In "Don't Let My Classmates' Deaths Be in Vain," Christine Yared writes: We can't let innocent people's deaths be in vain.
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Don't let her work be in vain: Watch the video.
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We didn't want her little life to be in vain.
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Hussein demanded that his family's loss not be in vain.
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Our kids' lives are never going to be in vain.
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"I don't want [Sheridan's] death to be in vain," she said.
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Jacob's life was not and will not be in vain. pic.twitter.
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Their bravery and experiences cannot be in vain," they wrote. "Dr.
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To make matters worse, the funds will likely be in vain.
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Hopefully it will be for the better and won't be in vain.
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Donald Trump's election victory means their efforts will no longer be in vain.
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It is my goal to make sure it will never be in vain.
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If I go ... everything I've done, everything I've suffered would be in vain.
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Prominent Palestinian politician Mustafa Barghouti says her detention will not be in vain.
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We cannot let losing Shalon Irving, and nearly losing Serena Williams, be in vain.
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Her husband, the comedian Patton Oswalt, didn't want her work to be in vain.
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Or if they are going to live forever, then let it not be in vain?
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"Until these shortcomings are addressed, the losses of those talented, young sailors will be in vain."
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The biggest let down of Guerrilla is the realization that this hopefulness might be in vain.
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Not only are these sacrifices statistically overwhelmingly likely to be in vain, they're also completely disproportionate.
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Kurdish Regional Government (KRG) President Masoud Barzani said the vote for independence "won't be in vain".
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"Pulse was a way for me to not let my brother's death be in vain," she said.
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Norwich's 4-2 victory over Watford proved to be in vain, as Sunderland stayed 4 points ahead.
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Please don't let the thousands of people who died from opioid overdoses last year be in vain.
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I say, do not allow the lives that have been lost or changed to be in vain.
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Promptly, my spun stories about swimming in crystal pools under Moroccan sun seemed to be in vain.
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Yet these efforts may all be in vain, given that the government's priority is leaving the European Union.
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It may be in vain: the few opinion polls suggest that Thais will throw the new draft out.
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Any hopes that the rollbacks may go more smoothly with Pruitt gone are likely to be in vain.
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But these efforts might be in vain, as the Iran nuclear deal is already dead in the water.
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You think history might be in vain, but you're participating in a monumental turning point that threatens that history.
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But rising pupil numbers and a falling schools budget mean that such efforts are likely to be in vain.
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"We hope the right people will go down, and this won't all be in vain," she told THUMP via Twitter.
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Obviously it goes without saying that all of this would be in vain without the tunes to back it up.
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After weeks of Fed officials attempting to recalibrate what had been dovish market expectations, their efforts appeared to be in vain.
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"Lyra symbolized the new Northern Ireland and her tragic death cannot be in vain," Ms. Bradley said in an online statement.
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However, their efforts may be in vain as support for the center-right candidate, Francois Fillon, and the independent Emmanuel Macron strengthens.
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"Nothing they will do will bring her back, but I do not want her death to be in vain," Lineburger told WFTX.
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Barzani has stood by it, saying the overwhelming "yes" for independence "won't be in vain" and would be pursued by peaceful means.
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But Wood doesn't want his brother's death to be in vain and he has a powerful message for anyone struggling with addiction.
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But their appeals may be in vain, given that agents are only now beginning to look through the enormous cache of emails.
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Javier Hernández's first two goals back in English soccer proved to be in vain as West Ham lost, 3-583, at Southampton.
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"Keith's life will not be in vain," Scott's father-in-law, Rayford Dotch, told the congregation, urging people to vote and get educated.
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What happened in Kerbala will not be ignored, the blood of our brothers in Kerbala and other provinces will not be in vain.
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Even if you are willing to sacrifice our national treasures and kill animals in the name of security, it will be in vain.
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"This can't be in vain," Mr. Guaidó told the mother, Ana Cecilia Buitrago, on Sunday morning as tears welled up in his eyes.
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As I walked through the space station, coming across the corpses of fallen crew members, I didn't want their deaths to be in vain.
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But the lawyers' efforts could well be in vain, judging by the tone of the questioning by the judges (whom Trump has also attacked).
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And I want you to know that their blood has seeped into my DNA and I refuse to let their sacrifices be in vain.
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It would be heartbreaking to the 2.3 million people behind bars if the naysayers convinced our national leaders that their efforts would be in vain.
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But hopes that Britain and the EU can reach a deal addressing the nation's migrant population could be in vain, according to a leading academic.
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"Please hear my cry, don't allow my son's words and our tears to be in vain," Ms. Carr wrote before sending it off Friday morning.
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But in their calculation they think if they do it now then they won't have to later, and I think that will all be in vain.
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Nor can we allow the sacrifice made by the United States and many other countries to be in vain, particularly as there are signs of progress.
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Klein was summoned after foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said that any attempt by the U.S. to interfere in China's internal affairs would be in vain.
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"Buying all the latest-generation, state-of-the-art engineering will be in vain if you don't have systems in place that prioritize safety," he said.
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All the while, his parents and many supporters ensured his death would not be in vain, waging a cultural and political battle against discrimination and hate crimes.
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To that end, the dying Carl decides that his sacrifice won't be in vain, that he will influence his father and have an impact on the future.
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"If her journey has raised enough awareness of neuroblastoma and childhood cancer to diagnose even one child early enough, her passing won't be in vain," says Paterson.
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Alyssa Battistoni, who recently chronicled her participation in failed unionization efforts at Yale, nevertheless believes that the efforts of her UChicago peers will not be in vain.
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Last week, a bipartisan group of lawmakers and activists on Wednesday gathered on Capitol Hill to urge the administration not to let Kassem's death be in vain.
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But the subject is so emotive -- and there is still so much suspicion still lurking around Trump's behavior -- that such hopes will prove to be in vain.
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If you want to spend a half hour decorating a Facebook Story with stickers and drawing and captions and augmented reality, you know it won't be in vain.
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The fast actions of Ellwood — a former British Army officer whose brother Jonathan was killed by terrorist bombings in Bali, Indonesia, in 2002 — proved to be in vain.
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The crackdown follows many warnings by rights advocates that any promise of civil protections would be in vain, given the military's increasing grasp on power in the country.
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But we don't have to let it be in vain -- and we can start by protecting other animals, and looking out for the many humans who also suffer.
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He wants to document his journey so that, should there come a day when his condition keeps him from remembering his children, his efforts will not be in vain.
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Their deaths are tragic, but they were also preventable -- and if we finally take seriously the lessons of centuries of anti-Semitism, they don't have to be in vain.
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Also, knowing everything Herbalife was going through with the entire Federal Trade Commission investigation that ended up in our favor, I knew really my trip there wouldn't be in vain.
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I don't want my parents' sacrifices and hardships to be in vain because I didn't raise successful, intelligent, "Asian" children, and I know the same goes for other Asian-Americans.
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This means that transactions during an ICO will go through slowly, and similar to trying to buy a ticket for the Super Bowl online, your efforts might be in vain.
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Not for the first time, however, some Republicans did not quite seem up with the program, expressing hopes -- probably likely to be in vain -- that the drama could become less frenetic.
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LeBron's rampages were barely sufficient against the Pacers and appear to be in vain against the Celtics when Al Horford is playing the most forceful two-way ball of his career.
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Felicity Huffman might be trying to chip away at her court-ordered community service early and often -- but it's unclear if it'll be in vain or actually count toward her sentence.
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But it'd all be in vain if "Not For Sale," the first track to drop from the Pottsville, Pennsylvania band's new album Welcome to Fat City, was anything less than triumphant.
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Lyra's death must not be in vain because her life was a shining light in everyone else's life and her legacy will live on and the life that she has left behind.
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Washington (CNN)A bipartisan group of lawmakers and activists on Wednesday gathered on Capitol Hill to urge the administration not to let an American man's death in Egyptian custody be in vain.
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Beijing on Wednesday warned that attempts by Taiwan to resist unification with the mainland would be in vain, as the PLA's aircraft carrier conducted drills off the coast of the self-ruled island.
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Evans had been in a semi-vegetative state for more than a year and the hospital he had been treated at in Liverpool, England concluded that any further treatment would be in vain.
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"Gold bulls are not giving up yet but the fight may be in vain, with $1,480 continuing to resist any marches on it," Craig Erlam, OANDA senior market analyst, said in a note.
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A brace from Egypt forward Mohamed Salah turned out to be in vain as Lazio went through 4-3 on aggregate to face either Napoli or Juventus, who meet on Wednesday, in the final.
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Gold is the single largest mineral export and the government is on an aggressive drive to raise output from the record 996,373 ounces last year, but without power, these efforts will be in vain.
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Facing the defeat of her deal last month, May postponed a parliamentary vote on it, pledging to seek "legal and political assurances" from the EU. Those efforts appear so far to be in vain.
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Now, after filing inside Peru's national stadium, they sang Peru's national anthem, waved Peru's flag and hoped — against the longest of odds — that their festive display of national camaraderie would not be in vain.
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"But if the large entities in the world - including the United Nations, China, the United States, India - don't enter into this, the work of Assisi and other communes will be in vain," he said.
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But Soros' challenge to the yuan and Hong Kong dollar would be in vain, it went on, because China's macro-economic situation was healthy and the country was able to withstand temporary exchange rate volatility.
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The thought that years of effort will be in vain, absent some exogenous calamity striking at just the right moment, would normally be enough to crush the morale of anyone working on any ambitious political project.
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May's plans, but with 653 lawmakers in favor and 114 against, it was emphatic enough to show that any subsequent efforts in Parliament to complicate, or slow, the path to withdrawal would probably be in vain.
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If enough owners were to choose this new repair, Volkswagen might spend significantly less than the $22.3 billion it's currently projected to shell out in the U.S. Unfortunately, history suggests that those hopes might be in vain.
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His death will not be in vain if it helps us to recognize that we must remain a melting pot, the free country that extends a helping hand and opportunity to those who wish to seize it.
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He tells them that while he's ready to move on to the next life, he doesn't want his death to be in vain, and that a new peace would be the only fitting tribute to his memory.
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George Konrote, whose small Pacific nation is threatened by rising sea levels, warned commitments under the Paris climate change agreement to limit global temperature rises would be "in vain" if carbon trapped in the soil was to be released.
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But after thinking a great deal about the number of complicated, difficult issues that grab headlines and divide the parties in obvious and prominent ways, I feel cautiously optimistic that our recent painful politics will not be in vain.
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Her devastated friends and family members have vowed that they'll carry on the good fight so Heyer's death won't be in vain and a statue honoring this brave young woman would send the message that our country must stand for equality and tolerance.
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There have been almost no press conferences in recent days aimed at pinning the blame on the opposition, which could be in vain anyway since Trump said he'd be "proud" to own the shutdown (before subsequently trying to pin it on Democrats).
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After she lost her son Emmett's to substance use disorder in 2016, she vowed to not let her son's death be in vain and has been actively working to help end the stigma of addiction and help other families find essential resources.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - The head of the Arab League warned on Monday that attempts to solve the Israel-Palestinian conflict will be in vain without the establishment of a Palestinian state on all territories occupied by Israel in the 1967 Middle East war.
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And while the guerilla tactics may be garnering her more media coverage than frontrunner Emmanuel Macron, her efforts will likely be in vain as she continues to trail him in the polls by a wide margin ahead of the final vote on May 255.
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And while the guerilla tactics may be garnering her more media coverage than frontrunner Emmanuel Macron, her efforts will likely be in vain as she continues to trail him in the polls by a wide margin ahead of the final vote on May 7.
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Near the end of the work, which had its premiere on Friday, he repeats this solo and we hear his sermon, taken from the gospel song "If I Can Help Somebody": If he can help somebody with his art, his life shall not be in vain.
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King's "favorite hymn was a classic old spiritual called 'If I Can Help Somebody' and I won't bore you will all the voices but the last line is If I can help someone as I travel on, then my living would not be in vain," Bill Clinton said.
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" The big picture: Oprah Winfrey, who is campaigning on behalf of Stacey Abrams, the Democratic candidate for governor, said she is supporting Abrams behind the men and women "who were lynched, who were humiliated...for the right, for the equality at the polls," and she "refuses to let their sacrifices be in vain.
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Just when you think this is going to be a tragic story, that Chiron is going to lose himself and everything we've seen him care about, just when we fear our deepening affection for him will be in vain, he receives a phone call that sets up the final act and changes everything.
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Flooding has become the norm in cities like Miami Beach and Norfolk and Alexandria, Va. Recounting the enormous efforts underway and the billions upon billions of dollars it will take to shore up infrastructure, elevate homes and raise sea walls, it becomes clear that such efforts to keep these areas habitable would be in vain.
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