"If she believes in it, she believes in it," Tinashe says.
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Ray Harrigill believes in franchising, but he believes in diversification even more.
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He believes in what he believes in and he sticks to that.
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He believes in God exactly as he believes in Kanye West—with grateful servitude.
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So that's big, knowing Jill believes in me, the coaching staff believes in me.
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He's somebody who believes in the ideal of America, really, really believes in it.
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Here's a guy doing it because he believes in it, believes in the brand.
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He believes in me and we had another little man who believes in me too.
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Taking this money won't undermine what Obama believes in; it is what he believes in.
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"He believes in healthcare for everybody at an affordable rate, he believes in combating climate change, he believes in education, he believes in all the things that I think everybody wants for themselves and their families," Taylor said at a recent campaign stop in Colorado.
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At 85, Shirley MacLaine believes in what she believes in — and doesn't care what anyone thinks.
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Lenny, though a narcissist, believes in the Catholic Church perhaps even more than he believes in God.
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"He believes in me and we had another little man who believes in me too," Underwood went on.
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Waldron believes in our fundamental equality; as a philosopher, however, he wants to know why he believes in it.
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I can say with confidence what happened is not what this country believes in and what this community believes in.
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My ideal scenario is having a police department that [the public] believes in more than it believes in the chief.
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This is a guy who understands the law, who believes in justice and believes in enforcing the law and the Constitution.
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We've got a great leader, who-, who believes in his city, who believes in his country, and we've got a beautiful infrastructure.
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A conservative, because that's the point of this, believes in limited government, believes in a entrepreneurial capitalism and a strong national defense.
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"I didn't want to be in because he believes in most of what Trump believes in," Louis Maynard-Parisi, another student, added.
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Obama reiterated that he believes in the country and believes in the American people as he hands the baton to a new president.
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Shadow says at the conclusion of the first season that he believes in "everything," which is the same as saying he believes in nothing.
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So, the movement of the country is going in the president&aposs direction because the country believes in the law, and the country believes in borders.
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Jassim doesn't decide to work with the US-led forces because he deeply believes in their cause; he just believes in the insurgents' cause even less.
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" A state representative from Alabama described him as an "Eagle Scout" in 2013, adding, "He believes in the Constitution, and he believes in the rule of law.
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At the same time, there is a part of me that always believes in my own abilities, believes in my own quality of tennis, what I possess.
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But if it were, it would make no sense to Fears, who, if he believes in anything, believes in the essentially tribal nature of all human beings.
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I wanted to tell a story about a hero who believes in love, who is filled with love, who believes in change and the betterment of mankind.
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Mobileye, a company that specializes in chips for vision-based autonomous vehicles, believes in redundancy, but it also believes in the power of its camera-based system.
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"I didn't want to be in [the picture] because he believes in most of what Trump believes in," a fellow student, Louisa Maynard-Parisi, told The Village Green.
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It believes in violence, but that's about all it believes in: slashing and stabbing and shooting and — with Mr. Reynolds splashing figurative vinegar in the title role — sarcasm.
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A conservative movement that believes in a strong national defense, and a conservative movement that believes in the strong Christian values that were the formation of our nation.
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Hannah Ann believes in love and believes in this process more than anyone else on the show, so she could be the perfect candidate to keep this train going.
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If he believes in democracy, and if he believes in the validity of his victory, then why would he be working so hard to stop an examination of the vote?
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We&aposre talking about someone who believes in protectionism, who believes in devaluing the dollar is the path to prosperity…they made a mistake because we need opponents of Trump.
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And he believes in money -- he's the ultimate pragmatist.
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"The president absolutely believes in the First Amendment, but as we've said before, the president also believes in making sure that information is accurate before pushing it out as fact," Sanders said.
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" He added, "Nobody believes in this team except these guys.
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" The actress emphasized that she believes in UFOs "1000 percent.
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OpenBiome believes in the power of pure, barely processed poop.
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I think he believes in the notion of a band.
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FARAGE: The truth of it is Trump believes in Brexit.
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There is a group that believes in the gold standard.
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He believes in best practices, business fundamentals and calculated bets.
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Marty is the only person who always believes in her.
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Hassett said he believes in the Fed's independence from politics.
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In the movie, Erik already believes in his daughter's abilities.
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He believes in law and order for all the people.
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But, like Obvious, Peters believes in curating images from GANs.
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Sanders insists on bold ideals; Clinton believes in cautious pragmatism.
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" She added, "Harithas is an activist who believes in revolution.
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We believe in it because everyone else believes in it.
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Heavily implies that he believes in a geocentric solar system.
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But despite his antics, Wozniak believes in a good education.
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And Boris is not a man who believes in rules.
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A president who believes in unpredictability as a negotiating strategy.
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Sarah Cone believes in technology as a force for good.
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He believes in liberal democracy and cares about its future.
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"Oz believes in the power of a story," Yourd explains.
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Mine — coach Ryann Pitcavage — believes in taking a holistic approach.
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He says he believes in the subtle art of persuasion.
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Mavens believes in certain fundamentals that will result in success.
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"Tom believes in me and he supports me," says Girardi.
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Its charismatic young leader, Mmusi Maimane, believes in free markets.
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"She still very much believes in love," adds the source.
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But Kashani fully believes in getting the thing out there.
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It is utterly unacceptable to anyone who believes in democracy.
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JoJo Siwa believes in sugar and spice and everything nice.
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Diana keeps fighting for us because she believes in love.
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My whole family believes in the benefits of snake now.
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He is a weapon in a cause he believes in.
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She believes in her head that she's a famous person.
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I'm someone who believes in more monuments, not less monuments.
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Macron believes in a broader architecture to underpin the JCPOA.
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It would utterly shake the foundations that she believes in.
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Sarah MacDonald believes in organized chaos and spiting her foes.
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" Pence's office has denied he believes in "gay conversion therapy.
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Probably more important to you – he believes in judicial restraint.
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Everything that a Sanders voter believes in would be lost.
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He believes in helping a vulnerable democracy stand against tyranny.
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The Democratic Party believes in inclusion and opportunity for everyone.
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The Conservative Party, like Silicon Valley, believes in failing fast.
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But he still believes in building a network for yourself.
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Robert Rosenkranz, a financier and a philanthropist, believes in civility.
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" Reid said Trump is "a man who believes in waterboarding.
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I don't think Trump really believes in all this stuff.
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And he believes in the body work of Alex Guerrero .
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Actually, is there anyone out there who believes in humanity?
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" Now she believes in wearing "whatever makes you feel good.
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He has chatted with the candidate, and believes in him.
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He believes in women's empowerment as much as I do.
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He strongly believes in the value of America's traditional alliances.
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But she also believes in Jimmy, more than he does.
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" But Dr. Bronner's, she explains, "also believes in collective wellness.
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He believes in corporate socialism for the rich and powerful.
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He said he believes in the power of the play.
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People still live within a community that believes in magic.
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Just like Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont believes in socialism.
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" • "Once people are fired, Netflix believes in explaining the reasons.
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"No one believes in fairies," he spluttered to me once.
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We are a free country that believes in free enterprise.
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She believes in the superiority of great talent like Canova.
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This is what cauliflower is when cauliflower believes in itself.
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Cunningham believes in a shared responsibility to care for everyone.
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Why do you think Mr. Ellis believes in this approach?
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She says grace before dinner and believes in gay adoption.
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It is clear that Mr. Trump believes in Andrew Jackson.
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Apple believes in it, and there is still potential there.
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And he values the Ferrari brand and believes in it.
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But Shah Rukh Khan believes in being safe than sorry.
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"GM believes in the science of global warming," she said.
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"I'm a Christian who believes in therapy," he told me.
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This is also for everyone who believes in doing impossibles.
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Mr. Yang believes in talking to people he disagrees with.
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The President absolutely believes in clean air and clean water.
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The president absolutely believes in clean air and clean water.
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One of the things that Adam believes in is regionalization.
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He believes in the sacredness of the Chinese Communist Party.
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It is clear that Jack firmly believes in this mission.
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" Pence's office has denied he believes in "gay conversion therapy.
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Warren, meanwhile, is a proud capitalist who believes in markets.
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It's not that Scarborough himself believes in these racist stereotypes.
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And she believes in him, sees the good as well.
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He believes in the power of seduction, especially his own.
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By presenting these tracks alongside one another, Lamar tackles the album's central tenet and the focus of his frustration: he believes in God; he believes in himself—and is it sacrilegious to do both?
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Libin still believes in All Turtles' modelLibin also still believes in and is building All Turtles around another part of his thesis — that the way that technology and innovation is being fostered is fundamentally broken.
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We got P at LAX and asked him about the whole fiasco, and he couldn't have been any clearer, saying he believes in God and that means he believes in showing gratitude, even to Trump.
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They appear as the perfect Star Wars odd couple: One devout and spiritual, who believes in The Force when it is almost nothing but a memory — the other a warrior who believes in mercenary action.
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At least Hoffa believes in something, corrupt though his methods may be; Sheeran believes in nothing but the next kill or shakedown — and ends the film alone in a nursing home, staring into the abyss.
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Good to see Harper stand up for something he believes in.
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Good to see Harper stand up for something he believes in.
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Hillary Clinton believes in late-term abortion as do many Democrats.
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" More than anything, Pink says she believes in "fairness and justice.
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Franken directly asked DeVos whether she "still believes" in conversion therapy.
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"Anyone who believes in religion cannot do such act," Hasina said.
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"Nobody is saying he believes in any of this," West said.
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Self-made billionaire John Paul DeJoria believes in splurging for convenience.
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It was a new confidence that a superstar believes in us.
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It believes in the management, which will make its own choices.
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"Tom believes in me and he supports me," she told PEOPLE.
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But I'm someone who believes in more monuments, not less monuments.
|
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When your Pokémon detective believes in shared meat and small government.
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But she still believes in parents' right to breastfeed without shame.
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He's an accomplished prosecutor who believes in the rule of law.
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The Greenlight Capital boss also believes in the prospects for Yelp.
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" Hockley says Kelly "believes in what she's doing as a journalist.
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No one believes in either purely free trade or pure protectionism.
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She not only believes in them but considers them her friends.
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William, the loner legionnaire who believes in nothing and no one!
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I'm truly a person who believes in self-growth every day.
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Anyone who passionately believes in democracy should be happy with that.
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Phoenix Suns coach Earl Watson believes in a more proactive approach.
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"This is a country that believes in second chances," Obama wrote.
|
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He still believes in the long-term viability of the industry.
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She believes in Daenerys' confidence, idealism and past acts of compassion.
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If there's one thing that Kiana Ledè believes in, it's karma.
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If everyone believes in it, it sort of becomes true, right?
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He believes in DiLascia and expects to turn things around quickly.
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I believe, and our company believes, in free and open trade.
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Trump believes in climate change, but not that it's man-made.
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Taking action for causes she believes in isn't new for Pink.
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He believes in equality amongst the genders – economically, politically and socially.
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Andrea Gambardella believes in a convenient, cultured but cost-effective lifestyle.
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He believes in the primacy of genes in influencing athletic ability.
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Only 250% think West really believes in what he is saying.
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He believes in treating women as tough as he treats men.
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He believes in one thing and one thing only — Donald Trump.
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America is a country which values and believes in second chances.
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The other Commanders believe in God, but Lawrence believes in Gilead.
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He believes in leading by example and practicing what you preach.
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" Alteveer adds, the artist really "believes in painting's life and possibilities.
|
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Now, nobody really believes in Hulkamania, barring perhaps Hulk Hogan himself.
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Mattis even if he personally believes in the efficacy of torture.
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She believes in, you know, all this government, all this regulation.
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We are a culture that believes in making the impossible possible.
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O'Rourke campaigns the way he does because he believes in it.
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Most everybody here has such expectations; nobody really believes in them.
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He must be there for a reason that he believes in.
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"The Coral Springs Police Department believes in transparency," the statement continued.
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I mean, I'm completely opposed to everything that Trump believes in.
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It's someone who believes in equal rights for men and women.
|
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"She also believes in strong border laws and treating everybody equally."
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He's somebody that understands brand and deeply believes in quality products.
|
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None knew or would say if he believes in climate change.
|
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But she also believes in a limited federal role in education.
|
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Or maybe he has stumbled upon something he truly believes in.
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It's a principle nobody who believes in American ideals should accept.
|
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She won't, and she stands up for what she believes in.
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Klobuchar says she believes in capitalism, but it's an unbalanced system.
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I don't know how deeply he believes in what he's created.
|
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Real-estate powerhouse Aaron Kirman believes in protecting his morning time.
|
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But not everyone believes in the long-term momentum of Roku.
|
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"She said she believes in us," Duggan, the team's captain, said.
|
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She believes in moderation and she was conscious of her goal.
|
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"Obviously our faith believes in forgiveness," Armfield told CNN's Jim Sciutto.
|
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" Mr. Trump described America as "a nation that believes in redemption.
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Casey believes in Griffin, and his expectations are higher than most.
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I mean, it's got so many ... It still believes in print.
|
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House Democratic leadership believes in the political salience of this message.
|
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Kostianovsky evidently believes in the power of breakthroughs borne of necessity.
|
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Even in the most anxiety-provoking moments of "Boys & Sex," it's clear that Orenstein believes in the goodness of boys and the men they can become, and she believes in us, as parents, to raise them.
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"I'm someone who believes in having motivation at all times," McCaffrey said.
|
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Trader Brian Kelly said he believes in Under Armour's CEO Kevin Plank.
|
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If he believes in something, he'll pursue it and make it right.
|
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"He believes in it, he believes he has that responsibility," Powell said.
|
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Pauley Perrette isn't afraid to stand up for what she believes in.
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Today: A woman who believes in a simple yet effective wellness approach.
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We take him at his word that he believes in public service.
|
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Clearly, when Kim really believes in a trend, she goes all in.
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"Trump has said he loves women, and believes in women," she said.
|
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Zoë Saldana isn't afraid to stand up for what she believes in.
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Gottlieb believes in e-cigarettes as a way to help adult smokers.
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Although Clark believes, in narrative terms, in the importance of "showing," he
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Good news, Swifties: Taylor Swift still believes in the power of love.
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By donating money to causes he believes in and spoiling loved ones.
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"I'm a person that believes in the good of people," she explained.
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We know he's a man who believes in the rule of law.
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He strongly believes in protecting public lands for future generations to enjoy.
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She's also an incredible advocate and speaks on things she believes in.
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You know, your medical records, your tax records — everybody believes in privacy.
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It is necessary because the president believes in the politics of polarization.
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"This alliance with Amazon shows that Amazon believes in Chile," he said.
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Jameela Jamil isn't afraid to stand up for what she believes in.
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I really had to believe in her, because she believes in herself.
|
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He believes in soulmates and thinks that Nola is certainly is his.
|
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Buttigieg has poked at this hypocrisy, questioning whether Trump believes in God.
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Look, I am a guy who actually believes in revenue and profit.
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Someone that believes in you when you don't fully believe in yourself.
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"Liberman believes in a two-state solution," one senior U.S. official said.
|
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She believes in generating prosperity through market forces and distributing it widely.
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Discounters and close outs are the only group that Cramer believes in.
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BreadTalk Group also believes in learning and having the courage to try.
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He wanted to ban that in Indiana, he believes in conversion therapy.
|
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On Tuesday, Spicer was asked if President Trump believes in climate change.
|
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It goes beyond back-patting; she believes in engaging and challenging others.
|
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He believes in things like profit share to help get wages rising.
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"And he believes in a right and a wrong," Eric Trump said.
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Just believe in yourself the way that Kanye West believes in Kanye.
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There's no structure anymore, no sense that there's something everybody believes in.
|
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Pruitt has also avoided answering whether the president believes in climate change.
|
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Ries thinks such rewards are important because he believes in public markets.
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She believes in equality and doesn't want any harm done to ANYONE.
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Although no longer a major shareholder, Ballmer still believes in the company.
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"Jim still believes in the plan that we put together," Mills said.
|
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Rand Paul believes in reading legislation before voting for or against it.
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He has said he believes in term limits for members of Congress.
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And he believes in his heart of hearts the country needs him.
|
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Lady Gaga has said she believes in the importance of safe sex.
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"Nobody believes in transition until the end of 2020," said another diplomat.
|
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Chevron would like you to know that it believes in climate change.
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He believes in himself and in people more than anyone I know!
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He absolutely believes in what he's had a hand in creating here.
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Anyone who believes in the ideals of America can join the nation.
|
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But Yang believes in the power of government to nudge this along.
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I am a pragmatist that believes in solving problems to help people.
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The one who believes in me, will live, even though they die.
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He believes in our mission and the strong business opportunity it presents.
|
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"The left believes in a hierarchy of victimhood," he said in Utah.
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Who believes in the future, and which future do they believe in?
|
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But Bengelsdorf believes in America First; that is, in assimilation and isolation.
|
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He believes in a secure border and voted for penalizing sanctuary cities.
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She believes in institutions and conventionality, but they don't believe in her.
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I'm still that same guy who believes in, at least examining change.
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Does it just mean she believes in her ability to make money?
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"Everybody in this locker room believes in us," reliever Tanner Rainey said.
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He believes in what he stands for and he sticks to it.
|
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Not everyone, however, believes in the power of hypnosis for professional success.
|
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"The Coral Springs Police Department believes in transparency," the department's statement read.
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A.A.F. Dear A.A.F., We are an advertising agency that believes in fempowerment.
|
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And he clearly believes in the power of theater to effect change.
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Lowe prizes objective data, but he also believes in the artist's eye.
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Page also dedicates part of his wealth to causes he believes in.
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Though he said he believes in the need for sentencing reform, Sen.
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Ellison, like the other major candidates, believes in uniting the Democratic Party.
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It seems that, like the women, he believes in not attracting notice.
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We have a president who believes in the art of a deal.
|
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Trump believes in American power and in the leverage that it offers.
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Rather, the political right that believes in "tough on crime" on steroids.
|
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" Pence's office has denied the vice president believes in "gay conversion therapy.
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"We've never been a party that believes in everybody in lock step."
|
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But not every party official believes in shaming corporate chieftains and corporations.
|
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Frum, clearly, is a man who believes in and enforces the rules.
|
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A bookseller in Florida who believes in QAnon is running for Congress.
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He is against illegal immigration and he believes in a merit system.
|
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Who believes in conspiracies, and what might these people have in common?
|
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Justice Kennedy believes in the ideals upon which this nation was founded.
|
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Hoyt said she believes in establishing a "technology-based foundation from the earliest days of our children's educations," and cites her own experience as the reason she believes in jumpstarting technology education for students at a young age.
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After all, Trump himself is a man who believes in trusting family first.
|
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Today: A woman who believes in experimenting to find what works for you.
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The show needs someone who believes in and is open to the experience.
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And so I'm a person that believes in social equality in all ways.
|
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He really believes in sending someone in to fix Chicago's gun violence problem.
|
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She said he believes in clean air and water and a clean environment.
|
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Risheq's heart aches for the family, but she believes in action, not pity.
|
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He is an enemy to everyone who believes in freedom, not just us.
|
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Libertarian National Committee Chairman Nicholas Sarwark believes in a more positive-reinforcement approach.
|
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Dan believes in "peaceful cleansing" of Latinos and blacks from the United States.
|
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So and famously Roseanne Barr believes in the whole QAnon conspiracy theory, right?
|
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Even Maisie Williams believes in the potency of an Arya-Gendry love match.
|
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I'm so proud of her for standing up for what she believes in.
|
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The union believes in diversity and has a history of pushing for diversity.
|
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Mr. Nunn believes in doing whatever he can to get a story across.
|
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Zhang has said that he believes in the importance of superior customer service.
|
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It's a good day for someone who believes in cryptocurrencies that aren't Bitcoin.
|
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But it was this recognition that she believes, in part, helped her succeed.
|
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He also believes in reform, especially to the EU's semi-built common currency.
|
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Bodth candidates and the party as a whole believes in Wall Street regulation.
|
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He believes in action over talk, hard logic over feeling, decisiveness over introspection.
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I want to thank everyone that believed in me and believes in me.
|
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Jane Fonda is no stranger to speaking up for what she believes in.
|
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She believes in the American dream in a sort of Obama-esque way.
|
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I believe in the legal system, and the Scott family believes in it.
|
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Nicki believes in second chances and has faith he'll be good to her.
|
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She probably really believes in this world, in which she has no rights.
|
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She is an artist who truly believes in people and in their stories.
|
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He believes in a lawful system of immigration that serves the national interest.
|
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Hugh Jackman believes in self-love, and posts a selfie almost every day.
|
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Nicole Richie believes in the power of surrounding yourself with a sweet scent!
|
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If you know Apple, you'll understand that the company believes in integrated systems.
|
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Fundamentally, this front office believes in the team they have on the field.
|
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Silicon Valley still believes in the idea of founders as visionary turnaround artists.
|
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He believes in his players sure, but sometimes that's not a good thing.
|
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"I know the Speaker believes in trade agreements, any of them," Sessions said.
|
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He believes in himself as an economic "warrior prince," to use Robin's term.
|
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Obama believes in an economy in which the rising tide lifts all boats.
|
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"Ultimately he should continue to pursue what he believes in," he told me.
|
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It is a victory for every nation that believes in the human spirit.
|
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It's like he was making a donation to a cause he believes in.
|
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But while Chobani believes in oat-based products, it remains committed to dairy.
|
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Beijing believes in "cyber sovereignty," or the right to control one's own cyberspace.
|
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CSP believes in the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
|
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Esper has publicly said that he believes in the process of the UCMJ.
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I guess I give him credit for sticking with whatever he believes in.
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Clemson's Shaq Lawson is the one guy that Force Players actually believes in.
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I'll always appreciate that the show goes hard for what it believes in.
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As a strong proponent of free speech, he also believes in truthful speech.
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"I'm happy that KSW believes in Rousimar and signed him," Davis told Cruz.
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Senator Sanders believes in us and that together a better world is possible.
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Callimachi: Some of them are concepts that every Muslim, you know, believes in.
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Someone who believes in individual liberty and preserving the conditions that secure it.
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Nobody believes in giving up everything today in the name of future safety.
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He believes in stars that lead people to where they want to go.
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That's the perfect example, he's much more outspoken about what he believes in.
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Kavana firmly believes in his mission, though that does not make him unique.
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Mr Trump is sceptical of overseas entanglements; Mr Bolton believes in force projection.
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But everyone who believes in decent medical care has ways to fight back.
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Breakingviews John Legere, the chief executive of T-Mobile, believes in second chances.
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" Macron said, "I wish to tell the United States: France believes in you.
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Like the rest of the judges, he lives, breathes and believes in pizza.
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She just has this like unexplainable love for him and believes in him.
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Is Johnson prepared to lay out why he actually believes in this folly?
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Op-Ed Contributor President Trump believes in the "great man" theory of history.
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He believes in himself and his gut instincts — but they're not always right.
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The grandson of immigrants, Mike believes in the power of the American Dream.
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He is someone that really believes in getting every detail to the tee.
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He believes in climate change, and co-founded the House Climate Solutions Caucus.
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Today: A woman who believes in listening to her body, and prioritizing balance.
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" Calvin said he also still deeply believes in the "necessity of local journalism.
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However, she still believes in love, and her favorite holiday is Valentine's Day.
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The dry punch lines retain their bite, though, because Move believes in them.
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" He went on to say that he believes in "access to the ballot.
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Fernandes nonetheless said he believes in taking things one step at a time.
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She believes in him and likes his kind of mushpie teddy-bear-ness.
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They look at Clinton's history and think she only believes in incremental change.
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There are reasons why most of the world believes in the Ten Commandments.
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"I have seen Katy's commitment to the causes she believes in firsthand," she continued.
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Tepper said he still believes in the hold Snapchat has on the younger generation.
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Almost everyone believes in unitarity, which means information must escape black holes—but how?
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Someone who believes in her talent may cover her costs and be a mentor.
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Against this current, The Economist still believes in the power of the liberal idea.
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Nevertheless, Katsch believes in preparing for the worst by dealing with insurance and deductibles.
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America believes in freedom and rejects racism and that decision made is pure racism.
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Trump's base still loves him, still believes in him, still wants him to succeed.
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"I'm someone who believes in more monuments, not less monuments," Pence told Fox & Friends.
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Dad William is a William who stands up for what he believes in. 7.
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"I don't think Trump really believes in all this stuff," the veteran lawmaker added.
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Moore isn't one to shy away from standing up for what she believes in.
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But he does believe in himself, it's obvious, he very much believes in himself.
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He isn't the only self-made millionaire who believes in starting with small changes.
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That is because Mr Sessions, despite his flaws, believes in the rule of law.
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When asked whether Markota believes in the Pizzagate theory, she did not deny it.
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Now that everybody believes in electric cars, we have plenty of suppliers making batteries.
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What she describes is abhorrent and against everything Uber stands for and believes in.
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Is Ford bringing 700 jobs from Mexico because it believes in America (not really)?
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"Heidi believes in going with your heart and your gut and Tom is it!"
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It's probably not going to happen, she believes — in part due to social media.
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"She works incredibly hard for things that she believes in," the Harris source said.
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Woodley has long been outspoken about the causes she believes in, particularly environmental ones.
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Eden believes in Gilead, but she also has a body with needs and wants.
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So is BamBrogan, who said he still believes in the concept of the hyperloop.
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Perhaps Pence's refusal to call Duke "names" is something that he truly believes in.
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I also signed with Atlantic, and found a team that believes in my message.
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Kidman said that she believes in tolerance towards her children and supports their decisions.
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She's powerful, enlightened, and isn't afraid to stand up for what she believes in.
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He said his religion believes in the Bible and Christ, just like all Christians.
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She believes in the Bible's declaration that God holds the world in His hands.
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Bush, who considers himself the most pro-life candidate, believes in all three exceptions.
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I know what he believes in today about the economy and jobs and workers.
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The five-star fund manager believes in growth stocks, he told CNBC's Halftime Report.
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White House officials on Thursday refused to answer whether Trump believes in climate change.
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Today, Finman "still believes" in cryptocurrencies, even in the wake of their recent decline.
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"O'Rourke is passionate, energetic — He believes in what he is fighting for," Cruz said.
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I've always supported Kap and what he stands for and what he believes in.
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" The band bashed the Republican platform, asking the crowd, "Who here believes in science?
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" Where as Ward said she believes in "building the wall and stopping illegal immigration.
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A president who believes in our kids and will fight for them every day.
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Ms. Dietrick firmly believes in Gawker's approach to news, current and former employees say.
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Yet hardly anyone outside of the aluminium market believes in this unfolding bull narrative.
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They question the ideas of equality and freedom that this country purportedly believes in.
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Mr Vucic says he no longer believes in the ideas that motivated him then.
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"[Lampard] believes in me, he has told me that," Pulisic told Chelsea's official website.
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Ricks said he believes in improving access to prescription drugs and keeping prices affordable.
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As a party of Irish republicans and democrats, Sinn Fein believes in Irish unity.
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The labor movement believes in — and are the guardians of — all of these freedoms.
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Congress is certainly not the only branch of government that believes in such rules.
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You could be in a church or a synagogue and everybody believes in God.
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He believes in environmental justice, the concept that minorities are disproportionately affected by pollution.
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And that should concern anyone who believes in a fair and honest court system.
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So he decided to reverse-engineer a UFO (something he no longer believes in).
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"Nick is definitely genuine about what he believes in," said former artist Victoria Joh.
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It was a relationship he still believes in to this day, 10 years later.
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He says he believes in UFOs—inasmuch as we stick to the literal definition.
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My generation — and especially those who belong to the tech community — believes in accountability.
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She knows that there is this moderate opposition that believes in democracy and freedom.
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Mr. Harcey, who has four sons under age 12, believes in challenging young palates.
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While she hopes that changes, she believes in the importance of peer support networks.
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However, not everyone believes in buyer enticements to help a sponsor reach that goal.
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Berkshire Hathaway chairman and CEO Warren Buffett believes in working with people you respect.
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She's Mary Austin (Lucy Boynton), and she believes in him when nobody else does.
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The deeper reason Putin seduces is that he believes in the principle of power.
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It is every Iowan and American who believes in the equality of all people.
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We are everything that Silicon Valley says it believes in, yet rarely invests in.
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"Anybody who believes that believes in the tooth fairy," he said at one point.
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I know her granddaughter no longer believes in utopian dreams of what might be.
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Everybody believes in atoms, even people who don't believe in evolution or climate change.
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Mr. Guterres believes in "taking things one step at a time," Mr. Dujarric said.
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She believes in doing the right thing, and then she acts on her beliefs.
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Hollywood believes in the big swing — but not, in the end, in taking risks.
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"Finally we have someone who believes in less government and fewer regulations," he said.
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We're remaking the judiciary in a way that actually believes in upholding the Constitution.
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The pros with a passion are clear — this is something the investor believes in.
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History and words matter whether one believes in a living or a dead Constitution.
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I don't think this is something the overwhelming majority of our generation believes in.
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Beyond that, the Hustlers star believes in taking action to provoke and motivate change.
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He might also have success if he volunteers for a cause he believes in.
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It's the fact that you can just feel that the city believes in itself.
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Or a public-interest organization that believes in privacy could have paid for it.
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Abigail is unapologetic about using her name to bolster the causes she believes in.
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So who exactly are her supporters, and who believes in the messages she's sending?
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Today: A woman who believes in the power of a healthy work life balance.
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His team made sure voters knew who he is and what he believes in.
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"Middle-class America believes in work because we do it ourselves," Ms. Davis said.
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No one knows if he believes in NATO's bedrock principle of mutual self-defense.
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Your NOAA and OAR management and leadership team believes in these policies and principles.
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Myers also said he believes in climate change science, something NOAA helps to oversee.
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I'm someone who believes in rapid, comprehensive efforts to deal with our warming climate.
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She could be replaced by a Democrat who believes in the ideals of America.
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But Ms. Clapham, the former Salt manager, believes in the resiliency of the islanders.
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That's not to say no one still believes in a fully independent Palestinian state.
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Another downside: Between the Eufy and the Furbo, Finn now firmly believes in ghosts.
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The death of God meant simply that no one really believes in this anymore.
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But he clearly believes in many of the same ideas that empower hate groups.
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While the young girl believes in Santa, she's less certain about other mythical beings.
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The mission was to paint Trump as a slick conservative-come-lately who believes in . . .
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The attorney general has long considered himself a Reagan Republican who believes in big business.
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Unlike Justice Antonin Scalia, Gorsuch believes in strictly construing limits on federal and presidential authority.
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Actual footage of Paul Ryan trying to stand up for what he believes in pic.twitter.
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He loves taking chances and believes in a no risk no reward way of living.
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There's no reason to think he cares about ideas or believes in any coherent worldview.
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Williams called the ruling an important victory and a reminder that Phoenix believes in equality.
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It's all the Fake News Media, and that's why nobody believes in them any more.
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Mars is fearless, and Jupiter believes in miracles, so today's the day to be bold!
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" But the actress no longer believes in the fairytale love, saying she's "anti-fairytales today.
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I feel like everybody believes in what we're doing, and we have really good people.
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In Amendola's expletive-filled message, he claimed Culpo "believes in fishbowl lifestyle," among other things.
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Whether he believes in that alt-right or he's just using that, it doesn't matter.
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Howard Schultz, chairman and CEO of Starbucks, said he still believes in the Chinese economy.
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Dhani Jones believes in the Instaprivey and he puts his money where his mouth is.
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Yeshwant strongly believes in the need for more tech solutions in healthcare like Flatiron Health.
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Airbus built the A380 because it believes in the hub and spoke concept of flying.
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And if she pulls really hard and believes in something, then I'll trust her instinct.
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I happen to be someone who believes in much more of a flat tax system.
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Let's all hope that Iraq believes in freedom of expression and not Chinese-style surveillance.
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Even when Tyrion's doing something he believes in, he's still a bit of a bastard.
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As someone who believes in the value of design, this disconnect has always intrigued me.
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Sebastopol, California (CNN)Cathryn Couch believes in the power of food to help people heal.
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Today: A woman who believes in working out for both the mental and physical benefits.
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I am quite sure that Trump neither understands nor believes in the American constitutional system.
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I'm not sure, but I'm also not someone who believes in the "giant exit" theory.
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I'm sure Attorney General Jeff Sessions in his mind also believes in criminal justice reform.
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The answer, in part, Pichette tells Recode, is that he believes in Canada's startup scene.
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He's making a killing in real estate and has a boss who believes in him.
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This plan is a true reflection of what he believes: he believes in second chances.
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This is for everyone who believes in and supports diversity and equal value for everyone.
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Adds an extra point to a "top 10 list" because he believes in "quantitative reasoning"
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LOOK, HE WILL SAY TO BOTH OF US, HE HIMSELF BELIEVES IN FREE TRADE, OKAY.
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The JOBS for Success Act respects the dignity of people and believes in their potential.
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Weiss, on the other hand, believes in the Skyworks story more than the Apple one.
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I lucked out finding someone who believes in taking on household chores in equal parts.
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Warren, who has railed against corporate greed and corruption, says that she believes in capitalism.
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The GOP's presumptive presidential nominee said he believes in protecting transgender Americans from discrimination, however.
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If Barr believes in the rule of law, he should have no trouble giving it.
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The company, which believes in "no taxation without relaxation," is giving away free shaved ice.
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Unlike those rivals, Rubio has said that he believes in the science behind climate change.
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His opponent believes in Open Borders and Sanctuary Cities, and won't protect your Second Amendment!
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Pastor Bobby believes in prayer over protest, but I officially don't care what Bobby thinks.
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Cheesy strongman tropes aside, The Rock clearly believes in the transformational power of physical fitness.
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No one who genuinely believes in higher education is going to dispute any of that.
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Finally, and perhaps most importantly, is education — the pillar that Donadon believes in the most.
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" She spoke, Mason noted, with "the firmness of someone making hard choices she believes in.
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He then thanked "everyone that believed and believes in me" with a still-expressionless face.
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Zoe, an entrepreneur from Lewes, wants a no-deal Brexit and believes in self-reliance.
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"She's a person who believes in the spirit of community," said Jessica Baker, a friend.
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Early in the story, Kitty Pryde brawls with a man who believes in Stryker's crusade.
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Mr. Theise believes in the importance of connectedness, wine's ties to place, people and community.
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Yan believes in the power of a tiny habit that can builds up over time.
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There's one incredibly passionate group that believes in cryptocurrencies as the future of all money.
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The other supposedly dead man whom Payam saves immediately believes in Payam's connection to God.
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Trump believes in trickle-down economics, in which corporations and billionaires get huge tax cuts.
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If Trump wins in November, then everything that Sanders believes in goes down the drain.
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When it comes to decision making, Ariel Figueroa believes in acting first and apologizing later.
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"Everybody believes in affirmative action when it comes to the admission of athletes," Hildebrand wrote.
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He believes in stripping power away from the federal government and returning it to states.
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A senator or representative who champions public health believes in investing in long-term solutions.
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I don't think he believes in the Muslim ban or half the things he's saying.
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"He believes in giving space to civilians and the support for policy," Mr. Khan said.
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"Senator Sanders believes in us and that together a better world is possible," she wrote.
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He believes in the process and believes the best candidate will emerge from that process.
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" Cohn also said that Trump believes in trade as long as he deems it "fair.
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" Polce wraps up his manifesto by saying he believes in "American values," not "Washington values.
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I can't imagine wanting to ban it -- and what intelligent person believes in banning books?
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Gloria believes in love in this club because once upon a time we all did.
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"Personally, I can't speak for what the man believes in his heart," Ms. Klein added.
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Sarah Lynn's death is a good example of how your show really believes in consequences.
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Everybody believes in states' rights when the state in question is doing something they like.
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They really believe in their own subjectivity, because Franzen believes in his subjectivity so thoroughly.
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The big question left for activists: Which prospective candidate really believes in what they're saying?
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This prosecutor in Detroit says she believes in honesty and integrity in the justice system.
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We're pretty sure Bradley is the one person -- out of 100 -- who believes in Gaga.
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On the other side is a president who believes in none of this; who commands a following that believes in none of it; and who knows the power of holding the media accountable to its stringent standards and holding himself accountable only to his own.
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CDC said in a statement it invested in Euronext as it believes in its growth potential.
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"TripAdvisor strongly believes in the right to write," Brad Young, TripAdvisor's assistant general counsel, NBC News.
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A Democrat who believes in increased criminalization will sign the death warrant for countless sex workers.
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Clements believes in rendering the form and its skin, not in making a sign for them.
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There'd be an argument to say that he believes in it more than Darth Vader does.
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HUGIN: Again, I want anybody who believes in the values that I have from New Jersey.
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Aviram believes in the prediction that by 2021, 4.5 out of 5 cars will be autonomous.
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Like many Bay Area residents today, Betchart believes in failing fast, and then keeping it moving.
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Fortnite publisher Epic Games Inc, in particular, believes in gaming as a communication platform, Warman said.
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" She adds: "I came on the show just trying to find someone who believes in me.
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The connectionists This school of thought believes in deducing knowledge through the connections between the neurons.
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It believes in conserving all that is best in Britain from country estates to market towns.
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Shailene Woodley isn't letting her arrest stop her from standing up for what she believes in.
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Mr Morton believes in picking and choosing new flora and fauna to colonise the changed landscape.
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But to anyone who believes in innocence until proof of guilt, visiting is a discomfiting experience.
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The seance is set to take place at Madison's house, which Marquardt also believes in haunted.
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She believes in the power of small changes compounded over time to bring about larger ones.
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Roger is tough, he is outspoken and he fights like hell for what he believes in.
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Like Roger, Trump is aso tough, outspoken and fights like hell for what he believes in.
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But once again, Hollywood convinces her to keep going, telling her that he believes in her.
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"The beautiful thing about Cinderella is that she's somebody who believes in goodness," Ms. DiDonato said.
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The Tea Party believes in conservative values, and what is more conservative than keeping families together?
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While he makes sure to save for the future, he also believes in enjoying the present.
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He believes in Melisandre's power, and so she agrees to give it the ol' college try.
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Anyone who's ever watched Sex and the City knows that Carrie Bradshaw believes in true love.
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"I do!" the actress, 18, tells PEOPLE in this week's about whether she believes in love.
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"Christian is the only designer I know of that really, truly believes in [diversity]," Schliftman says.
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Depriving them of the chance to compete clean demonstrates how little their country believes in them.
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Mr Rajan believes in markets but has often made himself the bearer of awkward economic news.
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Byrne also said he believes in Elio Motors' vision, calling the vehicle "a win for America."
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Guess Glossier believes in the New Year's motto: Out with the old, in with the new.
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"Staci very much believes in marriage and very much wanted hers to work," says the source.
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We need the political leadership and a competent government that believes in these types of reforms.
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My family believes in the power of prayer and we give this problem up to God.
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Self-made millionaire Grant Cardone says he also believes in working every day of the week.
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RELATED: What Seventh-day Adventists believe "He's a man who believes in mainstream doctrine," Dees said.
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He is a man of deep conviction and principle who believes in the rule of law.
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But here's a unique one: We know that Mollie herself believes in the power of prayer .
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A mind, unless one believes in disembodied souls, requires a brain, a body, and a world.
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In a November 2014 cover story, Holmes told PEOPLE that she "absolutely" still believes in love.
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For example, Tillerson believes in man-made climate change, which Trump has dismissed as a hoax.
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And he was very affirmative that he would and that he believes in a strong NATO.
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I want to ask him whether he really believes in the experiments and products he sells.
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He is someone who has a sharp judicial mind and believes in facts and legal reasoning.
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"Bernie as a human being truly believes in the power of direct media contact," Banditelli said.
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His new instructor believes in the "swing the clubhead" method taught by the late Ernest Jones.
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Megan Leftwich believes in teaching students about engineering and the sciences in a hands-on manner.
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In the end, a futurist is someone who believes in pushing society forward regardless of profit.
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And he's ready to keep fighting for the career and the work that he believes in.
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In the post-film Q-and-A, someone tentatively asks if Inglis believes in climate change.
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If Obama had faith in the power of reason, Trump believes in the value of fear.
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Not even the secretary of education believes in equal access to schools for the nation's children.
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He believes in rolling out products quickly: "Move fast and break things" is a company motto.
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He said Monday he has voted for Democrats before, adding that he believes in competitive politics.
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The left wing of the Democratic Party believes in it no more than does Mr. Trump.
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While McCain believed in duty, honor and country, Trump believes in looking out for No. 1.
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This patriot believes in the idea of America and doesn't back down, no matter the adversary.
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It can only work if everyone believes in it and everyone executes it the right way.
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History teaches that aid money cannot buy reform unless the recipient government actually believes in it.
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I'm a proud American who believes in the state of Israel and believes it must exist.
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By donating to causes he believes in, Kerr is putting his money where his mouth is.
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He noted that the administration believes in "dynamic scoring" that factors economic growth into cost estimates.
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Because I was a little lost," she said after being asked if she believes in "destiny.
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She believes in herself, posts authentically online, and lets different aspects of her life merge together.
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Richard Hendricks, the fictional startup founder at the heart of the HBO series, believes in tabs.
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It's part of the loving ethos of the page: Vin believes in you and your work.
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"Well, I'm not somebody who really believes in curses, but curse this, baby," she said. Bullseye.
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Kirk realizes he believes in the mission of the Enterprise and the purpose of the Federation.
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In fact, the Getty so believes in its systems ... there's NO vault to store the art.
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She believes in casting all kinds of people for roles, but not just to check boxes.
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"If she believes in parliamentary sovereignty, surely she should have been there," he told Sky News.
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He has just given $20 million to the CUNY Journalism School because he believes in journalism.
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What he does believes in: the power of the law, his officer's badge, his free will.
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I believe in him and he believes in me, so working together is a no brainer.
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American military "societies" function successfully, in large part, because everyone believes in fair and equal treatment.
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She's a fighter for herself, for women of color and for the causes she believes in.
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PayPal co-founder Max Levchin believes in blockchain technology, but isn't quite so sure about bitcoin.
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"I'm a businessman, an attorney, who believes in being socially progressive and fiscally responsible," he said.
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Purpose is whether or not the person believes in the virtue of the work being done.
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She really, really believes in good versus evil in a very large and almost biblical way.
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"When he believes in something, Mike will stick to it until it gets done," he said.
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Nike believes in the sport as a way of life and a form of self-expression.
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It was a banner for anyone who believes in the transformative and literary nature of fanfiction.
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A secretary of education who's been a public school teacher, somebody who believes in public education.
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Even with what little they have, the family believes in doing acts of charity and kindness.
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"Let those who perpetrated this heinous death know that the community believes in justice," she said.
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Administration officials have said that Mr. Sessions still believes in the value of the Guantánamo facility.
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We do not discuss her death, but I know she believes in some sort of afterlife.
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In addition to being older and wiser, Clare clearly believes in the premise of The Bachelorette.
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The madman strategy was a monumental failure in Vietnam, but apparently Trump still believes in it.
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Senator Klobuchar believes in a woman's right to make her own decisions about her health care.
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Above all, Pochettino believes in the power of the mind to overcome challenges, to shape destiny.
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"Now that she believes in herself more, she instills that motivation in me more," Shaun said.
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I defined feminist simply, as someone who believes in the full equality of men and women.
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"We believe in this group, and frankly, more importantly, this group believes in itself," Stearns said.
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"Bernie Sanders has just the guts to stand up for what he believes in," she continues.
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" Asked whether he still believes in "innocent exaggeration," the all-but-certain GOP nominee replied: "Yeah.
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One is the potential for a revived moderate middle that believes in fact-based public policy.
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" He added that Jonah Peretti, the chief executive and founder of BuzzFeed, "fundamentally believes in news.
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It will make anyone who believes in the liberalizing promise of higher education quickly lose heart.
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To be fair, it's not clear whether Mr. Trump really believes in right-wing economic orthodoxy.
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He believes in big dreams, he said, and he dedicated his entry to his late mother.
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Google firmly believes in rolling updates, which is a "more responsible" way to send out updates.
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It's high time that we offer middle-class Americans a tax code that believes in them.
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She's sticking up for what she believes in, but is also open to continuing a dialogue.
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Cardi B believes in second chances and is not afraid to stick up for her man.
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Although he's private, Pichai is willing to speak out about certain causes that he believes in.
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The CBC, which believes in seniority first and foremost, has not as a group endorsed Maloney.
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Gottlieb believes in e-cigarettes' potential to assist the 224.73 million adult smokers to quit cigarettes.
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"[Kirchner] is a scrupulous top notch attorney who believes in the rule of law," he said.
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I believe that she honestly believes in all the products she is using in her classroom.
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He believes in the ability of a few concerned citizens to save the republic from itself.
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Now, whether he believes in that alt-right, or he's just using that, it doesn't matter.
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Someone who really believes in what you're doing, but then is — — able to elevate it. Right.
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Rodriguez believes in this way of educating people and fighting for change in the coming years.
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However, while environmental issues may not be Mattis' top priority he definitely believes in climate change.
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I think it's….. certainly clearly I'm someone who doesn't believe in intolerance , who believes in inclusiveness who believes in all these things, so anything that would be, that would be said that would contradict that, then you would know that that's the way I feel about it.
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She believes in Mollie, believes in the machine-clatter of her voice and her tendency to look away, like a hurt dog waiting to be struck again, as she hopes for love among writers who are less interested in the truth than in their own cynicism.
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It believes in the people behind the idea, and works with them through challenges, hurdles and objectives.
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Paltrow played coy when talking about her relationship with Falchuck, but said she still believes in marriage.
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Jessica Torres is a communications strategist based in Washington, D.C. who believes in the magic of sisterhood.
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She believes in God, she said, but she doesn't allow religion to restrict her dress or beliefs.
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Although he supports gay marriage and believes in climate change, Mast's domestic policy stances are still troubling.
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Today: A woman who believes in sticking to a diet of mostly whole, minimally processed, organic foods.
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Felon or not, Franny believes in miracles and true love and doesn't let anything get her down.
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Burstein believes in ideals and the idea that laws are key to an orderly and just existence.
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He said that Texas believes in the Second Amendment and that nothing is going to change that.
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But one of the keys to Westworld is that it believes in the fight against the system.
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HRC: Well, I hope nobody who believes in the Planned Parenthood mission gives that any real consideration.
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That says a lot about her loyalty and how much she believes in the people around her.
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However, "this is early stages for what in the world Donald Trump actually believes in," he noted.
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"It's a testament to the fact that he believes in inspiring women, in empowering women," she said.
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For his part, Trump has said he believes in Fed independence, but also in expressing his desires.
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Unfortunately, we also do not live in a world in which the American administration believes in immigration.
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However, she believes in a broader "secular story" that still dominates the narrative around the chip stocks.
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Missandei replied that she's free to serve who she wants, and that she genuinely believes in Khaleesi.
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Despite the stock's plummet, "Halftime Report" expert Josh Brown still believes in the San Francisco-based company.
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He is a tall basketball player who believes in the virtues of politeness and doing your homework.
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Major League Baseball believes in its own significance—the idea that it is meaningful, and meaningfully American.
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So, regardless of worries over growth slowdown and oversupply of senior housing, Cramer still believes in Cafaro.
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" Luckie does note that he "strongly believes" in Facebook and its ability to "positively impact the world.
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Talk to someone you trust, who believes in you — and someone you know can make a difference.
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" And he has repeatedly defended his position on Common Core, saying that he believes in "higher standards.
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Randall said he believes in earning something with old-fashioned work, a system of motivation over expectation.
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The singer obviously believes in nurturing and loving kids on a grand scale and a personal level.
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He asks Nola if she believes in love at first sight and her answer is predictably no.
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Mayer has been vocal about the strategy, and it's clear that the company believes in its success.
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These proposals should send chills down the spine of anyone who believes in freedom and community strength.
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Cheney believes in projecting power, his own and America's, but even those convictions are only hinted at.
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Do you want to know if the applicant for chief of police believes in community-oriented policing?
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The group that believes in the "lower for longer" philosophy has valuations at "dizzying heights," Pzena said.
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"I have seen Katy's commitment to the causes she believes in firsthand," Clinton said in her speech.
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In the midst of all that, Hayes asks McNary out of nowhere if he believes in ghosts.
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It would be the duty of any American to fight for a cause he strongly believes in.
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It's fitting that the founder of Crossfit believes in putting in some physical effort to achieve success.
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The former governor says he believes in it, but doesn't know how much influence humans have had.
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He said the "progressive and modern" country believes in diplomacy and promoting peace in the Middle East.
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Some people believe in turning the other cheek; Trump, in his own words, believes in counter-punching.
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He has his reservations about the site, but he strongly believes in the power of community connection.
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Are you so out of touch with most of America, most of which believes in the Devil?
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Earlier Monday, the CEO said in a statement that he "still believes" in Boeing after the crash.
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He believes in protecting the environment, but he doesn't believe in killing American jobs to do it.
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Europe must demonstrate that it believes in its future by investing its money to secure that future.
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They also view him as an old school lawmaker who believes in making the Senate function properly.
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Zac Goldsmith, the Conservative candidate for mayor of London, is a green campaigner who believes in Brexit.
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"Nike believes in a world where everyone celebrates the power of diversity," he said in a statement.
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He wants to make decisions based on what he believes in, and what the people call for.
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Whether he believes in his positions or not, they are mostly too extreme to be credibly revised.
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I will do everything possible to see that the next EPA administrator actually believes in environmental protection.
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Sharkey believes in police "hot-spotting": most violent crimes take place in a small number of venues.
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"Volkswagen believes in the great potential of the South American continent," Di Si said in the statement.
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Someone who believes in a restrained executive, checks and balances, our Constitution, and in putting country first.
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Joe Biden believes in the dignity of work, but so do many who support a basic income.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.): Sanders is against court packing, but believes in imposing term limits, reports Reuters.
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Certain of his own superiority, Trump believes in natural ability and values it above experience and character.
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She believes in cooking generously, family style, and making food that is easy to transport and share.
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Since then, most of the president's surrogates have declined to say whether he believes in climate change.
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Luckily, California still believes in real business — versus Trumpian Fake Business — and giving consumers what they want.
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"He really believes in all that stuff like duty and honor," a friend of his told me.
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In a recent podcast interview, he mentioned that people sometimes ask him if he believes in God.
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Self-made millionaire Grant Cardone believes in logging a lot of hours, even on weekends and holidays.
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"We've got a president that cares about the things that he's said and believes in," Priebus added.
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"I always have someone in front of me who follows what she deeply believes in," he said.
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Bradley still believes in his players and insists they need to play looser and with more poise.
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Hastings said Netflix still believes in net neutrality, but it is no longer their top policy priority.
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He was for a limited nationalization of some banks and believes in stress-tests for some banks.
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He knows that means death by dragon, and I also think he genuinely believes in her cause.
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Above all, he believes in the law and wants to figure out, without prejudging, what it requires.
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He's not made any investments in cryptocurrencies but says he believes in the potential of blockchain tech.
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"1-800 Contacts strongly believes in a competitive contact lens marketplace," Williams added in an emailed statement.
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Why Trump thinks this doesn't matter: "He really believes in genetic gifts," says Trump biographer Michael D'Antonio.
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I was there because I believed in it, Daryl [Hannah, his girlfriend and actress] believes in it.
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If we are truly a nation that believes in second chances, our federal marijuana laws must change.
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Daenerys believes in her right to the Iron Throne because it was her family that was deposed.
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Hughes, despite the suffering he describes, believes in the unique potential of the United States for reinvention.
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" He added: "President Trump has said he always believes in talking, but I haven't requested any meeting.
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Mr Premadasa's chief backers admit that not even the candidate himself really knows what he believes in.
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For anyone who believes in the better angels of American politics, "Russian Roulette" is a depressing book.
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He firmly believes in the democracy's promise of giving citizens a right to not be singled out.
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The president has made it clear he believes in "omertà" — the old criminal organizations' code of silence.
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It's like asking whether a person who believes in separate-but-equal must necessarily be a racist.
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" As for the president's evolution on marijuana, Ms. Sanders said Mr. Trump "believes in enforcing federal law.
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Brooks believes in the ground-up remaking of community rather than in top-down government-inspired reform.
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Trump genuinely believes in the concept of "fake news" because he was a dealer of fake news.
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"General Motors believes in an all-electric future," said Mark L. Reuss, G.M.'s global product chief.
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"This crisis is bringing home that, when push comes to shove, everyone believes in borders," Lowry writes.
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A Human Resources Manager believes in equality in the workplace while adhering to a organizations workplace policies.
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The younger generation desires peace and believes in the democratic standards of free speech and human rights.
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The defeated Democratic candidate, Rob Quist, is a folk singer who believes in single-payer health care.
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Still, Mnuchin noted that the administration believes in "dynamic scoring," which factors economic growth into cost estimates.
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I choose to see a young woman who remains passionately engaged in what she most believes in.
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"I believe I'm the only person on this stage who believes in reparations for slavery," he said.
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He believes in revolutionary mass mobilization and, once an election has been won, rule by majoritarian domination.
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But he also believes in dumping vast oceans of documents, unedited and unredacted, careless to the consequences.
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As a result of the trip, the designer told Vogue he believes in the power of positivity.
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I find it hard to believe that everybody in California believes in what this person has done.
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" He added, "It should be a concern to anyone who believes in the core idea of democracy.
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Cooperman has said he believes in a progressive income tax and that the rich should pay more.
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But they also had the advantage of having a very clear, defined system that everybody believes in.
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Mr. Levie, of Box, was a Hillary Clinton supporter but believes in engagement with the new administration.
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Kim Lewis believes in the weapons theory, and most people who work on antibiotic resistance do, too.
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" Brady went on to share that he always believes "in the good in people and good intentions.
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It's the raw exercise of power by a tiny unaccountable minority that believes in its own superiority.
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Now again, you have to understand, I am a guy that believes in the power businesses have.
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He believes in allowing people to come to the UK if they have talents and can contribute.
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At a time when values are being challenged, Edward always stands up for what he believes in.
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" Trump added, "But I will say this: Nobody believes in the First Amendment more than I do.
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"Hillary Clinton, a product of public schools herself, believes in the promise of public education," Weingarten declared.
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I'm working class, so I support him and what he believes in and trusts what he says.
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Rick, a 250-year-old schoolteacher who lives in the Washington, DC, area, believes in American institutions.
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It's an apt next step for the artist, who believes in the power of monumental public art.
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And there's a huge difference between a party that fundamentally believes in reforms that is pro business by nature, that believes in entrepreneurship and that is friendly to private investment and a government which pretends to reform while, at heart, maintaining its hard core practically neo-Marxist ideology.
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While Glass-Seagall is arguably more regulation, Mnuchin said the Trump campaign believes in "correct regulation" not overregulation.
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President Trump believes in a free press and expects and welcomes tough questions of him and his Administration.
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Esparza agrees, and she isn't scared to risk losing customers for standing up for what she believes in.
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With what she believes in and what she's dreaming for, I've got a lot of respect for her.
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" Rather than being sour, Hsiao graciously said he believes in Sprig and its "long-term value for customers.
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No one in Silicon Valley loves virtual reality or believes in its future as much as Clay Bavor.
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She stands up for what she believes in, and she's very protective over her brother and her sister.
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"I'm a Muslim who believes in mercy, in doing good, I'm not an extremist," he told the judge.
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Roseanne Barr has never been one to shy away from what's she's thinking or what she believes in.
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It also is what Lil B believes in, as his whole being is based around positivity and respect.
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I think he believes in the notion of having his gang, his rock 'n' roll gang behind him.
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Gorsuch believes in the primacy of the individual and natural rights and is generally skeptical of government regulators.
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Melissa McCarthy aint afraid of no ghosts, she not only believes in them but considers them her friends.
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In fact, some fans have speculated Rick's fourth wall-awareness means he believes in the simulated reality theory.
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Aquila believes in the case of Staples and Office Depot, there is actually plenty of competition, especially online.
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Kim Kardashian West is standing up for what she believes in — no matter what backlash she might receive.
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He believes in the inerrancy of the Bible and is a military buff who collects guns and knives.
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I wanted Bernie Sanders to raise all the issues he (and I) believes in and supported him financially.
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Ashton Kutcher believes in the concept, and is participating in their $2.2 million financing round through Sound Ventures.
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But Vonshak believes in its potential, even though elucidating precisely what that potential is right now isn't easy.
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The collection was shown during Pitti Uomo in Florence and was a showcase of what 032c believes in.
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Cory pressures Shawn to tell him what he believes in, and Shawn doesn't have much of an answer.
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Vaccines: Initially said he believes in personal/religious exemptions to vaccines when there is no public health crisis.
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He's replaced by a man who doesn't believe in warrants and very much believes in getting to Kiki.
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I love that there's freedom of speech and that he can stands up for what he believes in.
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" James also addresses race-related violence, and believes in Clinton's "message of hope and unity that we need.
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Above all, I am an American who believes in the importance of getting involved in our nation's democracy.
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We're thrilled to have a new leader that also believes in the community and 'MINI Takes the states.
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"The General Prosecutor's Office has become a dead institution, the independence of which nobody believes in," he said.
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She believes in its counsel that we should pray on behalf of other people (1 Timothy 73:1).
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Priscilla believes in sharing what she continues to learn on her entrepreneurial journey in hopes of inspiring others.
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The overwhelming majority of the scientific community believes in global warming and that humans play a significant role.
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So, I'm going away from the beverages, except for the charitable trust believes in PepsiCo and Indra Nooyi.
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That scares me to death and should care everyone who believes in the Bill of Rights to death.
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Instead, he believes in the short- to medium-term there will more likely be an increase in enforcement.
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"Initially we started to learn about the major religions of the world, who believes in what," Jankovics said.
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He does music and he believes in his ability; and I do music and I believe in mine.
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"I'm a guy who, maybe in a certain crazy way, believes in karma," Trump said in the interview.
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While Lebenthal still believes in the company longer-term, he stands by his decision to sell his shares.
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"The Sun Is Also a Star is for anyone who believes in love or the idea of love."
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The actress said in the profile that she believes in finding the right person at the right time.
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Njoku believes in constant renewal, and the latest funding round will support tailoring the service to local needs.
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Verdict: MOSTLY TRUE Reality Check: Sanders: No GOP candidate believes in climate change By Sonam Vashi, CNN Sen.
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She said she believes in many of his ideas, but is alarmed at how Republicans would define him.
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And despite her loss last year to Trump, Clinton still wholeheartedly believes in graduates' ability to make change.
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While most now agree that some sort of change is needed, not everyone believes in the same solution.
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But, Kermit the Frog, when push comes to shove, is loyal and believes in the family of friends.
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Everything she does, everything she sacrifices, she does it because she believes in a better vision of humanity.
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But she made clear in the email that she's not just against Trump, but passionately believes in Clinton.
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Thomas also generally believes in formal colorblindness, but for very different reasons rooted in (sometimes explicit) black nationalism.
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Schumer believes in the vision of the Senate that the Founding Fathers conceived and the American people demand.
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Obama's demeanor has always suggested that he believes in the office; Trump's has always suggested that he doesn't.
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"ValueAct strongly believes in the most basic principles of shareholder rights," the firm said in a statement Monday.
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A day later, she said Rubio "believes in amnesty" for illegal immigrants, a statement she later walked back.
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She describes herself as a capitalist and says she believes in markets — as long as they have rules.
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Wall Street believes in the companies' long-term durability: Advance and O'Reilly's stocks have outpaced Amazon's this year.
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In April 2016, Trump said he believes in raising taxes on the rich -- including rich people like himself.
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Sawant says she believes in public funding for elections in principle but that it wasn't appropriate for her.
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I think that Donald Trump believes in no limits to power as long as it's coming to him.
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He also said that any Muslim who believes in Sharia law should be required to leave the country.
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That's why Stow so strongly believes in flying Pride flags outside of people's private homes to demonstrate visibility.
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Instead Republicans are the party of one man, and whatever he capriciously decides he believes in that day.
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True, Kavanaugh believes in teams and teamwork — and umpires themselves often work as teams, conferring on difficult calls.
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The president, who has called climate change a hoax, refuses to say whether he now believes in it.
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On climate change:Weld believes in climate change and the United States' need to act on countering its effects.
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She believes in wearing what she feels best in and doesn't let any negative comments affect her confidence.
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I like her work, but I also like that she stands up for things that she believes in.
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You can probably guess that he believes in denying women the right to abortion but does support torture.
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But Donald Trump doesn't believe in moral victories — the only victories he believes in are the literal ones.
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It's clear that what he's saying is something he really believes in, the moments are important or pivotal.
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She believes in a global, mobile workforce where talent can be found and deployed from anywhere, to anywhere.
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One side believes in the power of reason, the possibility of persuasion, and the values of the Enlightenment.
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Cal isn't a believable match for Sarah so much as he's a representation of what she believes in.
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The western as a genre, like Meinhard, believes in determinism, in a history governed by laws and patterns.
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But for now, Mr. Omer, a supporter of the Darfuri armed resistance, believes in the power of protest.
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If you believe in oat milk as much as Messersmith believes in oat milk, then that's a win.
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"Afghanistan believes in a policy of connectivity, not separation," Ashraf Ghani, the country's president, told the gathered dignitaries.
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One thing is clear: Green believes in paint and its capacity, as a vehicle, for discovering the unexpected.
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Conceived by Ping Chong, "Generation NYZ" believes in the power of storytelling to create a stronger, kinder culture.
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They depart over management philosophy: Mr. Trump favors chaos, and Mr. Kelly believes in strict command and control.
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He believes in "the will of the people," a dangerous phrase, as Angie Hobbs, a British philosopher, noted.
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The Model Alliance believes in safety, freedom to work without fear of harassment, and real consequences for abusers.
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Mr. Mnuchin defended the United States' environmental policies, saying that Mr. Trump "absolutely believes" in a clean environment.
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"The administration wholeheartedly believes in the commitment to research," Mr. Mulvaney said Wednesday at the House budget hearing.
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Rep. Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) said she doesn't think President Trump believes in anything or cares about anything.
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One of them was Peter Diamandis, a thought leader who passionately believes in the efficacy of emerging technologies.
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"He is a sincere and passionate guy who goes all in when he believes in something," he added.
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Trump believes in Trump, and whatever wreckage he causes in deference to that god is of no concern.
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More substantially, everyone but a few Marxist materialists already believes in the historical importance of ideas and politics.
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"When she talked about fighting for what she believes in, the authenticity, that's what's important," Mr. Hueholt said.
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"This is a president that absolutely believes in free trade but wants free and fair trade," he said.
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We are a nation that believes in doing the right thing, even when it is hard to do.
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She believes in and practices traditional folk magic, but doesn't like to share too many details about it.
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" Lee added: "Everybody in this locker room believes in Jo, and we know what he's capable of doing.
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He still draws large crowds, and his core base of supporters genuinely believes in the "revolution" he advocates.
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He believes in his country and feels a responsibility he wants to assume at this time in life.
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While the business doesn't compare to Under Armour yet, Busch says he's created a product he believes in.
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I consider myself a patriot, someone who believes in the Constitution, the rule of law and representative government.
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Cause he's got balls the size of maracas buddy and he believes in this country in his marrow.
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Netflix believes in empowering its employees and demonstrates it in the way they've set up their organizational model.
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That's something that Democrats, along with everyone who believes in the accountability of governments, should be happy about.
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"Nobody believes in the CHIP program more than I," Mr. Hatch said on the Senate floor last week.
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If Ms. Spector truly believes in 'our beloved country,' as she puts it, she should apologize and resign.
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At the same time, the center still believes in authority figures in a way that the fringes don't.
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He is liberal in the classical sense, in that he believes in the virtue of the free market.
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Like Garcia, Dulan is a sought-after media source and spokesperson who believes in over-delivering to her clients.
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But Khpalwak believes in leading by example, and she hopes one day of opening a national orchestra for Afghanistan.
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" He also told The Verge he believes in "multiple assistants" and having them "interact in lots of different ways.
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So you know she's feeling what she's talking about, it's what she believes in and there's an authenticity there.
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But also like the president-elect, Allison believes in a no-nonsense approach to banks that become systemically dangerous.
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Rockstar Games believes in reasonable fan creativity, and, in particular, wants creators to showcase their passion for our games.
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Anyone who believes in free and fair elections to facilitate the peaceful transfer of power is a sucker. Sad.
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" He said supporting Trump is the "first time in my life I've done something half the country believes in.
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Langenberg said he believes in new CEO Larry Culp, whom he met when Culp was in his mid-30s.
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If we have this free will to question and if one believes in God, I think you celebrate that.
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Razer believes in sleek lines, and portability, with its gaming statement made via the RGB lighting in the keyboard.
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But as Elizabeth reminds Philip, she's doing this mission both because she believes in it and because she's furious.
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SpongeBob believes in himself, and it shows every time we see him wake up loud and proud each morning.
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"As a company, Microsoft believes in a strong and balanced high-skilled immigration system," Smith said in the post.
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The Cupertino tech giant clearly believes in AI. It uses that and machine learning across many of its products.
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Volkswagen's management board still believes in the rationale of a stock market listing when market conditions improve, Witter said.
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He believes in the ability of the players he has assembled and, unashamedly, guards their future against public pressure.
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And tech can do its part too, McNamee believes, in acknowledging and confronting what he calls its "dark side".
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"He's a team player, and he believes in the Democratic Party, so I have to respect that," Stein said.
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Our faction believes in American exceptionalism, free markets, economic growth, individual liberty, religious freedom, and the value of tradition.
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While cloud gaming is a focus, Sony says it still believes in gamer choice for its next-generation console.
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"To every girl and woman -- to everyone who believes in this fight -- this isn't over," Hill tweeted on Sunday.
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Caitlyn Jenner said that while she firmly believes in the Republican Party, supporting it has not always been easy.
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Grams left homeopathy behind her, but she still believes in one of its tenets: the power of self-healing.
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He wants to end President Obama's anti-coal campaign, but also believes in the merits of cheap natural gas.
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"Lara truly believes in my father's message and is passionate about fighting for the American people," says Eric Trump.
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" To be clear, Sanders says he believes in God—though he has also admitted to being "not particularly religious.
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She did a very good job rebutting this attack and making a proactive case for what she believes in.
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The moment everyone believes in the bull, well the rally's over, because then there's no one left to buy.
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And while the model believes in the concept of a trailblazer, that doesn't mean there's only room for one.
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Because no one believes in romance anymore, Offset's new ink didn't exactly set off a round of "awwws" online.
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Woodman says he believes in the power of his company's technology to effect positive impact on its users' lives.
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It means voting for someone who supports and believes in equality whether they are a man or a woman.
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Rafaela is 52 years old, smoking a cigarillo and talking to me about how she believes in true love.
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Hedge fund billionaire David Tepper told CNBC he bought on last week's IPO and he believes in the company.
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STEVE RITCHIE: John believes in the core values of the brand that I've talked about on quality and people.
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"At the end of the day, you're talking to a child psychiatrist who believes in treatment," Dr. Carlson said.
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Aimee believes in her own extraordinary power and wealth as a kind of magic, and an entirely personal achievement.
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Khan said Pakistan believes in freedom of expression, but that does not include insulting Islam or stoking religious tensions.
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He also believes in a balance between regulation and prosperity, one that has been absent during the Obama administration.
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Macron believes in a robust European Union and has been among the President's foremost critics on climate change policy.
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He believes in his own complicity, and that belief restores the central idea of the story: Everything affects everything.
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He really knows what's right and sticks to what he believes in even if it's not the most popular.
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I come to you as the daughter of a janitor, a daughter who believes in an America of opportunity.
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We are very proud that Richard joined because he believes in technology not only he believe he practice technology.
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As the mother of two girls, McCarthy believes in having fun with what you wear and how you look.
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"My father believes in reform through the ballot box," Karroubi's son, Mohammad Taghi Karroubi, said in a telephone interview.
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"This is a disaster for everyone who believes in the 'We the People' vision of the Constitution," Merkley tweeted.
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In Farrington's book, we encounter one black person after another who believes in both Republican principles and racial equality.
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However, some of his colleagues have strong doubts about whether Johnson really believes in the project he is pursuing.
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"So it's O.K. to vote for someone who believes in the death penalty but not abortion?" was my retort.
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No matter what stock market predictor one believes in, investors should resist betting his or her farm on it.
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He believes in due process of law — even for people who have done such evil they don't deserve it.
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It's not about blame, It's about AWARENESS Damon was very firm in stating that he believes in this film.
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It shows that Buffett is in the business of making investments in companies and corporate leaders he believes in.
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Her proposals clearly indicate that she believes in an active and responsive government that supplements, channels and polices markets.
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But Limbaugh apparently believes in science enough to evacuate—just not enough to start paying attention to climate change.
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The show wholeheartedly believes in Lou and his single-minded "vision," as expressed via his many, many sweeping monologues.
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" ON WHETHER HE BELIEVES IN THE FED'S INDEPENDENCE "I believe in the Fed doing what's good for the country.
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The brand believes in giving everything a second life and reducing waste responsibly, right down to the room key.
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" She believes in "bipartisan solutions" and "built my political career on commonalities, collaboration, cooperation and using the word 'compromise.
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Still, Arena kept it classy in his goodbye statement ... and says he still believes in the U.S. soccer program.
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More importantly, there's every reason to believe that Johnson actually believes in the largely conservative agenda he's running on.
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He never has, he said in a 2017 interview in Anaheim, because he believes in Eppler and his lieutenants.
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He believes in white supremacy and has repeatedly denigrated immigrants who provide a crucial work force in his district.
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The Silicon Valley vibe is like democracy, or religion: If everyone believes in it, it sort of becomes true.
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" He added: "Every single person I know who says they are pro-choice believes in some sort of restriction.
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W. Eagan Nobody outside of a baby carriage or a judge's chamber believes in an unprejudiced point of view.
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He doesn't say much but he's really passionate about his job and he really believes in what he's doing.
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Chismar — everyone should have at least one person who believes in them the way you believe in your students.
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If one believes in the significance of one's material, then this synthesis is a critical moment of a course.
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I'm a Marxist who believes in God, follows Christ, and is a revolutionary for the sake of his kingdom.
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This video (here) from 2019 shows Sanders answering a town hall question explaining why he believes in Democratic Socialism.
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If Ms. Duke believes in the case for keeping him, let her make it loud and clear for shareholders.
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A pity, but if the United States president elected in November believes in these goals, they can be revisited.
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You remain a danger and I am a judge who believes in life and rehabilitation when rehabilitation is possible.
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Chief Executive Travis Kalanick called the allegations by Fowler "abhorrent and against everything Uber stands for and believes in".
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He might appoint a Fed chairman who believes in Modern Monetary Theory, which would be a recipe for hyperinflation.
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Helen Sharman, Britain's first astronaut, said she believes in extraterrestrial life in an interview with The Guardian published Sunday.
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And right now, your dad is off fighting on behalf of a country that believes in getting it right.
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Bloomberg believes in the free market, and the rising tide of economic prosperity to help those who are struggling.
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She believes in cases where a genuine manufacturer is being besieged by counterfeits, Amazon should move a lot faster.
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Trump has said he supports DACA recipients but hasn't said whether he believes in the legality of the program.
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"Miss Bonnie believes in them and because of her, they have become beautiful dancers who are proud and confident."
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He should say what he believes in a manner that brings forth hope and gives direction to our nation.
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Even Poland, which hosted the Warsaw conference at the request of the administration, believes in the Iran nuclear agreement.
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"My daughter still believes in the tooth fairy," she wrote in her post after listing the products she needed.
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Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh said in a statement that he believes in standing for the American flag.
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Justice Kennedy believes in the principles that are embodied in our Constitution and in our democratic form of government.
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There you go, Sam ... someone still believes in you ... and it's the dude who sang "End Of The Road."
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" Putin has made similar claims about Russian culture and civilization, and has been driven by a desire to restore Russia to its past glory, viewing the collapse of the Soviet Union as a "catastrophe" not because he believes in communism (far from it), but because he believes in Russia's destiny to lead "Eurasia.
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In a world full of Tinders, Smith is an old-school fix up who believes in love at first sight.
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