He has not given up a single nuclear bomb, he&aposs not given up a single ICBM, he&aposs not given up any of the nuclear infrastructure.
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They haven't totally given up on living and they definitely haven't given up on Christmas.
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Yet unlike so many others whom Trump has given up on, Sessions hasn't given up on Trump.
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You got to explain to people, neurology is -- everybody's given up on heart, and they've given up on neurology.
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I haven't given up on Silicon Valley or California, and I sure as hell haven't given up on good people.
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If Netanyahu has given up on Liberman and Liberman has given up on Netanyahu, we face a real, serious possibility of change.
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I was watching as a lot of you folks over the weeks have said, oh, we've given up -- we haven't given up anything.
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About 30% said they'd given up going out with friends or saving for retirement to make payments, while 44% said they'd given up traveling.
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The only way I could have given up on the project is if I had given up on myself, which isn't something that's in me.
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In the first hour, fallout has given up about half of its energy and in 24 hours, it has given up 80 percent of its energy, Buddemeier says.
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They've been in a setting where they've given up themselves to an institution, they've given up freedom of choice to the choices made for them by the institution.
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And the GOP hasn't given up its pledge to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, even if it has given up explaining how it might do so.
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"A lot of black women I know have given up on love, given up on the idea and the possibility of love because they've been through a lot," Gibson says.
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Well ... Sleepy Eyes Chuck Todd of Fake News NBC just stated that we have given up so much in our negotiations with North Korea, and they have given up nothing.
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So once-moderate Republicans have over the decades either become Democrats and given up their economic conservatism or given up their social moderation in order to advance their economic conservatism.
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"Sleepy Eyes Chuck Todd of Fake News NBC just stated that we have given up so much in our negotiations with North Korea, and they have given up nothing," Trump tweeted.
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" I replied, "All the other specialists have given up.
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KS: Yeah the states ... the federal's given up essentially.
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Miller (0-2) has given up 133 earned runs in 19 2/3 innings this season, an 8.79 ERA, and he has given up six homers in 16 innings at Chase Field.
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"Sleepy Eyes Chuck Todd of Fake News NBC just stated that we have given up so much in our negotiations with North Korea, and they have given up nothing," Mr. Trump wrote.
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"Sleepy Eyes Chuck Todd of Fake News NBC just stated that we have given up so much in our negotiations with North Korea, and they have given up nothing," Trump tweeted on Sunday.
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"Sleepy Eyes Chuck Todd of Fake News NBC just stated that we have given up so much in our negotiations with North Korea, and they have given up nothing," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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"I had completely given up on my life," he says.
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Some sounded like people who had given up on politics.
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At that point, I had given up completely on everything.
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Everybody has given up on Allergan and Brent Saunders [CEO].
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Some gun owners have already voluntarily given up their weapons.
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It's absolutely frightening to comprehend what else you've given up.
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Others are unable to find work and given up looking.
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Not too long before, John had given up on himself.
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By that point she had just given up on herself.
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When I met him, Kukurui had given up on society.
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Ryan himself, of course, hasn't given up on the idea.
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Bill Kristol has not given up on defeating Donald Trump.
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That doesn't mean he's given up on the mansion, though.
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But she's now gone, having given up and run away.
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But I've also given up hope on the newer skills.
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But he hasn't given up his love of illusion either.
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I've given up on mass pieces of jewelry or clothes.
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Online platforms haven't given up on net neutrality just yet.
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And the company has not given up on the continent.
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"They could've given up on us numerous times," Vella explains.
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You know things aren't ideal and you haven't given up.
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But by late June, Trump seemed to have given up.
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People who've lost hope, who've given up on their government.
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"They've not given up on Avensis," the first source said.
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We have long ago given up our right to privacy.
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It's not nearly as certain as what's been given up.
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"He has given up on pancakes now," Gellar told People.
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That's the end of it ... But have I given up?
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We've given up way bigger home runs than that before.
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That doesn't mean he has given up on the President.
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The stock has given up some of its gains lately.
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" He added: "My family has given up on the beard.
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Either that, or he's given up on the distinction altogether.
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I've really given up on most galleries in South Africa.
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The amendment was defeated, but its advocates haven't given up.
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His fellow candidates have basically given up on attacking him.
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His fellow candidates have basically given up on attacking him.
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He has given up five home runs in eight innings.
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Gail Collins Do you think Donald Trump has given up?
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We have given up too much power to the president.
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Little wonder that New Jersey has given up on him.
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Macron has still not given up on some diplomatic solution.
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Once avid restaurantgoers, they had given up since becoming parents.
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Giles has given up 12 runs in 11.2 innings pitched.
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One the political class has all but given up on.
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I have given up on the iud for the moment.
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Rowe has all but given up on salvaging the relationship.
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I am worried she will be given up for adoption.
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The year is 2045, and most Americans have given up.
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Rick seems to have simply rolled over and given up.
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By 1985, she had given up alcohol, meat and sex.
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"I haven't completely given up on art," Mr. Lucero said.
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But too many of us have given up the fight.
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Officials appeared to have given up any hope of survivors.
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Mr. James has given up fishing and hunting and Cadillacs.
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"Lots of folks could've given up on me," he said.
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He has given up 17 homers in 12 uneven starts.
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Britain maintained that Mauritius had given up the islands willingly.
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"We've given up our power to everybody," he told Cramer.
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Does it cause sugar cravings if you've given up sugar?
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San Francisco, having given up three runs in 27 innings.
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By then, ironically, he seems to have given up politics.
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More than, 80,000 rounds of ammunition were also given up.
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"I've given up predicting what's going to happen," said Levitt.
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Quite a few Democrats have already given up the ghost.
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Johnson has not given up hope of a similar fightback.
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In 2007 his presidential campaign was given up for dead.
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Here's the answer, but no peeking unless you've given up.
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China, however, has not given up its claim to Taiwan.
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We've given up too much control over our digital lives.
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More important, Trump hasn't given up ownership of the businesses.
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We haven't given up anything other than you are right.
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The government has not given up on winning over the DUP.
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But she may not have entirely given up on the system.
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You buy them when everyone else has given up on them.
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They never gave up and still haven't given up on it.
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Brian Nosek had pretty much given up on finding a funder.
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Unlike Washington, the American people haven't given up on our country.
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After twelve years, a lot of people would have given up.
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Recent actions from the group seem to indicate they've given up.
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"I have not given up my right to privacy," he said.
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Sloan, 59, was given up for adoption shortly after his birth.
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But now, she has truly done the impossible: given up pizza.
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The Russians haven't given up just yet, but they may someday.
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He had already given up home runs to Fletcher and Pujols.
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Under Trump, the GOP has given up free market fundamentalism completely.
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For those who have given up on rural communities: Please reconsider.
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It's clear that Microsoft hasn't fully given up just yet, though.
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Pho is not alleged to have given up the files knowingly.
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The company has supposedly given up on making a direct successor.
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The contrast is sharp: Behind closed doors, I have given up.
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Only months earlier, he had given up hope of a reunion.
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Through six games, the Badgers' defense has given up 113 points.
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But it had given up all the gains made in 20.5.
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They've given up on winning before a ball has been kicked.
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They are also more likely to have given up personal information.
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N, have given up entirely, abandoning assets or selling them cheap.
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Sometimes you don't find the exit until you've given up trying.
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Atom's engineers have not given up on the domestic market, though.
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There was all the talk that the bank had given up.
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He had given up his dream so I could live mine.
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Blake also shared that he still hadn't given up on Hannah.
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I've given up any belief that I know what's going on.
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But Microsoft said it hasn't entirely given up on the Kinect.
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That definitely feels like information customers should be given up front.
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Since mid-July, stocks have given up some of these gains.
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The leadership of the Republican Party has given up on leading.
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But the stocks have now given up much of those gains.
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He has given up three runs in his past 27 innings.
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It's possible that the Olsens have given up acting for good.
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Yet I don't see how anyone who'd truly given up intoxication
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We can't retake the positions that we've given up without it.
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He has given up only two runs in 21/220 innings.
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But by the time he left, most activists had given up.
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I'd sort of given up that we could get it done.
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And when it comes to fashion now, I have given up.
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The molybdenum contract has quietly given up the ghost and died.
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Before I met him, I had almost given up on myself.
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It's official: Samsung has given up on the Galaxy Note 7.
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He has given up 17 home runs over his 12 starts.
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She has given up trying to find work again around Pineville.
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Must they not be given up in accordance with international treaties?
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"I thought you'd given up on finding your things," I said.
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That doesn't mean Caddy has given up on spirited motoring, however.
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He has struck out 22 batters and given up four walks.
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"He hasn't given up any of the strategic decisions," Bannon said.
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Still, he has not given up hope for a better result.
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Wilson has given up three runs in his last 14 innings.
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I'm only alive now because I hadn't given up their names.
|
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That does not mean the Fertittas have given up on combat.
|
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By 2014, Rio authorities had already given up on the cleanup.
|
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Minnesota has given up 11 walks in the past two games.
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And now, today, even his belt has given up on him.
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As for DiCaprio, he hasn't quite given up on chasing utopias.
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In recent months, they've all but given up on that idea.
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It was all so confusing that I'd pretty much given up.
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It often seems as if we've all just collectively given up.
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Lots of politicians -- heck, most of them -- would have given up.
|
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And she has not given up on reaching across the divide.
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I haven't given up in 18 years; we are still playing.
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While some winners are still pursuing prototypes, others have given up.
|
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For her part, Amy Wilkins hasn't given up on school reform.
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But by that fall, Berryman had given up on "Recovery" entirely.
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There's no constituency for it, and Republicans have essentially given up.
|
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Libya is often cited as having given up its nuclear program.
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"I haven't given up," Backman said recently at the Ducks' ballpark.
|
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Around the country, leading regional theaters have given up on spring.
|
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Around the country, leading regional theaters have given up on spring.
|
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But had Arab leaders given up on the Palestinians long ago?
|
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Mart Helme said he had not given up on the idea.
|
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But Sanders has not given up hope of pulling a surprise.
|
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Bundy has given up 38 home runs, first in the majors.
|
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Yet Mr Johnson has not given up hopes of stopping it.
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I'm only alive now because I hadn't given up their names.
|
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Even the intrepid Elizabeth Stuart might have given up in despair.
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GLENN THRUSH: Because you would have given up on the general.
|
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The Badgers' defense has given up four touchdowns — and scored three.
|
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But the Kushners clearly haven't given up on other China business.
|
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Some have given up on the worst of the bad debt.
|
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Now, WeWork has finally given up any pretense of going public.
|
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Congress has given up for decades too much of our power.
|
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Come February, 80% of people will have given up giving up.
|
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Within a few minutes, Fanny had given up on her homework.
|
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Retailers haven't given up their fight against a border adjustment tax.
|
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Have the other 600 plus solvers given up and gone home?
|
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Facebook hasn't quite given up on entering the Chinese market yet.
|
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He had given up his American citizenship in order to run.
|
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Mediocre riders flourish on horses given up for the same reason.
|
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The Beijing government has never given up hope of reintegrating Taiwan.
|
|
Eron (Harris) gave up three threes he shouldn't have given up.
|
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And she hasn't completely given up on her dreams just yet.
|
|
"Some folks have given up on the shelters," Mr. Wilson said.
|
|
So now Kasich has finally given up the ghost and withdrawn.
|
|
In the meantime, Mr. Bolen has not given up the search.
|
|
Scientists and activists had almost given up on reaching that milestone.
|
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O'Keefe's family had given up any hope of catching her killer.
|
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At times, it seemed as if they had simply given up.
|
|
But he hasn't given up on what he considers his calling.
|
|
"I think Mom's kind of given up hope," Thompson says sadly.
|
|
The subreddit's moderator who oversees the page has apparently given up.
|
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Well, I've given up trying to predict what Trump could do.
|
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These are the San Fran neighborhoods we haven't given up on.
|
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You've given up on playing the thing, but still, you're curious.
|
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I remember at the time thinking they'd given up too soon.
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Probably not … Think Victoria's given up on telling me to stop now.
|
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And he hasn't given up an earned run in 22 consecutive innings.
|
|
She gave birth to a girl, who was given up for adoption.
|
|
Of the continuing investigation, Moore says, "We've never given up on this."
|
|
Kotb had all but given up on dreams of becoming a mother.
|
|
Poppy Poppy is a perky pup who has never given up hope.
|
|
But he has not given up his idea of running a gallery.
|
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Never has a bourbon given up its secrets to me so easily.
|
|
Now, Bugera said he has given up thinking about ever leaving Vorkuta.
|
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"In reality, I had just given up on myself," she tells PEOPLE.
|
|
But people haven't totally given up on Margot Robbie's character Harley Quinn.
|
|
But the mother still hasn't given up hope on him returning home.
|
|
IN THE 1990S economists had almost given up on the developing world.
|
|
One activity he has given up, at least for the time being?
|
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He has given up seven gopher balls and issued 17 free passes.
|
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Heidegger has given up the safe house where the roaches are staying.
|
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By now, we've given up on ever breaking our online shopping habits.
|
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But he hasn't given up on manipulating people to do his bidding.
|
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The Phillies have given up 30 runs during the last four games.
|
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If you aren't, you've likely already given up on Scandal this season.
|
|
He's diving in on revenge plots, but Huck hasn't given up hope.
|
|
Much of the party's donor class has already given up on Trump.
|
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Mithril has given up its modern industrial office in San Francisco's Presidio.
|
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So it appears the company has not given up completely on originals.
|
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But it's nice to see that the Japanese court hasn't given up.
|
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This is what you wear when you've truly given up on society.
|
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Before taking part in the trial, he had practically given up hope.
|
|
The final thing your successful friends have given up is giving up.
|
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We haven't given up, but it seems we are losing the war.
|
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The shift doesn't mean BMW has completely given up on EVs, though.
|
|
There is talk of more than one child given up for adoption.
|
|
His sister-in-law had long since given up and gone inside.
|
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However, the company hasn't given up on India, its fastest growing market.
|
|
But since then, the industry has given up most of those gains.
|
|
"Jeff has obviously given up a boost," Joerger said after Friday's win.
|
|
This year they've given up on that, particularly on the lending side.
|
|
It's unclear if Apple has given up on this idea or not.
|
|
He's given up two or more homers in a game 39 times.
|
|
You read that right: Samsung still hasn't given up on flip phones.
|
|
Some firms have given up on winemaking, turning instead to grape juice.
|
|
The White Sox bullpen has given up 21.5 homers, best in baseball.
|
|
Here, Offred meets Moira again (and learns Moira may have given up).
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Many have become crazed lunatics who have given up on the TRUTH!...
|
|
In 18 1/3 innings Overton has given up nine home runs.
|
|
All three major indexes have given up their gains for the year.
|
|
Trump and his administration have bragged that they have given up nothing
|
|
Although Redwine lost her job, she has not given up her vision.
|
|
But I don't think he has given up on his protectionist agenda.
|
|
The Europeans have not completely given up hope of changing American minds.
|
|
Betances has now given up home runs in his last three outings.
|
|
All three major indexes have given up their gains on the year.
|
|
Ironically, Crystal Champ was also given up for adoption as a newborn.
|
|
I wasn't given up willingly like I thought for all these years.
|
|
He has not given up more than three runs since Aug. 14.
|
|
The Diamondbacks have given up 38 runs in their past three games.
|
|
I have not given up but I could be here a while.
|
|
Semyon Varlamov has given up 25 of those goals in three starts.
|
|
Arthur: I've given up guessing what the average voter is interested in.
|
|
"We haven't given up on anything at this point," he said. Gov.
|
|
It was the sixth given up by Pittsburgh, most in the NHL.
|
|
How many women have given up these long term high paying jobs?
|
|
But even Rubio seems to have given up at a subconscious level.
|
|
Probably not...Think Victoria's given up on telling me to stop now.
|
|
Paul Ryan, America's good boy of starving the poor, has given up.
|
|
Sagnet returned to his studies but has not given up the fight.
|
|
"I do not believe that I've given up leverage," Collins told activists.
|
|
They haven't given up; they're aware of how they have to offer.
|
|
But Indigenous-activists haven't given up, and neither has the Solutions Project.
|
|
Narrator: So we had pretty much given up on uncovering the truth.
|
|
James, Evy's brother, is a novelist who has given up writing altogether.
|
|
"I do not believe that I've given up leverage," she told activists.
|
|
But recently, she told me that she'd given up watching it altogether.
|
|
No, despite weak sales, Sony still hasn't given up on making smartphones.
|
|
You're going to have a lot of children given up to orphanages.
|
|
I mean, if they haven't given up hope, then how dare we?
|
|
"I do not believe that I've given up leverage," Ms. Collins said.
|
|
She was depressed and beaten down, and had just about given up.
|
|
But Singapore appears to have not given up its claims to him.
|
|
"I had probably already given up a couple months previous," she said.
|
|
It was hearing from people who had given up on politics altogether.
|
|
Companies haven't given up trying to do interesting things with the technology.
|
|
Washington State has also given up on moving turkeys that become nuisances.
|
|
By that point, many backers had already given up on the Futurefön.
|
|
But retailers haven't given up on trying to woo customers quite yet.
|
|
Amee Vanderpool: I've given up on getting tested for the time being.
|
|
They've given up few opportunities to Colombia, and just one real shot.
|
|
LG hasn't given up on providing its customers with top-notch audio.
|
|
Many of those who have lost their jobs have not given up.
|
|
But Mr. Faraji, 22016, has long since given up on all that.
|
|
Some parents have given up on finding a Hatchimal before the holidays.
|
|
Cole has given up six home runs over six starts this season.
|
|
It seemed like they'd just given up on cleaning at some point.
|
|
Jimmy was given up for adoption when he was 4 months old.
|
|
That was the sixth homer he's given up in those four outings.
|
|
Some have simply given up and quietly accepted the inevitability of annexation.
|
|
Many Israelis have given up defending the artists' right to free expression.
|
|
By the time Meehan arrived, she had given up on that goal.
|
|
It was the first homer that Blevins had given up this season.
|
|
They have given up the second- and third-most sacks this season.
|
|
"We haven't given up on trying to repeal and replace," Mulvaney said.
|
|
At least one of the dropouts has not given up completely, though.
|
|
It has given up at least six runs in five straight games.
|
|
Maybe he would have despaired and given up on it, people say.
|
|
Still, the president clearly hasn't given up on meeting Kim just yet.
|
|
Wheat is down 2.6% this week, while corn has given up 1.1%.
|
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Most have given up on art within a few years of graduation.
|
|
"I've sort of given up on that aspect of morality," she said.
|
|
Once we've given up that position, it's very hard to reestablish it.
|
|
By the time I was in college, I had given up asking.
|
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I have given up sprouts because of ongoing concerns with their safety.
|
|
Now, like Ms. di Giovanni's friends, I have given up on America.
|
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Photo: Bang Sung-hae (AP)Samsung has given up on Blu-ray—at least in the U.S., where it has given up on producing new models of Blu-ray and 210K Blu-ray players, CNET reported on Friday.
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Number of times he's tweeted about Fake News: 55 Sleepy Eyes Chuck Todd of Fake News NBC just stated that we have given up so much in our negotiations with North Korea, and they have given up nothing.
|
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And Guerrero still hasn't given up on the dream of having her parents return to the U.S. "They haven't given up hope that they'll be with me on the day I get married or have children," says Guerrero.
|
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Jonathan Scott hasn't given up on finding love, thanks to his brother Drew.
|
|
He hasn't given up on me, so I'm not giving up on him.
|
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At this point in life, I've given up on making peace with cats.
|
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Google hasn't completely given up on its Wear OS smartwatch platform just yet.
|
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Republicans have given up on Democratic votes before even trying to secure any.
|
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I would have given up pretty easily if I was on my own.
|
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Google has given up on its dreams of building its own modular smartphone.
|
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She has quit smoking, given up certain foods and cut down on alcohol.
|
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"This is far from a group that's given up the ship," he said.
|
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They have given up coffee shop trips and weekend restaurant dinners with family.
|
|
The Fire have given up 10 goals in their past three league matches.
|
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After five years of working with a neurologist, I had quietly given up.
|
|
Siemens has not given up hope of gaining a slice of the contract.
|
|
Giles, for his part, has given up runs in over half his appearances.
|
|
I can spin fanciful scenarios all day, but I've given up on prognosticating.
|
|
But as Rob Price reports, Facebook hasn't given up on its space dreams.
|
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It is unclear that the mullahs have given up on a military victory.
|
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For my part, I've given up on speculating about how audiences will react.
|
|
The Browns have given up 31, 31 and 17 points in his absence.
|
|
Through five innings, Bauer had given up eight hits and thrown 90 pitches.
|
|
But fans haven't given up hope for Vikander doing their beloved character justice.
|
|
He has given up one run in each of his last three outings.
|
|
Although he hasn&apost given up any home runs, the Pirates are hitting .
|
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The Ravens had given up just 244 points in their opening two games.
|
|
Tomlin has given up 24 homers in 113 2 /3 innings this season.
|
|
Boxberger had not given up a run in seven previous appearances this season.
|
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Elsie Fisher had almost given up on acting when Eighth Grade came along.
|
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The firm isn't the first taxi app to have given up in Singapore.
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Kramer is focusing on her daughter, but she hasn't given up on love.
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She's very jaded by the music industry and she's given up on herself.
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Even then, no thief took the bait — until after they had given up.
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We don't have anything to announce, but we haven't given up on it.
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He has given up 20 homers in 103 1/3 innings this season.
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Paradoxically, while the airports have gussied up, the passengers have given up. Completely.
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The company also hasn't given up on trying to recruit more Prime members.
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This is not to say Japan has given up on the Arab world.
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Hungrybox looked like he had given up the match in the first game.
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It was the seventh home run that Kershaw has given up this postseason.
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For starters, it provides hope for people who've given up on the system.
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But it seems that Nintendo hasn't given up on the app just yet.
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"Well, I've given up on trying to keep away from Brooks," Judge said.
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Amazingly, the Trump administration and Republicans have given up on a replacement plan.
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They "have given up trying to rein in the madness," Trump Jr. said.
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He has given up an unusually high batting average on balls in play — .
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Most consumers are likely not even aware that they've given up this right.
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Shelby said Pence has indicated that Trump hasn't given up on the talks.
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Cerreti described her former witness as conscious of what she had given up.
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Hardy was done after seven innings, having given up just the one hit.
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Bradley had given up only four earned runs over his prior three starts.
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Gausman has given up 11 runs in his last 10 13/3 innings.
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"In Africa, we've given up to 1.8 million parasites safely," Dr. Seder said.
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Acting small, in the context of big statements, suggests he has given up.
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Anderson had previously not given up a run in his first two starts.
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But then, after everyone has given up, Ian accidentally activates the wizard's staff.
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The proceduralist narrative falsely assumes that Congress has "given up" its war powers.
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He has given up one run in his last 20 innings against Cincinnati.
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But Pro Lerner had given up baseball to concentrate on a new career.
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On the season, the Jets have given up the second most receiving yards.
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I have given up worrying about that little box carrying the nuclear codes.
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Here is what they don't say: legislators had also given up on retribution.
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He has given up 17 homers in 45 1/3 innings this season.
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For his part, Stanford has not given up trying to clear his name.
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But Morgan says they haven't given up on their dream of having children.
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Once in a while I let myself think about what I've given up.
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The couple has since given up alcohol and has become born-again Christians.
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It's nice to know Taco Bell hasn't given up on fries just yet.
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What that statement does is that statement has given up on democracy. Right.
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That was most earned runs he's given up in his last 12 starts.
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"But we've given up that goal and now we're like, "You know what?
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I know the tower stocks have given up a little bit of late.
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It often means they've given up on the complexity of being with somebody.
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I haven't entirely given up on the intricate confections of my early years.
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Modern Muslims who have given up Sharia, glad to have them as citizens.
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But this new evidence suggests it hasn't given up the ghost just yet.
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I have finally given up and taken their lead: I walk by wordlessly.
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I have finally given up and taken their lead: I walk by wordlessly.
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The real reason: You've given up control of your career to someone else.
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By now, many people have already given up on their New Year's resolutions.
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Yet even some of teams that have dropped out have not given up.
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"Once you've given up the attempt it becomes very, very enjoyable," he said.
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He's always telling the public that he's given up a lot for them.
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But elsewhere, some who haven&apost yet taken lessons have already given up.
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Blach has given up two homers in 31 1/3 innings this season.
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The good news for L.S.U. is that it hasn't given up a safety.
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At that point, Pittsburgh had given up nine straight goals dating to Tuesday.
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Though the leadership in Congress has largely given up, the voters have not.
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Long-serving senators say they've given up trying to divine his next move.
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His own mother, Leia, seems to have given up on saving his soul.
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Ray and Carver are both musicians who have given up on their craft.
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Statoil, Total, EnCana and Armstrong have also given up Chukchi leases, Oceana found.
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The Indians had given up 13 runs total in their previous eight games.
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But I haven't given up hope that there will be federal-level change.
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Wall Street analysts haven't given up on one of their favorite stocks, however.
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One Amazon shopper said he had already given up on the Australian site.
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Immigration activists have given up hope on seeing any meaningful action this year.
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The episode's remaining minutes are given up to a pair of pyrrhic conquests.
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The Red Sox have allowed 230 runs in five games (22 innings) and the starters have given up 20 of those runs in 26 percent of the innings, meaning that the bullpen has given up just three runs in 303 innings.
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One of France's leading newspapers has given up on public opinion polls ahead of April's presidential election One of France's leading newspapers has given up on public opinion polls ahead of April's presidential election One of France's leading newspapers has given up on public opinion polls ahead of France's presidential election in April, and its reasoning, it says, comes down to two recent, unforeseen events: President Trump and Brexit.
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T) has given up its bid for a controlling stake in Unizo Holdings (3258.
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I've never given up on the "Spencer isn't really who she thinks" theory. 4.
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Those teams have given up the second, third, and fourth fewest FPPG to QBs.
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He&aposll face the Broncos, who&aposve given up the fewest FPPG to RBs.
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I've seen wounded warriors who at points were given up for dead walk again.
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Dano as a shipwrecked man who has given up hope of ever being rescued.
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Some, like Conrad, have given up entirely on having a studio in the city.
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But it hasn't given up on trying to protect packages sitting on your porch.
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As for how much they have to spend, scouts are given up to $100,000.
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It has not given up any stake in the MLBAM digital media business, however.
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Anna Faris Despite the split, the actress said she hasn't given up on love.
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Clinton and her aides have long given up any challenge to Trump's November win.
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Peskov also said that Russia has not given up on diplomatic efforts regarding Syria.
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"I've had many situations in my life where I have given up," she said.
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They've given up weekends, toiling from 3 PM to 2.53 AM or vice versa.
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He had given up on sleeping and instead was replacing rest with energy drinks.
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Almost 22% had given up "hobbies/habits" in order to buy their dream home.
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She may have given up her acting career, but she's still expected to perform.
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He has given up three runs over 36 innings in his past six starts.
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Since I've given up my daily lunch order, I'm letting myself have this vice.
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Aliya, the fifth grader who keeps checking on her school, hasn't given up hope.
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But we haven't given up anything, other than — you're right, I agreed to meet.
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Bottas made clear on Thursday, however, that he had not given up all hope.
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European leaders have largely given up on seeking personal meetings in the White House.
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Google hasn't given up on its ambitions to flood YouTube with compelling VR video.
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But Ohio-born Perry, 290210, hasn't given up being a regular, midwestern kinda guy.
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Not everyone has given up on them, though they look a bit different now.
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However, she has largely given up her childhood dream of becoming a marine biologist.
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Indonesia, for example, includes "discouraged workers", who have given up looking for a job.
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Many agencies have been forced to curtail their activities or have given up altogether.
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How we would look: like we've predictably given up on finding a human partner.
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Because they are expecting demolition, most landlords have given up making even basic repairs.
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I have never given up on my daughter, and I won't give up now.
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But Texas and a group of other Republican-led states have not given up.
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The eight runs he allowed are the most he has given up since Aug.
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Over his past 27 27/210 innings, he had given up 053 earned runs.
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Netflix has had no comment on these rumors, but sleuths have not given up.
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I have had women laugh at me, that's why I have given up dating.
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South Africa also has a large number of people who have given up looking.
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The House hasn't given up on that but they've acknowledged it needs some work.
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AP said zookeepers had almost given up on her pop ever impregnating a female.
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Washington now has given up five power-play goals in the past two nights.
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As for the Dutch experiment, Ms. Poepjes said officials had not totally given up.
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We are bringing out working class people who have previously given up on politics.
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He has given up seven home runs in his last 3163 2/3 innings.
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The 216-year-old veteran said he hasn't given up hope of playing again.
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But Bond had given up the quest when she kept coming up empty-handed.
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Putin added that Syria had given up its chemical weapons stocks, Reuters also reported.
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Haub's family last week said it had given up hope of finding him alive.
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While J.D. has since ditched his black hair, he hasn't given up on comedy.
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Hey, they haven't given up on the Cubs yet ... why treat Derrick any different?
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The Orioles now have given up a major league high 80 homers this season.
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Elbert Hubbard once made a profound statement about the importance of not given up.
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" VeriFone: "Everybody has given up on this stock just when its year is here.
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The last two games we've given up 35 and 39, or something like that.
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Even the Mexican Peso has given up most of its losses since the election.
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It was the second straight start in which Harvey has given up six runs.
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She had divorced Prince Charles and given up the title of her royal highness.
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He has given up 211 runs and 25 hits over his past two starts.
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Former #NeverTrump leader and Weekly Standard editor, Bill Kristol, seems to have given up.
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The Pirates had given up one run in each of their previous five games.
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There was this feeling that Alicia had never given up her love for Will.
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She climbed back to the top of rowing when others would have given up.
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In fact, all three major indices have given up their gains on the year.
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He could have been focusing all on that and given up at that point.
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But not everyone has given up hope on Trump's ambitious rebuilding promise just yet.
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By the mid-'80s, efforts to police TV in Estonia were given up altogether.
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By 2014, the sharp-eyed crowd at Baseball Prospectus had all but given up.
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He hadn't given up more than three earned runs in his previous 13 starts.
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The dog, Jack Sparrow, is recovering and will be given up for foster care.
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If you haven't given up the fight on getting that right, you're on track.
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Wood had given up nine earned runs in his previous two starts, both losses.
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Ray had not given up a homer in 21 1/3 innings this season.
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If you have given up this sort of oversight, check your transactions online frequently.
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Within hours of Trump claiming North Korea had given up "a tremendous amount," Sen.
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Four of the company's 42 employees who smoke have already given up the habit.
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But two-year bonds yields have given up initial rises to head back down.
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But we've given up the car, so I doubt I will ever journey back.
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He has now given up four homers in his last 8 2/3 innings.
|
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In order to doggedly pursue a goal, some things have to be given up.
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The Pistons hadn't given up more than 64 points in any half this season.
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Sen. Ted Cruz says he hasn't given up on the Senate health care bill.
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If nothing else, I applaud her persistence, because I'd have given up almost immediately.
|
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But now he's given up even the veneer of any consideration beyond pure partisanship.
|
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Still, Goodwin has not given up on the dream he had 16 years ago.
|
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The sheer honesty, the fact that he has never given up or given in.
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Hopefully, like the rest of us, she's already given up on the mobile craze.
|
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He has not given up a run in 18 innings against Miami this year.
|
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Without a clear path forward, at least one Republican senator has given up completely.
|
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During those long stretches, I start to feel like they've given up on me.
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In the meantime, some things could be done to help workers who've given up.
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"I had given up a long time ago," Ms. Andrews, 76, said on Monday.
|
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Price has given up 9 earned runs in 16 and one-third postseason innings.
|
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According to Bloomberg, the company has given up on the auto-manufacturing dream entirely.
|
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Until recently, he was hardly known elsewhere, and he had given up performing publicly.
|
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The Rams' defense ranked in the middle of the league in points given up.
|
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But family and friends, including Ms. Shebita, had not given up on Mr. Soltan.
|
|
The rookie has given up eight runs in each of his last three outings.
|
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In 2012, however, Dr. Polchinski concluded that Dr. Hawking had given up too soon.
|
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Still, it may be too early to conclude if Trump's given up on Netanyahu.
|
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Remember that Croatia has not given up a goal in the Cup so far.
|
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His wife, Mallika, said she had never given up on her husband coming back.
|
|
Having given up at typewriter sales, he was determined to succeed at something else.
|
|
"Claudia and I have given up our lives for this," Mr. Romero, 71, said.
|
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The lawyers will be given up to five minutes to respond to each query.
|
|
Perhaps fans who'd given up on the film are in for a pleasant surprise.
|
|
Instead, the platform has effectively given up, despite desperate protests from affected creators. Yiff.
|
|
Oakland pitchers have given up 11 home runs in the last four games. 3.
|
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Top Republicans driving the GOP tax reform effort have given up on border adjustment.
|
|
Right now, the skeptics seem to have either given up or are in hiding.
|
|
The Trump administration clearly has not given up on the fight to repeal ObamaCare.
|
|
And many Palestinians have given up on the idea of a two-state solution.
|
|
Strasburg had given up a double with one out in the first to Nunez.
|
|
There is little evidence that Mr. Xi has given up power behind the scenes.
|
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They have not given up on showing the world what is happening in Idlib.
|
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But Abrams's universal, populist message shows that she hasn't given up on swing voters.
|
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I have given up on trying to introduce pedestrians to my neighborhood's friendly ways.
|
|
Many lawmakers seem to have given up on town hall-style meetings and parades.
|
|
Warren Buffett has finally given up his flip phone in favor of an iPhone.
|
|
But the people who want to take away your health care haven't given up.
|
|
Had I given up in those moments, I definitely wouldn't be in this position.
|
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But you have never given up, and you have never given in to despair.
|
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We asked for the raw data to be given up if it can be.
|
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We asked for the raw data to be given up if it can be.
|
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The Turks, he said, "have not given up" on getting Trump to reverse course.
|
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He had never given up more than eight home runs in a prior season.
|
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By the end of the nineties, he'd taken up Pilates and given up smoking.
|
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I've seen Wounded Warriors who at points were given up for dead walk again.
|
|
Many evacuee families have also given up hope of returning to their home towns.
|
|
The Cardinals have given up an NFL-high 11 touchdowns to opposing tight ends.
|
|
I might have given up right then on the idea of being an artist.
|
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And his staff has given up on trying to bring him up to speed.
|
|
The market has given up nearly 5% this week, the biggest since July 2018.
|
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But it still lies ahead of us, and we haven't given up on that.
|
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We haven't given up on that as part of our mission, if you will.
|
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It will bring together working people, who have given up on the political process.
|
|
"I have given up my mandate to form the government of change," Conte said.
|
|
We had all but given up, and we thought, 'Let's test this last one.
|
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" Lovato, who recently launched her third capsule collaboration with Kate Hudson's activewear company Fabletics, told fans and social media followers in January via Twitter that she has "given up dieting and in exchange has "given up the chronic stress" of food shaming herself.
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It's suggested the extra space created would be given up to allow increase cargo load.
|
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In 23 innings he's given up one run while striking out 23 and walking five.
|
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Wisconsin has given up 17 points or fewer in all four games this season. 3.
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Wilson had not given up a run in 11 appearances this season prior to Saturday.
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There really is nothing more inspiring to me than people who have never given up.
|
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However those gains were given up after Italy vowed to stick to the draft budget.
|
|
It is unclear when, or even if Dye has given up on the practice entirely.
|
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Maybe, he says, he will even figure out why he was given up for adoption.
|
|
Why bother fighting for freedom when the leader of the free world has given up?
|
|
Some have given up on local dates because they make big profits selling Iranian ones.
|
|
Just 25 years old, Lauren Council had already given up hope of ever losing weight.
|
|
This is the point where people who aren't verging on obsessive would have given up.
|
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I have never given up and have always fought for my choices and always will.
|
|
He sympathizes with Margaret, having himself given up the throne to marry a divorced commoner.
|
|
I have given up on the notion that you should find passion in your job.
|
|
In 20 1/3 innings this season, De La Rosa has given up seven homers.
|
|
He had given up three or fewer runs in each of his past 83 starts.
|
|
" Calling family relationships "a constant negotiation," she adds, "I have never given up on her.
|
|
I felt like I should have given up a couple of runs at the most.
|
|
Jackson also was pulled after five innings, having given up two runs on five hits.
|
|
He has given up nine earned runs in eight innings against the Rockies this season.
|
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Carrasco also was pulled after the sixth, having given up two runs and six hits.
|
|
Joblessness is over 37%, if one includes people who have given up looking for work.
|
|
Are Sanders stalwarts at all worried that the Vermont senator has given up the fight?
|
|
Sobotka said it was even a question whether Greece had "given up" on its duties.
|
|
Many CGT unionists are among those who have gradually given up adhering to the strike.
|
|
Meanwhile, Washington has given up the major concessions of halting US-South Korea military exercises.
|
|
Unemployment, including those who have given up hope of finding work, is an alarming 36%.
|
|
Having wisely given up its own international investment-banking ambitions, Commerzbank has little to offer.
|
|
But to say that the country has given up making things is just plain wrong.
|
|
The Orioles have given up first-inning runs in 59 of 154 games this season.
|
|
Despite two divorces, the pop-rock princess hasn't given up on the institution of marriage.
|
|
Lula's defence team has not given up hope of securing his release before election day.
|
|
The left-hander had given up a combined eight runs over his previous six starts.
|
|
With Snap's $3.4 billion initial public offering they have simply given up giving a damn.
|
|
I think my physical therapist has given up hope that I'll ever be on time.
|
|
It might be that Iran would have given up the program anyway, given enough time.
|
|
It appears that the organization has basically given up on trying to leak things ethically.
|
|
On Thursday Ross said only that Golar had not yet given up on the project.
|
|
Teheran has given up only one run over 17 innings in his last three starts.
|
|
Since 2014, enterprise-focused tech companies have given up significantly more ownership during Seed rounds.
|
|
None of this is to say that Trump has given up on radical tax cuts.
|
|
They have given up 22 goals in 69 shorthanded situations on the road this season.
|
|
Foltynewicz has given up two earned runs or fewer in 12 of his 16 starts.
|
|
UCLA's 97 points were the most a Calipari-led Kentucky squad has ever given up.
|
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We had already given up all personal time with the birth of our second child.
|
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Over the years, comunidade lands have been given up for roads, mines, industries and hotels.
|
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They include students, retirees and those who've just given up trying to find a job.
|
|
During that stretch, Shoemaker has given up 26 earned runs in 40 innings of work.
|
|
"People had largely given up prior to the bull run," @coin_artist told me on Telegram.
|
|
Thirty-five years on, Tehran's shoemakers have largely moved on, died off, or given up.
|
|
Moreover, we have given up all those gains which started with Trump winning the elections.
|
|
Women who'd lost their hair; women on suicide watch who had given up on life.
|
|
With Snap's $2136 billion initial public offering they have simply given up giving a damn.
|
|
But he still feels pangs of sadness when friends admit they've given up on trying.
|
|
"I had given up any belief or possibility that the baby was alive," he says.
|
|
Here are eight things early retirees, and soon-to-be early retirees, have given up.
|
|
All interesting to consider, but these are questions for losers who have already given up.
|
|
Competing with a guy who has not given up his title since 2009 is amazing.
|
|
But this does not mean that Europe's micro-states have given up on offshore finance.
|
|
Most have given up trying to temper his voice, either in person or over Twitter.
|
|
Mr. Pratt said Toyota has not given up on the challenge of Level 3 driving.
|
|
He tweeted today that he had given up and I'm going to get a puppy.
|
|
Still, not everyone at the Fed has given up on the idea of raising rates.
|
|
The Buckeyes hadn't given up more than 50 points in a first half since 2001.
|
|
However, some analysts think the 63-year-old has not given up on a deal.
|
|
Some students at Pace University in Pleasantville, N.Y., have not given up on the Legislature.
|
|
Baltimore's young pitching staff has given up a major-league high 214 homers this season.
|
|
Kershaw has given up no more than one walk in any of his 353 starts.
|
|
Some lawmakers already have given up on the soft deadline they had set for Friday.
|
|
Notice that Trump has given up even trying to falsely state how popular he is!
|
|
But after they married he reneged on his offer, and the child was given up.
|
|
So it is slanderous to claim that the Israeli public has given up on democracy.
|
|
You can also see that the company, thankfully, hasn't given up on the headphone jack.
|
|
Had Alvyn lived, she explained, he would not have given up control of Jason's golf.
|
|
Other American citizens of Texas and Alabama were given up to 17 months of assistance.
|
|
But the Houston bullpen sports a 103 ERA and has given up six home runs.
|
|
The six runs he allowed Thursday were the most he has given up this season.
|
|
But what else might Trump have given up in his one-on-one with Putin?
|
|
Boeing has similarly all but given up on the 747-8 as a passenger jet.
|
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And there are pragmatists who have given up the fight and will back Mrs. Clinton.
|
|
" He added, "Modern Muslims who have given up Sharia, glad to have them as citizens.
|
|
He has given up two or fewer runs in 14 of his 23 career appearances.
|
|
Terrorism wants angry souls, defeated communities, and sorrowful masses who have given up all hope.
|
|
The Knicks have given up 100 or more points in seven of their eight games.
|
|
"I'd given up on love, and dating was not on my mind," Mr. Brown said.
|
|
It was the first homer of the season given up by Pittsburgh reliever Juan Nicasio.
|
|
But there is still someone who has not given up and that is President Trump.
|
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It was the 21th short-handed goal given up by Pittsburgh, most in the NHL.
|
|
Atlanta has given up 120 total bases this year but only has 70 on offense.
|
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But the 23-year-old mother and former government employment lawyer has given up flying.
|
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Many of them haven't given up hope, and they have a tremendous sense of resilience.
|
|
He had not given up more than seven hits in 15 previous starts this season.
|
|
He's given up a few more hits than we're accustomed to seeing, but it's early.
|
|
Millions of Americans say they've given up on football, but they're probably lying about it.
|
|
"Our community has given up more than 100,000 acres of farmland," Moore-Jackson told me.
|
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"Nearly every county has the story of a longtime farmer that's given up," Sipes said.
|
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One person, however, has not given up on Diaz's re-joining the UFC 200 bill.
|
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They would take on a mission that other groups had given up in the past.
|
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However, I still haven't given up swiping right on Minder, sometimes on the same girls.
|
|
Alex Robert Ross had all but given up on his childhood until 15 minutes ago.
|
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"We as tribal nations have never given up our airspace," said manager Fred McLaughlin.—Motherboard
|
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I'd probably have given up months earlier, so I realised he's just an obsessive nutcase.
|
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Suter was pulled after five effective innings, having given up two runs and five hits.
|
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More amazing, it has given up only 5.73 hits and two walks in that span.
|
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Automakers have given up fighting Apple and Google and are now joining the tech giants.
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"She's not getting a hearing, everybody's given up on her," said one member of Mrs.
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At 76, I've about given up on living long enough to read the final volume.
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Republicans have not given up their focus on the tax cut and continued economic recovery.
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As a team, the Panthers have given up the fifth most F.P.P.G. to receivers (23.3).
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And if we stop paying attention, and stop engaging, that means we've effectively given up.
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They would be given up to 18 months, through three six-month waivers, to relocate.
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By the looks of their roster, the Rays sure seem to have given up hope.
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The market has given up more than 3% this week, the biggest drop since August.
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Argentina has now given up more goals (six) than any team left in the tournament.
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Ms. Torres, by the spring, had given up applying for new places in San Francisco.
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"If I was living in this environment, I would have given up," Ms. Hylton said.
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And, she added, working from home doesn't mean everyone has given up their beauty routines.
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"It doesn't mean that they've given up their ballistic missile program at all," Bermudez said.
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Enough roadblocks that most people would have labeled such an idea unrealistic and given up.
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She's also saddled with mother-guilt, having given up the child born after the rape.
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Mr. Pratt said Toyota had not given up on the challenge of Level 3 driving.
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Some owners that Ms. Du knows have already given up, including a Japanese restaurant nearby.
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Maybe Congress has given up its own responsibility defined by the Constitution to regulate money.
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The Dow had given up 300 points, or 1.1%, by midday in the United States.
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The result is a polity that has increasingly given up on finding out the truth.
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They've given up on insecure digital technologies in favor of secure but inconvenient analog ones.
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Still, the family has not given up hope that they'll be reunited with Relisha someday.
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Many people who had given up on finding a job can now find gainful employment.
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I could have given up early on my almost lifelong struggle at building self-esteem.
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Since then, he has given up on his desire to move to the United States.
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Osama had tried to organize the holdings—some three thousand DVDs—but had given up.
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Conway could have had it all professionally, but she would have given up much more.
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Atlanta pitchers have given up 21 homers at home, putting them on pace for 130.
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This year he has thrown 180 innings and given up 169 hits and 46 walks.
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When her first attempt at health reform didn't work out, Hillary could have given up.
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Yet he said he had not given up on hopping aboard a legitimate Derby challenger.
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Boxberger, who has 32 saves, has given up eight runs in his last six innings.
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But is her reign a sign that she's beloved, or that opponents have given up?
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Health plans have all but given up on getting a healthy risk pool under Obamacare.
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Scherzer is 3-2 and has given up five homers in six starts this year.
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Shell, of course, has given up almost all of its leases and ceased Arctic exploration.
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She noticed that some reefs that had been given up for dead were bouncing back.
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Teheran has given up only one run over 173 innings in his last three starts.
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I haven't given up on it, but you've got to understand: it is very volatile.
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I haven't given up on it, but you've got to understand: it is very volatile.
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Sanchez has given up two runs or fewer in each of his past six starts.
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On Tuesday, stocks had given up some of their early gains by the closing bell.
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I know that many of Trump's critics have given up hoping that he ever will.
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"I haven't given up yet," said Steven W. Squyres, the principal investigator for the mission.
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"I had given up hope of ever finding a place in the city," she said.
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He has little time for peers of his who have given up on contemporary music.
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But they haven't given up, and Trump's executive branch has continued to undermine the law.
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It's like suggesting that everyone should have given up on submarines once sonar was invented.
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"If Cocteau hadn't died, I would have given up singing and performed his plays," she said.
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Stocks have given up their gains, but not before the Dow and set new intraday highs.
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Antti Raanta, who had given up nine goals in his previous two starts, made 22 saves.
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But after initially strengthening, the currency has given up most of the gains from the hike.
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The Saints have given up just nine passing TDs to QBs, the fourth fewest in football.
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Yet somehow, we've never given up our tireless search for the ideal arsenal of mood-boosters.
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As amazing as it may sound, the people of Los Lotes have not given up hope.
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Owen&aposs grandmother hasn&apost given up hope that he is alive, according to WHAM-TV.
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We've each given up stuff we loved in order to not work at the same time.
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Shares of the chain were roughly flat in afternoon trading, having given up their earlier gains.
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She explained that she hasn't given up her enthusiasm for fitness — or any of her passions.
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Peacock retired the first 11 batters and had given up just one hit before the fifth.
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"They've given up grilling and campfires because they know how sick my wife is," Scott says.
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Jonathan is still single, he confirmed to PEOPLE in October, but hasn't given up on love.
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For now, it's seemingly relegated VR to the back burner, but it hasn't given up altogether.
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We've seen some dips in him, but nothing to this level, where he's given up hope.
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He has given up six runs in back-to-back losing starts to the White Sox.
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The big picture: Kabila faces constitutional term limits and should have given up power in 2016.
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On a street stands a two-story house that has given up on being a house.
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Since he's given up on working with Congress, he thinks he can impose anything he wants.
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By the closing bell Brent had given up its gains and was sitting at around $71.60.
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Still, the party hasn't given up hope that Kander's personal appeal might power him to victory.
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His mother, Sylvia Wilson, had given up on seeing her son alive, according to The Record.
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I have given up on pretending that I am anybody that I am not. Mm-hmm.
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WHITE HOUSE ADVISER JARED KUSHNER SAYS PRESIDENT TRUMP AND AMERICA "HAVE NOT GIVEN UP" ON PALESTINIANS
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No one who struggles this hard and this well can be said to have given up.
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The Indians scored again in the fourth, but Junis escaped with only two runs given up.
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"In terms of work, she's certainly given up more than I have," he told the magazine.
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In the case of China, however, I've long given up on the prospects of doing so.
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Yet he and his publicity team have never given up trying to Make Armie Hammer Happen.
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Locals says thousands of fishermen have simply given up and gone to look for work elsewhere.
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My zipper had given up, and my top was falling forward and off in slow motion.
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Rodon (4-3) hadn't given up more than two earned runs in his previous six starts.
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But we haven&apost given up anything, other than -- you&aposre right -- I agreed to meet.
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The Cougars had given up 143 points and 26,224 yards in losing to UCLA, then-No.
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His 11 home runs allowed are the most given up by any Twins pitcher this season.
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I don't know what the way out of it is without feeling like I've given up.
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Since then several banks have given up their licences voluntarily, usually because of mergers and acquisitions.
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The Orioles have given up at least 10 runs in four of their last seven games.
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European shares opened higher across the board, but had given up gains by midday in London.
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Despite its ban in China, Google has not given up on the world's second-largest economy.
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You've already given up on your New Year's plan to eat healthy, save more, exercise often?
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The stock has since given up some of the gains but remains up nearly 5 percent.
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A Motiva executive said the company has not given up on increasing its U.S. processing might.
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At the time, Lake said she had given up on the idea of happily ever after.
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There are still a few outliers who haven't given up on physical filmstock or turnable pages.
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The Grizzlies haven't given up on catching fourth-place Utah, whom they trail by four games.
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The five have given up only three earned runs in just under 43 innings this season.
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Miley has given up 19 earned runs in his past four starts (23 2/3 innings).
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Because I feel like, in some ways, the NBA has kind of given up on me.
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In the past two sessions, stocks have given up early rallies to lackadaisical late-day trading.
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Farmers have given up on more than 125,000 acres of orange groves bearing green, inedible fruit.
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He has given up two or fewer earned runs in nine of his past 11 starts.
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Mr Trudeau seems to have given up on his goal to balance the budget by 2019.
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If you look online, you might come to the conclusion that people have given up drinking.
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But it also didn't explain why they continued to succeed where I'd long since given up.
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Conservative groups haven't given up on repealing ObamaCare, even if the chances for action are slim.
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They knew he had given up all that money in the law to serve his country.
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Not to help the situation, Washington and Beijing have given up on high-level economic dialogues.
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"Some of those who were interested in treatment, they've just kind of given up," Marsch said.
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She might have given up playing with the Liars, but she can't stop playing with dolls.
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Miley has given up 6.25 earned runs in his past four starts (15 2/3 innings).
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Dubnyk has given up four or more goals in six of his 14 games this season.
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Before the president's inauguration, The Associated Press reported that Trump had given up his personal cellphone.
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Now, the left has given up all pretense of being the champions of the working class.
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In his previous five postseason starts, Hamels had given up six earned runs across 34 ⅓ innings.
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The right-hander had given up just one combined run in his previous two home starts.
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That feature never launched, but Instagram and Facebook clearly haven't given up on the idea entirely.
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Laing has not entirely given up her biographer's taste for burrowing inside other people's skins, however.
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" He went on: "Modern Muslims, who have given up Sharia, glad to have them as citizens.
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The defense is also first-rate, having given up the second-fewest points in the conference.
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But Honda, long a passenger-car sales leader in the US, hasn't given up on sedans.
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Royal Dutch Shell has given up most of its leases and will eventually hold only one.
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And she has not given up on more sweeping change, eventually, within the Fed and beyond.
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The Badgers literally haven't given up a single point yet this season, outscoring opponents 110-0.
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"So you get residential services, but then you've given up custody of your child," Farley said.
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Wallace Huff has not given up on the notion that her son might have been murdered.
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Jackson agreed with Malvo, finding Friday that he had unknowingly given up his Eighth Amendment rights.
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But it certainly doesn't seem that Amazon has given up on New York City quite yet.
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I had long given up on, has more than 25,000 dues-paying members, up from at
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I've given up on some people because 11 or 12 years and nothing and guess what?
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But that's not because the FBI has given up on trying to change the status quo.
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Perhaps he has given up gaming for getting paid to exercise on a sex streaming site?
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But during his past four starts, including Sunday's game, Cessa has also given up eight homers.
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I couldn't have gone to bed tonight if I had given up that lane to him.
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While outside groups had given up on Johnson, the campaign itself had pursued a different strategy.
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And that success came just in time — otherwise the brothers might have given up on filmmaking.
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Ms. Merkel has modernized the party and given up on most of its hard-held beliefs.
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Ms. Birnkrant and her organization have not given up on an eventual ban for the practice.
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Although Mr. Abadi has refused, the Kurds have not given up hope that Baghdad will negotiate.
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It may be the safest choice, although I haven't completely given up on the crayfish entirely.
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Since then, Taiwan has effectively given up its claim to China, but Beijing still claims Taiwan.
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He's a man who has given up on life, but life keeps drawing him back in.
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Faced with such ambiguity, video game writers have all but given up on soldiers and war.
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That said, it's not as if the Tully monster has given up all of its secrets.
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Many Congress officials have not yet given up hope that Rahul Gandhi will reconsider his resignation.
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He had never given up six runs to the Dodgers in any start in his career.
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They appear to have given up on any serious efforts to reform asylum and migration policies.
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True, even Ms. Ocasio-Cortez has not entirely given up the pretense of caring about deficits.
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By then, though, the Browns and the rest of the N.F.L. had given up on him.
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Another important caveat: The statistic does not include people who have given up looking for work.
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He said little about climate change, having given up on a modest attempt to address it.
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I've given up hope that boomers can rescue us from the tyranny of the Trump age.
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" Finally, Nevaeh's father, Dupray Adams, said the police "haven't given up and that keeps me going.
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Ms. Winner, 50, said people have given up trying to persuade her father to leave home.
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Ryan Schimpf's homer in the second inning was the only hit given up by Colon, 26.
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The Blue Jays had given up a three-run lead in the top of the eighth.
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I've given up going to clubs or concerts where I'm not on some sort of list.
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Today, a Chicago taxi medallion is worth $30003,21000, or less, and many owners have given up.
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But the election of Mr Saied shows that they have not given up on the system.
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They allowed four home runs tonight and have given up 22 in the last 10 games.
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Officially, Japan has not given up on the TPP, or on keeping the United States involved.
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He has given up one earned run or fewer three times in his last four starts.
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The S&P/ASX 200 index closed flat at 6,652.50, having given up 10.63% on Friday.
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Los Angeles had given up at least four goals in four of its first five games.
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Stocks, as of this writing, have given up a bit less than half of yesterday's gains.
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Mr. Williams has not given up on Twitter, his biggest and most influential project thus far.
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By July, Droddy said, he had given up on finding players who might improve the team.
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Too many Americans have given up even looking for work altogether after years of failed attempts.
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I&aposd pretty much given up on having a dog bed for any length of time.
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Porn pirates have plagued Patreon for years, but the platform has essentially given up fighting them.
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Yet, despite its apocalyptic visions, it feels curiously optimistic because Geyrhalter hasn't given up on us.
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Kate Brown of Oregon had given up the issue in negotiations with Republicans, killing the bill.
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The defense gave a stellar performance, and has not given up a touchdown in 13 quarters.
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Many of the asylum seekers identified themselves as atheists, having given up their faith in God.
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Before the president's inauguration, The Associated Press reported that Trump had given up his personal cellphone.
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Status after death somehow mattered to her, even though she'd given up on it in life.
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The only circumstance in which weapons are given up is where one side is completely crushed.
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New Jersey hadn't given up five goals in the first period of a game since Feb.
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He has given up 13 runs in 16 2/3 innings at Chase Field this season.
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Ms. Paolino is always looking for a stylish flat, having recently given up on high heels.
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It was the lowest point total that Butler had given up in a half this season.
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It also focused on a concept many in Washington seem to have given up on: Collaboration.
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The couple has given up going to the movies, eating out and vacationing in San Diego.
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KAZAKHSTAN HAS GIVEN UP IDEA OF BUILDING GAS PROCESSING PLANT AT KARACHAGANAK - KAZAKH DEPUTY ENERGY MINISTER
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I'd given up so much of myself that at some point I'd forgotten who I was.
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I'm sorry, the wealthy and the rulers have never given up their power without a fight.
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The average journalist has given up the opportunity for professional success to write about children escaping from Afghanistan to the UK. The journalist has given up a cosy summer house or a nice boat to report from the frontlines of poverty in West Virginia, California, and Calais.
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But when I spoke to guys in their mid-20s, they'd totally shut down and given up.
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I have felt heartbreak, fear, and defeat, but I have never stopped loving or given up hope.
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The Panthers lost their third straight and have given up 15 goals in their past two games.
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It was the first time in Hernandez's career he has given up a homer to a pitcher.
|
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Yet a lack of skills is just one reason some Americans have given up the job search.
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" She continued, "I'm proud of both David and I. Because both of us could have given up.
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Cole had given up four or more runs and thrown five or fewer innings in four straight.
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He had given up 15 earned runs in 12 2/3 innings over his last three starts.
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Now I like MGM down here at $26 because I think people have given up on it.
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"At the time we met, I had given up hope on this whole love thing," he said.
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The company has given up most of its gains since its strong earnings report on Jan. 25.
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The British singer-songwriter had previously given up cigarettes and alcohol for a whole year in 2011.
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He hadn't given up six runs in any start since June 211, a span of 214 outings.
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Netflix has all but given up on setting up a platform in China in the short-term.
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In 15 1/3 innings in three starts this season, Ryu has given up six home runs.
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The stock has given up almost 10 percent over the past two months amid the inspection scandal.
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Amazon has finally given up the fight with Chinese online shopping giants to capture the domestic market.
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The ones Kaity Mitchell has devised for Portale are calmer, but that doesn't mean they've given up.
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Although they often felt isolated and ignored, activists had never given up on protesting Kelly's predatory behavior.
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Kristin Davis has not given up on the possibility for a third Sex and the City movie.
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A peace treaty, they said, should be signed only after the North has given up its weapons.
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But in no case did the surrogate keep the child: they were all given up for adoption.
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The speaker's role is politically impartial, meaning Bercow has given up his allegiance to May's Conservative Party.
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I'm pleased to reporter that entitled whiney piano man has given up (well he's not here) pic.twitter.
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This is not to say that Chinese businesses have given up on the U.S. They have not.
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Still, nativist hardliners have given up hope of seeing Mr Trump move to expel millions of migrants.
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Families told PEOPLE they have given up vacations, taken out second mortgages and even filed for bankruptcy.
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"I live in a senior citizen apartment, and there's so many who have given up," she says.
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"Lots of women I work with have given up their careers [and then get divorced]," Gadoua says.
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He has struck out 11 and given up four home runs in four AFL starts (14 IP).
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And he&aposs given up more power than any leader with the exception of Mao Tse-Tung.
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After a year of waiting for more useful skills to hit the Echo, I've finally given up.
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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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Reuters reported some party officials have not yet given up hope that Gandhi will reconsider the resignation.
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I've given up alcohol, so keeping a supply of fizzy water on hand makes me feel better.
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Despite the death of its personal AI assistant M, Facebook hasn't given up on chatbots just yet.
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Why it matters: The deal and hires confirm that Apple hasn't given up its autonomous driving project.
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Oklahoma State has given up just four TD passes in conference play, the fewest among league teams.
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She may have quit the catwalk, but the legendary supermodel hasn't given up the business all together.
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"We have not given up, we will work to see what we can get passed," he said.
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In 7 1/33 innings, he has given up 13 hits with six strikeouts and no walks.
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He has given up five goals four times, including a 7-3 loss to Washington on Dec.
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It's not that you've given up hope, or resigned yourself to always being in the dark room.
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It's as if investors have given up on hedging, which is exactly what appears to be happening.
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WATCH: The Women of Scandal Reveal Their Own Style Scandals Back at QPA, Charlie has given up.
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In his past two starts, he has given up three runs on nine hits in 12 innings.
|
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Adrian Beltre's first-inning homer was the first Berrios had given up in 24 2/3 innings.
|
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RHP Chris Archer had not given up a home run this season after allowing 30 last year.
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It was the most rushing yards the Cowboys' defense has given up in a game this season.
|
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In 5 1/3 innings this season, Hoover has given up nine earned runs and three homers.
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His children have largely taken over running the family business, but he has not given up ownership.
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Which tells us two things: One, Trump has given up hopes of appealing to a wider electorate.
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Phillies starters had given up three or fewer earned runs in 13 of their last 14 games.
|
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And, at least right now, it almost feels like the White House has given up on Congress.
|
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According to Michal Vasecka, a sociologist, the country has largely given up its search for "white knights".
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Rather than consume YouTube videos all day long, your successful friends have given up consuming for creating.
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By 0003, Clinton had given up, and it became political conventional wisdom that the embargo was unopposeable.
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The 51 points represented the most the Giants have given up in a home game since Sept.
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The Rift S, although a modest update, proves that Facebook has not given up on the market.
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The Cubs have given up 27 runs during their skid — an average of 9.2 runs per game.
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In Russia, BlaBlaCar has given up on its cut altogether while the market is still growing rapidly.
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At the Kakuma camp, Kalatu has given up telling his patients to hold on to their dreams.
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Memphis, which had given up only 27 points all season, gave up 24 in the first half.
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Just because I've scaled back on my routine doesn't mean I've given up on Korean skincare forever.
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I've already given up my job once before, and I know I can do it once more.
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The index has given up most of those gains and is up 10 percent since the election.
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Florida has given up just eight goals in its last seven games and 14 during its streak.
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And as the LA Times' Jackie Calmes reports, some Republicans have given up on the idea altogether.
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Even with Hillary Clinton's nearly insurmountable lead in the delegate count, Bernie Sanders's supporters haven't given up.
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The U.S.-led NATO alliance said it had not given up on bringing Russia back into compliance.
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The benchmark index has given up around 7.8 percent since its 27-year peak hit on Oct.
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Clippard, who is 2-0, has not given up a run in his four appearances this season.
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Ohio's delegation will drop to 15 seats, the sixth straight time they have given up a seat.
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After all, most of us have long given up on getting a consistent eight hours a night.
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Cheered on by his peers, he has given up chocolate ice cream and sugar in his coffee.
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"I was really happy that I hadn't given up when I was building tent forts," he says.
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He had not given up more than two earned runs in any of his first six starts.
|
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The news outlet reported that Kelly has essentially given up on trying to control the president's impulses.
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Gilead's women have given up "freedom to," meaning individual autonomy, for a theoretical "freedom from" being victimized.
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Moore said she believes smoking, a habit she has now given up, may have caused her cancer.
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The Cardinals have given up 58 points in consecutive losses to the Washington Redskins and the Rams.
|
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Wood entered having given up two earned runs or less in six of his previous seven starts.
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He had given up on finding a partner in order to take care of his parents. Immigrants.
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He shared a news release that said Mylan had given "up to $250,20113" to the Clinton Foundation.
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""Seventy-eight of our brothers and sisters have given up on life this year alone. Seventy-eight.
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He was given up for adoption by his birth parents and reared by Willy and Bertha Jones.
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Metacritic Score: 53/100Tim Goodman has long given up his childhood dream of becoming a Pokemon trainer.
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Under that deal, Iran has given up parts of its nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief.
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No team this season has given up more points to opposing tight ends than the Arizona Cardinals.
|
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Marlins starter Pablo Lopez threw six strong innings with five hits and only one run given up.
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Unfortunately, too many people have given up on the expectation that their government is working for them.
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By all accounts, Rocky should have given up before the events of the first movie took place.
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Most of these voters had long since given up on an increasingly liberal and cosmopolitan Democratic Party.
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We've given up on that dream, her fans say, but don't make me give up Joni Mitchell.
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I haven't given up hope that elected women will bring women's needs to the table more forcefully.
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If I would've given up hope [at] any point in my life, I wouldn't see these days.
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Scott Feldman has thrown 24.2 innings and given up just 10 runs, and he's Scott Feldman. 2.
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Although Cruz trailed Trump by double-digits in Arizona polling, he didn't given up on the state.
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Boston left-hander Chris Sale also has not given up a homer in his past 25 starts.
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Investments in oil sands have been slowing, and several oil companies have given up on the resource.
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Two-year Italian bond yields were 3.5 bps higher at 1.63 percent, having given up earlier falls.
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He has not given up a hit in five innings and has been credited with two wins.
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Callimachi: But I also know that the counselor that we introduced him to has essentially given up.
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What types of things have you given up for any length of time, and for what reason?
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A previous government had given up passing national security legislation in 2003 after 500,000 people marched peacefully.
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The nationalists have given up on violence — the independence movement FLNC ceremoniously laid down arms in 2014.
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And they had given up only 33 goals in 34 to all opponents during the regular season.
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Acknowledge that you've given up on yet another project, just move on and cut yourself some slack.
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For my part, I have since given up the search for a provider willing to perform sterilization.
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I've definitely made a lot, and there are so many points where I could have given up.
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But he hasn't given up on the idea that his signature health care law can be saved.
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As prices climb, they have given up eating beef and fresh fruit, sustaining themselves on chicken innards.
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And some Americans are no longer counted as unemployed because they have given up looking for work.
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The Giants had not given up more than 27 points in any of their first seven games.
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Soon she had given up even the basic social pretense that we might actually want the brooches.
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Never. These people have given up — they should be benched, or sent back to the minor leagues.
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"It has been five years, but I haven't given up and will never give up," Li said.
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In 17⅓ innings this postseason, he has given up seven runs on homers, and no other runs.
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One contestant told me she had given up sugar, carbs and alcohol for six months — a saint.
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He has struck out 20053 and given up only two unearned runs in 14 innings this postseason.
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I've given up, and at this point just plunk a toy on top to represent the theme.
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But Luis Manual has not given up, he works every day with more strength than the last.
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If convicted in LA, he could be given up to 28 years in prison on these counts.
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Strasburg has given up one run in nine innings this October, with 63 strikeouts and no walks.
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"I'm afraid we've gone so Unitarian out here that we've given up on poor Jesus," Nan laughs.
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Actor and comedian Sacha Baron Cohen hasn&apost given up on publicly attacking Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
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And the president had not given up his determination to end the U.S. military mission in Syria.
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The Thunder have given up an average of 38 points in the first quarter during that span.
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It is really sad, but I like that there's hope in it, and he hasn't given up.
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KATHMANDU, Nepal — The rescue team had nearly given up when it spotted distant figures on a ledge.
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He has given up a half-goal more per game, and his save percentage has dropped to .
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They are grateful for everyone's interest in the case, including the police who have never given up.
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Volker told investigators the aid was released after the administration had given up on Trump's alleged demands.
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Most other Android makers have given up making their own texting apps and just use Google's now.
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In four games, Washington's bullpen has given up 10 runs in 11 1/3 innings (3.343 ERA).
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