"Our show is, really, in this crazy world we live in is that glimmer of hope, that glimmer of love, and it's that glimmer of humanity," said Swisher, who plays Kevin's twin sister Amy.
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Unlike other lipsticks, the Everlasting Glimmer Veil comes in a "glimmery-not-gritty" formula that combines glimmer crystals in a gel base.
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But his capacity for reflection is a similar distraction — a glimmer of maturity that holds out hope, but is only a glimmer.
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Just as She-Ra doubts that she can trust Bow and Glimmer, two rebellion fighters tasked with rebuilding the princess alliance, Bow and Glimmer don't really know whether they can trust her.
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Jobs are at stake, our innovation economy is at stake, and the glimmer in the eye of the next generation of inventors – and the investors that will enable that glimmer – are at stake.
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Now there is a glimmer of hope on the horizon.
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Is there a glimmer of hope left I'm not seeing?
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For spectators, however, this randomness offers a glimmer of hope.
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But there is a glimmer of hope for the family.
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There was a glimmer of promise in Transformers and Disturbia.
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Except for one glimmer of hope that emerged on Wednesday.
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Whether there was a glimmer of interest in my eyes.
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Fortunately, a glimmer of hope has emerged from inside Congress.
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There may be a glimmer of hope from China itself.
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It's a glimmer of hope for fans of small phones.
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Yet, last week we saw a small glimmer of hope.
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He seems determined to steal every possible glimmer of spotlight.
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And yes, there's an attendant glimmer of New Age spiritualism.
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Somewhere within all the oppression, there's a glimmer of possibility.
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And in that answer lies the smallest glimmer of hope.
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Sometimes all someone needs is a little glimmer of hope.
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Huge hunks of colored Venini glass glimmer in transom windows.
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There was a glimmer: One goal would do it now.
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Finally, a glimmer of hope in the form of fish!
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William Weld has offered a glimmer of hope to NeverTrumpers.
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But for now, the finding offers a glimmer of hope.
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The presidency was, if anything, but a glimmer in his eye.
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That's why Stila's Heaven's Dew All Over Glimmer is so unique.
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But today's updates provide a glimmer of hope for Cortana's future.
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Residents of Flint, Michigan got a glimmer of hope this week.
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There was a glimmer of hope in the search on Nov.
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Last year's CES offered a glimmer of home for robotic redemption.
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Every so often, a glimmer of the old Sony shines through.
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It was, in a time of despair, a glimmer of hope.
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With the cessation of hostilities finally came a glimmer of peace.
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Recently, there was one glimmer of hope for Turkey's beleaguered journalists.
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The episode doesn't leave us without a glimmer of hope, thankfully.
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Franken saw a glimmer of hope that he would reverse course.
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"There is a glimmer of hope there," said Harris about Italy.
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On Saturday, a team of scientists reported a glimmer of hope.
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"He's had a glimmer in his eye all season," Clutterbuck said.
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Pakistani rapper says YouTube has been his only glimmer of hope.
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Yet there is at least cause for a glimmer of hope.
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Critics saw a small glimmer of hope in April when Kansas Gov.
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Stila Heaven's Dew All Over Glimmer, $25, available in June at Sephora.
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There is a glimmer of hope in this crazy world after all.
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The court ruling has offered some of them a glimmer of hope.
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The flight over the new crack provided a glimmer of hope, however.
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At least it is a glimmer of hope to the LGBTQ community.
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Despite all the above, Pakistan can see a small glimmer of hope.
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We were still holding out a glimmer of hope after yesterday's primaries.
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Trump TV seems to be more than a glimmer in Trump's eye.
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But some little part, as delivered, is first glimmer of The Pivot.
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Alas, there seems to be one glimmer of hope on the horizon.
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He finds a glimmer of hope when a rescue helicopter crashes nearby.
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But State Street's Mocuta said that there is one glimmer of hope.
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It offers a glimmer of hope in a sea of economic gloom.
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Even a late glimmer of hope for the Red Bulls was fleeting.
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There is a glimmer of positivity for Trump in the CBS poll.
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But the uplifting ending (no spoilers here) offers a glimmer of hope.
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Death in their poems has none of the glimmer Seeger gives it.
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It offers a glimmer of hope in a sea of economic gloom.
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The glimmer in his eye and his laughter gave the joke away.
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For Mr. Kafe, at least, there may be a glimmer of hope.
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The project, known as Arpanet, was the earliest glimmer of today's internet.
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They're searching for a glimmer of what they call their real self.
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I thought I knew my parents' heartache but didn't have a glimmer.
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A little burst of speed creates a touch, a glimmer of space.
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Take a look through the haze and there's a glimmer of sunshine.
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Though, now that we've been given a glimmer hope, one major question remains.
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There could be a glimmer of hope, in amongst all this existential dread.
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Both got going as the first glimmer of AIDS appeared on the horizon.
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But he at least has a glimmer of a point about Wonder Woman.
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But betting markets offer a glimmer of hope for fans of other sides.
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Though there's a slight glimmer of hope, we aren't in the clear yet.
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That's just a glimmer of a way that you can engage with us.
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When the machine finally begins to work properly, everyone's eyes glimmer with amazement.
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A glimmer of progressive hope has risen out of the Trump-inspired darkness.
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It's uncomfortable footage, but Zappa still retains that same glimmer of self-assurance.
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Usually the island's coastal towns and cities glimmer in a ring of light.
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"Desperado" started the yeehaw movement before it was a glimmer in anyone's eye.
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Either way, he brought us a glimmer of joy in such dark times.
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"Glimmer" is the second book to come from the Parkland survivors so far.
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You are chasing some glimmer of validation that recedes ever further from view.
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Despite her tremendous suffering, a glimmer of her hopeful and resilient personality remained.
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Both, however, hunger for a chance to uncover the kaleidoscopic glimmer of opals.
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You won't even have a small glimmer,Of what's going on down below.
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During these days of social distancing, their stories offer a glimmer of hope.
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And beneath all the terror, I could feel a tiny glimmer of excitement.
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The past few years have shown a glimmer of what's possible in porn.
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Anyone who fails to see a glimmer of hope in Iran is blind.
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That is why markets reacted so positively to the faintest glimmer of progress.
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The "false glimmer" of mirages Quinn knew from his time in the desert?
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It's a story about very real helplessness that manages a glimmer of hope.
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He has shown potential — a glimmer of hope amid a river of gloom.
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Now there may finally be a glimmer of hope for the Flint water crisis.
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This gave me a glimmer of hope, which at the time I considered dangerous.
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Try wearing extra jewelry, or something shiny with lots of smaller pieces that glimmer.
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But after several seasons of this, she's finally given a brief glimmer of hope.
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For Britons pining for such a reversal, there is still a glimmer of hope.
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Well, fortunately for MagSafe lovers like myself, there is a small glimmer of hope.
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But this time it was different: there was a rare of glimmer of hope.
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Her work has been published in Guernica, Granta, Glimmer Train, Bon Appetit, and Jezebel.
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But there's a glimmer of hope that this crisis could be resolved more quickly.
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First of all, Google's IPO was a glimmer of hope after the dotcom bust.
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Some recent developments seem to offer a glimmer of hope that this may change.
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U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May did give Remainers a glimmer of hope on Friday.
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For every glimmer of hope, a horizon to crawl across to get to it.
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Tasmanian devils are on the brink of extinction, but there's a glimmer of hope.
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"Somewhere in this f—ed up world there's a glimmer of progress," she says.
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The glimmer of good news in the CBO report is the deficit reduction number.
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"And if so, measles prevents cancer," Zahava replied, still with a glimmer of doubt.
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It's possible that at one time, Phil Fish harbored some glimmer of Tessio's ambition.
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Despite all its failings, it feels like PocketChip is a tiny glimmer of hope.
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Fans of Nicole Byer's short-lived Loosely Exactly Nicole have a glimmer of hope.
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Glimmer is trying to provide an alternative by creating a more inclusive, transparent environment.
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A glimmer of hope came in October, when the parties agreed to make up.
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The initial reaction to the outcome was disappointment, with perhaps a glimmer of hopefulness.
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Last June's historic agreement between Trump and Kim gave me a glimmer of hope.
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Recording the album, he said, had brought a glimmer of hope into his life.
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This helps the glimmer on the scales correspond with the glare on the glass.
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"I'm getting a lot of work," he said, but without a glimmer of glee.
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The clouds had dispersed, revealing a Prussian blue sky and the glimmer of stars.
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It also provided a glimmer of light at the end of the Brexit tunnel.
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However, among all the devastation, scientists are starting to see a glimmer of hope.
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For some, it is the first glimmer of hope since the international experts left.
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Amid all the gloom, scientists in China provided a glimmer of hope this week.
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Here was a glimmer of hope from a place so often associated with bloodshed.
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But eventually authorities traced the call to Queretaro state, extinguishing that glimmer of hope.
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However, 2018 started off with a rare glimmer of optimism on the Korean Peninsula.
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Those talks have provided a glimmer of hope of an end to the war.
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One glimmer of hope came recently from the president of Cairo University, Gaber Nasser.
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To the Editor: Thank you, Elizabeth Drew, for a glimmer of hope regarding impeachment.
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The Websters and other families in their position still have a glimmer of hope.
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The sheer capacity for survival of Hanadi and Rana provides a glimmer of hope.
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Martindale's experience offers a glimmer of hope to talented but underrecognized performers like Mahendru.
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Yet, bad as things may be, there is a glimmer of hope for the party.
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Clay before Hannah's death is cautiously confident, chipping away slowly at a glimmer of hope.
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At a time of political polarisation, it presents a glimmer of hope for the future.
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Also last month, Glimmer made important strides in creating a disability-friendly online dating platform.
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To the north, the windows of Uber's glistening new headquarters glimmer a strange smokey orange.
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But it's important to note that Tune is very much a glimmer of that possibility.
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Sometimes you'll just plop down however much based on the glimmer of hope it'll help.
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Like his aquatic counterpart, General's story offers a little glimmer of hope for us all.
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"There's a glimmer of movement toward the suburbs and the exurbs coming back," Frey said.
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So leaning back on Ugly Organ, it was nice to have a glimmer of hope.
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"From the second she was treated, we saw a glimmer in her eye," says Kristen.
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Amid the political rumblings, there was a glimmer of good news on the economic front.
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But new national polling from CNN does provide a glimmer of hope for panicky Republicans.
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He added that the film ends "with the smallest glimmer of hope" that's ultimately satisfying.
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There is a glimmer of hope for those who have put their faith in exercise.
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There is a momentary glimmer of hope—have I found the infected people so quickly?
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And the promise of autonomous vehicles gives people with mobility barriers a glimmer of hope.
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The extension of trans rights is a rare glimmer of hope within Pakistan's LGBT movement.
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"There is not a glimmer of hope the administration will change its politics and positions."
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Mitchell is starting to get that glimmer about him: a rookie who's figuring things out.
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"One glimmer of hope is that they did not go through this alone," she said.
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We can see a glimmer of that in the way she activated that subway car.
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Some posts were utterly hopeless and depressing; others held at least a glimmer of optimism.
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That is to say, even something without life might still show a glimmer of movement.
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That's a glimmer of hope in a somewhat dreary week of news on carbon emissions.
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All we do know is that volatility is back, along with a glimmer of hope.
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There is, however, a glimmer of hope for companies pressured by spiking D&O premiums.
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A bipartisan deal in Congress offers a glimmer of stability for the Obamacare insurance markets.
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And it's there, in that rage, where we can see a glimmer of the future.
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Not for 20 years has Washington seen the glimmer of this sort of grand compromise.
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I wasn't a match for her inner magpie, always finding the glimmer under the brush.
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There wasn't much of a set list, but I saw a glimmer at the end.
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"It's so important that we're coming together now to offer some glimmer of hope," Murkowski said.
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One comparison offers a glimmer of hope amid the devastation: Communications networks have held much better.
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However, for new dating app, Glimmer, it's all about honesty — especially when it comes to disabilities.
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At a rally that screamed establishment, there was a glimmer of conservative grassroots support for Strange.
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Deep in the pit I search for some glimmer of bottom, but just stare into nothing.
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Each global franchise started as an idea; a glimmer in the imagination of a creative person.
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Aja Gabel's writing has appeared in The Cut, BOMB, The Kenyon Review, Glimmer Train, and elsewhere.
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In the haze of Facebook's woes, there is perhaps a glimmer of opportunity for something new.
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What's lurking beneath the surface of this ruthlessly violent horror movie is a glimmer of gold.
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With every witch hazel stick came a glimmer of hope, rapidly extinguished when they all failed.
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Someone out there just might look at their case and find something -- some glimmer of hope.
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Still, the loss for the machine shows that there's still some glimmer of hope for humanity.
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Update: However, there is a glimmer of good news for lovers of the Boaty McBoatface name.
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In spite of this, the announcement of a sequel came with a little glimmer of hope.
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Hers is the story of how we learn to glimmer and shine, even in strange circumstances.
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You could spin that as a faint glimmer of progress, but Lubin isn't attending in celebration.
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Disappointing British manufacturing data on Thursday gave a glimmer of the economic hit Brexit could bring.
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In the days before the first presidential debate, the Trump campaign saw a glimmer of hope.
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Not a great glimmer, but something, some shred of hope that they would be heard eventually.
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The tale ends abruptly, on a bleak note, but a rainstorm delivers a glimmer of hope.
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But, if there's any glimmer of good news, it was that we got our guys back.
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You should also start saving long before quitting your job is a glimmer in your eye.
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In the meantime, where can the outraged and the dispirited turn for a glimmer of hope?
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But there is a glimmer of hope, even in these times of round-the-clock upheaval.
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My second batch offered a glimmer on day two and was shining strong by day four.
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There's a small glimmer of sunshine for what has been an extremely gloomy year for Samsung.
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He has given me a glimmer of hope that he may actually help get something done.
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Back in May, the Senate voted to overrule the FCC's repeal, offering some glimmer of hope.
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The slow-burning glimmer in his photos makes one think that things might actually get better.
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We were motoring against a strong current and the Upper West Side was starting to glimmer.
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There is a look of longing on his face, while hers conveys a glimmer of apprehension.
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Then our judgment depends on what they're ambitious for — the saving glimmer of wanting something worthy.
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For union allies stung by the court decision, the walkout movement offered a glimmer of hope.
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In the seemingly intractable snarl of New York City traffic, there is a glimmer of hope.
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The result was seen as a "glimmer of hope" for Republicans, as Slate's John Dickerson wrote.
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Lam's cabinet, also tried to find a glimmer of hope in the government's crushing electoral defeat.
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And yet, investors seem to have finally been given a glimmer of hope for the future.
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It also allowed him to find a glimmer of hope in his discussions with Mr. Trump.
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Franken's resignation gave Republicans a glimmer of hope that they could flip a seat in Minnesota.
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In dementia research, so many paths have led nowhere that any glimmer of optimism is noteworthy.
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But it is a promising glimmer of hope that a simple education program can save lives.
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But through it all, there's a glimmer of something more than just the obvious sentiment of woe.
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I want to walk my dog with even a glimmer of daylight left in the winter months.
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There's a faint glimmer on the back of her neck but it barely counts as a sweat.
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There was a glimmer of hope late on Friday that a deal could be hatched, with Sen.
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Her stories and essays have appeared in Glimmer Train, the Barcelona Review, American Short Fiction, and elsewhere.
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It was then that the stranger approached her, a glimmer of goodness in the grimmest of situations.
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Despite this new glimmer of life, the AV industry has mostly dialed down its efforts in Washington.
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On Saturday, the promise of world peace could become a glimmer on the horizon of hope again.
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In this utterly depressing era, they offer a glimmer of hope for a grown queer like me.
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Teilhard has been credited with anticipating the internet before it was even a glimmer in DARPA's eye.
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Sure, you've grown—when President Eisenhower authorized you in 1956, you were just a glimmer of asphalt.
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I saw that glimmer of hope when I heard Trump's victory speech and its conciliatory, humbled tone.
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The very different tone Trump took in his press conference last night provided a glimmer of hope.
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In the early episodes of Hulu's new adaptation of the 1985 dystopian novel, that "glimmer" is Ofglen.
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When we see a glimmer of hope that we're going to be accepted, we go with that.
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Several convention-goers offer their unique takes on Glimmer from She-Ra and the Princess of Power.
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In 2013 we got a glimmer of hope with Mara Brock Akil's Being Mary Jane on BET.
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Mexico's recent energy reform and the appointment of Mr González give Pemex a faint glimmer of hope.
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So, the next step would be for us to add that golden glimmer to our Blumond, right?
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But when she left her congressional forum on PFAS last week, she saw a glimmer of hope.
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Istanbul, Turkey (CNN)Last Saturday, a glimmer of hope landed in the Turkish beach resort of Antalya.
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Zélie Adebola lost her mother in the purge, but sees a glimmer of hope to restore magic.
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Ms. McTeer's Petruchio is an outsize comic portrait, but there's a glimmer of tragedy in her gaze.
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There's hardly a frame of Argento's Suspiria that doesn't feature at least a glimmer of red somewhere.
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She might even have perceived a glimmer of her own vivacious self in that couple's determined loquacity.
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For weeks, Republicans seized on his survival as a rare glimmer of good news from Election Day.
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As Virgil's memory begins to resolve, so does the glimmer of his small town begin to fade.
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But a surprise election result on Sunday has given the opposition at least a glimmer of hope.
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But in that sea of despair came at least one glimmer of hope and inspiration for me.
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" And so, Hollingsworth says, the After Effects team "put a gloss, a glimmer, a shine on everything.
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They came in grief, in its cruelest form: grief that offers still a glimmer of a reprieve.
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Yankees 4, Mets 1 In this Mets' season headed sideways, Jacob deGrom represents a glimmer of hope.
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A protein in Aequorea victoria , embedded To glimmer in other life, transformed the study Of living things.
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Or does it offer a glimmer of hope for Democrats to regain voters they lost in 2016?
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One image from the 2008 election provides a glimmer of what future elections would have in store.
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However, a new agreement of NAFTA maybe shows a glimmer of hope, according to Reuter's latest news.
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In one there's a glimmer of Rothko or Clyfford Still, in another a splash of Oscar Murillo.
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We're left once again feeling we've had only a glimmer of illumination on a vexingly complex problem.
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Noah also gave himself a glimmer of self-awareness, asking Vic whether the painkillers could cause hallucinations.
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There is a beauty in fighting a losing battle, as long as a glimmer of hope remains.
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It turns out their messages of desperation gave the eternally optimistic prime minister a glimmer of hope.
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So, Apple's behavior Monday was seen as a glimmer of hope for the stock and tech more broadly.
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Any realistic glimmer of hope for the playoffs ended with Eric Bledsoe's season-ending knee injury last month.
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But some celebrities — think Jamie Chung, Ashley Graham, Chrissy Teigen, and Beyoncé — always get that glimmer just right.
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Apart from the obvious (it just can't be bothered), there's a small glimmer of hope for internationalists everywhere.
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Lyft executives offered a glimmer of hope for the overall ride-hailing industry on their first earnings call.
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" But McConnell told CNN"s Erin Burnett on "OutFront" he saw a glimmer of hope on primary night.
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It's the glimmer of a consensus that Scanlon wasn't sure was possible in the aftermath of Sandy Hook.
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If you want a glimmer of hope: sometimes Google just takes a long time to ship this stuff.
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The rift between Jones and the two Stones frontmen, dubbed the Glimmer Twins in the press, would intensify.
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"With everything that is going on the world," Madeline's mother said, "this is like a glimmer of hope."
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In a movie that hurtles along with so much dazzle and flash, Swinton is a glimmer of minimalism.
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The glimmer of hope he was offering me was, I don't know, it was too scary for me.
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The battle about whether to take Nick's offered hand or keep that glimmer of autonomy becomes impossibly heavy.
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He is experiencing doubt and confusion at once, while also holding on to that essential glimmer of hope.
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After his cryptic Super Bowl Sunday tweet left some glimmer of hypothetical wiggle room, acceptance came in stages.
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New York (CNN Business)General Electric's most influential critic on Wall Street finally sees a glimmer of hope.
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Instead, it offers a glimmer of hope for brutalized, innocent people as long as they are locked up.
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The authors' proceeds from "Glimmer" will go to support the March For Our Lives fund, according to NPR.
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Night turns to day: A glimmer of hope The clock ticked past midnight, and Tuesday turned into Wednesday.
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She talked to a new contact at her label, Aaron Bay-Schuck, and felt a glimmer of hope.
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After two weeks, I got only a poppy-seed sized glimmer, so I washed them down the sink.
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And instead of channeling his inner glimmer of good guy, Caputo gets turned on by Linda threatening Crystal.
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I'm ambivalent about the ability for games to resist, but the slim glimmer of hope keeps me going.
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But there was a glimmer of hope in Sioufi, the district where Mr. Nawfal walked his German shepherd.
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I have learned to respect the humanity of others and seen a glimmer of faith in my own.
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There is one glimmer of hope that warmer and wetter conditions may at least hinder the virus' spread.
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"It showed that there is some glimmer of hope for rule of law in this country," he said.
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"This was really a glimmer of hope that I don't even allow myself to acknowledge exists," she said.
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I'd broken the rules; my glimmer of expressed affection had led to a fatal imbalance in the game.
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D.C. sports fans got a glimmer of hope last night in the Caps' overtime win against the Penguins.
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When Trump broke with his party to endorse these ideas, activists and Democrats saw a glimmer of hope.
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Eventually, I saw a glimmer of predawn on the horizon, but it was not until 19983:30 a.m.
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"I think there's just a glimmer of hope that something positive will come out," said Grace Yoo, 47.
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Carolina head coach Ron Rivera said Tuesday he was holding a "slim glimmer" of hope the Panthers would make the playoffs and that quarterback Cam Newton would lead them into the postseason despite an obvious sore shoulder "Believe it or not there's still a slim glimmer so we'll see," said Rivera.
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It now requires a lot of effort to get out of the glow and glimmer of this education system.
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When Louis Vuitton appointed Abloh as its new artistic director for menswear, it looked like a glimmer of hope.
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There is a glimmer of hope for Liss-Riordan and the scores of Flexers she hopes to help though.
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But at least there's still a glimmer of hope Tormund will return to Thrones, and our hearts, come April.
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This knowledge is often enough of a glimmer of hope for victims desperate to regain access to their data.
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But the episode also offers progressives a glimmer of hope: We beat Arpaio already, and we'll beat Trump, too.
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Crazy Rich Asians is yet another glimmer of hope that the rom-com is on the up-and-up.
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The speech, which clocked in at less than 15 minutes, also featured a glimmer of her husband's signature confidence.
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Still, for now it's nice to enjoy the footage, and cling to the glimmer of hope that it inspires.
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But Ezekiel's arc gives us a faint glimmer of hope that the writers recognize good storytelling and character development.
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An ugly and dire scenario, then, but the Democrats all seem to carry at least a glimmer of hope.
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Law left fans with the glimmer of hope that there was more in store later in this specific franchise.
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For investors that might be the glimmer of hope they need to buy up the country's battered bonds again.
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Moth eyes absorb light particularly well, which helps them evade predators looking for a telltale glimmer of reflected light.
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The chilly, icy blue makes things glimmer in stillness rather than burn in the overwhelming orange of the sun.
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Such a prospect will feel like a very small glimmer of light at the end of long, dark tunnel.
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It's simply a glimmer of hope that the law might finally catch up with the advances of digital age.
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A beacon of light: The Russian LGBT Network is providing a glimmer of hope for the crisis in Chechnya.
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Without expectation of survival, any therapy—no matter how untested, unproven or potentially unsafe—offers a glimmer of hope.
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We saw a glimmer of this last week when Elizabeth was taken aback to see him with another woman.
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In just the right light, the phones glimmer with a gentle gradient reminiscent of light shining through a prism.
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A glimmer of light from the entrance is just enough to illuminate the way into a large underground chamber.
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Frankie Luvu's interception of Terry's pass set up a scoring drive that gave Washington State a glimmer of hope.
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A glimmer of hope appeared in 2011 when African Union troops pushed Shabab fighters out of Mogadishu, the capital.
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But for those—like myself—who still believe, there's still an elusive glimmer of hope for the real Nessie.
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As soon as there was a glimmer of good economic news, the Fed would return to rate hike talk.
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If only the rest of director Neil Jordan's suspense thriller held up to that brief glimmer of compelling madness.
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Before I left the mall, I made a slow victory lap, admiring the glimmer of gold in store windows.
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Foreign minister Jeremy Hunt also saw a "glimmer of hope" that there might be a deal with Labour soon.
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That had some observers claiming that, having drawn ugly, Arsenal had shown a glimmer of obstinate, champion-defining character.
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Naturally, they were looking for any glimmer of hope that this new year would be different from its predecessor.
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A few friends and relatives of crew members said they were still holding on to a glimmer of hope.
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And as with Hanna herself, the results are mixed: mostly sad, with a glimmer of hope at the end.
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It's worth to revisit a small glimmer of hope from psychological research on changes in attitudes toward transgender people.
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Occasionally though, I still catch a glimmer of that old city from a rooftop on the Lower East Side.
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Finally, a glimmer of good news: The Ethiopia-Eritrea border is open for the first time in 20 years.
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In such a grim context, these bizarre encounters between the Taliban and Westerners offer a faint glimmer of hope.
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Netflix subscribers did get a glimmer of hope on the shuffle front almost a year ago, in April 2019.
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Through all of the aching elbows and bones, Conforto had provided a glimmer of hope in a lost season.
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It's cavernous and elegant (chandeliers glimmer in the waiting area), with marble walls and a twinkling, fiber-optic ceiling.
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"Should we build a Hubble?" for instance, was once little more than a glimmer on committee members' computer screens.
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China recorded a daily drop in new cases, offering a glimmer of hope that the epidemic might be peaking.
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So many of the characters&apos outfits in "Birds of Prey" have that similar glimmer and shine to them.
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A federal judge shot down the request for emergency restraining order, but did leave them a glimmer of hope.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - There's a glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel for European banks' glum investors.
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There was a vein of fool's gold in the ambassador's testimony that gave Trump's defenders a glimmer of hope.
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"I got a glimmer of hope on Monday," Finkel told The Wall Street Journal, referring to the announced indictment.
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"Triumph" is heavy on glimmer and muscle — but Mr. Bruner knows how to open up space and create possibility.
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Back to Season 1 of Late Night, before that Tonight Show fiasco wasn't even a glimmer in anyone's eye.
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The season started with a glimmer of hope for Issa and Lawrence, then their relationship burns to the ground.
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The author wanted to capture the upheaval of the time, while also offering a glimmer of hope for growth.
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"Jack of the Red Hearts" is so good-hearted it doesn't want to leave audiences without a glimmer a hope.
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"It does provide a foundation and a glimmer of hope that these human interspecies chimeras may be possible," he said.
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But what little glimmer of good instincts that speech demonstrated must be found and fostered to the greatest extent possible.
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Still, for those who are mourning the demise of the free-trade era, there is a glimmer of real hope.
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The findings of the survey offer a glimmer of hope after Uganda's central bank said overall economic expansion is slowing.
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While the long arc of air travel undoubtably bends toward misery, passengers were just offered a brief glimmer of hope.
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She explains that dialogue has stuttered over the past three years, although fresh developments have raised a glimmer of hope.
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Sometimes there is a slight glimmer in her eye, sometimes she babbles incoherently, and sometimes she uncontrollably bursts into tears.
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Night or day, a harmony of hushed greens, understated blues, and soft beiges glimmer under the port city's restless skies.
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A glimmer of hope: Until today, the Sprint (S) and T-Mobile (TMUS) merger was widely believed to be dead.
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But in the horror for LGBTQ people that came out of Election Day, it's a much-needed glimmer of hope.
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I didn't necessarily read just romance novels, but whatever genre I read had a little glimmer of love in it.
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And when it looks like the last glimmer of hope has been extinguished, is there any reason to go on?
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The small glimmer of hope for customers who are unhappy with airlines' behavior is that United's actions have gone viral.
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"It's all gone to hell," the 72-year-old mutters as the early glimmer of dawn lights up the waters.
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They are architects molding new places for us to gaze upon and unravel, mirroring back images that challenge, affirm, glimmer.
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Yet despite the torrent of negative headlines surrounding the election, Miller does see a glimmer of hope in his work.
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But despite the occasional glimmer in the darkness, generations of researchers had tried and failed to find this missing factor.
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Save for the glimmer of Florida cronyism, the controversy was pretty unremarkable, at least as far as Trump news goes.
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"She never gives up as long as there's a glimmer of hope ... so we cannot give up either," he said.
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Follow these stars' leads to add a hint of glimmer (or even more) into your fall wardrobe and beauty essentials.
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Mercy Corps' Yemen director, Abdikadir Mohamud, says the glimmer of hope offered by recent ceasefire calls is beginning to fade.
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But most of these laws were written when smartphones and digital home assistants weren't even a glimmer in Google's eye.
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One can detect a glimmer of real pain behind their eyes that reappears in their present-day talking-head interviews.
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Without the shortcuts of modern computer graphics, each glimmer in Akira's 2,122 shots was animated with old school cel animation.
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He had Barcelona's last few games pored over, analyzed, picked apart for any sign of weakness, any glimmer of hope.
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But the conversations with the Taliban offered me the glimmer of hope I needed to believe that peace is possible.
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It's a wholly understandable reaction, because the world's been plunged into darkness and any faint glimmer of light is precious.
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When the darkness is closing in sometimes all it takes is a little glimmer of light to keep you going.
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It provided at least a dim glimmer of hope that the North Korean nuclear arms crisis can be resolved peacefully.
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But they also included a glimmer of humanity beyond it, revealing the artists' curiosity about lives they could only imagine.
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One glimmer of hope for Kirk: A lack of public polling means it's actually unclear where the race stands. 2.
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But analysts and investors seized on a glimmer of positive news: The iPhone is becoming less central to Apple's fortunes.
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In 2015, Fox News saw a glimmer of the future when Megyn Kelly grilled Trump over his past sexist comments.
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In a meeting at the governor's office, about a road project she has championed, there was a glimmer of support.
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But Seton Hall used a half-ending 12-2 run to give itself a glimmer of hope going to halftime.
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In fact, he remains himself in every aspect, his miserable pettiness impervious to any glimmer of uplift through his office.
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And there still remains a glimmer of hope for some kind of tax reform effort to get off the ground.
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And all automakers are facing profound changes, some of which were not even a glimmer on the horizon in 2009.
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On Monday, renewed hopes for a resolution to the U.S.-China trade dispute provided a glimmer of optimism for investors.
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Winter Games is barely body diverse, but the tiny slice of progressiveness it gave us feels like a glimmer of hope.
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The timing of the 2016 holiday windows is fraught with much uncertainly, but these displays bring passersby a glimmer of optimism.
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But a glimmer of hope shone through, as Barcelona went down a man in the first half on a red card.
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James and his gal pal Lisa (Callie Hernandez) find a video on the internet that offers a small glimmer of hope.
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However, there is a glimmer of progress in the form of what appears to be a pretty labor-intensive private beta.
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He breaks time, weaving through cosmic strings rather than black holes, a glimmer of light before abruptly fading again to darkness.
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But his job is to spot the photo opportunity within the photo opportunity, the brief glimmer of reality amid the theatre.
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That glimmer of wokeness makes me wonder what this movie would be like had it been written and directed by women.
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And the biggest glimmer of hope out there would be a way to kill the Night King once and for all.
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With Venus in Cancer, we can't be bothered with people who don't have at least a glimmer of long-term potential.
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PARIS (Reuters) - There is a "glimmer of hope" that a Brexit deal can be reached before Britain's departure due on Oct.
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If there is one glimmer of hope, it came from Caleb Keeter, the Austin-based guitarist for the Josh Abbott Band.
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And although this worthwhile anthology asserts the primacy of the political story, it also allows alternative literary visions to glimmer through.
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Once upon a time in the '20163s, the yellow first-down line was just a glimmer in some sports' executives eyes.
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He did give us fast food devotees a glimmer of hope though, writing "You never know what'll happen down the line!"
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Before there was even a glimmer of anything called America, there were millions of native peoples living all across this land.
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But, then season 4's Star Trek riff "USS Callister" comes along and leaves you with a small glimmer of hope.
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Neil Gorsuch's nomination was never normal, well before he was just a glimmer in the Heritage Foundation and Federalist Society's eye.
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In the midst of the general pessimism, the fact the EU application process is moving forward offers a glimmer of hope.
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Needless to say, the world was very much ready for a glimmer of light in an otherwise not-so-stellar year.
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But it's still a glimmer of good news in the story that has cast an omnipresent cloud over Trump's administration. 4.
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But the small glimmer of hope appeared shattered when rebel groups told the United States they refused to leave, Reuters reported.
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In a glimmer of hope for policymakers, however, capital expenditure rose 1.4 percent, confounding market expectations for a 0.2 percent decrease.
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Even the 2013 PPG summary memo released by the White House left out this factoid and any glimmer of its contents.
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After 18 years, it's hard, but there is still that glimmer of hope that he could possibly be out there somewhere.
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His improvement over past two weeks offered a glimmer of hope that he had solved the problems behind his wretched start.
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S. trade standoff provided a rare glimmer of optimism in what has been a punishing end of year for markets globally.
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Well, there may yet be a glimmer of hope for tonight's game against Texas Tech thanks to Purdue's famous engineering department.
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It also presents a glimmer of hope that someone outside of Apple can have some real success in the smartwatch category.
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But it's at least a glimmer of hope that efforts to curtail that presence are overcoming ISIS's once-rapid online growth.
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The main storyline here is the glimmer of possibility that, finally, Alabama might be left out of the College Football Playoff.
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They point to recent polls that have Murphy closing the gap, arguing there's a glimmer of hope in the Sunshine State.
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In Syria, there is a glimmer of hope that the two governments could work together to expel ISIS from the country.
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When "Amazing Stories" premiered on NBC in 21986, "peak TV" was, by most definitions, still a glimmer in premium cable's eye.
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It would be too far a stretch to see in Saudi Arabia even the glimmer of the emergence of civil society.
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Amazon, where sex toys, like fresh produce, are just a mouse click away, was still a glimmer in Jeff Bezos' eye.
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You're controlling protagonist Jesse Faden, and she gets a glimmer of an idea that she should pick up this strange gun.
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New technology is providing a glimmer of hope that, someday, you might be able to safely pick up your phone again.
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Ms. Mariani had a glimmer of hope in December 2015 when a woman claimed that she was her long-lost granddaughter.
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LUCCA, Italy — On a narrow cobbled thoroughfare in this small Tuscan city, one shop's windows glimmer with jewelry created over centuries.
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But the poet may have been right after all; whatever small measure of aureate glimmer and substance here is, ultimately, fleeting.
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But the Oil States decision offers a glimmer of hope for patients and communities who are struggling to get medical treatment.
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But every once in a while you see a glimmer of something that makes you go, 'I want more of _that!
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Ms. Murkowski has been falsely touted on numerous occasions as a glimmer of hope that Republicans might break with Mr. Trump.
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Reading this article, I feel a glimmer of hope for the children who manage to escape in Nigeria or in Mexico.
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As I drove down Cayuga, a glimmer caught my eye: russet leaves reflecting off the still water of Van Cleef Lake.
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But mine, on further acquaintance, dwindled into a novelty, whereas the experience that underlay the professional version began to glimmer through.
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Mortgage applications, housing starts and permits all rose in June, providing some glimmer that real estate might be on the rebound.
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A glimmer of hope: It took the housing agency four to seven hours to restore heat at most developments on Monday.
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But both balls produced just a fleeting glimmer of hope; like Bernie Williams in 2000, Jones had it all the way.
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They threw out a glimmer of hope — an "it gets better" kind of thing that has us bamboozled all these years later.
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After an hour and a half of mudslinging, the second Presidential debate came to a close with a brief glimmer of positivity.
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Two years on from that first show, he's become synonymous with glitz and glimmer, but his vision wasn't always that way inclined.
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Trader Matt Maley sees "a glimmer of hope" in American Airlines, despite its nosedive following its cut in profit expectations for 2018.
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Thousands of pale pink Swarovski crystals were applied to create a starburst effect, producing a hypnotizing glimmer iconic for a 21st birthday.
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Also apparent in this last painting are intimations of volumes about the nose: a glimmer of the more naturalistic style to come.
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The two were also spotted holding hands backstage, so anyone still shipping the pirate and the pixie has a glimmer of hope.
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I say it when I'm tempted by bits of the quotidian that have that special glimmer: reading Malcolm X on public transit.
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Her award-winning short fiction can be found in The Southern Review, Colorado Review, Indiana Review, Glimmer Train, Boston Review, and elsewhere.
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"I thought my following would enjoy a glimmer into my crazy past, get a chuckle and maybe even learn something," she added.
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A glimmer of hope in the darkness of Jia Jia's passing: this year, we learned giant pandas are no longer endangered.9.
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However, she did offer a glimmer of hope when she said she missed making people laugh, just as she did in SATC.
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But some procedural hiccups left a sliver of doubt about the outcome, raising a glimmer of hope among the bill's ardent detractors.
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The bottom line: It's a glimmer of hope for a union that has been decimated by globalization and technology transformation for decades.
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For the first time in what feels like forever, I felt a glimmer of hope that things were going to get better.
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As someone who threw away her Barbies long ago, I can't help but look at Curvy Barbie with some glimmer of hope.
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There was a brief glimmer of the "presidential" Trump early in the afternoon rally when a heckler interrupted the candidate's opening remarks.
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That glimmer of danger has long been extinguished, replaced with a burning self-awareness and a smouldering fear of his footballing mortality.
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But at other times Mr. Redstone's comments were decisive and showed a glimmer of his well-known ferocity and penchant for profanity.
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His life was about to be tragically cut short, but a faint glimmer of hope shone through the gloom of his condition.
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Clinton said during a speech this month that she saw "one small glimmer of hope" in his nomination to her former role.
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Coding classes are becoming increasingly popular in prisons, giving incarcerated people a glimmer of hope at a tech career outside prison walls.
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In 2014, the company saw a glimmer of hope when Microsoft acquired it, though that soon was deemed a failure as well.
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With Google's acquisition of Fitbit for $2.1 billion on Friday, there's perhaps a glimmer of hope for smartwatches and the Google ecosystem.
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Claire Danes lit up the 2016 Met Gala with a baby-blue gown from Posen that included embedded lights for extra glimmer.
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The effect, though, is the same: relief at just a glimmer of hope for everyone else in leagues that had grown stale.
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And although the spotlights and glimmer of sequins have since been replaced by office lighting and business casual attire, her sparkle remains.
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I could see the glimmer in his eyes, and the half-smile that was a welcome change from his usual stoic expression.
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The cease-fire was a "glimmer of hope for the common people," he wrote, but there was much more ground to cover.
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Andrew M. Cuomo on Wednesday offered a glimmer of hope that social-distancing measures were starting to slow the growth in hospitalizations.
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Italians woke up Tuesday with a glimmer of hope as the coronavirus death toll in the country appeared to have slowed down.
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Losing by 3-1 on Wednesday still offers a glimmer of hope; that single goal on the road could yet prove crucial.
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Toomey's support in particular gave gun control activists a glimmer of hope, given his A-rating at the time from the NRA.
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You fixate on the glimmer, and lose sight of where you are standing, where you are going, how far you are falling.
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The blue tsunami scenario could yet come to pass, but consideration of all the evidence provides a glimmer of hope for Republicans.
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Every now and then, a glimmer of what a song might have sounded like in a previous iteration of Vagabon peeks through.
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At least, that's the last glimmer of hope we may hold onto, until the markets, as they inevitably will, turn upward again.
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But French consumer confidence data provided a glimmer of hope, exceeding expectations with the reading at its highest level since January 2018.
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Even long before Mourinho offered him that glimmer of hope, though, neither self-pity nor self-doubt had intruded on Schweinsteiger's mind.
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In reality, I would probably be most like Glimmer and die when Katniss drops a bunch of bees on my bitchy head.
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This is the merest glimmer that, even more than in the rest of the show, "FEELINTHECAT" is a piece of self-portraiture.
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Such "negative emissions" processes offer a glimmer of hope for meeting future global targets to avert the worst consequences of climate change.
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One potential glimmer of hope: The Pew survey also found that Americans reported warmer feelings toward Muslims in 2017 compared with 2014.
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The work of community organizers is a glimmer of hope against an otherwise sobering reminder of the fight against violence in Chicago.
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Reports of new talks offered a glimmer of hope for progress in resolving a conflict that has set world financial markets on edge.
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The hardware shows a glimmer of the potential, but without really doing what it needs to do to be a mass-market hit.
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The company is now giving a glimmer of hope that its plans to shutter all five plants may not be set in stone.
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It's heavier than many palettes in my arsenal, which gave it a high-quality feel and instantly gave me a glimmer of hope.
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Kat Von D announced their newest product, the Everlasting Glimmer Veil, and it promises to provide 24 hours of shimmery, glitter-packed wear.
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THERE was a time when optimists saw a glimmer of a chance for the development of democracy under Communist Party rule in China.
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Because at this point any faint glimmer of optimism has a magnetism ten times the power of Daniel Day-Lewis' on-screen presence.
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Even when none of the voices are holding forth on the subject, they will still glimmer in and out of the musical conversation.
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A glimmer of a shadow of a possibility that Google Play will soon be offering audiobooks has the bibliophiles of the internet buzzing.
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Other Asian stocks also crept higher on a rare glimmer of optimism in what has been a rough year-end for equities globally.
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That's a big opportunity for major businesses, small startups, and bootstrapped products that are still only a glimmer in a hackathon participant's eye.
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Clearly, none of this stuff was even a glimmer of an idea at the time 3Dfx shook up the GPU market in 1996.
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That said, leaks of the Pixel and Pixel XL showed a glimmer of hope: no Verizon branding can be found on the phones.
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After participating in enough of these conversations, I've noticed how many of them center on sex and romance, or the glimmer of it.
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The students also published the book Glimmer of Hope: How Tragedy Sparked a Movement, which supports the March For Our Lives Action Fund.
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Through her radio, we heard reports of successful engine ignition and stared intently into the mist, desperate to see any glimmer of glow.
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While some fear the cash-strapped government won't be able to compensate all of them, others want to see a glimmer of hope.
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Birobidzhan, never much more than a glimmer in the eyes of a cluster of Soviet bureaucrats and Jewish Marxists, was left to languish.
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Both had brightly agile voices with no glimmer of the rasping tightness that afflicts too many singers in this helden, or heroic repertory.
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As Slughorn simultaneously scolds and commends Sam, we see a familiar glimmer in the teacher's eye: an uneasy recognition of great natural talent.
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Let me make it clear off the bat: I do not dream of the distant glimmer of nebulae peeking through the silent void.
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" The latter shows most clearly in the nine-person, double drum kit, live-in-the-studio, 32-minute long directed-improvisation "Shine (Glimmer).
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A glimmer of hope appeared in 2015, when the Reillys' geneticist at Texas Children's, Dr. Seema Lalani, presented Avery's case to the network.
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Even as cases of the coronavirus have spiked alarmingly in many countries this week, there has also been a glimmer of good news.
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There is a glimmer of hope that the frustrating, slow airport security experience will get a little smoother over the next few years.
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The story is a confusion of noise, visual clutter and murderous digital gnats, but every so often a glimmer of life flickers through.
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One glimmer of hope for Mr. Renzi is the possibility of forming a grand coalition with Mr. Berlusconi's center-right Forza Italia party.
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The mini-BOT has long been a glimmer in the eye of the euroskeptic League party of Italy's de facto leader, Matteo Salvini.
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The sentence had been held up as a glimmer of hope that Sri Lanka's justice system was capable of holding war criminals accountable.
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The dismembered limbs of her sculptures took on an almost decorative, attractive glimmer that remained brave because of Smith's allegiance to the macabre.
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Teetering high above the ground, they stoop and flip over the rocks, their keen eyes scanning the lumps for a glimmer of gold.
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She is one of the authors of the forthcoming "Glimmer of Hope: How Tragedy Sparked a Movement," from which this essay is adapted.
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Andrew M. Cuomo on Wednesday offered a glimmer of hope that social-distancing measures were starting to slow the growth in hospitalizations statewide.
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When people bought albums and even mp3s, there was a glimmer of hope that a musician could earn a decent income on sales.
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PARIS, Oct 16 (Reuters) - There is a "glimmer of hope" that a Brexit deal can be reached before Britain's departure due on Oct.
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As of October 2019, the brand&aposs Alchemist Palette, Brow Struck Dimension Powder, Everlasting Glimmer Veils, and Saint & Sinner Perfumes have been discontinued.
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Just above the brown water line on the wall, their wedding photos sat untouched, a glimmer of hope in an otherwise dreary homecoming.
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Armani said that he added a touch of shine and glimmer to his clothes and accessories, as women like to "play" with it.
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But there is a glimmer of good news as well: many states said no and continue to say no to this failed program.
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Everything pointed to him bucking the odds of the show's universe, as a kind of faint glimmer of hope off over the horizon.
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But for a place that usually makes the news for the wrong reasons, a glimmer of hope is about as good as it gets.
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Karl and Danny kiss, but they both say they feel nothing, even though there's a glimmer in Danny's face that hints that he's lying.
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It reminds me of what we promised ourselves we would be, while providing a glimmer of hope for the future that still remains possible.
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Perhaps to subdue the glimmer of his celebrity (and evade the annoying habit of entrance applause), his first scenes take place in total darkness.
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You know, the shot that's always a slow pan of destruction but there's a glimmer of hope in the eerie calmness of it all?
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Not so much as a glimmer of gold dust, let alone the tons of precious metal they said an FBI contractor's instruments had detected.
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Apart from a tiny red glimmer that's occasionally visible on the right lens, people around you might not even know you're wearing smart glasses.
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He offered a glimmer of hope by explaining that America is resilient, citing various moments in history from which the country had bounced back.
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Of course, this would hardly be the first time that animal studies have provided a glimmer of hope for a potential new dementia treatment.
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With this in place, there is at least a glimmer of hope that the UN could enable Syria to get back on its feet.
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Environmentalists lamenting that a green wave didn't wash over Congress can find a glimmer of hope in the results of several key governor races.
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"It's a nice, elegant, simple application that shows a glimmer of what might be to come," says Skip Rizzo, psychologist, University of Southern California.
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Four months after the fire, Janelle and Ted welcomed baby Gabriel – a glimmer of hope for the couple in a time of terrible sadness.
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Now you can lend your hair a hit of silver-and-purple glimmer by just smearing the stuff on straight from the tube. Genius.
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If you're a professional looking to save money, a new report by LinkedIn and real estate listing company Zillow provides a glimmer of hope.
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There is, however, a glimmer of hope—with the strain of wheat blast identified, scientists can work toward putting a stop to its spread.
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In light of all the bad news that is reported daily, the story of computer science in America's classrooms provides a glimmer of hope.
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For weeks, they pushed for answers, relying on updates from the Argentine navy for a glimmer of hope that their relatives may have survived.
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Yasiel Puig and Enrique Hernandez gave the Dodgers a glimmer of hope, tying the game at 5-5 in the bottom of the 10th.
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Surely, that's when rescuers wondered if Snow could ever recover from something so horrific — but then, caught on camera was a glimmer of hope.
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The cessation of hostilities was "a glimmer of hope", Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said, although he accused the opposition of violating the agreement.
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The jobs data provided a glimmer of hope for the UK economy even as uncertainty over the nation's divorce from the European Union grows.
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Thanks to its loyal customers and vast reach, Dollar Tree has been a glimmer of hope in a landscape of struggling big-box retailers.
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In the "White Light" series at both museums, you can see the glimmer of the microspheres, but also the brush strokes of the artist.
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Months after catastrophic bushfires burned large parts of Australia, there's a glimmer of good news in the midst of the globe's other current emergency.
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Although there was a solid image on print, I felt the artists' curiosity glimmer the background as if it were printed on metallic paper.
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But it's not so unusual to discern a glimmer of beauty in war photography, even in the dark and lonely works of Don McCullin.
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And yet Conor Lamb's victory in Pennsylvania this week gives at least a glimmer of hope that the Democrats may go the other way.
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I hope this is a glimmer of hope for exposing some of this to the public and telling these stories for others to hear.
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There's no roundness to the characters or their stories, not even a glimmer of anything that seems remotely human in these two paleo Poseidons.
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I watched ABC's "World News Tonight" every day, wanting any glimmer of information on what was happening in Liberia and elsewhere around the world.
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A dazzling spectrum of blues and greens glimmer from the chilly depths of Lago di Braies, an alpine lake nestled deep in the mountains.
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For Ms. Bensedrine and many families who suffered under decades of dictatorship, the hearing offered a glimmer of hope that justice would be served.
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Critics had predicted that the city might take years to emerge from bankruptcy, and that any glimmer of a renaissance would take even longer.
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I saw in this new warfare a strategy that offers at least a glimmer of hope for Iraq, if and when ISIS is defeated.
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Initially hailed as a rare glimmer of competence in an otherwise chaotic and dysfunctional administration, the administration's hurricane response has since been re-evaluated.
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Here are Sebastian Zagler's last two lines: There is a beauty in fighting a losing battle, as long as a glimmer of hope remains.
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I felt a small glimmer of hope that my plea might be heard by the company's leaders, and that meaningful changes could take place.
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The fund outflows from the Institute of International Finance (IIF) last week offered a glimmer of hope, and contrarians think we've hit maximum selling.
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Early in the second half, the Roadrunners had a glimmer of hope, cutting the deficit to 16 with two free throws from Justin McCall.
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Or, the way that I see it, taking away the glimmer is my young daughter's eye that she can be the next greatest inventor.
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Mr. Weld's announcement offers a glimmer, but I see little chance that conservatives disillusioned with President Trump will revive NeverTrump as an actual movement.
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But there was a glimmer of hope for a possible breakthrough last week, when May and Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn met for private discussions.
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The market remains heavily short on the pound, and investors are well aware that any glimmer of a breakthrough could trigger a massive relief rally.
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When we last saw our friends at Downton, Bates and Anna had a baby (achieving a glimmer of happiness), and Edith finally got married (same).
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Although the opposition is badly fragmented, the recent victory of a local mayor in a Fidesz stronghold offered a glimmer of hope for the opposition.
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Yet, the upcoming premiere of AMC's Dietland gave us a glimmer of hope that we could once again experience the wonder of UnReal's early days.
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During the World Cup, I start to have a faint glimmer of belief that sport can actually bridge some of the imagined distances between us.
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If that becomes the case, it might provide a glimmer of hope as the franchise looks at how college football's Heisman race is shaping up.
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Back when the Pebble was just a glimmer in the eye of founder Eric Migicovsky, it gained widespread attention by shattering crowdfunding records on Kickstarter.
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Amid this burial ground of big names in American architecture, I was surprised to see a familiar glimmer of blue rising from the green grass.
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Fearing the worst, she reached out to a friend at the Glimmer of Life Small Dog Rescue of South Florida, who came to the rescue.
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The remaining glimmer of hope for Angela Merkel is a consortium formed by 19 companies and research organizations under a Frankfurt-based holding named TerraE.
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But let's not forget that one glimmer of hope on that fine May morning when the news trickled through of Gucci Mane's release from jail.
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This is an unflattering portrait, to say the least, but it offers a glimmer of hope for Cruz's reluctant new allies such as Lindsey Graham.
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But China's latest trade data offered a glimmer of hope, showing that in January, exports surged and imports fell much less than in previous months.
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Is there anything that sends a glimmer of hope into our weary, jaded hearts quite like a tale of a tiny tot being feminist AF?
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Bush still has a chance to beat Rubio in South Carolina, and has a tiny glimmer of hope at catching Ted Cruz for second place.
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Amnesty described the court's decision as "a glimmer of hope for the country's beleaguered journalists," and called for concrete reforms to guarantee freedom of expression.
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The #MeToo movement brought a glimmer of hope; it inspired women to speak up and not feel alone (or at least, a bit less alone).
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But if Fey ever relents and goes down an internet spiral, I hope she finds a glimmer of her own brilliance in the criticisms too.
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A glimmer of light in the system is that some of the newer firms have greater racial and gender diversity, but it's far from ideal.
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She gave Strycova a glimmer of hope, hammering her 45th unforced error into the tramlines to allow the Czech to break back to 5-4.
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For liberal democrats lamenting the trend toward democratic erosion worldwide, the collapse of Evo Morales's administration in Bolivia on Sunday offers a glimmer of hope.
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For weeks, they've been pushing for answers, relying on updates from the Argentine navy for a glimmer of hope that their relatives may have survived.
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You're about to step on the next tread but notice a glimmer of light from the exact spot where you're about to put your foot.
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Last month, as he was working on a pipe about 400 feet away from Stanton's house, Gogol saw something glimmer and shine in the muck.
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That would mean the last glimmer of hope TK loyalists have of Kalanick "Steve Jobs-ing it" and coming back to Uber would be gone.
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Dave Norris, owner of four vape shops around Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, said Trump's recent comments have given him a glimmer of hope, though he remains skeptical.
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One offers a faint glimmer of hope that we might one day escape the nightmare our ruined Earth, provided that we crack an uncrackable code.
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But this drop has three entirely new makeup products inspired by the iconic color, including a matte eyeshadow palette, glimmer liquid lipstick, and matte eyeliner.
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Yet with all of this wreckage looming on the horizon, there is a glimmer of hope that some of Mr. Obama's legacy can be salvaged.
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Its metaphor of bricks being layered onto a wall — and the glimmer of hope as they slowly crumble — will always be a continuum for me.
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Besides the Cambodian People's Party, the 19 other parties that contested the elections were mostly tiny "firefly" parties that glimmer during campaigning and then disappear.
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But the drug that had "so magically removed the dead-weight symptoms so that my whole world became a gorgeous glimmer" ceased working once again.
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The Beaver still holds a glimmer of that magic when I watch families eat brunch under the landscape of overtly lesbian art on Sunday mornings.
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A spot of color on Christ's foot connects the men — a metaphor for John's outcry, and a final glimmer of life hanging from the cross.
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Maybe you might see the Wakanda countryside as a collection of broad valleys and lakes, with the glimmer of the distant metropolis as a backdrop?
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Perspective: In informal talks with Taliban representatives in Qatar, an Afghan-American woman found a glimmer of hope for women's rights and freedoms in Afghanistan.
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Pazar not only manages to fit comfortably into the canon of New Australian restaurants, but also gives a glimmer of forward momentum in that genre.
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As dark as things seemed, a glimmer of hope came in 2011 when saw an episode of "Antiques Roadshow" in which an elderly Tucson, Ariz.
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" She credited Ms. Wright for that: "She turned the glimmer of an idea into an institution that catapulted untold numbers of women into public life.
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It highlights that there is a bit of a glimmer of hope on the manufacturing side and some hope that trade progress will help further.
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I made my way to the entry point for the event, which was being held in the hotel's Glimmer Ballroom, according to my confirmation email.
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She felt a glimmer of hope when her husband let her complete her studies that year, but she was soon pregnant with Elshowaya, Marwan's aunt.
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"Let's hope they listen - it gives a glimmer of hope," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation after the president ordered the vote to be delayed.
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In a new glimmer of hope, scientists announced Wednesday that they successfully fertilized in-vitro embryos collected from the two remaining female northern white rhinos.
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For Mr. Netanyahu's opponents, the prospect of a possible indictment has provided a glimmer of hope, even though elections are not scheduled until late 2019.
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Realistically, some glimmer of a workable plan has to come together by the end of this week or early next week, he added (The Hill).
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Mr. Trump's decision to refrain from threatening a national emergency or a shutdown in his State of the Union address offered a glimmer of hope.
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The shimmering synths of opener "Feeding on the Flats" glimmer and pop, enveloping upon themselves and sounding like an extra-terrestrial orchestra tuning their instruments.
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Egypt has slowly slipped back into a dictator's grip after experiencing a glimmer of hope and democracy in the immediate aftermath of the Arab Spring.
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Today, I'd like to tell you about the company that basically nailed down the Taboola approach decades before Taboola was a glimmer in anyone's eyes.
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At the same time, in Yemen's civil war peace talks were scheduled for later this month, a glimmer of hope for the humanitarian crisis there.
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Jewelry designer Marisa Seok debuted them on her Instagram, showing off some seriously manicured digits and midi rings that perfectly coordinate with her dripping nail glimmer.
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A small glimmer of hope was dashed Tuesday afternoon after explorers found two fissures in the rock on the mountain in which the cave is located.
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The game went to extra time, and Palace witnessed a glimmer of hope as Manchester United's Chris Smalling was sent off on a pair of yellows.
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Yet there was some glimmer of hope for shippers, as export volume rose 1.5% in July year-on-year - the first positive reading in nine months.
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So for those who are desperately hoping the self-resurrection and bubble skills are still in the game, there is still a faint glimmer of hope.
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Watch the sun dip below the horizon and glimmer across the ocean while sipping on champagne and admiring the views back to Table Mountain and beyond.
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But there was a glimmer of hope in today's report, which found a significant decrease in young people drinking soda one or more times a day.
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The one glimmer of light they found was the Open Arms Healthcare Center, which fights the HIV crises in Jackson by treating 165 people a day.
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By fielding the refugee team in Rio, the IOC has shown a glimmer of its overarching principles: sport played in the name of peace and humanity.
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For the desperate migrants trapped in horrific conditions at Idomeni the leaflet represented a small glimmer of hope that a way out might still be open.
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"Being penalized for maybe having a glimmer of hope of one day being able to walk again is beyond sad," she told the New York Times.
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During my second visit in February, I felt a shift in the city's energy and a glimmer of community, largely due to its burgeoning innovation economy.
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Thank God, we had one another to lean on to not only get through the flight, but also maybe some glimmer of hope for those babies.
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The self-portrait "Me" is thrown into direct conversation with "Chrysler Building, Moon" by the glimmer in Fratino's eye — the twinkling outline of the skyscraper itself.
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At the same time applying a shader now costs glimmer (the primary in-game currency) rather than being free—another excellent way to dissuade enthusiastic players.
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And for some, at least, it offers a faint glimmer of hope in a conflict that has claimed 13,000 lives and shows no sign of resolution.
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The holiday season and the glimmer of a new year always invite reflection on the year gone by, and 2016 has brought much to reflect upon.
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Repressive as it is, the Uzbekistani government has shown a glimmer of understanding of the notion that in such times, curbing religion can be counter-productive.
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The toll taken by the national opioid crisis has been devastating, but there's at least one glimmer of hope emerging that could have positive economic effects.
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Wallace Huff kept close tabs on the account throughout September 2018, hoping to detect a glimmer of activity that might indicate her son was still alive.
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Photo: Justin Sullivan (Getty)As recent industry reports show that nearly half of U.S. calls this year could be scams, there's finally a glimmer of hope.
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On Wednesday, the USAC Triple Crown winner, three-time Cup and IndyCar champion offered just a glimmer of what path his life will take after racing.
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One glimmer of hope in this story is that Chinese medical authorities appeared to get better at treating infections and preventing death as the outbreak proceeded.
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For now, the study offers a glimmer of hope — that a cure could be within reach, and that new approaches to treating HIV may be effective.
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The Trump Foundation admitted to breaking the law; Turkey's continued slide toward authoritarian democracy; a glimmer of hope for Democrats and voting rights advocates in Wisconsin.
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Or maybe it was just the glimmer of hope that barriers could finally be broken in Mississippi, which had resisted breaking them for so many decades.
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This is how the world unfolds in New York City: Turn a corner, and there's a portal to another hemisphere, a glimmer of a different life.
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It reminds us that the World Trade Center opened in 1973, a glimmer of optimism, a vision of the future, though the city was falling apart.
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But in a later meeting at the governor's office, about a road project that Ms. Ghafari had championed, there was a glimmer of support for her.
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But The ONE Campaign, an international advocacy campaign dedicated to ending poverty around the world, sees a glimmer of hope in social media and digital technology.
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"The Japanese economy has most likely entered a cyclical lull, although continued job creation and upbeat expectations provide a glimmer of hope," said IHS Markit's Hayes.
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Maybe it's still too early for any Trump-related activity to filter into those financial results, but that glimmer of hope investors see feels fairly dim.
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The news on evictions is a glimmer of hope in the city's housing crisis and a reminder of the power of political activism and local elections.
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We may never know exactly what went wrong, but there's a small glimmer of hope for anyone still holding out for an Apple-branded wireless charger.
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We more or less were looking for any sort of glimmer of hope that there was a way to prevent his death before the movie debuted.
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Another video piece, "Oil and Sugar #2" (83), shows a stream of black oil dissolving a mountain of sugar cubes, which glimmer disgustingly in the sun.
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Desperate for any glimmer of success, Charlie reluctantly agrees to care for his famous pal David's (JJ Field) strong-willed, 11-year-old daughter, Gabby (Frankie Hervey).
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"The first glimmer that a single hair of mine was going to fall out, I was having stuff mainlined into my f—ing veins," the actor said.
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Offering a glimmer of hope, Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping had what the U.S. president described as a "very good" phone discussion about trade last week.
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Plans for two new Trump hotel brands have been shelved, and his Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue has lost its glimmer in Manhattan's luxury real estate market.
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But hard as it may be to believe, hidden among the ashes, some flame-retardant gems have survived to give us a glimmer of hope for humanity.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — Brazil's health ministry issued new figures on Wednesday about the Zika virus that offered reason for continued concern, but also a glimmer of hope.
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And in that anger, I find a glimmer of hope, a promise of a better future to come, though not without great pain, suffering and sacrifice first.
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So, while store owners say that traffic is up overall, the new rush of minority customers arming themselves is something of an unexpected glimmer for the industry.
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Two months later, there was finally a glimmer of good news: Someone came across a malnourished and skittish feline and took it to the vet for care.
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Sayoc's lawyers say that Trump's candidacy had offered a glimmer of hope in a life otherwise shaped by abandonment, sexual assault, steroid abuse, mental illness, and poverty.
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New Jersey's long-shot bid to legalize sports betting received a glimmer of hope today thanks to a major administrative ruling by the United States Supreme Court.
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But there's a glimmer of hope for the dairy industry: New research suggests that there may be a way to produce better milk without all the drugs.
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The demise of the websites was seen as a glaring omen of the death of local news — their respective rebirths, then, feel like a glimmer of hope.
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A 25-year-old Queens woman whose clients call her Chloe told me on the phone that she has found a glimmer of this in her work.
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It's ironic when sites like GoFundMe are quick to shut down any glimmer of hate speech or racism, but Twitter becomes a breeding ground for racist accounts.
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There's maybe the brief glimmer of hope that he's singing from the perspective of the older woman, that maybe even she doesn't have it figured it out.
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As for Android compatibility, Paulsen wouldn't say whether anything's on the way, but there's a glimmer of hope thanks to the increased adoption of USB Type-C.
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By the end of season four, there is a glimmer of hope for Bojack, a hint that he might have found his way out of the wasteland.
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But when she played video games, where she could embody a sorceress or choose a dress and a hairstyle, she found a glimmer of hope and comfort.
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Guardiola cited the bravery of Claudio Bravo, his expensively acquired goalkeeper, not to be swallowed by self-doubt after his mistake offered United a glimmer of hope.
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But statistics on the number of recovered coronavirus cases around the world may provide a glimmer of hope as countries continue to curb the spread of infections.
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ON OUR RADAR There is a faint glimmer of hope in Italy after its hardest-hit region, Lombardy, reported a decline in deaths and new infections yesterday.
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Yeah, they were going hard into video, the news operation ... So that was a glimmer, that old model that was so successful in the beginning maybe wasn't.
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For some Congolese, most of whom live on less than $2 a day and survive through informal odd jobs, the announcement provided a rare glimmer of hope.
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I spent the next ten minutes spitting and rinsing my mouth of the rancid juice, with a glimmer of a thought about how I might get sick.
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But the trends provide an initial glimmer of hope that staying away from each other is working to slow the spread of feverish illnesses, including COVID-19.
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This weekend in northern France, Cilic did not give even a glimmer of hope to his French opponents that they could stage a comeback of their own.
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While consumer advocates fight OneWest in the trenches, some inside the Beltway see a glimmer of hope in Mnuchin, an expert in mortgage bonds and structured finance.
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But when Blum sees a glimmer of something bigger, he can pole-vault his low-budget films into wide release with the help of a major studio.
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Make no mistake: Americans should feel relieved to see a glimmer of common sense in the midst of the Democrats's crusade to plunge the nation into socialism.
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But there is a glimmer of hope when Precious is transferred to an alternative school and meets a caring teacher (Paula Patton) and social worker (Mariah Carey).
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He returned to retake Riverrun from the Freys, which gave Sansa Stark and Brienne of Tarth a glimmer of hope that he could be a useful ally.
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And now even this glimmer had been removed from their small and dark corner of the sky and tossed like a trinket into Bob Dylan's personal constellation.
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That amounted to a drop in violence from last year's holiday weekend, one some Chicagoans said they hoped might be a glimmer of a larger, lasting trend.
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His phone call provides enough of a glimmer of hope to prompt Issa to leave Kelli's birthday trip and travel home in the middle of the night.
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But in this messy affair, a new future for the region is no longer a glimmer on the distant horizon; it's a light that is getting closer.
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The knife buried on O.J. Simpson's former Rockingham estate may hold lots of secrets, but unlocking them may be next to impossible ... with one glimmer of hope.
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When to get help: After a few weeks, if you never feel even a glimmer of brightness—or if you start to feel worse instead of better.
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But it contains a glimmer of hope, too, not just for climate advocates but for all kinds of people living in our messed-up and bitter world.
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But a glimmer of hope: after nearly 103 headstones were toppled at a Jewish cemetery, the local Muslim community launched a fundraiser to help fix the damage. 3.
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But for the 70 percent of millennials who don't think they'll ever be able to afford to buy a house, tiny homes could provide a glimmer of hope.
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Occasionally, Barletta's family says they "might see a glimmer of who Becky who used to be," but for the most part, the disease has started to take over.
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That's why Facebook's announcement today that it's ramping up its program to police nonconsensual image-sharing feels like a glimmer of hope in the fight against revenge porn.
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" The family seemingly had a glimmer of hope Wednesday afternoon when Justin's brother, Levi Sutton, tweeted that the "State department just told my mom justin&steph were found.
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When Rick and Michonne are shown riding through Washington D.C. on horseback, carving a path for a much larger crew looking for supplies, there's a glimmer of excitement.
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It's a little glimmer of baggy, woozy sunshine that turns up, makes you feel fuzzy, then vanishes too quickly, like a crate of domestic beer on the beach.
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Or at least we weren't until we were nudged in the direction of a some visual material that offers a glimmer of hope in our post-nightlife age.
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SIR—It is a relief to see even a glimmer of light piercing the dense fog in which you have enveloped the problem of "living with the dollar".
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The price for quality is fair, and the slight-of-hand advantage of a faint bright glimmer atop your collarbone is exactly the upgrade I was looking for.
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"We are not dreamers but there is a glimmer of optimism at HRADF because we meet interested investors everyday and we see our projects moving ahead," she said.
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Trump's vow for $1303 trillion in infrastructure spending across the country offered a rare glimmer of hope to the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, which oversees the subway.
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"But his team has to have a little bit of glimmer of hope just from the question that jurors want to know more about reasonable doubt," Coffey said.
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Until, one afternoon, in the middle of a hot desert where summer temperatures can reach 120 degrees, he saw a glimmer of opportunity beneath a red traffic light.
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It's a question photographers have been asking for decades in hopes of getting that glimmer of alternate life—the life subjects don't offer the camera at first glance.
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It was the first glimmer of hope for Iran's urban middle classes since the brutal crackdown on street protests following the 2009 presidential election, widely seen as rigged.
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You see a glimmer of that notion in the very first episode when Aine is recording a voicenote to a friend she's supposed to be having dinner with.
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For the first time in a long while, a tiny glimmer of hope flickered, and I imagined an identity that I had never before considered: being Paul's husband.
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But if Mr. Johnson's personality offers one glimmer of hope, it's that he's never shown any indication of holding principles, and is entirely relaxed about letting people down.
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The agency has offered a glimmer of hope, saying it would consider other options for the dilapidated bridge if a study were produced outlining the feasibility of alternatives.
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Jonghyun furthers an honorable tradition of quietly brooding, heartsick introverts sucked into a sea of surging electronic glimmer, falling madly in love with the dancebeat pounding his ears.
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For example, rather than a didactic explanation of Boss Tweed's catastrophic corruption, you can gaze at the glimmer of his T-shaped diamond cufflinks, bought with city money.
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They save good people from attempting a very dangerous journey from other countries, thousands of miles, because they think they have a glimmer of hope of coming through.
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Any glimmer of a hint that repayment might not be full and timely comes at the expense of taxpayers, because investors deal with fear by demanding higher rates.
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I have read and reread this story, looking for some glimmer of reason for why they continue to watch and participate in the game that killed their son.
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It has stopped short, however, of calling for defeat of the bill, giving McConnell a glimmer of hope that he may be able to reverse GOP "no" votes.
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Problem No. 2: That president is Donald Trump, who doesn't take kindly to any glimmer that people in his employ are putting their vanity or agenda before his.
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But amidst these clouds of division stands a glimmer of bipartisan hope — an issue that has historically and is once again uniting diverse peoples towards a common cause.
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One glimmer of hope is that Facebook's own CEO, Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergMark Hamill deletes Facebook account: 'Mark Zuckerberg values profit more than truthfulness' Has Facebook learned nothing?
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Brian Michael Bendis, one of Marvel's most prolific writers, teamed up with his oldest daughter, Olivia, to capture a glimmer of a moment from the shooting at Pulse.
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Unfortunately for Android users, broader adoption of RCS and the glimmer of hope that it might be secure by default someday are both in the hands of the carriers.
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Perhaps the company, like Buchanan, has given up explaining itself to the general public, but it seems they'll need someone if there's any glimmer of hope left for Theranos.
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"There may be a glimmer of hope that this conflict can be ended the right way," James F. Jeffrey, the State Department's special envoy on Syria policy, told reporters.
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At this point it's just wishful thinking, but Britney Spears did give fans a glimmer of hope when she hinted at a possible reunion with ex-boyfriend Justin Timberlake.
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And while the other traders raised their arms in celebration at the hedge fund's profitable bet against the launch, there wasn't even a glimmer of joy in Mason's eyes.
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The fact that Season 3 focuses so much on how one handmaid's choice can change the world is the glimmer of hope that keeps characters (and viewers) holding on.
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"This will actually create jobs," said Meij, presumably before looking out into the distance as the last glimmer of daylight blazed defiantly above the horizon and then finally disappeared.
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Full of glitz, glimmer, and of course the requisite holiday color palette (greens, reds, blues, and golds), winter arrivals are a fun respite from our otherwise muted fall wardrobe.
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That's because the feedback loop of exploring Odyssey's wonderfully animated and varied worlds, finding a strange corner or odd glimmer, and digging into a puzzle is just so compelling.
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Related: Clinton puts another crack in the glass ceiling On Monday in Philadelphia, the delegation's Sanders contingent was loud and rowdy and hanging to a small glimmer of hope.
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"The comments from Trump were seen as offering a glimmer of hope that further tariff action could be held in abeyance," said NAB's head of FX strategy, Ray Attrill.
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The Murrays didn't expect to be raising a new batch of children — four boys and two girls — in their fifties, when retirement should be a glimmer on the horizon.
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After giving audiences a glimmer of hope that he might return, the season 7 partners — who last danced eight years ago — performed a salsa number for the Hallmark series.
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The five women sit within the giant, menacing jaw of a wolf, singing as they stare straight into the camera, with the faintest glimmer of mischief in their eyes.
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The one glimmer of hope for Jordan is that after 2016, it is not unheard of that an underdog insurgent candidate running on a populist message can win big.
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If there is one glimmer of hope for Belgium, it might be the suspension of holding midfielder Casemiro, who picked up his second yellow card during the Mexico game.
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China's progress offers a glimmer of hope, but it will prove a turning point only if the scale of global ambition rises rapidly and steadily from here on out.
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From bedhead hair to smoky eyes to dewy skin, the supermodel has been rocking some of our favorite looks since modeling was just a glimmer in Kendall Jenner's eye.
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Every time a brief glimmer of hope and happiness emerges through the thicket of absolute fuckery that is day to day living, it get's extinguished by yet more bollocks.
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Another quick DIY of Nia's includes braiding a piece of stretch cording around a single braid for a subtle hint of glimmer that'd even make our queen, Beyoncé, proud.
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As Lerner puts it, "lines of poetry quoted in prose preserve the glimmer of the unreal [...] the echo of poetic possibility," but this phenomenon is not unique to poems.
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Tupac's inclusion does offer a little glimmer of hope and, if nothing else, we can all sleep soundly tonight knowing that insufferable knobhead Gene Simmons is really burned up.
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"Since 1990 the worst three-month stretch for global equity returns has been July 13 to October 12," they added, diminishing any glimmer of hope for a summer rally.
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Larry McDonald of ACG Analytics offers a potential explanation: Asset managers who are doing well in a given year may try to "protect gains" amid any glimmer of uncertainty.
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Then late Thursday, it was postponed until next week as GOP leaders insisted they saw a glimmer of hope to write a bill that might actually pass the House.
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Although Mr. Sanders has acknowledged that his chances of being the nominee have faded, some of his backers had felt that the investigation represented a small glimmer of hope.
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This new survey does offer one glimmer of hope, which is that apparently most people—regardless of when they were born—really, really want more transparency in healthcare pricing.
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The combination of Wuerden's barely-there guitar-glimmer and washed out footage of clouds unfurling endlessly is exactly the kind of melancholy we get really into on Friday mornings.
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There's one glimmer from the Vault, the huge repository of unreleased Prince songs, on the new anthology "Prince 23Ever" — and true to Prince's custom, it's not on streaming services.
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I hold out a glimmer of hope that any praise for the "Muslim ban" is saved for when the youngest members of the household are preoccupied with screen time.
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A glimmer of interest from the North in easing tensions came in December, when the government requested a visit by Jeffrey Feltman, a senior official at the United Nations.
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The families were given a glimmer of hope when a State Superior Court judge, Barbara N. Bellis, permitted the case to approach a trial before she ultimately dismissed it.
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Imagine what it must be like to sit through several semesters and several thousand years of history and never see a glimmer of yourself in the text or images.
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The agricultural sector has provided a rare glimmer of hope amid the worst recession on record in Brazil, the top exporter of soy, coffee, sugar, orange juice and tobacco.
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At a time when virtually every Republican lawmaker and Fox News have chosen to prostitute themselves for Trump, I do see one glimmer of hope hiding in plain sight.
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A good note caused one of the most notorious episodes of this presidency, back when impeachment was still only a glimmer in Democrats' eyes: Trump's courting of James Comey.
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Trump's desire to get out of Syria is a glimmer of hope in this otherwise dismal outlook, but even that may be quashed by the U.S. foreign policy establishment.
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It's a glimmer of pop on an album otherwise dominated by experimentalism, but it's more than enough to remind you what made the project so memorable to begin with.
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Morning-after makeup popped up at several shows, including Shrimps, Ryan Lo, Christopher Kane, and Sophia Webster, who all followed the call of the disco ball with glitter and glimmer.
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And a disastrous few weeks for the prime minister, in which her blueprint for Brexit was rejected at an EU summit, contained a glimmer of hope, the Scottish leader said.
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"What we wanted was to show Syrian people and people all around the world that there's always a glimmer of hope and people who want to do good," Mustafa said.
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But the series also offers a glimmer of hope in showing that when life gets difficult, it affects us all, and it's in those moments that we truly band together.
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The new report this had one glimmer of hope: statistics showed that the better-equipped city/county homeless crisis response system helped move 21,631 people into permanent housing last year.
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Meanwhile, Chinese Vice Premier Liu He arrived in Washington, which market participants took as a glimmer of hope for a deal to be struck between the world's two largest economies.
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A rare glimmer of optimism lifted Italian banks, buoyed by deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini saying that Rome would "try to be good" with respect to European Union budget rules.
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ArcelorMittal, the world's largest steelmaker, spread a glimmer of hope on Thursday, reporting slightly higher end of year profits and forecasting increased steel consumption in its core markets in 2020.
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That being said, there's a glimmer of hope — if your diet or routine is lacking, there may be some obstacles in the way of your hair achieving its full potential.
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Yet there is a glimmer of hope that China's antitrust law, which has been used to impose swingeing penalties on foreign companies, may start to work against big domestic targets.
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Unexpected and effortless, this easy eye look has us fantasizing about pumping up the boldness of our favorite going-out routines and the Instagram gold (glimmer?) that would surely follow.
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But the 24-karat-gold-infused formula's greatest trick is even more remarkable: It leaves a slightly glowy finish on oily skin that reads as a glimmer, not a shimmer.
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We may not have Jay-Z and Beyonce or a Brangelina but god damnit, we might have Avril and Chad again and that gives us Canadians a glimmer of hope.
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"Observing her ovaries on ultrasound we could clearly see that there were eggs there and there was a glimmer of hope that we could push through this," says Dr. Drews.
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Yet if talks succeed, European sources say there is a glimmer of hope for the double-deck jet, which Airbus says will become more popular with airlines due to congestion.
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Morales has grabbed at the glimmer of hope offered by votes from poor rural areas, where the president's support is strongest, that could still take days to be officially registered.
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We've gotta get to the middle, and they have to sit down and decide how to do things," Black said when asked if Ocasio-Cortez provides a "glimmer of hope.
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Offering a glimmer of hope, President Donald Trump said the United States was doing well in trade talks with China and that Beijing wanted to make a deal with Washington.
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The surprisingly smooth arrival of the prime minister, Fayez al-Serraj (pictured), and six others from the GNA's nine-member presidency council has provided Libya with a glimmer of hope.
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Appropriately, there's moments of bliss too, like the chittering electronics that fill "Polaris Ab," a glimmer of moonlight through the low branches of the gloomy forest in which they reside.
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Robust demand for refined products and declining inventories are offering a glimmer of hope to refiners, whose margins fell sharply in 2016 due to a glut of gasoline and diesel.
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In that very moment, a glimmer of hope worked its way into my heart that I might, in fact, be able to smile and maybe, one day, even love again.
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But the one glimmer of hope is that even amongst all the disagreement in the wider issue there's actually a lot of common ground on the need to protect children.
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It so succinctly sums up everything she had learned over the course of "1989" while simultaneously providing a glimmer of hope to its listeners that their storm too shall pass.
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For some Congolese, most of whom live on less than $2 a day and eke out their survival through informal odd jobs, the announcement provided a rare glimmer of hope.
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Giles has enough talent and upside to exceed the expected value of a typical 20th overall pick, and there's the glimmer of a possibility that he could be a star.
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It seeks to effect a balance between making clear that the earth is facing a massive danger while also offering audiences a glimmer of hope that catastrophe can be averted.
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It's only when Selina recounts the day she knew she wanted to be president — attending Nixon's inaugural ball as a youngster — that her eyes catch something resembling a crazed glimmer.
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The show begins with some of the artist's earliest paintings from the 1950s and '60s — blasé sketch portraits and semi-abstract landscapes that glimmer with a faded Post-Impressionist glint.
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As a chilly late-night breeze swept through, and couples seated at the beer tables began to hold each other a little more tightly, I felt a glimmer of optimism.
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The Italian government announced on Tuesday more growth in the economy this year, but that glimmer of good news was eclipsed by the prospect of a World Cup without Italy.
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There was a glimmer of hope in the final minutes, as the 1968 Claire finally learned that Jamie had survived the Battle of Culloden and swore to find him again.
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It took many false starts and missed opportunities before the opposing sides agreed to come together and offered us a glimmer of hope to restart a peace process in Yemen.
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In the Fight Against Bullying, a Glimmer of Hope In a 10-year study in Maryland, students' reports of being bullied decreased and more students reported feeling safe at school.
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Mr. Laarman's work might eventually lead to a vision if he develops a language from the technology he is courting, but the bridge is the only glimmer of an attempt.
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If Tiger can come back after psychological and physical catastrophe and win our hearts again, there is a glimmer of hope that mere mortals can triumph over our own challenges.
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WASHINGTON — When Congress returns to Washington on Tuesday after a monthlong summer recess, Americans may witness something rare and strange on Capitol Hill: a glimmer, ever so faint, of bipartisanship.
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In the resulting vacuum, you can get a glimmer of what Mr. Doyle is after: a plain, vernacular presentation of the text by actors who look and sound like today.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — Jennifer Elie had worked a long time to earn a spot at a Grand Slam event, so when there was even a glimmer of hope, she didn't hesitate.
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In a glimmer of clarity, Mary realizes her crush is a bad idea, and tries to keep her distance from Steve despite being in the throes of planning his wedding.
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That future, or at least a glimmer of it, was on display at CES, the giant consumer electronics Las Vegas trade show that attracted more than 170,000 attendees this week.
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There was a glimmer of hope that Democrats and Republicans would come together to discuss real solutions to improve the ACA that has made tremendous progress for millions of people.
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But last summer, on the south coast of Alaska, researchers saw a glimmer of hope: the reappearance of sunflower stars, which had disappeared from Prince William Sound during the outbreak.
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My beautiful boy's saucer eyes glimmer as he looks up at me and a "come hither" meow liltingly falls from his lips—it's hella petting time, or so I think.
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That phrase -- "Infrastructure Week" has become a punch line in Washington -- a 2016 Trump campaign promise that has always offered the faint glimmer of possible bipartisan cooperation yet has never materialized.
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And we did see a glimmer of this "burn it all" attitude last season, when she responded to the Tarlys refusal to bend the knee by having Drogon roast them alive.
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Between the chaotic hustle and bustle of classes, extracurriculars, relationships, and the shine and glimmer of these apps and the many push notifications they'll be sending you, you'll need the aspirin.
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To put it another way: As one frog dies, another one (the Sierra Nevada yellow-legged frog) is making a surprising comeback, offering a glimmer of hope for the amphibian Armageddon.
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And in the case of Adnan Syed, who was serving a life sentence for the slaying of his ex-girlfriend, Hae Min Lee, there is suddenly more than just a glimmer.
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But if he is up against Sarkozy in the first round and if Francois Bayrou, leader of the centrist Democratic Movement, joins the fray, he perhaps has a glimmer of hope.
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A glimmer of hope appeared in the Senate on January 22nd when Democratic and Republican legislative leaders separately dished up proposals that could, in theory, lead to the reopening of government.
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After a dry, hot February convinced everyone that El Niño had left the building—or ditched California completely—a new set of storms have provided a glimmer of great wet hope.
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This is the route many have taken during fashion week, using the app to add an extra glimmer to everything from rhinestone-covered manicures to glasses of champagne at after-parties.
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It's a real kick in the pants to scroll through the various projects completed in the almost-century since the Second Avenue Subway was a glimmer in a transit planner's eye.
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At a time when a single employee's bad actions can thrust companies into the negative spotlight on a national level, the slightest glimmer of a warning sign can impact decision making.
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Friday marked a cool down on the non-China trade war front, providing a glimmer of hope that the global economy can avoid the worst-case scenario of global trade wars.
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Then on Monday I saw The Crew 2's E3 trailer, and while it's still absolutely possible that it'll be a great game, my original glimmer of hope has definitely dimmed.
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But like many of those who held a glimmer of hope for some post-election softening of campaign rhetoric, Apple's CEO has found more than a few reasons to push back.
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It also presented a glimmer of the lifestyle many of us are all too familiar with now, one that grants you access to nearly anything imaginable through just a few keystrokes.
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Japan's top steelmaker, Nippon Steel Corp, warned in August about weak margins due to surging iron ore prices, but there was a glimmer of optimism when prices came off their peak.
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But as we've seen over the last 10 days, it becomes politically difficult for the GOP to ignore a glimmer of hope when it comes to repealing the Affordable Care Act.
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Waiting desperately for the next meeting update, the next glimmer of hope, the next call to action we can take so it can be our turn to celebrate our father's return.
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But any glimmer of doubt was extinguished on Saturday when Bey surprise-dropped "Formation" — a video that opened with her crouching on top of a submerged police car in New Orleans.
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The last glimmer of hope for Alcorn came when Avery Patterson made three free throws and the Braves were only down 247-230 with 230:222 left in the first half.
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Harley-Davidson stood by its full-year motorcycle shipments forecast and beat quarterly profit estimates on Tuesday, offering a glimmer of hope to a business struggling with an aging customer base.
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Lost was the opportunity to meme, to tweet, to painstakingly evaluate Palance's behavior frame-by-frame — in 1993, the internet as we know it just a glimmer in some programmer's eye.
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However, a glimmer of hope exist as the two party leaders met in Washington recently to begin the delicate process of ironing out differences and potentially unifying a deeply fractured party.
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"After decades of noncompliance with the law - which has devastated the Basin - there is a glimmer of hope that the oil and gas industry will start being held accountable," he added.
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London (CNN)A British lawmaker says there is a "glimmer of hope" for jailed British-Iranian woman Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe after reports she may have been deemed eligible for early release.
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The current system of financial regulation is built on how stocks were traded in the 1930s – when computers and algorithmic trading had yet to be a glimmer in a quant's eye.
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Right to try may not be the answer for all those who are terminally ill, but the glimmer of hope it offers by cutting through FDA bureaucracy simply can't be understated.
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If Reyes can keep to his part of the deal and win at least that glimmer of hope, this division's future can sputter on, a firefly in a dark, desolate wasteland.
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But I know something Mr. Trump doesn't, which lets me feel a glimmer of hope: People my age may be able to prevent him from making us pay for his mistakes.
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In poor neighborhoods like Buffalo's East Side, a new $42 million WorkForce Center is rising, a glimmer of hope in a neighborhood pocked with empty lots, rundown businesses and vacant storefronts.
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WWAKE Opal Circle Stud Earrings, available at Nordstrom, $358 The sleek design of these 14k gold earrings is accentuated by the opal stones, which cast a beautiful glimmer in the light.
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And perhaps it's that urge to party on—to hold on to the glimmer of hope, that anything could happen at night—that still represents the city's enduring spirit, even today.
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Advocates said victims racked with shame and anguish have received long-awaited affirmation as the church shines a glimmer of light on cases that have been shrouded in darkness and denial.
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Though resplendent, they do not glimmer; the aluminum is dull and matte, and on most caps you can still see the brand names of Nigerian liquor companies like Castello or Headmaster.
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The families saw a glimmer of hope, and were even surprised, after the State Superior Court judge, Barbara N. Bellis, allowed the case to move closer to trial before dismissing it.
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The eight original tracks on "Somewhere Glimmer" are soft, slow and cinematic; Mr. Wieselman often uses simple loops, not building to a critical mass, but lulling you into a rolling meditation.
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There is always a glimmer of hope: a young player coming through, a system that seems promising, a game in which things seem to click, some small victory to cling to.
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A meeting on Monday between the president-elect and former Vice President Al Gore may have given environmental activists a glimmer of hope that Mr. Trump was moderating his campaign stance.
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There is a glimmer of hope that some low-income blacks are beginning to wake up to the fact that they have no permanent friends or permanent enemies, just permanent issues.
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The gold sconces offer a glimmer of opulence, but the walls themselves are covered in a subdued, cream-colored wallpaper — the same wallpaper that covered them at least 250 years ago.
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They at least offer a glimmer of what we might achieve, the peace and understanding between different cultures and nations that Mr. Takahashi dreamed of all those years ago in Hiroshima.
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We might be getting better at thinking and talking about them, but we still have only a glimmer of a clue about when they might happen or what might hasten them.
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" In Paris, French President Emmanuel Macron, asked by a Reuters reporter if there was a "glimmer of hope" regarding a Brexit agreement, replied: "Let us wait for the next few hours.
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The cooperation between Israelis and Syrians is "a great glimmer of hope coming out of this tragedy," said Ms. Bennett, a Hungarian-born former refugee and the daughter of Holocaust survivors.
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Fighting anorexia, alcoholism, addiction and heartbreak, the woman in the poems is desperate for something she cannot find – a glimmer of beauty, a dream of home, a sense of peace, God.
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Expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve might deliver a rate cut, however, provide a glimmer of hope for gold bulls since lower interest rates increase the opportunity cost for holding bullion.
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Florin Andone scored from close range, stabbing home Gael Kakuta's cross-shot in the 35th minute, to give his side a glimmer of hope but nine minutes later Vazquez scored Madrid's third.
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Despite a glimmer of hope for General Electric shareholders over the past month as the stock has rebounded, the analyst who called the initial collapse is warning the worst isn't over yet.
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However, if exports provide a glimmer of hope to under-pressure mills and domestic steel prices continue, or at least consolidate, their recent gains, the impetus to rationalise the sector loses momentum.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. It is a cold, crisp morning at St. George's Park, and the training pitches glimmer like silver under a thin veil of morning dew.
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The rescuing of 30-plus turtles will be of small consolation to those who have lost loved ones, but it's a tiny, and significant, glimmer of light in an otherwise horrible situation.
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The popularity of animal photos on social media—combined with a desire for a glimmer of good news in Turkey—has boosted the renown of these creatures both at home and abroad.
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Instead of spelling out what's going through Mia's mind, Brühlmann turns the camera on Wedler's heartbroken gaze and the shadows falling on her, while a glimmer of light shines through the window.
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But after a grim weekend, Italian firefighters stumbled across a glimmer of hope—the team found three tiny month-and-a-half-old Abruzzo Sheepdog puppies trapped in the hotel boiler room.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said the cessation of hostilities in force since Saturday was a "glimmer of hope," in an interview with German television to be aired on Tuesday.
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Those looking for disagreement among the legislators gathered in the Great Hall of the People, a Stalinist building in the heart of Beijing, had to squint to find even the faintest glimmer.
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Now, a glimmer of hope has emerged: it looks like the number of young starfish is rebounding on the Oregon coast, according to a new report from researchers at Oregon State University.
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But an occasional smirk or glimmer in her eyes lets you see the character's moxie and sunniness — Thomas's knack for striking this balance in Evie comes through in Lovesick's very first episode.
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"Looking at the international environment, there is practically no glimmer of hope," Sentix managing director Manfred Huebner said, adding that the situation revived memories of the time preceding the 2008 financial crisis.
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What we want, really, is to feel the moments of relief in these stories — some glimmer of hope that we'll make it out alive of our own rapidly deteriorating real-life world.
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A growing divide among congressional Republicans has given proponents of the Affordable Care Act a glimmer of hope after three months in which the demise of the ACA seemed all but inevitable.
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He recalled the time he tricked Steven Seagal into killing him at the end of The Glimmer Man after Seagal swore off killing people in movies because it brought him bad karma.
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The revelations, however dark, provided a glimmer of hope for Ms. Mueller's family in its long struggle to determine what happened to her and perhaps locate her remains to bring her home.
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With the glimmer of the downtown skyline peering from just over One80's parapet, Stephanie Giraldo, 21, sat on a wicker couch mugging for selfies in a black dress and red lipstick.
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But any glimmer of hope offered by Trump about reversing the ban was tempered by a Washington Post report that Huawei had secretly aided North Korea in building out its wireless network.
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Niall's fanbase is not only comprised of those who own his likeness in cardboard cutout form, but it's those who support his solo endeavours with a glimmer of hope in their eye.
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It became a deeply personal and emotional journey, and those blue sparks offered me a glimmer of hope that my visual system was repairing itself -- albeit in a strange and unique way.
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It seems counterintuitive, but just a glimmer of a female figure can be quite generative for fans, who are then freed to insert their own narratives and analyses that aren't explored onscreen.
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The inventory of refined products has come down in recent months, offering a glimmer of hope to refiners, whose margins fell sharply in 268 due to a glut of gasoline and diesel.
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Trump had shown a glimmer of that side of her marriage during an interview she gave in October to ABC News, stealthily suggesting she was behind the departure of West Wing aides.
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And those investments appear to be a continuation of existing ones; or if they are new, they were planned before the massive tax giveaway was a glimmer in CEO Tim Cook's eyes.
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It became a deeply personal and emotional journey, and those blue sparks offered me a glimmer of hope that my visual system was repairing itself – albeit in a strange and unique way.
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But in the meantime, as Democrats try to rally from the shock of the election, Stein has given us a glimmer of hope -- and that's something for which I am incredibly grateful.
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That speaks to just how big the disparity is between these companies today, but potentially also of the glimmer of opportunity for those trying to find a way to compete against them.
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A glimmer of hope on the coronavirus front: Experts who have been tracking the virus' spread have concluded that it mutates at a slower rate than other respiratory viruses like the flu.
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At the moment, at least, there is a small glimmer of hope for peace between the Koreas, while there is none while Mr. Trump elects to inject his bellicosity into the problem.
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We get a glimmer of pleasure, a quick dopamine hit, when we feel part of a community — all of us quietly, privately poring over the very same pages in our respective homes.
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There was a glimmer of hope last Thursday when Vincent, who is also the student association's financial secretary, received a grant of 20,000 Chinese yuan ($2,870) from the Nigerian ambassador to China.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher When his older brother had a baby, Evan James felt a glimmer of competitive jealousy.
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Hope springs eternal CNN's Phil Mattingly does see one glimmer of hope -- in the form of spending bills Congress will have to pass later this year to fund the government in 2020.
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On Thursday, Robert M. Bakish, Viacom's new chief executive, outlined a path forward for the entertainment conglomerate, as the company released business results that showed a glimmer of hope for a turnaround.
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This is a common complaint for every Lexus I've driven, but there was a glimmer of hope that the brilliant LC 500 would receive an improved interface to make it less irritating.
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Lebanon Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri on Wednesday said there was "a glimmer of hope" surrounding the government formation, according to a lawmaker from Berri's party who speaks on his behalf after meetings.
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But there is a glimmer of hope -- there is now overwhelming scientific evidence that the ocean can be a potent force in stabilizing the climate and building a secure future for everyone.
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Despite the occasional glimmer of light in recent offerings such as "The Fosters" and last year's "Instant Family," I've come to expect this equally unfair duality in most representations of foster families.
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Attkisson faces an uphill legal battle in trying to revive the litigation, but she and her attorneys saw a glimmer of hope in a ruling last March from a federal appeals court.
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If the economy remains strong, if there is a glimmer of hope on North Korea, and if the president never again utters the word "dreamers," the party should be in good shape.
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The glimmer of light is that the scrutiny Mr Trump is being subjected to now over his dealings with Ukraine might make him think twice about doing something similar in the future.
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However, if exports provide a glimmer of hope to under-pressure mills and domestic steel prices continue, or at least consolidate, their recent gains, the impetus to rationalize the sector loses momentum.
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In The Glimmer Man's defense, though, it's not like he's been slacking off when he's not teaching the likes of Anderson Silva and Daniel Cormier kicks and the secrets of the universe.
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But if your well of inspiration is starting to run dry or you just need to gaze at makeup looks that glint and glimmer, the tutorials ahead are sure to keep you occupied.
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The lawyer representing Meek Mill, the platinum-selling rapper whose jail sentence has made him a cause celebré for criminal justice reform advocates, sees a glimmer of hope for setting his client free.
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The students behind The March for Our Lives — the movement that organized the eponymous gun violence prevention marches in March — will release Glimmer of Hope: How Tragedy Sparked a Movement on Oct. 16.
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Any remaining glimmer of hope was all but extinguished last month when Marc Laidlaw, who wrote the groundbreaking series of first-person shooters, confirmed at last that he'd left Valve after 18 years.
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There was a glimmer of light in that buyers in Hong Kong ploughed 4.5 billion yuan into the Shanghai bourse through the Stock Connect mechanism during the day, the largest inflow since September.
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The depth of the World Cup disappointment was to be expected from a society in crisis that has been searching in vain for a glimmer of hope, political analyst Abdullah el-Sennawy said.
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Like Wii Fit and that stomach jiggling fat melting machine before it, perhaps there's a faint glimmer of hope that the tech that has led us down this road can ultimately redeem us.
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If Abe can give them any glimmer of hope in this, it will come at a cost they have so far refused to pay: the adjustments Trump demands in the Iran nuclear deal.
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As the group prepared to walk from the square to the bridge, Amado said she was anxious about how the Mexican government would greet them but held on to one glimmer of hope.
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It September, it named Stephanie Pugliese as its new president of that division, offering Wall Street a glimmer of hope that Under Armour's struggles on its home turf might subside under new management.
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We've been living through two years that feel like the middle movie of a trilogy, where all the bad guys just keep on winning, and there is only the faintest glimmer of hope.
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Although change is slow—the government is still mostly Afro-Guyanese and Mr Ali says Indo-Guyanese who joined the coalition have been called traitors—elections in 21860 offer another glimmer of hope.
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NICOSIA (Reuters) - With Cyprus reunification talks once again stuck in the doldrums, a basketball initiative that draws young players from the island's Greek and Turkish Cypriot sides provides a welcome glimmer of hope.
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For many of us, memes (both dank and otherwise) are one of the primary draws of going online, a small glimmer of light in the shadow universe that is the world wide web.
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HOUSTON -- Before dropping the series opener against the Houston Astros on Monday night, the Oakland Athletics had caught a glimmer of hope with consecutive series victories over postseason contenders Cleveland and St. Louis.
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Before blockchain schemes were a glimmer in Zuckerberg's eye, Durov was getting rich off of cryptocurrencies and last year his company raised $1.7 billion to develop some sort of decentralized e-payments system.
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One glimmer of hope -- neighboring cities like Palm Springs, Cathedral City and Desert Hot Springs are all weed-friendly, so if you're over 21 you can hit up a licensed dispensary there. Pregame!
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The first glimmer of positivity came last year with the celebrated "San Junipero", about two women finding each other through time and then spending the rest of eternity together in a virtual heaven.
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Two-hundred-and-eighty dollars seems steep for a quarter ounce in 1973 but, as I was not yet a glimmer in my father's eye at the time, the filmmakers would know better.
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Honesty about your true self isn't exactly the hallmark of most online dating apps, but a new one called Glimmer is trying to create a more transparent environment, especially for people with disabilities.
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Now we are about to be given the first glimmer of what Trump intends to present for this year's budget, by the acting head of the Office of Management and Budget, Russell Vought.
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The United States regained a glimmer of hope in the 214th minute when Christian Pulisic, a 248-year-old star in the making, scored to bring his team within striking distance of qualifying.
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An agreement — or a glimmer of a potential cease-fire — would be welcome news to investors amid fears of a global economic slowdown and the Federal Reserve's expected interest rate hike next month.
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The hoped-for inclusion of those shares in MSCI's Emerging Markets Index, which could draw up to $400 billion into Chinese markets, had been a glimmer of light for brokers in Hong Kong.
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Avinash Kar, senior attorney at environmental activist group the Natural Resources Defense Council, said the overall decline offers a "glimmer of hope" that the growing epidemic of drug-resistant infections can be beaten.
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In the wake of her announcement that she would defer to the FBI, some critics of Lynch saw a glimmer of hope that Comey, a longtime Republican, might be emboldened to recommend charges.
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One glimmer of hope for Huawei: Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, the world's largest contract chip maker, said on Thursday that its shipments to HiSilicon, Huawei's chip design affiliate, were not affected, Reuters reports.
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Forms Larger and Bolder: EVA HESSE DRAWINGS offers a glimmer of the spirit, in all of its messiness and hesitation, refinement and self-possession, that made the artist a beacon for successive generations.
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Rahmani noted that the one-week reduction in violence, which Esper said on Saturday marked the lowest level in years, has given the Afghan people "a glimmer of hope" for an enduring peace.
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But if there is a glimmer of hope for the stunned Cavaliers, no team had ever come back from a 3-1 deficit until last year — when Cleveland did that against Golden State.
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But Collins sensed a glimmer of opportunity in the industry's rubble and fell back on a conversation he had had with the builder Tad King years earlier at a restaurant in Naples, Fla.
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But by 25, OWN found a glimmer of hope with the docu-series "Welcome to Sweetie Pie's," about Robbie Montgomery and her family as she runs a soul food restaurant in St. Louis.
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But some botanists who don't want the carnivorous plant to disappear see the Northeast's waterwheels as a glimmer of hope for the species' global survival — or at least a buffer against its extinction.
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French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire told Europe 1 radio on Wednesday that there was a "glimmer of hope" that a Brexit deal could be reached before Britain's scheduled departure on Oct. 31.
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A two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been moving ever farther into the distance for years now, but the Trump administration may have finally killed off any glimmer of optimism.
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But some botanists who don't want the carnivorous plant to disappear see the Northeast's waterwheels as a glimmer of hope for the species' global survival — or at least a buffer against its extinction.
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Nobody else is closer than six shots in what is realistically a two-horse race, which got a little bit interesting when Matsuyama notched two consecutive birdies to give himself a glimmer of hope.
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Wang Weijia of Glimmer of Hope, a charity that provides advice to drug users and their families, says that the provision of addiction treatment at private hospitals and clinics has grown in recent years.
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Named Luciola for its resemblance to the firefly, the featherweight levitating particle weighs 16.2 mg, has a diameter of 3.5 mm (0.14 inch), and emits a red glimmer that can just about illuminate text.
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Bernie Sanders's stunning small donor fundraising may seem at first to offer a glimmer of hope for the future, but it's also a model we've seen before on both the left and the right.
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Somehow the electronic gloss on Fin has the opposite effect, as muted keyboard glimmer and hushed vocal overdub cast shadows over musical elements that might otherwise shine brightly, suggesting depth beyond what's immediately audible.
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And you'd get a glimmer then, Of the cowboy that he used to be, And the man he might have been Before the war and wife and whiskey Had bent him out of shape.
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In that respect, these mapping apps affected the gameplay insofar as they give players a little more information than the game's own interface and offered a glimmer of hope beyond the Rattata-infested monotony.
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Yet, the first few minutes of the glitzy drama's sophomore episode gives us a glimmer of feminist hope as Joan Crawford (Jessica Lange) strikes up an alliance with mortal enemy Bette Davis (Susan Sarandon).
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Once I got to Seattle, I spent an entire day learning about how these two drinks went from being a glimmer of an idea within the Global Beverage Innovation Team to nationwide menu additions.
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While this is a dire health situation, new research from the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences and Addis Ababa University in Ethiopia offers a glimmer of hope in humanity's fight against pesky, lethal mosquitoes.
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Treviño's faint glimmer of hope for victory likely lies in a large number of CD-23 Democratic runoff voters believing that a district whose population is three-quarters Latino should have a Latino representative.
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A compulsive journey across Britain' seas, lakes, rivers, canals, moats and open-air pools, its author pulling on his wetsuit at the merest glimmer of a ripple, the book had the thrill of addiction.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's inflation-adjusted real wages rose in September for the first time in nine months, government data showed, offering a glimmer of hope for a recovery in consumer spending - although an Oct.
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Siddiq, the local MP, also welcomed the reports: "This news is a glimmer of light at the end of a dark tunnel for my constituents Richard, Nazanin and Gabriella," she said in a statement.
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The first real glimmer of hope appeared in December when the Colts held Minnesota and Oakland without a sack in back-to back games — the only times all season they didn't allow a sack.
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Some subjects show off the precious nuggets or flakes they have; the captured gold is at times retouched by hand with metal mixtures so the treasures glimmer against an otherwise black-and-white image.
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From weddings and barbecues to picnics and boozey, outdoor brunches that quickly descend turn into day-long parties, there's something about a glimmer of sunshine that makes on-the-hour alcohol consumption totally acceptable.
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The show's gift is the ray of hope that comes from seeing in each work a glimmer of beauty and a touch of human creativity that could offer a way out of this mess.
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When I finally respond to the usual avalanche of progressive opinion with a glimmer of that perspective, the cordial hosts and hostesses almost immediately are transformed into red-faced Inquisition Dominicans and Wagnerian Valkyries.
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For those who want a glimmer of the demonic to celebrate October but who don't like horror movies, this ridiculous early aughts comedy stars Adam Sandler as Nicky, the eccentric youngest son of Satan.
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There has been a glimmer of light in the past month as the June cut in rates and a proposed relaxation of mortgage lending rules injected some much needed life into the housing market.
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One glimmer of hope is that we've seen tech leaders speak up on recent issues like the attempts to politicize bathroom access, with tech CEOs making effective use of economic pressure to influence policy.
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The branding that emerged around them has, at points, had a glimmer of utility to it, serving as a way to establish the authenticity and reliability of a particular thing from a particular source.
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In one glimmer of good news, a judge did toss out a suit brought by the activist lawyer Gina Miller challenging the legality of the prime minister's decision to suspend Parliament for several weeks.
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Story at a glance In the midst of its driest, hottest and raging bushfire season, Australia weather offered a glimmer of hope to the millions of acres of scorched earth and endangered wildlife: rain.
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Mama June just gave her family -- and her fans -- the first glimmer of hope for her future in a long time ... by sharing a message for her kids, while vowing she's gonna get better.
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India's action to increase access to propane for cooking for 80 million people — which although not a renewable source causes far less air pollution than wood, dung and coal — offers a glimmer of hope.
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This is a glimmer of hope for smaller content creators who were fucked over by YouTube's recent changes to its monetization rules, which made it a lot harder for them to profit off the platform.
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"There is a glimmer of hope, from what I hear from the negotiators," Le Maire told Europe 1 radio, adding that protecting the European single market was the "red line" for France in Brexit talks.
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In Trump's campaign, there was a glimmer of hope that his mind could be changed, that if the right messenger delivered the right appeal at the right time, that Trump could: unify the Republican Party.
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Then Friday, a mere 24 hours later, a glimmer of hope as both the president and defense secretary Jim Mattis seemed to signal optimism the talks could happen after all following conciliatory statements from Pyongyang.
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Ben also tells her about killing a kid in Iraq, and this story is why I have the faintest glimmer of hope that this may have been what really happened and not just a wish.
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