" He added, "They have these dreams of this social experience, but they're not actually dreams of making good monetary decisions.
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Grace Notes Alan Steel dreams of "walk-off vegetables" the way the beleaguered subspecies known as Mets fans dreams of walk-off homers.
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"We have visions of potentially growing into something greater — you know, every player dreams of that, every program sort of dreams of that," Coach Russell Turner said.
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Their mother tells them she once had huge dreams (of joining the rodeo) but gave them up once she had kids, and that now she dreams of just making ends meet.
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" And this gets at the heart of the problem: All of these fevered dreams of "draining the swamp" are really dreams of a political system that is somehow "pure" and "not corrupt.
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I started having recurring dreams of a pregnancy gone wrong.
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That's a problem for any dreams of a blue Texas.
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She loves learning English and dreams of being a cardiologist.
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He'll sting you with his dreams of power and wealth.
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A girl of patched pieces, she dreams of new beginnings.
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Republicans still have dreams of reviving Obamacare repeal next year.
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It has resurfaced in Brexiteers' dreams of invigorated Commonwealth trade.
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He dreams of working in Hollywood and falling in love.
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Many cultures give the dreams of the dying sacred status.
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Gods and Robots: Myths, Machines and Ancient Dreams of Technology.
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He was also right about people's dreams of exploiting it.
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But I also had big dreams of falling in love.
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I think [Jendi] dreams of someday being that successful himself.
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Will she finally fulfill her dreams of being a singer?
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To Gio's mother, dreams of upward mobility still felt remote.
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Kun, the facility's ambitious foreman, dreams of a better life.
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Our son, Humayun, had dreams of being a military lawyer.
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What's Her Face still haunts the dreams of '90s kids.
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But childhood dreams of flying led her to the army.
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Dreams, of course, are welcome; business ideas, not so much.
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"Everyone dreams of being the President," the spy told me.
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He claimed that he dreamed the dreams of his fictional
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Warren's "dreams" of those who could even think such ideas.
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Sexual predators exploit the hopes and dreams of their victims.
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He also dreams of playing Tupac Shakur in a movie.
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He's gregarious and easygoing and dreams of being an actor.
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Every girl dreams of hearing "but" after "I love you".
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Thankfully, the internet is keeping dreams of the ship alive.
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What happened to all those dreams of helping the community?
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I had dreams of being a Bow Wow, Lil Romeo.
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Hemant Saria didn't grow up with dreams of flying planes.
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He harbors dreams of presiding over a renewed Ottoman Empire.
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Do you have dreams of one day exploring the world?
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A land of story, of dreams, of heroes and gods.
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The first dreams of the tech revolution didn't come true.
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Jones didn't grow up with dreams of being a firefighter.
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His dreams of opening his own clothing business had wilted.
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Even Marty Feldstein, I think, dreams of becoming Fed Chair.
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My dreams of joining the pro tour were quickly dashed.
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He has not abandoned his dreams of an American life.
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Premise: A lonely volcano dreams of meeting his perfect match.
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Dreams of El Dorado: A History of the American West.
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I have recurrent dreams of nightmarish labyrinths and enclosed spaces.
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She dreams of opening a dance studio in the Bronx.
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Perhaps the dreams of systemic reform are simply that — dreams.
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All of them have dreams of taking down the best.
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Alas, dreams of blending faiths seem very out of fashion now.
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Roxsana's friends say she had dreams of opening a beauty salon.
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He dreams of growing up to serve his community and nation.
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One group in London dreams of making this utopia a reality.
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She wanted to make her sister's dreams of motherhood a reality.
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Every year they arrive in Hollywood with dreams of making it.
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Every kid dreams of it, it's what we always hoped for.
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He dreams of starting a photography business and building a house.
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Mr Khan dreams of soon playing for the full national side.
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It's the reaction every artist dreams of: instant, ecstatic, unqualified praise.
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Dreams of a tartan Denmark have yet to come to fruition.
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Her mother Doaa dreams of returning and raising Tala in Syria.
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Acting under widely condemned legislation, Dreams of Spanking was taken down.
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One, Symphony, offers a messaging platform, and dreams of rivalling Bloomberg.
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India has dreams of "interlinking" 37 rivers through 14,000km of canals.
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Amazon dreams of using drones to disrupt delivery to the doorstep.
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The dreams of Balthus, a learned, literary man, are mazy reads.
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Where did your dreams of working in film and TV originate?
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He dreams of becoming a signals operator in the Russian army.
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The octogenarian dreams of returning to Sylhet, Bangladesh one last time.
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Krane dreams of Drive Motors becoming the "car ownership operating system".
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Peterson also destroyed Deserae's dreams of becoming a nurse, Matt said.
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Perhaps Biles' dreams of dating Zac Efron have finally come true?
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He had dreams of moving to Los Angeles, maybe even Miami.
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"Suleiman", an amateur oenologist from the city, dreams of reviving it.
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She was a Disney teen queen with dreams of pop stardom.
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Eike Batista once had dreams of becoming the world's richest man.
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At night you tell him about your dreams of New York.
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She would speak about her dreams of someday becoming a judge.
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Yalini, Dheepan's wife of convenience, dreams of leaving France for England.
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One dreams of going there, whether as migrant or as martyr.
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Everybody dreams of being a pop singer, even me, even today.
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Read about Victory Chukwu, from Nigeria, who dreams of visiting Paris.
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She came to New York with dreams of success and citizenship.
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Lilly Smartelli dreams of marrying her best friend on Valentine's Day.
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The Leavers' backward-facing dreams of imperial renewal are one example.
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Despite the dreams of social conservatives, few teens actually practice abstinence.
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Chef Jiro Ono dreams of sushi, and soon you will too.
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Even Abdulla, guarding his niche, dreams of being just a head.
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Forced to put dreams of a career as a prosecutor aside?
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But coronavirus derailed his opening date and dreams of full tables.
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The hopes and dreams of the victims are never even considered.
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Tugade still dreams of moving back to Israel when she retires.
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Elon Musk dreams of building a Mars spaceport in South Texas.
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Sheindi goes to seventh grade and dreams of becoming a teacher.
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Skyryse isn't the only company with dreams of self-flying aircraft.
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Today she dreams of a better life for her three children.
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Unfortunately for my dreams of reinvention, squash itself was deepening it.
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But distant dreams of Broadway aside, Hollywood was never a goal.
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Or perhaps they are about the inner "adult" dreams of children.
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They'd laughed at the dream descriptions, she and her father, because the dreams were so specific, so unlike any dream they themselves had ever had or would ever have (dreams of measuring barley, dreams of slaying hippopotamuses, dreams of seeing yourself in a mirror) that they'd felt protected from the world, from both the good and the bad that could befall them.
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Yet while his dreams of being a globe-straddling public brand may have shrunk — he has only five stores, down from 250 in 2013 — his dreams of using fashion to crystallize a shared moment are still monumental.
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She's studying computer science and dreams of working at Google in Boulder.
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He wants to be a writer; she dreams of being an artist.
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Kotb had all but given up on dreams of becoming a mother.
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Dreams of internet success impose a heavy burden on the recent immigrants.
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He said he dreams of quitting, starting a restaurant, and having kids.
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He's now planning to build missions that accommodate the dreams of soldiers.
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In fact, these were the dreams of an AI developed by Google.
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I don't think it's just society exploiting the dreams of creative people.
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It follows Chris, a 10-year-old boy who dreams of adventure.
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But it may also kill the rebels' dreams of overthrowing the regime.
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He dreams of studying music at Berklee College of Music in Boston.
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I will never give up on my dreams of art and music.
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But dreams of dominance are running into the realities of energy markets.
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"We need to thwart their dreams of running the state," she says.
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As they talked, Hala's family shared their dreams of returning to Syria.
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He alone understands the hopes and dreams of the audience, he suggests.
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Mr Xi has said he dreams of China winning the World Cup.
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Jiro Dreams of Sushi Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Gauntlet: NETFLIX ORIGINAL
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"He encouraged the talents and dreams of his friends too," Fish said.
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He feels trapped in his humdrum marriage and, inevitably, dreams of Elio.
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The United States has inspired the dreams of millions around the world.
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Henderson would survive, but his dreams of playing college basketball likely wouldn't.
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However, Joy had also long harbored dreams of becoming a professional writer.
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In "The Little Mermaid" (1989), a mermaid dreams of being a human.
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The Great Depression crushed the financial hopes and dreams of countless families.
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He had big dreams of expanding the brand and its global reach.
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"Jiro Dreams of Sushi" is a heartwarming documentary about a sushi chef.
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The monetization of feminism is far from the dreams of our foremothers.
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In 2008, Geiss had dreams of getting a script she'd written produced.
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Matt asked if I'd ever seen the documentary Jiro Dreams of Sushi.
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On "13 Beaches," she outruns the paparazzi and dreams of real love.
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In terms of prize money, he dreams of having $1 million jackpots.
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But don't let the video crush your dreams of writing that novel!
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For McCarthy, it could make or break his dreams of the speakership.
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He dreams of leaving all this behind, for a life in cycling.
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Trump — he of the small hands — dreams of a gigantic mushroom cloud.
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PRAIRIE FIRES: The American Dreams of Laura Ingalls Wilder, by Caroline Fraser.
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Still: Dreams of friendship and sunsets over baseball diamonds were one thing.
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He has dreams of transforming it into a spiritual center for pilgrims.
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The solo makes space for the individual; it dreams of the future.
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Jancel dreams of becoming a professional soccer player like Barcelona's Lionel Messi.
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As his grades flagged, so did his dreams of becoming a pilot.
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Now, she dreams of turning it into a mecca for start-ups.
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"He said we were killing the dreams of children," Ms. Schottz recalled.
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They will begin with grand ambitions and dreams of the C suite.
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Your investments are for your future goals and dreams of building wealth.
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Founded on the dreams of the dispossessed, in many ways it is.
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Dreams of design features so vast that they sound like foreign countries.
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"I got what every girl from the Bronx dreams of," she said.
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"Dreams of El Dorado" would seem to have found a powerful theme.
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Don't put Dreamers ahead of the dreams of 85033 million American citizens.
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She also has dreams of creating a fashion line and television show.
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"He held the dreams of many people in his hand," she said.
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She has dreams of opening a dog hotel in a future home.
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My dreams of getting into Yale (median LSAT score: 173) were dashed.
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Just dreams of Jack TOTALLY ALIVE AND CELEBRATING HIS 40TH ANNIVERSARY WITH REBECCA.
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But he still dreams of fully returning to his music career some day.
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It has succeeded far beyond the dreams of any of our founding fathers.
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Instead he dreams of traveling to the Middle East as a construction worker.
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Google has given up on its dreams of building its own modular smartphone.
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I have dreams of seeing my children grow up and live productive lives.
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One of those lucky winners is Heidi Estrada, who dreams of entering politics.
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She's about to attend Mount Holyoke and dreams of joining the Peace Corps.
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"Every parent dreams of their kid being special in any sport," Collins says.
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Step 5: Go to bed and have sweet dreams of a brighter complexion.
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Pat Toomey's win in Pennsylvania, Democrats dreams of regaining the Senate are over.
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Otherwise known as the dreams of all liberal Canadians and Canada enthusiasts everywhere.
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And he dreams of his company being the one to get us there.
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That all his dreams of being cool and socially adept would come true?
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As a person who dreams of a single cable, that bums me out.
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She should have a color-coordinated planner and dreams of becoming a vet.
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Wakanda is what romanticized dreams of Africa's past and future are made of.
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Rachel Lindsay and Bryan Abasolo's dreams of a televised wedding are no more.
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Sooner or later, everyone dreams of buying a tiny and / or minimalist smartphone.
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People with dreams of grandeur move to New York in search of fame.
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Devin Pacholik dreams of having 30 thousand, 100 million in his bank account.
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But really, this is just the lab that every research scientist dreams of.
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Now an "Action Group" dreams of doing the same through pressure, misinformation & demagoguery.
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Fall into a meat coma and have dreams of brisket pink smoke rings.
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America is ready to unlock the boldness enmeshed within the dreams of democracy.
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Ms Frausto dreams of one day having thousands of workers in the state.
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Obama Dreams of Space, But Where&aposs the Money for a Mars Expedition?
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It'll crush the dreams of the poorest Americans and disproportionately harm minority communities.
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Growing up in Queens, Falsetta never had dreams of becoming a soap maker.
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After all, does this look like someone with dreams of power and glory?
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Born and raised in Westport, CN, Kemp had dreams of becoming a journalist.
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My dreams of eating for free and feeding the homeless had been squashed.
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Cities can also stop threatening private investment with dreams of municipal broadband glory.
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This is the week that every football player dreams of: The Super Bowl.
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I was startled by dreams of the baby cries of 30 years ago.
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Chan dreams of becoming Asia's answer to fast food giant KFC, he said.
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Despite their best efforts, Democrats cannot dampen the dreams of the American people.
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Next door, we in India have exciting clean energy dreams of our own.
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In entertainment, the old "casting couch" expectation exploits the dreams of aspiring actresses.
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Back in his tiny room, Wamba dreams of joining the NBA one day.
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"We are furled to the United Kingdom's decaying dreams of empire," she said.
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Her family has bought a barbecue grill, and she dreams of a pool.
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Just got one race left and everybody dreams of going out a winner.
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He dreams of going to film school in California to edit movie trailers.
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Al Osaimi dreams of going global but says his artwork is not political.
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We used dance music as a vessel for dreams of a better life.
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Small businesses and cultural centers thrive throughout Jeddah, with dreams of scaling up.
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He often dreams of living as other people, and even as other objects.
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There's nothing like abandoned medical records to replace dreams of Vermont with heartbreak.
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For the first time, she has dreams of a future in El Salvador.
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Yet he dreams of an uplifting reconciliation between American reality and American dream.
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Not every woman, it turns out, dreams of teetering around in skyscraper heels.
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Now he dreams of one day reuniting with the wife he left behind.
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And he dreams of one day taking an exhibition fight to Las Vegas.
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Given her otherwise lavish life, it seems the singer dreams of calmer surroundings.
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Maybe that's why we're so content to live inside the dreams of others.
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Young players with dreams of glory think elite training programs lead to riches.
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When Mr. Herrera's boat anchored in Florida, however, his dreams of freedom sank.
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Now 17 years old, he dreams of pursuing studies at the Juilliard School.
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He dreams of trucking across Texas, through Oklahoma, all the way to Michigan.
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Each of us has nurtured our own private dreams of someday encountering it.
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She said her weak heart swelled on dreams of seeing her son again.
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But her dreams of seeing the boy band live were crushed on Aug.
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One man dreams of a woman giving birth to a roll of film.
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The Empress runs the household with Prussian rigor and dreams of a restoration.
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"Sailing on the JOIDES is something that every paleoceanographer dreams of," said Haynes.
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But he sometimes dreams of leaving conflict behind and escaping into his imagination.
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But, unable to read and write, his dreams of going to college died.
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That fueled his interest in boxing, and now he dreams of fighting professionally.
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Then there are "trans-humanist" dreams of liberating consciousness from its biological wetware.
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An internal Google video, "The Selfish Ledger," dreams of all-encompassing data collection.
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Down the road are dreams of getting married and having a big family.
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His surreal stories capture the anguish and thwarted dreams of people under dictatorship.
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Over the past decade, the dreams of democratic theorists everywhere actually came true.
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Tapered, it seems, are the dreams of a 3D printer in every home.
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Rahmani dreams of flying planes again; this time for the US Air Force.
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He's back in school, and dreams of a future as a school teacher.
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Since then, other threats have emerged to Democratic dreams of a new majority.
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That's beyond the wildest dreams of European cohesion funds or anything like that.
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His big night kept Seton Hall's dreams of an NCAA Tournament bid alive.
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Mixology Kit Has she always had dreams of mastering the art of bartending?
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As Cleve's addiction grew, his dreams of a better life began to fade.
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She dreams of being reunited with him, if she ever get a car.
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Dreams of freedom and independence from the United States fired up the revolutionaries.
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By contrast, the dreams of some U.F.O. enthusiasts are stuck in 1950s technology.
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China has to abandon dreams of political, military, and economic hegemony in Asia.
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Our most urgent work is to realize Americans' dreams of today and tomorrow.
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And that is probably erasing any pipe dreams of turning the House blue.
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Contemporary teens may see the dreams of their predecessors more like dreams deferred.
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The season also introduces some new heroes with dreams of joining the Flag Five.
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But this isn't the first time Milania's dreams of being famous have been discussed.
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He threw himself into sports, and had zero dreams of running a phone company.
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What this tech is really doing is showing us the dreams of a machine.
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But Atah Ullah says this power structure means their dreams of change were unrealistic.
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There were no mobile phones or drones in the dreams of pre-industrial societies.
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She helps manage her mother's salon and has dreams of being a fashion designer.
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Where dreams of romantic love are born, and nightmares of dog theft are realized.
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It is commonly said this was the end of the UK's dreams of empire.
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An adorable pug achieved her dreams of being a concierge at a Chicago hotel.
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Are you a video game nut that dreams of entering the matrix, Reboot-style?
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A constitutional lawyer by training, Mr Temer dreams of reforming Brazil's dysfunctional political system.
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Now he's been hired by Liberty, another Baptist university with dreams of athletic glory.
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Some of the older students worry that their dreams of becoming professionals were ruined.
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Others were just sad that their dreams of a true democracy have been crushed.
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More often we dreams of other people, and what we think they might do.
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Obama's legacy and the dreams of her presidency lay shattered at Donald Trump's feet.
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He'd moved in quickly, pulling me into his dreams of living off the land.
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I spent most of yesterday sick in bed, with fever dreams of flexible displays.
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Thanks to the internet, the wildest dreams of The Simpsons fans may come true.
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Margot Käßmann, the church's former leader, dreams of Germany having no army at all.
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Her daughter, who dreams of becoming an English teacher, is among the fortunate ones.
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Initially, she had dreams of becoming a serious concert hall artist, like Nina Simone.
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The group dreams of holding a marathon in Cairo, like the one in Beirut.
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He just knows Star's his last shot at achieving some dreams of his own.
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All were founded by immigrants with hopes and dreams of seeking a new beginning.
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He wants to run for federal office one day and dreams of becoming president.
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He dreams of a city buzzing with electric cars, drawing power from Quebec's dams.
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He served in India during the war, and initially had dreams of becoming viceroy.
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He liked soccer, and a friend said he had dreams of opening a restaurant.
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That's the worst anyone can do — to take the dreams of a child away.
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The city's younger residents are frustrated that the older generation still dreams of factories.
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Like many Guinness-obsessed kids, Ghost dreams of being the best at something too.
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Rarely travelling outside the D.R.C., he immersed himself in dreams of his country's betterment.
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In order to achieve my dreams of becoming wealthy, I adopted smart financial habits.
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It's well known that films can influence the hopes and dreams of future generations.
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"I've certainly had those dreams of someone sweeping me off my feet," he admitted.
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Browning is not the only person to have pursued dreams of jet-powered glory.
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Sundar starts a pharmaceutical unit, and Lalita dreams of becoming a top fashion designer.
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And it has the potential to thwart his dreams of the speakership once again.
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You don't have to trash your dreams of a warm, microwaveable potato chip entirely.
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One journalist checked in to find he was reading Obama's Dreams Of My Father.
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It's a place where people end up, not a place anyone ever dreams of.
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He also dreams of extending his design purview to spacesuits and gear for NASA.
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She even grew up with dreams of going to the Olympics for horseback riding.
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It sows the seeds of violence and destroys the hopes and dreams of people.
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She dreamed peaceful dreams, of becoming a broadcast journalist or opening a dance school.
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Fring already has dreams of a super lab, which Gale will help him build.
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And before my senior year of high school, my dreams of publication came true.
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I know her granddaughter no longer believes in utopian dreams of what might be.
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JIRO DREAMS OF SUSHI (2012) on iTunes, Amazon, Google Play, Hulu, Vudu and YouTube.
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Jordan dreams of being more like Batman, and he yearns for a growth spurt.
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He is not tossing out the 'bad apples;' he's stealing the dreams of children.
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Cúper, Salah and Egypt are now left with dreams of what might have been.
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But on both sides, dreams of victory are matched only by fear of defeat.
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She plays Vanessa, who works in a beauty salon but dreams of bigger things.
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She loves the United States and dreams of a United States of Europe someday.
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"I have no dreams of becoming this huge big-time agriculture business," Ransome said.
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Iremar (Juliano Cazarré) is a handsome cowboy who dreams of being a fashion designer.
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Chances are nobody who meets her ever dreams of calling her anything so informal.
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But the party's term limits may crush the dreams of its ambitious young leader.
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Mr. Sywyk, who does volunteer work for the State Health Department, dreams of escaping.
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Maybe one who dreams of the Masters Tournament at the Augusta National Golf Club?
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She's "a big girl with big dreams of rap superstardom," according to Sundance materials.
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Mousy Eurídice, a gifted musician, dreams of studying piano at a Viennese music conservatory.
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She said she also dreams of one day going to school to acquire knowledge.
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But Deisi's dreams of becoming a doctor or finishing high school are on hold.
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Mr. Trump dreams of a version of himself embracing him and declaring his love.
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She has already written a novel, and dreams of becoming a successful international author.
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Stacy Michuki is 18 years old, and has dreams of becoming a fashion model.
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As an adult she still dreams of hitting people over the head with shovels.
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It was time for her to pursue her dreams of becoming a fashion designer.
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He never had dreams of becoming the 21955th man to walk on the moon.
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Harvey majored in studio art with dreams of one day becoming an artist himself.
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His oldest son, who is in seventh grade, likes basketball and dreams of going pro.
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After the 2016 election, Jamie Margolin had dreams of doing something big for the environment.
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You may have bought a Mega Millions lottery ticket with dreams of becoming a billionaire.
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For the legitimate dreams of social justice and dignity in the face of predatory capitalism.
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We share the same visions and dreams of a magnificent, diverse, gracious and welcoming nation.
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Does it make sense to support a teenager's dreams of being the next Tyler Blevins?
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That made it 21-3 and Clark's dreams of being Super Bowl MVP were over.
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She dreams of an all-night blues session in an office park surrounded by evergreens.
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He doesn't have a single power, though he still dreams of being a superhero someday.
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"Every girl dreams of being a princess on her wedding day," Chopra exclusively told PEOPLE.
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Like Mr Musk, Travis Kalanick, Uber's tarnished former boss, dreams of changing how humans travel.
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Every year hundreds of startups launch with dreams of becoming the next enterprise software unicorn.
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It looks like your monstrous dreams of Gorilla McGorillaFace are out the window as well.
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Pratt already had dreams of being a leading man, but ran into some early roadblocks.
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Skillet Bread And Buffalo Chicken Dip Your cast iron dreams of glory like this. 5.
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His family took out of BHS and Arcadia a fortune beyond the dreams of avarice.
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Other Gossip:- Big Little Lies is pretty much the show The Affair dreams of being.
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Tin is a market that has been chasing dreams of supply deficit for many years.
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Donald Trump's brother, Robert, thinks the President is answering the dreams of women and minorities.
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She loves the song "Let it Go," for example, and dreams of going to Disneyland.
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The water has stolen it, just as 2015 stole your dreams of accomplishment and fortune.
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Eventually one woman remains, cut off from her family, stranded by her dreams of deliverance.
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The documentary theater piece focuses on Margot, an elderly woman with dreams of being euthanized.
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And now, Netflix is fulfilling fans' dreams of a revival with a four-part miniseries.
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"What I created came out of my own adolescent dreams of fantasies," he told CNN.
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It's heartbreaking to watch young women defer their dreams of school because of unplanned pregnancies.
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There have long been dreams of harvesting the electrical power of Texas's many lightning strikes.
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CNN founder-turned-philanthropist had dreams of joining the Navy, but fate had another plan.
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From that boil onward, Graham's childhood dreams of becoming a chef slowly manifested into reality.
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They left to pursue their dreams of traveling and living well on a limited budget.
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Officer Stropkey (Alyson Hannigan) loves pinball and dreams of one day becoming a celebrity chef.
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Gail: Every political writer goes to bed at night and dreams of an open convention.
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Every bedroom DJ or producer dreams of quitting their day job and making it big.
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The Odyssey, however, devotes significant time to the life (and even the dreams) of Penelope.
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But even the most modest dreams of middle-class life seem so far from reach.
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Like Art Stage's tagline, the aspirations of the core become haunting dreams of the periphery.
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While dreams of the caliphate may not be dead just yet, their condition is critical.
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Ana is a queer Latinx woman who dreams of making a living as an artist.
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She loves her parents, she does her homework, she dreams of being a marine biologist.
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A senior at Lehman College in the Bronx dreams of starting her day with breakfast.
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Ms. Smith dreams of a dedicated space for the collection, and a dedicated curatorial position.
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The Times wrote about the ranch's connection to the Olympic dreams of many young gymnasts.
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They had dreams of earning scholarships to compete in college, or of making the Olympics.
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"All my dreams of saving the world with my dad were coming true," she said.
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But not everyone dreams of a room with a tulip table and an Eames chair.
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By using his imagination, Adrian Simcox comes to life and dreams of a better one.
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It has worked, insofar as it continues to attract anonymous vloggers with dreams of stardom.
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It also has "Bachelor/Bachelorette" host Chris Harrison potentially dashing the dreams of Bachelor Nation.
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Perhaps our dreams of the future are always enmeshed with our fantasies of the past.
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And so the feckless schemes of the conservatives realized the violent dreams of the Nazis.
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But he does not have dreams of bringing back the department stores of his youth.
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Jonny Beauchamp portrays Jorge/Ginger Lopez, Katy's roommate who dreams of becoming a Broadway star.
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My dreams of reaching that pinnacle didn't end when I got to the major leagues.
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Don't put the kibosh on your dreams of a beachside retirement in an exotic locale.
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His dreams of Flight 191 led to a string of appearances on TV shows exploring
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As such, it seems uncharitable to deny Callahan his dreams of a more egalitarian world.
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No one dreams of being a refugee; they dream of living up to their potential.
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"There were dreams of a King-Graham alliance but it never came about," Miller says.
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Your dreams of living life with weeks between charges will have to stay in fantasyland.
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And he's not giving up his dreams of Disney World yet -- he'll visit another time.
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They need a unifier who can speak to the hopes and dreams of all Americans.
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Sofia Marilú Trimarco, 20, is studying law in Rome and dreams of becoming a magistrate.
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He cultivated superstition while growing up in Texas, with dreams of being the next DiMaggio.
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He is 16 and quick to the hoop, and he dreams of a college career.
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Due to his demanding schedule, Naheel kept his dreams of opening a restaurant on hold.
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Even Long, who dreams of crowdfunding a commune, concedes that clicker training can fall short.
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Her friends are Jorge Lopez (Jonny Beauchamp), a dancer and drag queen with dreams of being on Broadway, Pepper Smith (Julia Chan), a woman-about-town who dresses very well, and Riverdale's freshly transplanted Josie McCoy (Ashleigh Murray), who dreams of being a recording artist.
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He and his dad are staying in Moundsville, and he dreams of going to medical school.
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The artist has no pretensions, and he doesn't have any big dreams of changing the world.
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But every once in awhile something awakens childhood dreams of, say, being a race car driver.
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Expand your vision of your hopes and dreams, of your future—well, maybe not your dreams .
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Over time, she convinced herself that acting was a means to actualize her dreams of teaching.
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Aaron is as liberal as they come, and dreams of being the next Black cultural revolutionary.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - First came the shock, then the tears of joy, then the dreams of home.
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Let us dance through the wreckage of the hopes and dreams of the world wide web.
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Whatever your hopes and dreams of makeup mastery, it's never too late to aim even higher.
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Villareal, who dreams of becoming a professional boxer, said having his green card opened up possibilities.
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For Crystal, having a mysterious stranger lead her on an adventure is something one dreams of.
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Despite her achievements, Patterson said she didn't set out with dreams of medals or national fame.
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If you compare their dreams of retiring in three years, it was so different from that.
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He dreams of going abroad, perhaps to England; currently he lives at home with his mother.
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Prepare yourself: These looks are so cool, they may just spark barbell dreams of your own.
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These folks might have dreams of their furry friend becoming the next JiffPom or Grumpy Cat.
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Colby is here because he's been living out the dreams of others and not his own.
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Isaac and Gabriel Fortoul grew up in Union City, New Jersey, nurturing dreams of becoming artists.
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Robert Mayer cast doubt on the trial's guilty convictions in his book The Dreams of Ada.
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Ali, a 235-year-old man who holds a technical degree, dreams of quitting the job.
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So your dreams of living out E.T in IRL are not as crazy as you thought.
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Being able to walk away from sessions, from poetry, from dreams of being a poetry professor.
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Michael Peña (Ant-Man & The Wasp) plays Peter, a man haunted by dreams of a war.
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I kind of had later dreams of the Olympics, [starting] around when I was 14, 15.
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Until the decentralized infrastructure improves, the dreams of how blockchains can improve the world remain distant.
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She is fulfilling the dreams of many of those who turned to UKIP in the past.
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Such programs caused many of us kids to become giddy with dreams of becoming bionic superheroes.
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My dreams of finally being an unlockable character in NBA Jam just got one step closer.
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" Sanderson dreams of never hiding his "bumps" again with the help of the Botched doctors. "Dr.
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Portland is not a city where people typically move to with dreams of making it big.
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A humiliating loss on home ground in Florida, meanwhile, ended the White House dreams of Sen.
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His illustrations encompass the bedtime dreams of prima ballerinas, pink, and lots of candy and pastries.
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But, it seems Facebook's dreams of having its own version of Alexa are alive and well.
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They're perfect for anyone who dreams of sleeping with a surly diner owner (and who doesn't!).
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Dreams of solo careers, in-fighting, general jazz square fatigue — anything can prompt a band split.
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Like her onscreen daughter in I,Tonya, Janney had dreams of being a professional figure skater.
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Beyond Mars, carrying Elon Musk's Tesla Roadster, and the hopes and dreams of the space community.
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He pictured the end—of his dreams of basketball and the future, and of his life.
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" Elsewhere, Clinton said she dreams of "a hemispheric common market, with open trade and open borders.
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Unfortunately, the nation's dreams of a Twittersphere sans Trump were squashed when his account was revived.
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It looks like Sarah Hyland is dashing the dreams of Bachelor fans with her new romance.
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Improvement couldn't come fast enough for a generation steeped in postwar triumphalism and dreams of liberty.
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While he survived the attack, Henderson's dreams of playing college basketball have been put on hold.
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Tapachula, Mexico (CNN)Kensi Hernandez is 8 years old and has dreams of being a doctor.
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Shalimar, meanwhile, falls in with a terrorist group and dreams of killing both Max and Boonyi.
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She had dreams of becoming a writer, and she already had a stellar portfolio of samples.
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Favorite. A mermaid who only dreams of walking, dancing, and combing her hair with a dinglehopper?
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When I only sought counsel from the confused approximations and wild dreams of my best friends.
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Xiaoxiao Xu photographed and interviewed men in rural Chinese villages who have huge dreams of flight.
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While Dean dreams of higher ambitions, Monty just wants to party and have a good time.
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Because of the lingering estrangement, Cuban players with dreams of reaching the big leagues must defect.
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Should I give up on my feminist dreams of sharing the child care and household duties?
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Mr. Dashtaray still dreams of bringing the experimental American playwright Robert Wilson to perform in Iran.
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He had come to the United States as a moderate Muslim with dreams of making it.
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"I just wanted to get into a World Series game; everybody dreams of that," Knowles said.
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Henry Javier Umana, a migrant from Honduras, never had dreams of going all the way north.
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Breakingviews Disney is hovering like the Death Star over the media dreams of European telecom companies.
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After chemotherapy, Chelsea, now 103, is in remission; she dreams of working in the beauty industry.
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They did not look like a team with the dreams of millions resting on their shoulders.
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They had dreams of flipping the Michigan House and the Florida Senate and came up short.
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Novels by Joseph Conrad stoked her craving for adventure, and Screenland magazine fanned dreams of stardom.
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Our dreams of developing into one of the world's most prosperous and democratic countries seemed imperiled.
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It involves expectations, opinions, hopes and dreams of people we love, or hope will love us.
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But however self-confident Mao's early dreams of glory, his supreme leadership was far from preordained.
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But others said they have dreams of moving to the big city — or somewhere completely different.
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A year later, he's had the kind of revenge glow-up every ex boyfriend dreams of.
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BERLIN — He left Tunisia, his family said, with dreams of making money and buying a car.
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Nonetheless, hopes and dreams of perfection might be a strong motive for parents to choose abortion.
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Bridge's model relied on similar investors but was even more ambitious in its dreams of scale.
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Beyond that, he dreams of having a career in puzzlemaking for both print and electronic media.
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She also touched on her ambitions for the future, including her dreams of going to Mars.
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But she had no dreams of becoming a star; she set her sights on teaching chorus.
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A 24-19 Philadelphia victory will, for now, stall the Giants' dreams of a playoff berth.
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Kelly offered to help her pursue her dreams of become a singer and model, Savage wrote.
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The tech industry seemed at one point to make material many dreams of the free market.
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One red flag in an interview probably won&apost crush your dreams of working at Netflix.
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Schizophrenia can shatter the plans young adults have for themselves and the dreams of their families.
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I'm not saying you should give up on your dreams of having the body you want.
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Isaac and Gabriel Fortoul grew up in Union City, New Jersey, nurturing dreams of becoming artists.
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"Our most urgent work is to realize Americans' dreams of today and tomorrow," Ms. Abrams said.
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Like a traveling salesman, he sought out clients near and far, selling dreams of prosperous futures.
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He dreams of finding an owner even while he's not entirely sure what an owner is.
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I had dreams of documenting the motion at SFO and [arranged] permission to fly directly overhead.
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It is not clear whether he had any dreams of his own beyond keeping the money flowing.
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Over the last week of the Senate health care debate, Republicans' dreams of Obamacare repeal shrank dramatically.
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While her sister has plans to take over the beauty world, Isabella dreams of being an actress.
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In his mind, he's a science-fiction nerd who grew up with dreams of becoming an astronaut.
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I passed out as soon as it was over and had sweet dreams of the Night King.
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He dreams of dozens of penises, there at the center of his own queer New York City.
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"We need a secret weapon," he tells Ginny, who had dreams of becoming an all-star pitcher.
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I mean, look at Ezra Miller just casually achieving my dreams of becoming a human duvet pic.twitter.
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Will the upcoming Winds of Winter and Dreams of Spring, end the same way the show did?
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Think of the marvels we can achieve if we simply set free the dreams of our people.
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Marlene was about to enter high school and had dreams of becoming a veterinarian or a midwife.
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Once he becomes a US citizen, Oliver dreams of returning to Nigeria to continue his work there.
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He wants to be a famous costume designer and dreams of dressing Britney Spears and Lady Gaga.
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Or you might as well say adios to those dreams of speaking like a native right now.
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We talk about our dreams of investing in tiny homes and a mutual friend's upcoming baby shower.
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Soon the Islamic revolution becomes a tyranny that wrecks the dreams of Nahid and her secular comrades.
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When she got into UT's grad program, she had dreams of becoming the first black woman astronaut.
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Much to his harried parent's disapproval, Sushrut dreams of opening a garba (a traditional dance form) school.
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Dreams of paradise leave us comparing where we are with something we imagine to be vastly better.
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Naruto is a Japanese manga series where a ninja dreams of becoming the leader of his village.
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On a more ambitious level she dreams of frog-inspired quadcopters snatching up cargo from the sky.
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She often has dreams of her direwolf, Nymeria, who is leading an enormous wolfpack back in Westeros.
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Lots of people have, at one point or another, harbored dreams of writing the next great novel.
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"I have dreams of Savanna almost every night," Ashton Matheny, 22, tells PEOPLE in an exclusive interview.
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"Dan and I have given up our dreams of having a family," she wrote of her husband.
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Facebook dreams of serving one global community, when in fact it serves — and enables —countless agitated tribes.
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You will watch as lung cancer annihilates his dreams of becoming a renowned neurosurgeon and doctor-philosopher.
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And Hamas must realise that its rockets damage Palestinian dreams of statehood more than they hurt Israel.
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The 23-year-old's dreams of moving to Alabama and cheering in college came to a halt.
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Their eyes light up when they talk about flying, or their dreams of floating in zero gravity.
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Click here to view original GIFEver wonder what the dreams of a professional animator must look like?
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The active experts include food critic Masuhiro Yamamoto (whom you may know from "Jiro Dreams of Sushi").
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But it was a big letdown for Booker, who was watching his dreams of football glory wither.
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Millions of Americans' dreams of seeing the first Latino president have been shattered in the Scandal-verse.
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Adele wasn't the only one living out her dreams of seeing the Spice Girls back together, though.
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Dreams of a 23D printer on every desk are going to take a bit longer than expected.
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He had dreams of being a cop; he tried to get in a police academy, and failed.
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" And according to Broadly, Zarin "dreams of meeting with Bethenny on the show and resolving their issues.
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Hammoudi dreams of being an engineer, but has been out of school for more than three years.
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But again, through no fault of their own, the dreams of Chongqing's reformers have not been fulfilled.
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Garner would babysit for extra cash while she made her dreams of becoming an actor come true.
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George Lucas, who'd harbored dreams of making his own Star Wars TV show, saw too many similarities.
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He lit up our teenage years, and blew life into our dreams of being musicians and performers.
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Other wireless and cable companies would conceivably have to give up on any dreams of vertical integration.
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She mentions that Venus is homeschooled and can speak five languages, and dreams of living in Japan.
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"He said to me, 'I have been having dreams of going to the barbershop,'" Mr. Macklowe said.
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Cookie is an 8-year-old-wrestling champion who dreams of going to the Olympics one day.
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Wrap yourself up in this cozy onesie while dreams of frolicking through rainbows dance in your head.
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In the summer, he joined Erskine to play baseball and held major league dreams of his own.
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But the other reading has a long and persuasive history: When reason dreams, it dreams of monsters.
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But he, like the president, dreams of a world that no longer exists—and maybe never did.
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Dreams of flying, the real Freud noted, are erection dreams, and the Count has stirred to life.
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" The title of another poem puts the problem succinctly: "The Monster Made of America Dreams of America.
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Thanks to the kiosk, his son is back in education and Pierre dreams of owning a house.
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Dillard, the brand strategist, dreams of a ten-dollar clamshell filled with splurge-worthy super-premium berries.
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Before Saoirse Ronan ever stepped in front of a camera she had dreams of standing behind it.
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Mallum was among the three young women CNN spoke to -- they all had dreams of becoming doctors.
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As with many dreams of mine, it turns out this is illegal—at least under U.S. law.
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Passionate about food sovereignty and sustainable farming, Duwani dreams of transforming Om Sleiman beyond just organic vegetables.
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Ngannou worked as a laborer and harbored dreams of becoming a boxer to break out of poverty.
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Like many teenagers, Halema Al-Hasan dreams of what she will do after she finally finishes school.
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" Like me, he dreams of Trump, though he dreams "about him as me in character as him.
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Ms. Frey dreams of a life in which she can cook more and wheel and deal less.
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But those dreams of stability came to an abrupt end this year under a pleasant August sun.
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"Every rider who takes part in a Grand Tour dreams of a day like this," he said.
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Dreams of budget balance should be put on hold until this more urgent goal has been achieved.
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However, the dreams of fans were crushed when The Wrap reported that the singer declined the offer.
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Mom had vivid dreams of death so awful that she could not bring herself to describe them.
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If there's one thing Canada's got a lot of, it's the crushed dreams of failed hockey players.
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Perhaps it was the start of my dreams of moving to New York to pursue my career.
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His wife, Ellen (Tracy Sallows), dreams of moving to the London suburb where she met her husband.
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She has grown up to be what every dad dreams of for his daughter: an attention kleptomaniac.
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Despite a nagging groin injury, he dreams of standing on a starting line next to his brother.
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So deep was this love that he harbored dreams of one day opening his own ramen shop.
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Or maybe those people who hate Kanye dream vivid dreams of Drake or Replacements b-sides instead.
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"I came to Britain as an immigrant with dreams of being an artist too," Mr. Alas said.
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Ms. Jones said she wanted to emulate her and become something she dreams of being: a boss.
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Though at one point he'd been a sponsored skateboarder, his childhood dreams of going pro had fizzled.
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I imagine that it impacted other young women as well who had dreams of being a director.
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Most nights, Angel dreams of avenging her mother and during her days, she hunts for her father.
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He says he feels at home in nature and dreams of one day moving to the countryside.
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Emma Watson plays eldest sister Meg, a romantic who dreams of finding both the limelight and love.
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These mercenaries of aggressive swing take to the seas, fulfilling the dreams of punk rock pirates everywhere.
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Runty and timid, with halfhearted dreams of growing into an Aryan warrior, Johannes is bullied and teased.
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The McKinseys have dreams of expanding the ride — possibly to New York City, to Oakland, to Florida.
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Release date: January 17Synopsis: In rural 1977 Georgia, a misfit girl dreams of life in outer space.
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Many of us have dreams of bringing change to our families and the communities we left behind.
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"Dreams of forever" by artist, Andrew Loh "A sign of things to come" by designer, Ginette Chittick.
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An inveterate and gifted small-time hustler, Peg dreams of an Ivy League education and financial freedom.
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This was billed as an early showcase between elite teams with dreams of the College Football Playoff.
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Entrepreneurs who were following their dreams of starting brands were equally unsure about their daily professional decisions.
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She opened the wonders of the universe to every little girl who dreams of the night sky.
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He dreams of being an ornithologist when he grows up, he said, or a roller-coaster engineer.
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But can the dreams of a state-run lithium industry lift the entire nation out of poverty?
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Dreams of unfashionable, politically incorrect, old American aspirations that our generation isn't supposed to believe in anymore.
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Are they willing to shell out big bucks to fund the big dreams of a talented entrepreneur?
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"I didn't move to Nashville with any inkling or dreams of getting a record deal," she said.
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The party's dreams of a Great Society faltered over an increasingly rancorous debate about the Vietnam War.
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His dreams of Ava, the novel's Daisy, aren't wrapped up in a desire for fortune and status.
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Also in Baghdad, the "Wall of Wishes" showcases the hopes and dreams of Iraq&aposs younger generation.
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Similar discoveries have fuelled the dreams of treasure hunters across Europe for more than half a century.
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It is where the rosy Super Bowl dreams of visiting teams die a frosty death each January.
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Reluctantly, I abandoned my dreams of left-right symmetry and looked for options using standard rotational symmetry.
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She dreams of a day when deportations end and families are reunited on a path to citizenship.
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And everyone is singing about how their hopes and dreams of fame will come true one day.
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Hilli Dagony-Clark Manhattan TO THE EDITOR: I'm surprised research into the dreams of the dying is new.
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Man Maw is the hard reality that looms large over Cornwall's dreams of reviving its historic tin sector.
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Phil dreams of marrying Edith, and the pair of them upping sticks and moving abroad to the sunshine.
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Pressed on the battlefield, military expediency has trumped IS's dreams of nurturing the next generation of holy warriors.
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It's an outlet for Nate's wild rage and a way to make his many dreams of retribution real.
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In the NBA, every general manager dreams of building a talented team that has both continuity and flexibility.
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She'll play Love Quinn, who works in a high-end grocery store but dreams of being a chef.
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In Dreams of Dalí,* *you become a viewer and a visitor, a third inhabitant of the surreal dreamscape.
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But Pruitt had dreams of playing Major League Baseball, especially for the Cincinnati Reds, according to Tulsa World.
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Luna Chu dreams of going to the stars and her father encourages her every step of the way.
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In college he studied classical music and had dreams of becoming a conductor, according to his official website.
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It's to be expected when you fall for a woman who dreams of chasing tornadoes across the Midwest.
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Like many young professionals, David Feldman had dreams of climbing the corporate ladder and landing a corner office.
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Instead, they viewed them as obstacles in the way of their dreams of land ownership and trading wealth.
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But back in 2018, Jade was just another YouTuber with dreams of launching her very own beauty brand.
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She had dreams of becoming a massage therapist and had briefly studied it down in the Lower 48.
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Robotic arms seem like they belong in Sci-Fi movies, car factories and the dreams of DIY nerds.
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The next president will have to prioritize those challenges, further postponing the country's dreams of projecting global power.
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So anyone who dreams of a minivan version of the Jetsons' flying car, this craft is for you.
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Her early hit "Lucky" is an unsubtle allegory about a starlet named Lucky who dreams of escaping fame.
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Their dreams of starting a new life in Canada were not working out the way they had imagined.
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Mr Trump dreams of a dramatic peace deal, preferably before congressional elections in November, and a Nobel prize.
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Ratatouille (2007) How could a rat with dreams of becoming a gourmet chef in Paris be childhood-ruining?
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But Deraa may yet turn out to be the place where dreams of overthrowing the regime finally die.
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"I'm sure my grandma quietly dreams of this, as well, but we've never talked about it," she says.
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No longer allowed to attend school, Nour's dreams of becoming an ambassador and travelling the world are dashed.
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Dom Prescod came to the U.S. from his native Trinidad with dreams of working in the tech field.
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Some consider it too big and too unwieldy, and various movements are pursuing dreams of breaking it up.
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He dreams of a life she couldn't have, with human silhouettes in the form of shining, transcendental orbs.
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So she put her dreams of pre-med on hold, deferring college for a year to save up.
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Together, we have the opportunity to help Afghan women realize their dreams of a peaceful and prosperous future.
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Her family works hard on the land that Henry owns with dreams of one day owning their own.
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"Your own dreams are always going to be more powerful than the dreams of someone else," he said.
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Now a biology teacher, he's coaching his big sister to her dreams of making the Olympic marathon trials.
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"Every girl dreams of her daddy walking her down the aisle and giving her hand away," Schandolph wrote.
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It's the kind of free, unfiltered media coverage that every politician dreams of, but few will ever grasp.
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Whitehead takes us back to pre-Civil War America, to a slave named Cora who dreams of escape.
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What does the history of thinking about thinking have to do with dreams of digitally mediated social justice?
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"The accident has cut short the dreams of students who were preparing to serve the nation," Magufuli said.
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But Shakirah dreams of recruiting more Rohingya women and bringing the theater to a larger venue and audience.
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But he still hopes to make it to northern Europe for a better life, and dreams of America.
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Yes, it's pricey, and Peloton is certainly preying on people's dreams of having a fitter, more chiseled physique.
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Dreams of a future Cape to Cairo line New plans could see the network extend even further south.
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The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, a destination every Potterhead dreams of visiting, is getting a major addition.
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You deserve only the best in gaming laptops if you have any dreams of achieving that Victory Royale.
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Bobby dreams of herself in scenes from films she's dubbed, fusing and melting these dreams into real life.
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Ryan Karnoski is a 24-year-old married social worker from Seattle who dreams of joining the military.
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You have to go out there, and you have to continue pursuing the dreams of your loved ones.
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Dreams of Netflix binge sessions were dashed, as one can see in the disappointed expression of Kittie Smalls.
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But these initiatives are part of a larger effort to realize the clean-energy dreams of Japan itself.
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He also had dreams of doing soundtracks, but didn't know how to get his foot into that world.
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However, dreams of no longer sharing earbuds get quickly shut down, as it only works with Bose headphones.
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He decided this 15 years ago after having what he describes as prophetic dreams of a past life.
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She's a 22-year-old, glitter-obsessed artist with dreams of one day being a professional makeup artist.
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This means the content farm's job was to fuel the dreams of those who thought they could win.
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A Michigan couple, Mike and Megan, are making the dreams of high-climbing, cinema-loving cats come true.
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And finally, there's Cat Garcia, a bird enthusiast and activist who dreams of one day becoming an ornithologist.
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The callow Pea (Mikéah Ernest Jennings) dreams of meeting a woman whose picture he sees in a newspaper.
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Your daily return is interrupted by bleak and surreal dreams of your beautiful farm buried under toxic fumes.
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Having never completed high school, she dreams of continuing her education, and perhaps one day buying a motorcycle.
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To twist the knife, he works at the bank himself, having abandoned his dreams of being an artist.
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A lifelong cobbler who also had dreams of digitizing shoe repair, Sanchez quickly joined Flynn in her venture.
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Cherkewski dreams of returning to work in a role where he can help people with mental health challenges.
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If J. K. Rowling had abandoned her dreams of writing, there would never have been Harry Potter books.
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He dreams of a day when "green gold" will be traded with ethics similar to conflict-free diamonds.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Aviation's dreams of a green future rest on second-hand cooking oil and wishful thinking.
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Christopher Walken plays Paul Lombard, a faded crooner in the Frank Sinatra mold, who dreams of a comeback.
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If I was particularly angry or upset, I would have dreams of being burned alive in my house.
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They identified several areas — like noise pollution and privacy — where dreams of flying cars could collide with reality.
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Trapped in limbo with their dreams of a better future fading, some residents are depressed and mentally fragile.
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Out There As competition with Europe heats up, astronomers pitch their dreams of giant telescopes astride the Earth.
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We strongly believe that investing in the dreams of young girls will lead to a more equitable world.
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Cogan dreams of earning a Ph.D. in philosophy someday — "after all this is said and done," he says.
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Its central character entertains dreams of flying, spurred on by an encounter with a quartet of birdlike performers.
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Without decent roads, ports, railways and fibre-optic cables, dreams of African manufacturing dominance will remain just that.
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Sergio García Sánchez reimagines the 19th-century tale of a puppet who dreams of becoming a real boy.
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While speaking to VICE News, Kamal mentioned various countries he dreams of visiting in the future, including Japan.
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To distract him from chemotherapy, we swapped poems, plays, rants, jokes, spiritual questions and dreams of the afterlife.
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Kurds outside of Syria, particularly in Turkey, hung their dreams of Kurdish autonomy on the dream of Rojava.
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No new congressman or congresswoman goes to Washington without the shameless dreams of policy change in their heads.
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Joe and Karen Stermitz didn&apost want to put off their dreams of seeing the world any longer.
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Frustrated, the 39-year-old now dreams of fleeing the South American country, like millions of other Venezuelans.
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It put a strain on our family and I had to postpone my dreams of owning a home.
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As a young man Mr. Hatch originally had dreams of competing in the Olympics as a pole-vaulter.
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COPENHAGEN — He was the rare middle-school science whiz to realize his dreams of becoming a celebrated inventor.
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He lives in Middletown and dreams of being a regular on the 2606 to get to his job.
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The high school student, who dreams of becoming a doctor, said Canaan offered her family a fresh start.
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In an unprecedented way, it sanctifies the hopes, fears and secret dreams of little girls around the world.
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His dreams of Harvard have long been thrown in the trash along with most of his self-esteem.
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He thinks like a person — pondering subjects like death and reincarnation — and he also dreams of being human.
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If Musk is the megalomaniac billionaire who dreams of colonizing Mars (and dying there), Unsworth is his antithesis.
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But their generosity is still not enough to make the educational dreams of every capable student become reality.
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In the ballet, a young boy samples too many pastries and dreams of Princess Praline and her court.
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Though he dreams of becoming a poet, he feels it's his family duty to go to medical school.
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Every player dreams of being a Yankee, and if they don't it's because they never got the chance.
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A wakashu dreams of sex with a famous prostitute, while another woman tenderly covers him with a jacket.
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The scale of these dreams of the future was often grand; the benefits were supposed to be obvious.
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"I'm sure my grandma quietly dreams of this, as well, but we've never talked about it," she said.
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Jack Hatton, a rising judo star who had dreams of competing at the Olympics, died suddenly this week.
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One of the books below might just make them think twice about their dreams of a futuristic utopia.
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Like many other young artists her age, 16-year-old Robaba Mohammadi dreams of holding international art exhibitions.
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Gaining confidence in the boxing ring may help him to follow his dreams of becoming a professional musician.
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Its cheap labor gave American automakers dreams of someday exporting their Chinese-made cars to the United States.
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He thinks like a person — pondering subjects like death and reincarnation — and he also dreams of being human.
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It was the regular European who eventually had to pay for high-flying dreams of the Davos elite.
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By the early 1990s, her dreams of pop stardom were replaced by plans to become a top model.
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Inslee dreams of uniting the country — including at least some of corporate America — against an existential external threat.
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Behind that little-known rookie bench player is a true family saga — and the fulfilled dreams of generations.
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Rarely have the neon dreams of night looked as tangible as they do when rendered in Herzog's colors.
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On remote, trout-rich rivers in Chilean Patagonia, dreams of catching the big one really do come true.
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But for young women with dreams of working in the White House, there's nothing bland about Mastromonaco's story.
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Yet others, like spaceships and rockets, one with "Moon or Bust" scrawled in red, herald dreams of exploration.
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But they fuel the dreams of 90 something percent of entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley that will probably fail.
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And we all know about that bacon sandwich pic that ended Ed Miliband's dreams of being Prime Minister.
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The son of a factory worker, he became a graphic designer before pursuing his dreams of being an actor.
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But then they jump into an awaiting boat and sail off, dashing all my dreams of sunny bro bonding.
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However, meeting and beating that benchmark is essential to ensure safety and realize the dreams of our autonomous cars.
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Now, he lives in Atlanta and is launching a small virtual reality startup, but dreams of becoming a firefighter.
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A young Ryan Coogler was quoted in a newspaper about his dreams of being a director back in 20183.
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Finally, your dreams of being endlessly sniped by a 14-year-old with god-like reflexes will come true.
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Since your dreams of scoring those on Black Friday are officially crushed, copping this bundle is a no-brainer.
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I thank you for all you do to make the travel dreams of flyers such as myself a reality.
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In one car sat two men who had each taken away Clinton's dreams of becoming president -- Obama and Trump.
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We love food, and went to Italy this summer with dreams of handmade pastas, juicy produce, and fresh fish.
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In the process it's become the boogeyman that haunts the dreams of small retailers and big box stores alike.
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In Salford, Bertha creates a brand-new life for herself while whispering into the dreams of her new neighbors.
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Katy Keene stars Lucy Hale as Katy Keene, a department store assistant with dreams of being a fashion designer.
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Dreams of an Apple Car and Apple TV set have been dashed against the rocky shores of market realities.
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Yes, but: China's growth is sputtering as trade tensions escalate, which could crush its dreams of dominating AV development.
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Balkan countries' dreams of becoming fully fledged members of a prosperous and united European Union are beginning to fade.
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Because unlike your wildest dreams of winning free pizza for life, there is always a catch...and no unicorns.
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Meanwhile, Dawn's dreams of true love, while presented by Waitress as "fulfilled," are achieved in an inherently problematic way.
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Two years later, Ferguson's friend, Chuck Erickson, confessed to the crime after claiming to have dreams of the scene.
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"He had dreams of opening his own auto repair shop after graduation," his sister, Veronica Meyer, told the station.
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It's a pitch built on a dangerous combination: Dreams of riches and ignorance of a new, highly volatile market.
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He'd talk with friends and family about his dreams of setting up a foundation to help at-risk youth.
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The story centers around Joe Gardner, a middle school band teacher who dreams of becoming a famous jazz musician.
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But there are two big obstacles to utopian dreams of an "actual technocracy" which will be hard to overcome.
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Zoë dreams of one day going pro Like a true Niner, Zoë is working hard to raise her game.
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She had moved to Hong Kong two years ago with dreams of creating a better life for her family.
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But once dreams of the stage faded and practicalities set in, Smolke settled on a more reliable career path.
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Nonetheless, officials with dreams of winning the World Cup can learn four lessons from our model's outliers and improvers.
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Elon Musk founded SpaceX in 2002 with bold dreams of eventually propelling humans into space—to Mars and beyond.
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The movie introduces Cruz Ramirez (Cristela Alonzo), a female "trainer" car who once had dreams of becoming a racer.
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You'll just have to live out your dreams of having Rihanna's closet through a different pair of chap-boots.
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"No, it's not the dream home, but this prize has helped us achieve other dreams of ours," Muniz says.
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Even with Kirkuk's oil the Kurdish enclave is broke; without it, dreams of independence have been dashed (see article).
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"My mother put her dreams of being an actor on hold to raise an actor in me," he says.
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One of the main characters on The Chi has dreams of one day opening a restaurant of their own.
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But Zayner dreams of a world where biohacking is as common a hobby as, say, pickling, or making jam.
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The dotcom bust in 2000, says Dr McDowell, brought an end to their dreams of truly global internet access.
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BELTSVILLE, Maryland — As a kid, Erica Remshard had big dreams of what she might be when she grew up.
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Even now I send her emails: Thanks for pushing me and inspiring me to follow my dreams of acting.
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Bone Thugs, underage drinking, alienation, death, love, Bob Ross, dreams of blood: This thin thing is flooded with power.
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Still, this poor turtle mama had no inkling of the capitalist dreams of the humans who inhabit her birthplace.
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He dreams of moving to the United States to pursue formal training and extend the reach of his art.
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Everyone over the age of 27 who dreams of smizing with the stars—Tyra Banks has got your back.
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Greece's financial crisis is still hurting the hopes and dreams of the people that live in the Mediterranean nation.
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The protagonist is the oneiric version of a film editor, handling the potent, nihilistic dreams of a dying prodigy.
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But she still dreams of a better future, and hopes to get a degree in accounting or civil engineering.
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"I will always carry with me the hopes and dreams of generations who made possible the hopes of mine."
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But underlying Musk's dreams of astro-grandeur, are some very basic logistics that still need to be worked out.
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Parents who "support" their children's dreams of acting might not support their decision to move away from the spotlight.
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Yet Mr Sun, after all this, still has hope: he dreams of exhibiting his work in Pyongyang one day.
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Every historian dreams of being the first to find a new cache of documents or a trove of artifacts.
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Writing a puzzle for The New York Times has truly been one of the great dreams of my life.
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Some, like Brandeis, have seen in the rise of such companies a threat to older dreams of individual freedom.
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He dreams of a museum, and three days later he watches a film about a museum that seems familiar.
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After World War II ended, he returned home to California and put aside his dreams of becoming an artist.
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Its hero, Jesus (Héctor Medina), is a gay hairdresser who dreams of becoming a drag entertainer at a nightclub.
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In this made-for-television movie, a 1980s teenage pop star dreams of ascending the Billboard charts once again.
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No wonder Duncan dreams of sitting there in the stadium, crisis-free, with a hot dog and a beer.
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One dreams of going to the West and of living and dying there, or of subjugating and destroying it.
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The SLS is proving to be an albatross that may sink NASA and its dreams of space exploration glory.
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"Anthony is what every father dreams of having as a son," said his father, who now lives in Texas.
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In season six, Laverne and Shirley moved to California to fulfill their dreams of being in the movie business.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Forget bust measurements, sashaying down the catwalk and earnest dreams of working with children.
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You don't have to be a post-humanist prophet to profit from the longevity dreams of today's tech elite.
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It wasn't until Sennett and Connelly researched the lifestyle that their grandiose dreams of living independently seemed within reach.
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Taiwan's Aristophanes has posted a new footwork remix of "Dreams Of Caves" by Berlin-based Teklife member DJ Paypal.
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There are no dreams of unicorns, and the memories we share in our cybernetic brains are almost entirely unpleasant.
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I was 24 and had just moved to New York City to pursue my dreams of starring on Broadway.
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I saw myself in their dreams of becoming great skaters, as well as in their fear of becoming adults.
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Don't expect Snap to spark a broader tech IPO rally, despite the fever dreams of some in Silicon Valley.
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Spending one's twenties as an aimless musician, as O'Rourke did, is hardly the stuff of Dreams of My Father.
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Even many liberal Jews have grown weary of Israel's continued custody over a people with dreams of self-determination.
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She dreams of the day she can pay her bills the day they arrive, rather than stalling until payday.
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"He dreams of a soft, submissive, gentle, giggling, inexperienced, weak, ideologically amorphous and politically uncertain president," Mr. Poroshenko said.
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After years chafing under bosses he hated, Mr. Hoque thought his dreams of wealth and independence were coming true.
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Its title character dreams of emigrating from Jamaica to New York and reuniting with Cecily, the woman she loves.
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So, with my dreams of whizzing past Buckingham Palace and over London Bridge dashed, I plan to walk instead.
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But after a series of events curbed their dreams of being rock stars, they decided to create The BeatBuds.
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She survived, but her injuries were so severe she had to abandon her dreams of being a professional dancer.
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Their dreams of passing a major tax bill by the end of the year suddenly don't seem so farfetched.
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In "Das Rheingold," Wotan dreams of Valhalla, the castle he is having built as a stronghold for the gods.
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Audrey lives in Toronto with the no-nonsense Lillian (Naomi Skwarna), an aspiring playwright with dreams of financial stability.
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Her daily cooking helped her earn a food hygiene certificate, and she now dreams of opening her own restaurant.
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Christina often dreams of what life would be like somewhere else, where being 10 does not mean being trapped.
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" Most of their recruits, he says, were drawn from "disaffected, unstable youths prone to dreams of violence and martyrdom.
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Jaylen, who dreams of becoming a professional basketball player, declared he wanted to play for the Golden State Warriors.
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But she wasn’t about to sacrifice her own dreams of doing more meaningful work in the community.
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Riley, of course, also dreams of bringing Antetokounmpo to Miami as a free agent in the summer of 2021.
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In the opening minutes of the show, during which Picard dreams of playing a card game with Lt. Cmdr.
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Chiyuki Fujito dreams of becoming a fashion model in Paris for her father's modeling agency, but she's too short.
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He isn't sure exactly what he wants to do when he graduates, but John dreams of being a doctor.
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Before the Derby is run each spring, every trainer, owner, jockey and bettor still dreams of having the winner.
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Pop songs are often about our place in the world; the listener dreams of being somewhere or somebody else.
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Followers of Mr. Erdogan, an anti-secular leader with dreams of a restored Ottoman Empire, had earlier removed it.
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In other words, Dr. King would still be fighting to make the dreams of low-wage workers into reality.
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"Hong Kong came into being through the dreams of greater powers in the East and the West," he said.
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And in 2017, we were able to support 100 young people to realize their dreams of becoming software developers.
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She dreams of being reunited with all her children again and counts the seconds, minutes, hours, days, months, years.
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For many, dreams of going "TikTok viral" and gaining notability on the platform would be squashed by the policies.
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If Moon's diplomatic brokering efforts fail, South Korea's dreams of peace might be extinguished together with the Olympic flame.
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If you had childhood dreams of driving a life-size Hot Wheels car, Chevrolet just made it a reality.
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The cocktail of tech cleverness, post-crisis distrust of the establishment and dreams of digital riches eventually proved irresistible.
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Some, like Jenny, are even foregoing relationships and rethinking dreams of home ownership in order to support their parents.
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Apprehensive about having his life taken over by a conventional career, he still had dreams of being an artist.
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We wondered whether the Taliban were having peace dreams of their own, so we asked some of them, too.
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She has moved from dull horror to burning anger, confessing to Jamie that she dreams of murdering her rapist.
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At night he dreams of the river where his parents died; he still can't figure out how he survived.
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In this era Sanger's emphasis on empowering women was a minor theme, subordinated to male dreams of racial engineering.
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It played on the hopes and dreams of Trump's fans, and used them to make more money for Trump.
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Putin dreams of breaking up the NATO alliance, and Trump's frequent criticism of America's allies just furthers Putin's goals.
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The Demon Bear, for those unacquainted, was a villain who haunted the dreams of one young mutant in New Mutants.
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Mickey Mouse is a protean expression of the qualities, values, and dreams of the man and country that spawned him.
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Every muggle dreams of being a wizard in Hogwarts, but how many Harry Potter trivia questions can you get right?
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"Anthony&aposs dreams of becoming a police officer or a firefighter will never be fulfilled," his aunt, Maria Barron said.
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Many girls dance around and dream of being princesses, but this princess twirls around and dreams of being a dancer.
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From there, Colton cannot stop detailing his dreams of picking Cassie and spending the rest of his life with her.
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She dreams of flying in the Air Force and wants to be just like Carol, Tesseract-enhanced powers and all.
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Dreams of Fire & Starshine is on display at Project for Empty Space (2 Gateway Center, Newark, NJ) through August 10.
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Beryl is a quiet housewife who secretly dreams of being whisked away to a desert island by a hunky hero.
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I had tried so hard to see myself in their dreams, but now I was having dreams of my own.
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But when Cheryl, who needed student loans, opened the credit report she'd requested, her dreams of a new life collapsed.
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She briefly harbored dreams of being a filmmaker because acting didn't feel feasible (she also flirted with being a nun).
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Recently, we purchased an Airstream travel trailer so we could live out both of our dreams of traveling full-time.
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In the long term, O'Shea dreams of a future where installing new tech feels like swapping out a computer part.
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There has never been a better time to be a woman in tech who dreams of building a big company.
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It stars a budding, perpetually enthusiastic hero named KO, who works in a bodega and dreams of becoming even stronger.
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As for the future, Ekponimo dreams of bringing his app to larger retail stores to make an even greater impact.
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Hollywood executives with dreams of winning the Oscar for best original screenplay will doubtless keep taking risks on new stories.
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Instead, he was a wannabe restaurateur with dreams of one day opening up an Eastern European joint in his hometown.
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After raising $2.1 million in seed funding, today Polygram launches its iOS app with dreams of usurping Instagram and Snapchat.
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However, dreams of changing the world are not enough: Investable founders must truly know the game plan for their business.
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All that said, you don't have to go broke to help you child further their dreams of going for gold.
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These two cases were eventually chronicled in writer Robert Mayer's book The Dreams of Ada, which was published in 1987.
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She dreams of escaping its traditions, and learns how to wield a mysterious power known as the Song of Usgar.
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So, if you've got dreams of singing alongside some of music's biggest talents, you might not want to miss this.
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"Lady Bird," who dreams of blowing her Sacramento hometown in order to pursue life on the east coast — specifically, NYC.
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And the monopolies that support those high prices could undermine both liberal and conservative dreams of a more efficient system.
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After almost a year of eating good food, he is beginning to grow again and dreams of becoming a footballer.
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But some forecasters say it's too early to expect the storm to make history, and forget those dreams of Florida.
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To Rob, this meant his dreams of having a boy to carry out the family name were dashed -- for now.
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"I want to help all the scientists on board, and that's one of the dreams of this experiment," he said.
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The fact that it existed, at one point, is a large part of why dreams of annexing Mars have flourished.
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Three years after moving to San Francisco with dreams of life in tech's Mecca, Barrett felt like she was done.
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Wada ended up in New York City and, eventually, to Los Angeles to follow her dreams of becoming a dancer.
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The industry may need to become just a little more professional, if we want those dreams of drone delivery realised.
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Emily Ratajowski is a heartbreaker, crushing the hopes and dreams of countless men and women by flashing ... her wedding ring.
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They've even had their pensions frozen, making dreams of retirement seem more like a cruel joke than an attainable goal.
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I try in vain to track him down by phone, to find out whether his dreams of escape panned out.
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Nor do shattered dreams of parenthood inflict any bodily intrusion, at least not one that patients didn't previously consent to.
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Poor eyesight ruined his dreams of becoming a pilot, but he said his ambitions for space travel never died. tinyurl.
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In the future, she dreams of a more sustainable supply chain, in which she can work directly with the farmers.
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He still struggles with his eyesight—"I'm basically blind," he jokes—but he dreams of playing basketball and attending college.
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When we first meet Titus, he's a Times Square "performer" in an unlicensed Iron Man costume with dreams of stardom.
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" She also added that, "No one dreams of being ogled when you're a little girl wanting to wear a crown.
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If it doesn't make you want to curl up and dream sweet dreams of KFC, we don't know what does.
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But that would shatter the dreams of athletes who have trained most of their lives to reach the Olympic Games.
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They were pretaping it, and one of the dreams of one of the mothers was to meet Mark and me.
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" The most entertaining of the episodes available for review is based on the least notable model, "Jiro Dreams of Sushi.
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Dequan dreams of getting a football scholarship to college and has already received strong interest from two schools, he said.
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He dreams of making his way to South Korea, imagining that he might be able to find his relatives there.
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As a youth football coaching legend who has crushed the dreams of countless kids myself, I applaud their efforts. pic.twitter.
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Jess Ekstrom has had two distinct experiences in her life that might have quashed anyone&aposs dreams of business success.
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Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 93% (certified fresh)Synopsis: "A troubled young Glaswegian woman dreams of becoming a Nashville country star."
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The marriage will seal Ram's financial security and the island resort he dreams of building, despite his lack of capital.
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Lani was half-Hawaiian and had dreams of becoming a dancer, with lifeguarding being her way to fund those dreams.
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The second development is the growing entrepreneurial and independent spirit of Taiwanese students, with dreams of starting their own businesses.
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The message being pushed at the moment appears to be along these lines: give up your dreams of home-owning.
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So, sorry, Dan and Amy fans, your dreams of those two getting it on are put on hold once again.
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If you're crazy about macarons and have dreams of running away to become a French pastry chef — we feel you.
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Sato has said that she dreams of someday being recognized in Cooperstown for her singular achievements on the international stage.
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While we talked, Jaymin, who dreams of becoming a motivational speaker, looked on, comfortable and self-possessed among the adults.
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But many of those young Africans, who had dreams of new beginnings in Europe, are forced to start from scratch.
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"I'm a third baseman, but my favorite is Derek Jeter," said Nawaz, 26, who dreams of becoming a major leaguer.
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Wang Jianlin, who founded private Chinese conglomerate Dalian Wanda, had big dreams of building a global entertainment and property company.
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Ms. Kumar still dreams of the rustic levain at this artisanal bakery (for health reasons, she's now reluctantly gluten-free).
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That coup was a watershed moment for the region, snuffing out dreams of democracy while emboldening both autocrats and jihadists.
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Instead of indulging in dreams of a post-national future, liberals should strive to make nationalism as inclusive as possible.
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But these dreams of a new Syria were transformed into a nightmare by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's pro-jihadist policies.
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Greta Gerwig, who grew up with dogs, said she dreams of having "a little mutt" of her own one day.
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Jordan, married with two children, dreams of sharing his land with the community by throwing some kind of outdoor events.
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" Her eyes spark and she grins as she dreams of independence: "I would stay at home and run my business.
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Every company dreams of free advertising, and the North Face seemed to have found a clever way to get it.
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The genie, who reads as culturally Arab, has a personal life and dreams of his own beyond escaping the lamp.
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Feature The Trump administration went after gang members — and instead destroyed the American dreams of immigrant teenagers around the country.
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Max, however, has no interest in the life of a traveling entertainer and dreams of becoming a valiant knight instead.
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In it, Grant's character Johnny Case dreams of adventure but his fiancée hopes he'll follow in her bank father's footsteps.
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When he promoted the book, "Dreams of Our Founding Fathers," people told him to run for office, Casey told Mahoney.
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With the championships and grand prix wins, it has been better than in my best dreams of 17 years ago.
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It allows privileged, powerful men like Stephen Ross to be blind to the fears, hopes and dreams of everyday Americans.
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His noblewoman is headstrong and emancipated—almost a millennial—who dreams of a storybook lover and self-harms in secret.
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It tells the story of Miguel Rivera, a 12-year-old Mexican boy who dreams of becoming a famous singer.
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The growth of long-haul routes has even revived dreams of supersonic travel 15 years after the Concorde was canceled.
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A century ago, New York City showrooms were among the first to feed the popular imagination with dreams of automobiles.
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By now, Russian dreams of challenging the rest of the world militarily have become the main theme of state propaganda.
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Living in New York at age 21, Perry had dreams of playing in the pit orchestra for a Broadway show.
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So you have no plans to become a computer engineer, no dreams of being code wizard at Google or Facebook.
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Before the news, Ryan, a well-known Atlanta chef, and his wife, Jen, had dreams of opening their own restaurant.
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Making high-quality broadband affordable for all will bring to life the dreams of aspiring entrepreneurs all over the country.
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The money, Gathercole said in her contest application video, will go toward her dreams of becoming an emergency room physician.
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"I never expected anything like this, just as a poor man never dreams of striking it rich overnight," Lam said.
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Once my brothers and I got old enough, my mother pursued one of her lifetime dreams of becoming a nurse.
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He still dreams of owning a BMW sports car, but for now, he said he welcomed the car-share program.
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Other factors — the price of oil, the Europeans, dreams of engagement, nuclear diplomacy — always seem to get in the way.
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Co-Star, like all tech companies, dreams of "bringing people together"—to spend more time, presumably, on the app itself.
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But we still had big dreams of being able to travel the world, adopt, and pay cash for a house.
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Leigh Silverman will direct "Really Rosie," a family musical about a girl in Brooklyn who dreams of being a star.
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To date, the dreams of nearly 2628,28500 children in foster care have come true as part of National Adoption Day.
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American Girl created Luciana, an 11-year-old girl who dreams of being the first person to walk on Mars.
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She had both a charismatic personality and a unique ability to play on the hopes and dreams of aspiring entrepreneurs.
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Much of modern Western society remains enthralled by tales of human dominion over nature and dreams of endless technological expansion.
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"I always loved technology and while growing up I had dreams of Silicon Valley," Pichai said in a recent interview.
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The heavy-lift rocket is central to Musk's dreams of founding a Mars colony and of returning to the moon.
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" Langley dreams of buying his mother a wheelchair, which she'll crash "into the couch and oh, they'll laugh and laugh.
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George Schaller and Kevin Cone don't want to scare off the Latina attending Buena Vista University who dreams of teaching.
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The story follows two distant brothers with dreams of making a fortune in Hollywood who forge a tempestuous screenwriting partnership.
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But at night she dreams of a crow, or rather, a man in a crow costume, first seen upside-down.
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Eligible for conditional release in 2018, she dreams of moving back to New York City and opening a food truck.
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Most of all, he thinks of the egg lady and dreams of returning to her side before it's too late.
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The first time I ever made money doing a film, I thought I was rich beyond the dreams of avarice.
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However, it was saved by the lip-smacking meat sauce, which every immigrant child whose parents can't cook spaghetti dreams of.
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"After 14 years of knowing Celso, my dreams of saying 'I do' finally came true," Pozo said of their wedding day.
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Meanwhile,Victoria's white whale, MedMen, recently closed a $1.65 billion IPO, so her dreams of making it big are hardly ridiculous.
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After an uprising broke out, he fled to Iraq, leaving behind his parents and dreams of creating an independent Kurdish state.
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Meet Albert, the tiny and hilarious Douglas-Fir-that-could, who dreams of being the Empire City's most famous Christmas tree.
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As Enzo's family struggles before him, he's left feeling helpless and dreams of a day when he, too, can be human.
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They were pre-taping it, and one of the dreams of one of the mothers was to meet Mark and me.
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But the sales manager, who studied human resources as a student, said recent events had dashed his dreams of going away.
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They also helped him fulfill his dreams of studying in the United States and he now attends the University of Chicago.
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It's a powerful opening captured in slow motion, evoking the hopes and dreams of the kids we are about to meet.
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"Today, our country's dreams of greater achievements in space are within our grasp," said NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine, in a statement.
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But his dreams of playing in the NFL died when he was tragically shot and killed at a party this weekend.
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Monica and Quincy meet as kids and spend their childhoods pursuing their dreams of professional basketball stardom — and orbiting one another.
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Amy Irving (who had starred in Yentl five years earlier) stars as Izzy Grossman, who dreams of joining New York's literati.
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She puts them on her temples and dreams of schools she never attended, underwater chases with other people's parents, snowy beaches.
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I had dreams of writing about a diabolical, stone-cold love child of Anna Wintour and the Joker, scalpel in hand.
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I felt for the innocent dreams of these little ones — how in a flash of a second they were all crashed.
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Scott Walker's jet-setting has shown he's more interested in his own national political dreams than the dreams of Wisconsin families.
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The same seems to be true in the south-west, where Lib Dem dreams of making big gains have largely evaporated.
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But Thomas Jefferson Dreams of Sally Hemings, judging from early reviews, is most interested in exploring potential ambiguities of their relationship.
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