But we're not giving up hope, and we're not alone.
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Speaking from Honduras, Susan said she's not giving up hope.
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But Khaled -- who's a diehard Heat fan -- ain't giving up hope.
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I know how he felt and am not giving up hope.
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But Jim is not giving up hope of a reunion, he says.
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They have to be courageous and protect each other from giving up hope.
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"We are staying positive and not giving up hope," Shaw told New Zealand's Stuff.
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It's been a long, hard road but the couple is far from giving up hope.
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Although, I'm still not giving up hope entirely just in case they make any more "friend" appearances.
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But if this giraffe photo is all you've got, giving up hope is probably a reasonable option.
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The number of workers giving up hope of getting married and having children is "not small," Sakai said.
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The clear aim is to intimidate civilians into giving up hope of a say in who rules them.
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Another reason is "smell of death" pessimism (buying an annuity means giving up hope of investing for gain).
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"We aren&apost giving up hope and we need you to all stay strong with us," Lisa wrote.
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We're not giving up hope that they may come to the United States if we wish hard enough.
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The Trump administration isn't giving up hope of pursuing a "significant" infrastructure initiative during President Donald Trump's first term.
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Just as she was giving up hope of leaving the water alive, she says she saw something remarkably strange.
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Meanwhile, Trop said she is not giving up hope, but admits the ordeal is taking a toll on her.
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Just as I was giving up hope, the door opened, revealing several uniformed police officers and Jianguo's smiling face.
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Now his family and community are working to keep him from being deported, and they aren't giving up hope.
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In different interviews, his girlfriend Jaclyn Trop said she was not giving up hope and believed he could survive if lost.
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Three lawsuits have already been filed challenging the order, and one transgender woman who's dreamed of enlisting isn't giving up hope.
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On the Facebook page, "Albergue Turbo Cubans for Freedom," the Cuban migrants and their supporters say they aren't giving up hope.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Fantastic find A sheriff's deputy was giving up hope that a missing 5-month-old baby would be found.
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Giving up hope of an academic career, she was pushed by her mother and her in-laws to undertake secretarial training.
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It would make you believe all the clichés about how life can change in an instant, about never giving up hope.
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That being said, I'm still not giving up hope for finding a perfect aguachile in LA. Good thing summer has just begun.
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Stakeholders working toward a deal on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, likely including border security, are not giving up hope.
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The ground control team working with the craft has announced that it's finally giving up hope of hearing anything back from Comet 67P.
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But early reviews said it gets better as it goes on into episodes 2 and 3, so I'm not giving up hope yet.
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In my practice as a psychiatrist, I witness many giving up hope prematurely based on demoralization from poor prognoses that are frequently defied.
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Frank Sharry, an advocate with America's Voice Education Fund who has spent decades negotiating immigration in Washington, said he's not giving up hope -- yet.
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The poem veers from the pattern in its last line, literally giving up "hope"; but the underlying rhythm holds on for one last instant.
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The core of the program was not giving up hope that even the most bewildered, isolated patient could, with enough training, return to the world.
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However, financial market performance continues to defy numerous skeptics, as investors are not giving up hope the Republicans will eventually deliver on pro-growth legislation.
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J.B. Smoove isn't giving up hope, and neither should you ... he's putting the pressure on Larry David to bring back "Curb Your Enthusiasm" for one more season.
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Washington (CNN)Oprah Winfrey may have squashed speculation of a potential presidential bid in 2020, but Golden Globes host Seth Meyers isn't giving up hope just yet.
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The ups keep us from being depressed or giving up hope, but it's really the comedy that we find in those crazy downs that keeps the show going.
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However, before giving up hope, Meshkin contacted lawyer Chris Dolan who filed a temporary restraining order, which barred the hospital from refusing treatment to Anahita, the newspaper reports.
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For more than a decade, mothers of the 11 men have trudged to court and listened to the investigators' findings, never giving up hope that the children survived.
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Other Iranian asylum seekers in Europe and Turkey told Reuters they decided to leave Iran after giving up hope in the face of growing economic and political difficulties.
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Although Republican members have repeatedly vowed to undo Obamacare through legislation since it was passed in 2010, many are now privately giving up hope on such action, Politico reported.
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My pain tolerance is embarrassingly low, so with needles out of the question, I was close to giving up hope...until I stumbled across one treatment that changed my luck.
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We would like to thank the Orange County Sheriff's Department and most especially Major Tim Horne for his 20 plus years of work and never giving up hope and finding Bobby's family.
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"We are here, we believe in them, we're not giving up," Julia B. Keleher, Puerto Rico's secretary of education, told CNN when asked what she would tell students who are giving up hope.
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In Panama City, one of the hardest-hit communities, Fire Chief Alex Baird said search and rescue teams were now in "recovery mode" after largely giving up hope of finding any more survivors.
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The timeline for the cures bill has already been pushed back multiple times, but Upton said he is not giving up hope for getting the measure signed into law this year, after the election.
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Pirates bang out 260 hits in win over Brewers MILWAUKEE — The odds are against them at the moment, but the Pittsburgh Pirates aren't giving up hope of a miraculous September run to the post-season.
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However, with the average time people stay unemployed at a record 580 days, it could also be down to people giving up hope of finding a job and so not bothering to update their status.
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The result was that even before the general election period began, a lot of people were getting involved in the political process for the first time or returning to it after giving up hope for years.
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However, due to the revelations about Parnell, national Democrats who were keeping their eyes on turning over a seat in ruby red South Carolina have turned their attention elsewhere, giving up hope on the 5th District.
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Bedjo Untung, chairman of the Indonesian Institute for the Study of the 1965-66 Massacre, a nongovernment organization, said he was not giving up hope that the Indonesian government would one day open a formal inquiry.
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Officer Kameel Juman—who once rescued a German Shepard from the edge of the George Washington Bridge—was put in charge of the investigation, the New York Daily News reports, but was close to giving up hope.
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Forty-eight years after she spoke at her own Wellesley College graduation, Hillary Clinton returned to her alma mater for an impassioned speech about the importance of education, facts, open debate, service, togetherness, and never giving up hope.
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The refugee flows also suggests something else: Venezuela's increasingly desperate masses are also giving up hope in the international community's ability to pressure the Maduro regime to change its economic policy, restore political freedoms and respect human rights.
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Read Wakes' story here Children of Flint: Inheriting anxiety, giving up hope Eight-year-old Nadia Baylor sits on the floor in her home in Flint playing with her toys, giggling and chattering -- until she talks about the water.
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Hamrick said that doesn't mean her organization is giving up hope that a health care overhaul will eliminate the "large numbers of anti-life mandates intertwined throughout the law," such as the requirement that health care plans cover specific types of contraception.
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When he is close to giving up hope, he is visited by Rita Cohen (Valorie Curry), a mysterious and sinister go-between from his daughter's revolutionary cell who taunts him with the hope of seeing Merry, then humiliates him by playing the sadistic temptress.
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" He also posted a heartfelt caption to a photo of him and Felton, saying the trip was, "A welcome escape from the horrors of the world until we answered questions on stage and were reminded what the stories were all about: fighting fascism, embracing diversity and never giving up hope.
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I'm not giving up hope for a better future, where not only is abortion legal, but where each of us — wherever we live, whatever our age or income, and whenever or however we came to this country, can get the health care we need, without shame, restrictions, or politicians standing in the way.
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Read more from Tyler Lauletta: An NBA prospect's draft party erupted when he was picked just as everybody appeared to be giving up hope There's a budding rap battle between 2 NBA stars, and other players are taking sides An eyebrow-raising $10,000 bet was placed on the Lakers just minutes before the team traded for Anthony Davis Kawhi Leonard made fun of his awkward laugh while celebrating at the Raptors' championship parade
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He plasters posters along the station's walls, only for them to be torn down minutes later by a janitor. After finally giving up hope, a paper plane land in front of him. It is one of his posters. He looks up to see his dream girl.
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It also focuses on Glenn's sinking depression and giving up hope, while Abraham becomes intensely reclusive and Michonne's struggles to keep holding onto hope. It also features the introduction of Ross Marquand as Aaron, a prominent character from the graphic novel the television series is based on.
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Giving up hope of success, the Duke yielded to the advice of the Archbishop of Seville. He withdrew, paying compensation to the people in the area who had suffered damages from his forces. Of the many sieges of Gibraltar, this was the only one that ended without bloodshed.
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Lucy holds many auditions with no luck. After nearly giving up hope, she sees Nick, who is jolly and obviously loves the season. Lucy hires him. In Nick's first few days at work, calls come in big numbers and the network sells more Christmas stuff than any other shopping network.
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White's granddaughter Virginia Dare was the first English child born in the Americas. After the failure of the colony, White retired to Raleigh's estates in Ireland, reflecting upon the "evils and unfortunate events" which had ruined his hopes in America, though never giving up hope that his daughter and granddaughter were still alive.
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However, an official inquiry into the telephone tapping cleared Haughey of any wrongdoing and put more blame on Martin O'Donoghue than the other TDs involved. Haughey retained the leadership by 40 votes to 33. George Colley died in 1983 and Martin O'Donoghue was no longer a TD. O'Malley became isolated within Fianna Fáil, with many of his supporters giving up hope of ever beating Haughey.
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They returned to winning ways against Brentford, but could only manage a draw at home to Preston. Rudge refused Reading's offer of £250,000 for Dean Glover, but placed Hazell on the transfer list. He did though sign Jeffers permanently for £30,000 after giving up hope of Atkinson returning to fitness. He also re- signed Ronnie Jepson from Nantwich Town, though attempts to loan in Jim Melrose from Shrewsbury Town were unsuccessful.
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Without approval from Long or McKinley, Roosevelt sent out orders to several naval vessels, directing them to prepare for war. George Dewey, who had received an appointment to lead the Asiatic Squadron with the backing of Roosevelt, later credited his victory at the Battle of Manila Bay to Roosevelt's orders. After finally giving up hope of a peaceful solution, McKinley asked Congress to declare war upon Spain, beginning the Spanish–American War.
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Jan mourns the disappearance of his twin-sister Julia von Anstetten, who he was trying to find for months. Giving up hope to find her, Jan starts a relationship with Kerstin. But she soon has to realizes that Jan and Julia share more than a sibling bond. As Kerstin by mistakes opens a letter for Jan, she's shocked to read that Julia is alive and wants Jan to follow her to Spain, where she's living now.
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A man touring the Mammoth Cave becomes separated from his guide and becomes lost. His torch expires and he is giving up hope of finding a way out in the pitch dark, when he hears strange non-human footsteps approaching him. Thinking it to be a lost mountain lion or other such beast, he picks up a stone and throws it toward the source of the sound. The beast is hit and crumples to the floor.
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Not giving up hope, Kramarov next took up a campaign in Western news media to secure his coveted exit visa, going so far as to write to then-U.S. President Ronald Reagan, as from "one actor to another." The Reagan letter was read multiple times on Voice of America radio. Upon finally being allowed to leave on 31 October 1981, Kramarov became persona non grata in the Soviet Union, like all celebrities considered traitors or enemies of the state.
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However, that is simply not the case. Hospice care is appropriate for those who have been given a prognosis that they are likely to die within around 12 months or less. A decision to use hospice care means the dying individual will ideally spend more quality time with the people they love and have time to look back on life during this peaceful, meaningful period. Another common myth is that hospice care means giving up hope.
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September Hugh, Carl, and Ossie, worried about Hector's health and giving up hope that Roland will pay the ransom, let him go. Hector is ridden with all the diseases now common in urban slums, much to the disbelief of his wealthy father. Hector claims he was kidnapped by Austin Train, who is arrested while on the Petronella Page show. At Prosser's offices, an employee suddenly goes on a violent rampage, he is subdued by Alan's gun.
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During World War II, a young aristocratic German woman, Ariana von Gotthardt, is separated from her family and imprisoned. After being freed she falls in love with military officer Manfredd von Tripp, of a similar aristocratic background, and they get married. When Berlin falls to the Soviets and her husband is killed, she flees to the United States carrying his unborn child, not giving up hope that she will find her family, which is tied together by her mother's ring.
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Jens Heppner (born 23 December 1964) is a German former road bicycle racer. He wore the pink jersey as leader of the general classification during the 2002 Giro d'Italia. Although he rode for Telekom during ten years, he has consistently denied ever having doped.Heppner giving up hope His name was on the list of doping tests published by the French Senate on 24 July 2013 that were collected during the 1998 Tour de France and found positive for EPO when retested in 2004.
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Relief Inlet () is a narrow inlet at the southwest corner of Terra Nova Bay. The feature is formed along a shear plane caused by differential ice movement near the coast of Victoria Land involving the north edge of Drygalski Ice Tongue and south extremities of the Nansen Ice Sheet. So named by the South Magnetic Polar Party, led by T.W.E. David, of the British Antarctic Expedition, 1907–09, because, after almost giving up hope of rescue, the Nimrod picked up the party here.
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It is a story of isolationism and the ease with which those who are cut off learn hate for "the other". It comments on the brutality of mutilation and the reaction of our protagonist when he discovers he has no pity or empathy, just bitter resentment for his own loss. It is a story of despair – a mother's despair and the despair of giving up hope when lovefails. This bleak story is haunting, and the 'realness' of this unreality is truly horrifying.
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Knowing it would take too long to dig out the sand, the two then try multiple ways to get over the walls, all which fail. As Jarnail suggests pole-vaulting over, Tarsem starts giving up hope. Jarnail convinces him that he will do it, that he must do it, for his son's sake. At the same time, The Jail Minister is making a speech, and then asks Jalaur to come up and say a few words before bringing out Tarsem and Jarnail.
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The group goes their separate ways—Mary Kinsale and Nonnie on a ship back to England; Mike Rogo, Manny Rosen, Hubie Muller back to New York, Martin back to Chicago, Dick, Jane and Susan Shelby back to Michigan; and the Turk back to Turkey. Aboard the American ship, they watch as the Poseidon sinks. Jane Shelby, finally giving up hope, silently grieves the loss of her son. The novel ends with Susan dreaming of going to Hull in England to visit the parents of Herbert.
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At the end of 1894 the French sent Raoul de Beeckman as their representative to meet with Bokar Biro and arrange a treaty. By March 1895 de Beeckman had spent almost three months on the border of Futa Jallon and was giving up hope of arranging a meeting. Without authorization, the French administrator crossed the border and attacked the village of Nanso, near Demukulima, which he accused of having looted a caravan belonging to a French ally. One of the village elders was killed.
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But there's still enough delirious madness going on to ensure that diehard fans won't be giving up hope just yet." The Observer was more positive, saying that Green Wing was one of the top ten television programmes of 2006. Broadcast magazine voted Green Wing the joint-second best comedy series in 2006, alongside the sketch show That Mitchell and Webb Look, which also stars some Green Wing actors such as Olivia Colman (Harriet Schulenburg) and Paterson Joseph. They described the series as "fresh, subversive, and surreal.
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The film premiered at Paris’s Madeleine Cinema on 4 December 1942 and was one of the biggest film events during the war. It was called "the grandest film of the Occupation." One of the reasons that the film was such a huge success was murmuring before the film was released that the film was an allegory for the current situation. Many people saw the character of the Devil as representing Hitler and the continued beating hearts of the lovers as representing France living under German rule, but not giving up hope.
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Overnight to 5 November the boats managed to row a little eastwards. On 6 November the survivors were just giving up hope of making headway against the current towards Cape Verde and were turning to sail with the current in the opposite direction to Brazil, when after 1430 hrs the survivors sighted the Elder Dempster Lines cargo ship MV Sansu about away heading southwards. The crew burned smoke flares to attract the Sansus attention and rowed to meet her. At about 1530 hrs the Sansu picked up the survivors and on 11 November landed them at Freetown in Sierra Leone.
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The tale centres on a man known as Dmitri of the Evil Eye, an Arnaoot (Albanian) Klepht leader who lives in Yannina, Greece. Many years before the story begins, Dmitri's Sciote wife was murdered and his daughter kidnapped by Mainote pirates while he is away from home. Dmitri searched for his daughter for three years before giving up hope, gaining a scar across his eyebrow and cheek in a battle with Mainotes. This scar and his grief and anger transformed his features and character such that he is rumoured to possess the power of the Evil Eye.
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Instead, he is saved by a group of men who want to revolt against the Evil Queen's rule over Fortunia. As the prince recovers, he realizes that his memory has returned, and so he knows that he is indeed a Prince, and that Snow White is the princess he was destined to marry. After leading a successful revolt which places him on the throne of Fortunia, the prince sends out searchers to find Snow White and the Stooges, unaware that, thanks to yet another inadvertent wish on Count Oga's sword, they are no longer in the country of Fortunia. All searches are fruitless, and Prince Charming is close to giving up hope when he learns of the Evil Queen's magic mirror.
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At the farm, Edith's oldest son, George, is happiest, pursuing his interest in becoming a farmer someday; Edith's husband, Bruce Cunningham, spends most of his time racing around the backroads on his brand-new automobile. That following winter, Roger becomes concerned about his daughter, Deborah, whose suitor Allan Baird, a doctor and friend of the family, seems to be giving up hope of marriage. Roger conspires with his daughter Edith and her husband Bruce to pressure Deborah, and she eventually accepts Allan's proposal (with the caveat that they wait until the end of the school year, so that a long honeymoon in Europe can be enjoyed). Before the date of the wedding is reached, Bruce is struck by a taxi while standing next to his car in the street.
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Little is known of White's life after the failure of the Roanoke Colony. He lived in Plymouth,as the will of his twin brother Robert White bequeathing him property in the city of Plymouth, referred to him as "of Plymouth"Transcripts of Robert White's will are in the same MSS [Queen's College, Oxford, MSS 137]; and in the New World Tapestry Library (as is the New World Tapestry) at the British Empire & Commonwealth Museum, Bristol, England. and also owned a house at Newtown, Kylmore (Kilmore, County Cork), Ireland. He appears to have been in Ireland living on the estates of Sir Walter Raleigh, making maps of land for Raleigh's tenants, and reflecting upon the "evils and unfortunate events" which had ruined his hopes in the New World, though never giving up hope that his daughter and granddaughter were still alive.
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It is revealed that after discovering that the accusations she levelled against Bernadette were going to result in her being hospitalized, Audrey helped her escape from her house, showed her all the correspondence between Soo-Lin and her husband, stayed silent when Bernadette decided to go to Antarctica in the hopes that she would be able to speak privately to Elgin and Bee there, and sent the package containing all the correspondence to Bee, in the hopes that Bee would understand what happened with Bernadette. Bee is kicked out of Choate, in part because of the manuscript she is putting together. She guilts her father into going on the trip to Antarctica with her in the name of closure though she secretly believes her mother is hiding there. After nearly giving up hope Bee learns of Palmer Station, an American base where scientists work and research.
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The UK government's insistence on a brief timeline, even with the pandemic, has led to speculation that the economic effects of a hard no-deal Brexit, a major fear during 2019, might yet come to pass in the wake of a failure to reach a trade agreement should 2020, and with it all formal effects of the UK's EU membership, end without any broad trade agreement to replace them. This has been seen as an advantage to the hard-line Brexiteers, as the economic effects of the pandemic for both the EU and UK have been severe enough that no-deal might not add to them significantly. Even if the government were to be attempting to avoid that, the short timelines and the many issues involved mean no-deal remains a real possibility. In late July it was reported that the government was "giving up hope" for a deal before the end of the year, preparing to start 2021 that way and advising businesses to do the same.
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