public pensions are a tradition for a reason: They made the American dream possible for generations.
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Here are 13 tech leaders who struggled as immigrants but later proved the American Dream possible.
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Behind the glowing skyline of Las Vegas, thousands of people are living out the "American Dream".
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They are people whose "American Dream" unfortunately was never fulfilled, and instead, only became a nightmare.
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In the Forever 21 filing, the Changs say they achieved the American Dream through hard work.
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"It's time we build an inclusive America and restore the American Dream for everyone," he added.
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"The American Dream is alive and well," billionaire GoDaddy founder Bob Parsons told CNBC on Thursday.
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Employment is a cornerstone of the American dream, and no less so for people with disabilities.
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"We the People" keep the American Dream alive, not politicians, and it belongs to us all.
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His father, Jin, a successful engineering professor and immigrant from Korea, has fulfilled the American dream.
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"We fear it could permanently put the American dream out of reach of Americans," he said.
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So it seems that the American Dream may still be more accessible to some than others.
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You can download her game Britney Spears: American Dream from the App Store or Google Play.
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On Friday September 1, LCD Soundsystem will release their first album in seven years, American Dream.
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"[My dad] achieved what he envisioned as the American dream, all thanks to hui," Bin explained.
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My grandfather started selling insurance in the 20163s and insurance eventually granted him the American dream.
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It's almost as if he thinks his wealth and American Dream are one in the same.
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A royal wedding Prince Harry and literal American dream Meghan Markle will get hitched in May.
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To Linda, the American dream has been whittled down to self-sufficiency and the open road.
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When I was at the bottom of the totem pole, I believed in the American dream.
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The irony is that Trump insists the American dream is dead, and he has a point.
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Yet they are believers in the American dream, even if some Americans don't believe in them.
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But the Trump administration's racist and classist policies are hastening the demise of the American dream.
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If it had worked out, we would say she was the manifestation of the American dream.
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But her Chinese-immigrant American dream for me died a sudden death when I met Jessica.
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Jerry lived the American Dream -- he truly loved his country, and his country loved him back.
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Optimists might argue that those trillions bought a 21st-century Asian equivalent of the American dream.
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American Dream (2017) and This is Happening (2010) are available from Amazon and other online retailers.
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She tells us of her American dream: simply to work, be happy and raise a family.
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As polls show, those Democrats are losing faith in capitalism itself, in the American dream itself.
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This time, the singalongs are mixed with warnings and pleas to save an endangered American dream.
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American Dream is expected to be a mix of about 45% retail and 55% entertainment venues.
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This sturdy manufacturer of tractors personified the embodiment of the American Dream for generations of Peorians.
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On Friday, Nickelodeon Universe will open its doors at the American Dream mall at the Meadowlands.
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The proceedings inspired Hani Ali, 35, an accountant from Sudan, to think about the American dream.
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Reaching the rags-to-riches success of the American Dream is more nuanced than we know.
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Located in East Rutherford, New Jersey, American Dream is the second-largest mall in the US.
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"The American dream was being sold to us," Mr. Ramos, 19, said through a Spanish translator.
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American Dream, as it's called, offers a dizzying array of theme parks better suited to Dubai.
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The time has come to restore hope in homeownership — and, by extension, the American Dream itself.
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"They want the American dream, and they don't mind starting off on the bottom," he said.
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Hispanics are cashing in on their economic success by achieving the American dream of home ownership.
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"There's a compelling American dream, lemon-into-lemonade factor with all these reality families," she said.
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We need individuals hungry for the American Dream, and that includes workers at ALL skill levels.
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And that many households don't have access to the same opportunities to achieve the American dream.
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The existence of poverty does not undermine the American dream, but the persistence of it does.
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President Obama made the American dream come true for me, and I will forever be grateful.
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For this reason, I urge the administration to continue their journey of achieving the American dream.
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The latest twist for American Dream came with the election of President-elect Donald J. Trump.
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Katy Perry is here to make us feel like we're living in someone else's American dream.
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Students, read the entire article, then tell us: — What does the American dream mean to you?
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Do you think you will be able to achieve the American dream when you are older?
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Only 18 percent took the position that the American dream was out of reach for them.
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Meanwhile, families and individuals who achieve the American dream of homeownership are capped at only $22020,000.
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From voter disenfranchisement to the ever-widening racial wealth gap, African Americans continue to be denied their right to the American dream for no other reason than the American dream was historically built without them — though their ancestors' free slave labor was instrumental in building America.
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The data also show that most Americans believe themselves to be achieving this version of the American dream, with 41 percent reporting that their families are already living the American dream and another 41 percent reporting that they are well on the way to doing so.
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"Everybody wants that part of the American dream — everyone wants a piece of that pie," she said.
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It's not only an elegy for the jazz era but for the idea of the American dream.
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From immigrant to elector: 'Living the American Dream' But mass defections of electors was always extremely unlikely.
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"It's not going to die anytime soon," says self-made millionaire Steve Siebold of the American Dream.
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Working together we will begin the urgent task of rebuilding our nation and renewing the American dream.
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"I'm living the American dream, one sports car at a time," Sulahian said in her RHOC tagline.
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This is the American Dream and it's as alive today as it was on July 4th 1776.
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For most millennials I know, the American dream of homeownership doesn't just feel far away, but impossible.
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"American Pie" is about everyone fighting for the American dream because it looks different for different people.
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His recent, acclaimed album 4:44 also delves into themes of institutional racism and the American Dream.
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After four years, construction started again at American Dream, with Triple Five Group now at the helm.
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Triple Five Group in 25 started to cover the multicolored facade of American Dream with white panels.
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Triple Five Group in May pushed the opening of phase one at American Dream to the fall.
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"Everybody has a right to live in the United States, to live that American dream," she said.
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VICE PRESIDENT MIKE PENCE: I think the American dream was dying until President Donald Trump was inaugurated.
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The current state of affairs "isn't the American Dream we all want for our children," Trump said.
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The eternal quest to strike the right balance between the two "is the American dream", he muses.
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Family separation and disintegration is the price my family paid for a shot at the American Dream.
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The American Dream mall opened in the Meadowlands in New Jersey today after 15 years of development.
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A home with a white picket fence used to be a core part of the American dream.
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Are we witnessing the death of the American Dream of home ownership and a white picket fence?
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"We will begin the urgent task of rebuilding our nation and renewing the American dream," he said.
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Like the 1970s classics, Mr Khan's ditty is all blue jeans, work boots and American-dream fulfilment.
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" She continued, saying "We're a mix of everything, and I think family is the ultimate American dream.
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And Andrew Yang, an entrepreneur, champions universal basic income as a way to restore the American Dream.
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The exhibit opens with photos of the car as an icon of the mid-century American Dream.
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The daughter of South Korean immigrants, Kim says her idea of the American dream was public service.
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Although his may have been to find true love, my family's American Dream eventually came true, too.
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All that being said, I believe that I may have recently achieved the anxiety disorder American dream.
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Ospina's story showcases the same tenacity shown by innumerable undocumented young people striving for the American Dream.
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These issues resonate with nearly every worker, because wages are at the heart of the American dream.
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The loss of manufacturing jobs causes the American dream to be more and more out of reach?
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Candidates' handlers might reconsider, however, their fondness for jamming "America" and the "American Dream" into these slogans.
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" Moore seems to give an answer with previous clips of Trump saying, "The American Dream is dead.
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The title of the message was "Helping You Conquer the American Dream": I don't play the lottery.
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It makes it far too hard for hardworking people and small businesses to achieve the American Dream.
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Do you see a connection between the issue of drunkenness and the American dream of economic success?
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Tickets for the May 15th showing of "Michael Bolton Presents American Dream: Detroit" are available on Fathomevents.com.
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"Call the Police" and "American Dream" came across as updates for the faithful: lengthy, histrionic, self-aware.
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"I understood that the American Dream meant if I buckled down, I could make it," she said.
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These voters see the American dream slipping away and feel abandoned by their party and their government.
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In doing so, we'll preserve liberty, prosperity and the American Dream for the next generation to come.
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Ultimately, in her failure to find the American Dream, Stacy had been saved from an American Nightmare.
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He has spoken at CPAC, AFP's Defending the American Dream Summit, and many other national political events.
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We need to recommit ourselves to the American dream and being the land of opportunity for all.
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To outsiders, Trump seems to be shunning the American dream in favor of something far more sinister.
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"But this is the f---ing American dream she is s----ing on," he told the publication.
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For many, the American dream is no longer a corporate job, but working independently as a freelancer.
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I believe the American dream of turning an idea or product into great success is still alive.
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When the American dream of advancement is in danger, we have to work to keep it alive.
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And there's no place that knows that better than Pittsburgh, because we are an American Dream city.
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If you are here and believe in the American creed or American dream, you are an American.
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"Both of those things seem to predict the American dream — doing better than your parents," Buttrick said.
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For many, a fair shot at the American Dream means a fair shot at a college education.
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Now is the time to extend the promise of the American dream to explicitly include health equity.
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"You can live the American dream here, too, and you can do whatever you want," he said.
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That's not the American dream, working 12 hours a day five days a week to watch cigarettesmachine.
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It was enough to snag a piece of the American dream — in New York City, no less.
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Becerra speaks truths about lifting people up in a nation where the American dream must always thrive.
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But if Washington fails to develop solutions, the American Dream is sure to wither on the vine.
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But the oversized trailer parked outside breaks the romance somewhat: The American dream has turned commercialized roadshow.
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By all accounts, Ohio State University student Abdul Razak Artan seemed to be living the American dream.
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" She added, "Everyone has the right to the American dream, and that should be there for them.
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I've been aching over Robert Putnam's "Our Kids: The American Dream in Crisis" for two years straight.
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They have been the renewable energy source of the American dream — and our secret advantage over China.
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"That's the American dream," said Mr. Vivar, a Mexican immigrant whose wife, Sara Moran, works alongside him.
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Immigrants should not have to give up food, shelter and health care to pursue the American dream.
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People seeking to partake of the American dream have always been central to America's identity and strength.
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It's the American dream: We're supposed to improve ourselves, get a better job, move on and up.
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Or do you want your difference negotiated to produce reasonable outcomes that may restore the American dream?
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Well, it's a timely moment for a play about a man whose American dream hasn't come true.
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"His rags-to-riches life story is the classic embodiment of the American dream," Mr. Jeffries said.
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Even if the American dream is out of reach, the American nap is still in our grasp.
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"We need to have more equal growth if we want to revive the American dream," Chetty says.
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Like DACA, provisional status will provide an opportunity for approximately 800,000 people to live the American dream.
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But her fresh eyes are wide, she is strong and hopeful, and she dreams our American dream.
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Finally, our growing debt makes the American dream more elusive, and in doing so weakens us all.
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"It's our responsibility to keep the American dream alive for kids like Frank," she told the media.
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Johnny Dang has a story so unlikely that it feels like the epitome of the American dream.
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Most recently, Culture Shock explored the border crisis and what it means to live the American dream.
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Buying a home has long been considered part of the American Dream — but it isn't for everyone.
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They may spout idealistic bromides about equality and the American dream, but all you get is garbage.
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Mitski, a singer-songwriter, delivers the most succinct, thoughtful explanation of the American dream that I've heard.
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No one writes about the little white lies that help sell this new, very small American dream.
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My parents came to the United States from Syria in 1985 in pursuit of the American Dream.
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"This country was built by dreamers, for dreamers, chasing the American dream," Cabello said before introducing U2.
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The idea of a "women's vote" is both a lofty American dream and an ugly little myth.
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Played by comedian-actor Jack Black, Lewan just wants to be loved and live the American dream.
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But I see that American dream slipping away for a lot of Americans," Messam told "New Day.
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They come to Queens because they know that they can live the American dream in this borough.
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Mr. Perdue isn't wrong when he says that the American dream does not consist of government dependency.
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Benoit, a French chef, moved to Jacksonville, Florida, to start a restaurant and experience the American dream.
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I want him to have a chance at a good life, a chance at the American dream.
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Liberals, conservatives, moderates, and independents all agree that the American Dream, however defined, still depends on opportunity.
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There is nothing that inherently binds valuing family, security and the American dream to conservative economic policies.
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Her parents met in Southern California and "were all about assimilation and the American dream," she said.
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But Americans, it turns out, have something else in mind when they talk about the American dream.
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In "The American Dream," the character Young Man discusses his profound emptiness and inability to feel emotions.
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Our products do not compete with anything currently produced in the U.S.A. Don't ruin our American dream!
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"You have a family that's trying to capture the American dream, and then something like this happens."
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This is an example of the American dream actually happening to someone just like me or you.
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The American dream existed in a time where it was realistic to live a balanced, successful life.
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That's the real American Dream, trying to do better by your own children than you had yourself.
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He's the living, breathing American dream: rich, influential, and beloved by all four quadrants of movie-goers.
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"tonite" is the third single from american dream, their first album since 2010's This Is Happening.
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Working together, we will begin the urgent task of rebuilding our nation and renewing the American dream.
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What does Clara's skill in convincing other people to buy the American dream say about her own?
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"That home was our version of the American dream, but we ended up losing it," she says.
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But immigration in itself has been widely regarded as good for America and for the American dream.
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"For a long time, we've been interested in the link between the American dream and America's health, namely that the fading American dream actually has population health consequences," Atheendar Venkataramani, lead author of the paper and a professor of medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, told the Times.
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"For a long time, we've been interested in the link between the American dream and America's health, namely that the fading American dream actually has population health consequences," said Dr. Atheendar Venkataramani, the lead author of the paper and a professor of medicine at the University of Pennsylvania.
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American Dream will be released on September 1, and come out on Murphy's DFA imprint and Columbia Records.
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"You have a Syrian refugee who's living out his American dream literally in front of America," Welteroth said.
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For me, the American dream is not something I read about from someone else, I&aposve lived it.
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"I came here 30 years ago looking for the American dream," said Hatice Lancaster, 51, originally from Turkey.
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Most of his films were made in Pittsburgh, a prescient setting for the decomposition of the American dream.
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She sells houses—she's a real estate agent at Re/Max—helping others realize their own American dream.
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"Restaurants embody the American Dream like no other industry," maintains the industry advocacy group, the National Restaurant Association.
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Mall has been planned since 2003 The American Dream mall has been in the works for 16 years.
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It is the story where average people with above average potential are locked out of the American dream.
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The club is called Harlem's Paradise because it's supposed to be the realization of a Black American dream.
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Today, everyone has their own American dream, although I suspect few would refuse the ultimate: money, money, money.
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With great jobs, a nice house, and healthy kids, it looked like we were living the American dream.
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California is the most popular state among U.K.-based jobseekers chasing the American Dream, according to new research.
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And I'm with her because every child in this country deserves an equal shot at the American dream.
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The core promise of the American dream has always been that you can do better than your parents.
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Miss American Dream had descended into being a Louisiana swamp creature, smacking her gums as she lip-synched.
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"Retelling my story now, retelling success stories, is a great reminder that the American dream can be achieved."
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Fifty percent of Americans say they don't believe in the American dream, and they're justified in believing that.
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It allows anyone with a work ethic and a commitment to customer service to pursue the American Dream.
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It is indeed true that social mobility in the United States falls short of that "American Dream" ideal.
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I've written about immigrants to America who have used food to achieve some level of the American Dream.
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For seven years now, the Dodd-Frank Act has stifled the American Dream — for half of the country.
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Adolphus Busch is the hero of the Anheuser-Busch American dream story, which makes him the perfect protagonist.
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Beneath those fingertips, they can feel that middle-class dream – the American dream – slipping right away from them.
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I wanted to improve myself even more, so I moved to the USA to achieve the American Dream.
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As far as Tatiana Skomski is concerned, the American Dream is alive and well — although just beyond reach.
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" Pew: "Only about one-in-five (17%) say the American dream is 'out of reach' for their family.
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They were selling a vision of the American Dream, complete with quarter-acre lawns, dishwashers and spacious garages.
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But if you do want to get your piece of the American Dream, where do you even begin?
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That's really what this is for me: My version of America and the American dream and social mobility.
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Our natural infrastructure is the land we live on, and it's that foundation that supports the American Dream.
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Basic Books, 2013 The European Dream: How Europe's Vision of the Future is Quietly Eclipsing the American Dream.
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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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"The American Dream is about equal opportunity for everyone who works hard," she said on the nonprofit's website.
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This is killing the once attainable American Dream, but corporations and special interests want us to be quiet.
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We all want our families to have the opportunities to have what they might consider their American Dream.
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MORGAN BRENNAN: I wonder if you think the concept of the American dream is in jeopardy right now?
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Living the American dream means being financially comfortable and living in a place you love — and can afford.
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The American Dream complex began its grand opening process on Friday, October 25 in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
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For countless Americans, me among them, internships have provided a foothold on the path to the American dream.
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Their success stories drive many immigrants to come to the US in hopes of realizing the American Dream.
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Unfortunately, this administration clearly doesn't support this version of the American dream and doesn't believe in its promise.
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Whether it's by choice or force, renting seems to be making its way into the new American Dream.
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The American dream is a universal value, and it is not just opened to the palest among us.
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Overall, the opening of the Nickelodeon Universe theme park seemed to be a great success for American Dream.
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It all began as a minor but inspirational story, proof that the American Dream can still come true.
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Unfortunately, politicians — like Donald Trump — readily lump all immigrants into the culprits who are stealing the American Dream.
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Mr. Trump's promises about the American dream also go along with the well-documented intolerance of his supporters.
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They have decided to abandon the basic tenets that the American dream is built upon, instead embracing socialism.
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HUDSON "Requiem for the American Dream" (403), directed by Peter D. Hutchison, Kelly Nyks and Jared P. Scott.
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" He asks what he's high off and answers himself by saying he's, well, high off his "American dream.
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And it's a real fucked up look at the American dream and the current America we live in.
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Income inequality, entrenched by the Citizen United decision, is a cancer at the core of the American Dream.
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The government should enact policies that allow us the freedom to chase the American dream without institutional impediments.
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Mr. Clinton finished his speech with a now-famous line tying his Arkansas hometown to the American dream.
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American Dream was first envisioned in 1996 and was originally called Xanadu by a completely different development team.
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In 2012, DreamWorks Animation announced a partnership with American Dream to bring a water park to the complex.
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Still, the few of us on board were excited to see the what American Dream had to offer.
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We must demand an equal share of the American dream, and not accept a downgraded version of it.
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At a time when the ghost of the American dream hovers over headlines ranging from free trade vs.
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"We went after it because that's a show that, fundamentally, is about the American dream," Mr. Sherwood said.
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"They went for the American dream," Wendy Joanna Martínez de Romero, said from her home in El Salvador.
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They're in Amazon's "Lorena" as well, lingering over cities, making some point (I think) about the American dream.
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"It's like the true American dream, the way his whole story was," his elder son, Michael, said recently.
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"Call the Police" and "American Dream" are but two of many forlorn ballads about age and cultural decline.
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The American Dream has long promised a pathway to a better life for those willing to work hard.
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She detailed a cap on energy prices and promised to create a British version of the American dream.
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Triple Five Group has shut the Mall of America and its megamall project in New Jersey, American Dream.
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WILMORE: I think that people feel that in some way he is the embodiment of the American Dream.
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Each of these events are inherently different, but they feel somehow linked, evoking an American dream gone sideways.
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The index is a measure of which top institutions are doing the most to promote the American dream.
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Chris Christie promising that American Dream would open in time for the 2014 Super Bowl at MetLife Stadium.
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These days, people are arguably more worried about the American dream than at any point since the Depression.
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Trump spoke to your genuine pain, to the fading of the American dream, and he won your votes.
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Beating up on "the American Dream," which is now ebbing everywhere, lacks the frisson that it once had.
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"There has never been a better time to start living the American dream," Trump said in his speech.
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" Richards said Macklemore told the crowd, "We should be welcoming and encouraging everyone to live the American Dream.
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This kind of characterization is commonplace today, and very different from the original spirit of the American dream.
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Among low-income adults, by contrast, 53 in 10 say the American Dream is completely out of reach.
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THE FRUIT OF ALL MY GRIEF: Lives in the Shadows of the American Dream, by J. Malcolm Garcia.
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After years of sacrifice, together they live their own American dream — complete with Saturday church services in Kreyol.
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Like millions of other immigrants, I had been lured to America by the promise of the American dream.
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Millions of Americans are losing faith in the American dream of upward mobility and American-style capitalism itself.
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My grandmother sacrificed a lot for her daughters to live out the American dream she had for them.
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I'd hope that this work offers a new way of looking at and thinking about the American Dream.
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Many found the American dream, but if they didn't, they can see it in their children and grandchildren.
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Messam joined the race touting his family's American dream story and his record as Miramar's first black mayor.
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"We are not going to allow the death tax to steal away the American dream," Trump said Wednesday.
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I approve this message because I'm running for Congress to stop Donald Trump from destroying the American dream.
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Increased college attainment leads to greater economic opportunity and makes the American dream a reality for more Americans.
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Still, proving the doubters and naysayers wrong while pursuing a buck is part of the American dream too.
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"Elijah himself personally lived the American dream and he wanted everyone else to have that opportunity," she said.
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"Suburbicon," a jaundiced, hard-sell comedy, wants you to know that the American dream was always a crock.
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Even if "Shark Tank" is propaganda — the selling and marketing of the American dream — the fantasy feels real.
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As a woman, it might be harder for me to achieve the same American dream as a man.
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Belsy Garcia Manriquez's country, the one she grew up in, told her she could achieve her American Dream.
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The president has allowed thousands to achieve the American dream of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
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Some on the left also believe that voters still define the American dream in terms of financial success.
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I want to pivot to this idea of the "American dream," which intersects with the America First movement.
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Economic insecurity is our lived reality, the American Dream has faded away and uncertainty is the new constant.
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Millennials make 20 percent less than their parents — and it's killing the American dream Millennials make 20 percent less than their parents — and it's killing the American dream A new report published Friday says the same thing previous studies have said about the financial outlook for young Americans: It's not great.
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Instead, as 13 former presidents have shown us, it's time for each of us to use the inherent power of the American dream to unify our country, come together to meet its challenges here and abroad and work as one to secure for future generations an American dream that never dies.
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The Opinion piece continues: The data also show that most Americans believe themselves to be achieving this version of the American dream, with 41 percent reporting that their families are already living the American dream and another 41 percent reporting that they are well on the way to doing so.
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But when you search for the origins of the phrase "American dream," it turns out it emerged on the progressive left to argue the opposite side of the case — to say that unchecked capitalism and huge increases in private wealth would destroy the American dream of opportunity, because of inequality.
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Their contributions make America more competitive and they deserve the opportunity to work, study, and pursue the American dream.
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He says he has made it but has a long way to go before he achieves his American dream.
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Miners aren't the only workers gunning for this kind of career shift: The American dream is officially moving online.
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People feeling like their vision of the American dream didn't fit into what was currently going on in politics.
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American dream Zigorat checks his resettlement status daily online and says he will not give up on his dream.
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For kids born in 1950, the likelihood of achieving that version of the American Dream had fallen to 79%.
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He conquered the political scene and how he&aposs providing access to the American dream for millions of Americans.
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And for millions of Indians, Kuchibhotla's murder has raised serious questions: is America still home to the American dream?
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"I look up to Elon Musk because he seems like the modern example of the American Dream," she says.
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Baker's films refuse both the mythology of the American dream and the antiseptic qualities that so often accompany it.
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And finally, a $5 billion shopping mall called the American Dream has opened less than 10 miles from Manhattan.
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Here it is in translation: The "American Dream" is something that grips the imagination of almost every startup founder.
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Environmentalists have raised concerns about the emissions from the thousands of cars expected at the American Dream each day.
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The "American Dream" refers to the idea, which originated in the U.S., that anyone can achieve prosperity and success.
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Ride-hailing service Lyft has also said it will have designated pickup and drop-off spots at American Dream.
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"The American dream doesn't actually exist in any formal document or in the founding papers," Brown tells BuzzFeed News.
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Thousands of entrepreneurs take the plunge and invest in franchises as a way to grab onto the American dream.
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Baker's movie drives into the heart of the economic American dream and the ways in which it's a fantasy.
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"Nicolle is a bright, talented student who until last September lived the American Dream," he said in a statement.
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"Still living the American dream, we struggle on!" he says, at the end of a two-hour catch-up.
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It's the perverted American dream: He is mysterious, sure, but he's viewed as calculated, and capable of almost anything.
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Latinos come to this country the best majority law-abiding hardworking, they want to part of the American dream.
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In some cases, it even exemplifies the old-school American dream of working hard and reaching for the stars.
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My journey, which I chronicle in "My (Underground) American Dream," is a story of struggle, dedication and earned success.
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It should factor in to conversations about the middle class, income inequality and the pursuit of the American dream.
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Facebook co-founder says its rise reveals the fault lines destroying the "American Dream" Another week, another political crisis.
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I've heard that the American dream isn't as attractive as it used to be due to the current administration.
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For a time, courtiers lived one version of the American Dream: home and business combined under the same roof.
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"I see Dream Corps as a Peace Corps for the American Dream," said CEO Vien Truong, in a statement.
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It's not impossible to imagine he sees the parallels between his rags-to-riches story and the American Dream.
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Turns out that whether the American dream is dead or alive depends a whole lot on where you live.
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We're just starting to achieve the American Dream—we can't afford to have it pushed further out of reach.
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We need those 11 million-plus undocumented to be part of the American dream, because right now they're ghosts.
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"It was going for the American Dream," Payne, now 61, said recently as he sat in his living room.
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Working together, we will redeem the promise of the American Dream for every family, advancing progress for every community.
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Before Donald Trump was elected US president, Eulalio Vasquez was doing a good job of living the American dream.
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I had seemingly achieved the American Dream and yet, I was not legally part of the country I love.
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In fact, Cube is calling officials "chicken sh*t" for standing in the way of the player's American dream.
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In fact, a secure retirement as part of the American dream may involve just that — a lot of dreaming.
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"These are hardworking people who have come to this country for an opportunity at the American dream," she said.
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The best solution for maintaining economic security and rebuilding the American Dream is an old one: universal basic income.
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Case in point: Glu released Britney Spears: American Dream last month, using a similar approach they took with Hollywood.
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Then, consider how your timeline supports the author's claim that Jorge and Evelyn are living the American dream. 6.
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The billionaire investor Leon Cooperman was downright crude when he declared that Ms. Warren was wrecking the American dream.
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The billionaire investor Leon Cooperman was downright crude when he declared that Ms. Warren was wrecking the American dream.
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We are a nation of competition; many Americans strive to open and grow businesses and live the American Dream.
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But these are immigrants who also want to live the American dream and help native-born Americans achieve success.
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Mahoney's politics have shifted in the two years since her American dream was upended by an alternative Republican version.
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Stearns wants to prove that the American Dream is possible and that his own financial success wasn't a fluke.
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The American dream Inspired by American comedian Eddie Murphy, Jobrani knew he wanted to be a performer from childhood.
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CO-PILOTSDue to massive demand, we've moved to the Co-Pilot Launchpad for our Protect the American Dream Rally!
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Their American dream experience was slightly different, however: The Camposes entered the US illegally more than 30 years ago.
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Here he is deriding "Crazy Bernie's" agenda of giving out free stuff and of course murdering the American dream.
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Every year, more than 1 million people come to the United States in hopes of living the American dream.
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His American dream led him into battle with Trump Khizr Khan immigrated to this country with $200 and hope.
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However, that's not to say that the varied definitions of the American Dream have nothing to do with money.
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Unemployment, taking out loans, having family members offering to loan money, is not what the American dream is about.
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It goes like this: "You are patiently standing in a long line" for something you call the American dream.
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Start by securing the needlepoint canvas in an American Dream Products Adjustable Oak Lap Frame for a timeless keepsake.
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AS YOU KNOW, I AM LIVING PROOF IN MANY WAYS, NOT UNLIKE YOUR GUEST HOST OF THE AMERICAN DREAM.
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Unfortunately, somewhere along the way, people began to confuse the idea of achieving the American Dream with attending college.
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The push will highlight American-made products, American jobs and the "American dream," according to a White House official.
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Mr. Davidson, 58, calls the expansion the perfect marriage of the American dream and New York City street hustle.
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Excerpted from TRANSACTION MAN: The Rise of the Deal and the Decline of the American Dream by Nicholas Lemann.
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As a center of American consumerism and entertainment, American Dream seems like it will be worthy of its name.
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They were the gateway to the American Dream for many in the middle class, and they can be again.
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Along with their three children, they are doing their best to create their own version of the American dream.
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Immigrant Heritage Month is intended to be a celebratory month honoring ancestors who pursued — and achieved — the American Dream.
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A gala, at heart, is this romantic, American Dream-type illusion that's more of a mirage than a reality.
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She wants nothing more than the romance of the American Dream—and someone with whom to share that dream.
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We celebrate these rags-to-riches stories, and hold them up as markers of the American dream at work.
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And if you pushed further, we might also acknowledge the Netflix catalog isn't an attack on the American dream.
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Here's the story of the more 20-year journey of American Dream, from the original idea to final reality.
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If we are going to preserve the American Dream, we are going to need an industrial house-building revolution.
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Instead, they say much more about the way the American dream has evolved to fit a postrecession economic reality.
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Sadly, many of them soon realize that the American dream is like a rainbow: beautiful and beyond their reach.
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They got jobs on chicken farms, hoping to secure a chance at the American dream for their growing family.
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The American dream was never a perfect vision, insofar as it tended to exclude minorities and disparage the poor.
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Working together, we will redeem the promise of the American dream for every family, advancing progress for every community.
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Patrelle's new work, "The American Dream: It's Only Business," explores the experiences of three families of different socioeconomic classes.
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That was his American dream, which he passed on to me, come to life in the Old Country Buffet.
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"Obama & his stooges tried to extinguish my American dream & destroy my faith in America," he wrote after the pardon.
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The new barons of capital and technology thrive while the American middle class stagnates and the American dream fades.
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For one thing, staying at home and doing nothing has been the new American dream for quite some time.
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All retail shops at American Dream must remain dark on Sundays because of New Jersey's Bergen County's blue laws.
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"I think many people are just waiting for American Dream to prove it can be sustainable," Mr. Kirkos said.
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For many of these characters the American dream is a tangible thing, not just an idea or a myth.
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Those who've watched Barbara Kopple's excellent documentary, American Dream, will know the corporate attacks these unions faced that decade.
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Colleges and universities are about opportunity and the pursuit of each and every student's version of the American dream.
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A central animating theme of the American dream is that anyone with an idea can launch their own business.
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I will not rest until children of every color in this country are fully included in the American Dream.
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The poll showed negative sentiments among Californians about the American Dream, and doubts that hard work leads to success.
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Forty-seven percent of respondents said they still believe in the American Dream of working hard to get ahead.
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Immigration should be based on the pride of being an American, contributing to America and fostering the American dream.
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Barneys was a particular kind of rags-to-riches success story, one that I'll call the Jewish American Dream.
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And the American dream can't handle four more years of someone who thinks he can pick who lives it.
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"We are a university recognized for advancing the American Dream, not impeding it," Gillman wrote in a public letter.
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Chobani's narrative, drawing on the founder's personal story and a simple, timeworn recipe, fit perfectly into the American dream.
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Without that, not only will we not be able to rebuild, we'll keep millions from realizing the American Dream.
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I made America my home a long time ago because of these values that embody the real American dream.
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Only 47 percent of Californians believe the American Dream about economic opportunity for hard work still holds true today.
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Those jobs are some of the best there are in fulfilling the American dream for people across the country.
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Anglophilia, like the American dream, may have been based on myths, but myths can be potent and long-lasting.
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