" As for whether Lisa was holding out for money, Kyle says, "THEY asked if Lisa was holding out for money to attend the shower.
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" Someone else joked, "I'm holding out for the colonoscopy.
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Texas is the largest state holding out against Medicaid expansion.
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But we're still holding out hope for a royal wedding!
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This one is less clear, but I'm holding out hope.
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For her supporters, they're holding out hope that it isn't.
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I am holding out hope that is not the case.
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But are you holding out for a bloodbath there, too?
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Some people are still holding out for a U.S. place.
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They surrendered on Thursday, after holding out for 40 days.
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They reached the part of her that was holding out.
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Exxon is the only major producer holding out so far.
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Leifer, for his part, is holding out for something new.
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He also said that one family was still holding out.
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She was holding out because she didn't like the NDA.
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If you're holding out for the OG, we get it.
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" In terms of Bukowski, I'm holding out for "On Schlitz.
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The conservative House Freedom Caucus is also holding out votes.
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Or is he just holding out so he can redeploy?
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Also, aren't we holding out for Google to buy Twitter?
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The N.F.L. will survive another player holding out for money.
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"I'm bleeding," I said, holding out my arm in evidence.
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"I have tremors," she said, holding out her shaking hands.
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I introduced myself, holding out my hand to shake his.
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But nobody is holding out much hope that will happen.
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It seems that she's been holding out for love anyway.
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But, he's holding out hope things go according to plan.
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I am holding out hope she'll do the right thing.
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Analysts weren't holding out much hope of an office-rent recovery.
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Have you been holding out on getting an Apple iPad Pro?
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Apparently, he's holding out for when Ventimiglia scores an Oscar nod.
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Most Republicans are merely holding out on one hope or another.
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He also seems to be holding out hope that Warner Bros.
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That's when I buy the things I've been holding out for.
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I really wish I wasn't still holding out hope; it sucks.
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Much like anyone still holding out hope for Half-Life 3.
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But one analyst is holding out hope in a big way.
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Instead, they're holding out for the return of the land itself.
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Essentially, they are holding out a carrot to the Chinese regulators.
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And what concessions did Ryan receive from Trump by holding out?
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Kron, from Trillium, said he's still holding out hope he will.
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Trump is holding out for $5.7 billion for a border wall.
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But I am holding out hope for something better from him.
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Most leagues are holding out hope that seasons aren't totally bungled.
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"Britni," Ms. Harris shouted to her daughter, holding out her lipsticks.
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And losers in the HQ2 search are still holding out hope.
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They'd been holding out hope that they'd be an expansion candidate.
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But Kristin Davis — aka prim and proper Charlotte — is holding out hope.
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They're holding out hope because they don't have much of a choice.
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We're holding out hope for a scale replica of Starkiller Base, honestly.
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I'm not holding out that much hope for the QAnon folks, however.
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For those holding out hope for a reconciliation, there's some encouraging news.
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"We're holding out hope it's not too serious," manager Dave Roberts said.
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Will you be buying now or holding out for that rumored iPhone?
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Martinez is not the only prominent Republican holding out support for Trump.
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Most Sahrawis, though, are holding out for the referendum that was promised.
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Bonnie Tyler once opined that she was holding out for a hero.
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But some of Biden's most ardent political supporters are holding out hope.
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Rob Tibbetts, though, is holding out hope that Mollie is still alive.
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" Some are still holding out hope: "Beyoncé always does the right thing.
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We will admit, however, that we were holding out for Calabasas West.
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I'm holding out hope that another species can listen to our music.
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The president's still holding out the option of pulling out of it.
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Until then, we'll be holding out for a Tuxedo Mask-inspired lipstick.
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We were still holding out a glimmer of hope after yesterday's primaries.
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But other creditors appeared late Sunday to be holding out for cash.
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Elliott is currently holding out from Cowboys camp seeking a new contract.
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But supporters are still holding out hope Trump will sign the resolution.
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I'm still holding out for my female food/travel show host, Netflix.
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All last night I was holding out hope that it wasn't true.
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Kim struck her deal back in April, but NeNe's been holding out.
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"It's not exactly right," he said, holding out the fully inflated bunny.
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"Pole dancers are masochists," Mr. Kyle said, holding out his callused palms.
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Ezekiel's been holding out since the start of training camp in July.
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But displaced people holding out in camps remain wary of going home.
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It's not one of lots of hand-holding out of the box.
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"We're still holding out hope because Alfie continues to fight," said Kiska.
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In fact, if you've been holding out until now, you're actually golden.
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One bitcoin bear is holding out for change in the cryptocurrency market.
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"Instead of holding out and waiting, we locked it in," he said.
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British officials said they were still holding out hope for further help.
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On Friday morning, protesters and sexual assault survivors were holding out hope.
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Others believe Manafort is just holding out for Trump to pardon him.
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But somebody is holding out and won't come out and shoot with us.
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Rosita is pissed that Spener was holding out on her about the guns.
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So those swimsuits and puffy sleeved dresses you've been holding out on purchasing?
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"You left this on the bench," he said, holding out her water bottle.
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Some of them are holding out hope for a second referendum on Brexit.
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Though I'm now engaged, there are a few reasons I'm still holding out.
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"How about your last name?" the guard presses on, holding out a form.
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Moreover, no-one's holding out for a quick resolution of the trade war.
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We'll all go to bed holding out little ones even tighter this evening.
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Many fans are still holding out hope that Snow isn't really dead, though.
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Probably not quite the amount that Bell has been holding out for, though.
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"Can you pinch me?" she asked, holding out her arm to a reporter.
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"Have some steak, Hina," Sara said, holding out a piece toward Hina's plate.
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But party operatives are holding out hope for the GOP to hang on.
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A man walked up to the two young women, holding out his phone.
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But if you're holding out for a single genre to help guide you?
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Proof holding out to upgrade your hair dryer really does pay off. 4.
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The central bank is holding out for all banks to keep money flowing.
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Instead of opting for a transplant, she's holding out hope for a cure.
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We're just holding out hope that the curling stone emoji remains as is.
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Markets are holding out hopes for an interim trade deal before the Dec.
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Some Republicans on Capitol Hill are still holding out hope Trump could reverse course.
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We're holding out for a rapture that vaporizers the haters right off the planet.
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Teter said she's holding out for the party to change course and nominate Sanders.
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For days, the Bledsoe family had searched frantically, holding out the slimmest of hopes.
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He added that the family is holding out for a conviction and proper sentencing.
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So if you've been holding out or keeping quiet, it's time to get serious.
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I'm still holding out hope that Dolores might run into a dinosaur one day.
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While Nowalk did tell press that he, personally, "hates weddings," I'm holding out hope.
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Researchers speculate that they were holding out for positions that better matched their skills.
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They launch regular air strikes against groups holding out in pockets of the city.
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Todd Chrisley's estranged daughter Lindsie is not holding out hope for a family reunion.
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On Thursday, Thune was still holding out a hope a deal could be reached.
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This new research, though, suggests that holding out for a perfect match isn't necessary.
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We know that Doug killed Rachel, but a desperate Lisa is holding out hope.
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Ernst had been holding out her support for EPA Air Office nominee Bill Wehrum.
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In this environment, holding out for a raise can seem hopeless, or even dangerous.
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What, exactly, the Islamic State fighters were holding out for was lost on me.
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RBA policymakers are still holding out hope for an eventual recovery in wage power.
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He said he does not think the Vermont senator is holding out for anything.
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But according to Vice President Joe Biden, Sanders isn't going to keep holding out.
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They have been holding out hope it might be watered down in further negotiations.
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"In Rio their Jesus is like this," said our guide, holding out his arms.
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He said he knows he might lose money, but he was holding out hope.
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However, Oberg was positive on the U.S. market holding out in the first quarter.
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If anything, it gives people holding out an opportunity to scoop up some deals.
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And as a result, YouTube is joining the plan, after months of holding out.
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But the United States, under the directive of President Donald Trump, is holding out.
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Alternatively, maybe Manafort is just holding out hope that he can beat the charges.
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"It's honestly heartbreaking, with a feeling of helplessness, while still holding out hope," Joshua says.
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As my dad puts it, Marks' liver was "holding out a white flag" by then.
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For instance, small businesses are holding out for the 20 percent qualified business income deduction.
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Holding out too firmly though could irritate the American side, which might demand concessions elsewhere.
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Monsanto has been holding out for an improved offer before providing confidential information to Bayer.
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But the retailer's C.E.O. is holding out slim hope for a rival bid to emerge.
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It'd be nice if the company would reconsider this, but I'm not holding out hope.
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"But also, I am holding out hope that I'll get a unicorn for my birthday."
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If you've been holding out for a 4K TV, this could be your lucky year.
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They have been holding out the hope it might be watered down in further negotiations.
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Unfortunately for Meredith, her sister is still holding out hope Riggs could change his mind.
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It's not a question of half a loaf versus holding out for the whole thing.
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Q: Do you think some people are holding out to see how (Brexit) negotiations go?
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We're still holding out hope for a live-action show on Netflix at some point.
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But why is Samsung eliminating the analog audio port after holding out for so long?
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But Grey's fans are still holding out hope for the pair to get back together.
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Have you been holding out on pledging your financial allegiance to a music streaming service?
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The rest of the world is still holding out hope Trump will change his mind.
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This time, however, the couple said they are not holding out hope for an apology.
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Manafort so far appears to be holding out for a presidential pardon, according to Turley.
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Lindholm missed the Ducks' first eight games while holding out as a restricted free agent.
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Here is the reluctant husband, holding out until the final second for an automatic peck.
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Ezekiel Elliott is holding out of the Dallas Cowboys' training camp for a new contract.
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As a devout Sanders supporter, no part of me is holding out for the astronomical.
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But, in the meantime, Smyrichinsky said he's still holding out hope that it's a UFO.
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Still, Victoria is holding out hope that the two sides can reach an amicable resolution.
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I'm holding out for when the city inevitably claims my home province as a suburb.
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Republican leaders are holding out hope that Mr. Trump may still appear with Mr. Strange.
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It's wasn't a question of half a loaf versus holding out for the whole thing.
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"Strategic gain" can include blocking a bill the minority opposes or holding out for amendments.
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We are holding out in our empty nest (our two daughters live in the States).
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"Feel it, it's wet," said Daniel Battaglia, 37, holding out his butternut squash French horn.
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Still, some investors are holding out hope that the tariff threats are a negotiating tactic.
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They are holding out for a 5 percent raise after four years without any increase.
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And each sides sees political benefit to holding out and resisting any sort of compromise.
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At least one is still holding out hope that Obamacare could be undone, and soon.
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Some of the label's most notable acts are still holding out from Spotify, et al.
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Genevieve: I'm happy to agree to disagree re: Elizabeth, whom I'm still holding out hope for.
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I'm still holding out hope that Rachel will be able sniff out Lee's bullshit, and fast!
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But perhaps most likely is that Manafort is just holding out for Trump to pardon him.
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He ties it off, hands it off like he's holding out a sword to a king.
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However, it faced resistance from some NXP shareholders, who were holding out for a better price.
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She says Washington may be holding out the threat of sanctions to see how Maduro responds.
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Carberry is holding out hope that a human moon landing won't derail NASA's 2033 Mars goal.
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Son is holding out hope that regulators will allow Sprint will to merge with T-Mobile.
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The Austin, Texas, couple had been holding out hope that at least Abby would be spared.
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Cathy McMorris Rodgers of Washington -- has not yet endorsed Trump and is holding out alongside Ryan.
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Holding Out For A Hero Game of Thrones is leaning hard into this Jon/Dany relationship.
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Some, after holding out for months, eventually gave in to pressure to go by something else.
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I'm personally holding out for somebody to bring a low cost, origami-grade version to market.
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We're still holding out for Helen Mirren to give "Womanizer" some love, but this will do.
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But, believe it or not, Uber was not the only high-profile tech company holding out.
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Iraq had been holding out against a cut, as it has been ramping up its production.
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Just don't tell Bronn — he's still holding out for all those castles and wives Jaime promised.
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And while her legal woes aren't over, Curtis is holding out hope for a peaceful resolution.
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" One fan commented about seeing the two together, "Still holding out y'all can work it out.
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Analysts aren't necessarily holding out too much hope that Japan's investors will shift to riskier assets.
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All of them are presumed dead, but some family members say they're still holding out hope.
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"I'm gonna offer you a fist bump," Tinker Hatfield says, holding out his gloved right hand.
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Thomas has been involved in a pay dispute with the Seahawks, holding out of training camp.
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That opened the door for Anthony Kennedy, who, as it happened, was worth holding out for.
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But the optics of Elliott traveling to a resort town while holding out could provoke criticism.
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For those who have been holding out since 7993, the day, as expected, is finally here.
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With Manson it never materialized, but people were holding out for some end of the rainbow.
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In that way, he certainly gave people holding out some modicum of shelter to consider him.
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Mr. Cabrera said he was holding out hope that investigators eventually arrest someone in the case.
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The problem with holding out for a perfect Brexit plan is that you can't fix stupid.
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Police are investigating, and Dallon says he's holding out hope they can get their stuff back.
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Mexico and the U.S. reached accord on a new Nafta, but the Canadians are holding out.
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Or is it just a cruel chimera, holding out the allure of an elusive pro career?
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Israel is not a latter-day Crusader kingdom holding out against a 21st-century Mahometan horde.
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He will have further tests Monday and the Falcons are "holding out hope," per the report.
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And there was confusion about what Pelosi could reasonably hope to achieve by holding out further.
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If you&aposve been holding out on signing up for Disney Plus, you&aposre in luck.
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But some Braves fans were holding out hope the corporate-sounding name wouldn't adorn the stadium.
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My guess is Apple is holding out to negotiate a better deal with the cable guys.
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London, for now, looks to be holding out against encouraging the new method of urban travel.
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Holding out hope Alana Anderson, who stood with Jacobs, said she and her grandson were close.
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If you've been holding out for even cheaper prices, Black Friday deals are on the way.
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They're transformational movements, holding out the promise that American society can be remade into something better.
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But they're holding out hope that the Supreme Court may take an interest not long after.
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I imagine he's holding out for Real Madrid or Barcelona, but will probably sign for Bournemouth.
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Personally I'm still holding out for justice for Short Round and probably will be until I die.
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And family members are still holding out hope that they will be reunited with their loved ones.
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If you're not holding out for a smartphone with a truly gigantic screen, it's your best bet.
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Your job is to be discerning, holding out for the magic of a mind-body-soul connection.
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The left was holding out for Collins, a Republican from Maine, and minutes after her announcement Sen.
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Aguilar is holding out hope to see what Trump will do now to actually help the island.
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Partovi is still holding out hope that federal funding will come through Congress to help the cause.
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If you've been holding out on any pieces from fall collections, now is the time to shop.
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He beckons them by holding out the football, which he is magnanimous enough to offer his subjects.
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A great way to visualize it is by holding out your thumb in front of your face.
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It was the same worry shared by many other moderates who were holding out against the bill.
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In the meantime, two dashers who spoke with Gizmodo said they're just holding out for something better.
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Manchin is holding out his support for Judge Kavanaugh in order to assist liberal Chuck Schumer's obstructionism.
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" Asked if DNA will solve the case, Jackson responded: "I am still holding out for the DNA.
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Despite this, reporters and activists are holding out hope for a "climate change election" in the future.
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It works out — they get rewarded for holding out — but I'm not frustrated at all or anything.
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Ahead, we've rounded up a few of our favorites (though we're still holding out for Michael Jordan's).
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Personally I'm holding out for my virtual reality space map, but this might do as a stopgap.
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So whereas Mr Hunt has been holding out against the junior hospital doctors, he is mollifying GPs.
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" Though Taylor is holding out to see about funding, he said, "[Trump] has clearly been more attentive.
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"This is, you see, I have been tortured by C.I.A.," Mr. Mohammed said, holding out his wrists.
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Mark Sanford are among the Republicans who are holding out their official support for Trump in 2020.
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"Money is holding out," said Todd Rosenbluth, a mutual fund specialist at Standard & Poor's Global Market Intelligence.
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Mr Hassett, though, doubles down by holding out the further possibility that wages might rise by $9,000.
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Jon Favreau is holding out hope that all the MCU characters "continue to share the screen together."
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Trump's measured comments on Wednesday indicate he is still holding out hope the summit will move forward.
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For those still holding out hope for something akin to a Surface Phone, however, well, keep holding.
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Now the Rangers will be holding out their hands again, for more than double that amount. Why?
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"This sells for $2300," said Agarwal, holding out a bracelet made with seeds the size of gumballs.
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We've got blood, announced a nurse, holding out the tissue, and the atmosphere in the room shifted.
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But he doesn't have a contract, so he's not holding out, he's just not working right now.
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The company, based in New Jersey, is still holding out hope that it can refinance the debt.
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Elliott is currently holding out for a renegotiated contract and training on his own in Cabo, Mexico.
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"I'm still holding out for the possibility they may get a cancellation from J.Lo," Ms. Bancroft joked.
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But for now, they're holding out on releasing their first full episode until they reach 50,000 subscribers.
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"Look," he says, holding out a handful of plump, shiny olives from the new generation of saplings.
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If they are overly concerned with ownership, he advises holding out until the seed round if possible.
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If you've been holding out on a deal for the latest iPad Air, the wait is over.
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Disney+ is jumping on the Cyber Monday sales train to entice those who have been holding out.
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It was that kind of intervention that Ryan's comments on Tuesday appeared to be holding out for.
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This has led to speculation that he's really just holding out for a pardon from President Trump.
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For now, many libertarians are holding out hope that Trump is just a flash in the pan.
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The Game's been holding out on 40 Glocc ... who says it's time to pay the hell up.
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Activists are still holding out hope about the remaining "irons in the fire," one source told NBC News.
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He helped push through the nuclear accord with Iran, notably holding out for tough conditions against the Iranians.
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Shoppers have an easier time holding out for sales when they are buying common items like T-shirts.
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Can we start holding out hope that Pee-wee Herman's next movie might be called Magic Pee-wee?
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Since then, Democrats have continued to negotiate with Mueller, holding out hope he would agree to testify voluntarily.
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While there hasn't been a response from Panda Express yet, we're still holding out for a clever response.
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In Georgia's governor race, Democrat Stacey Abrams is holding out hope for a recount or even a runoff.
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You're still holding out for McDreamy to somehow make a miraculous and highly improbable return to Grey's Anatomy.
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There are a couple of reasons why those banks are still holding out on adding Apple Pay support.
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If those fail, a no-confidence motion could follow in parliament, holding out the prospect of more uncertainty.
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Stannis built a fleet to capture the island, the last Targaryen stronghold holding out against the rebel soldiers.
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We're holding out for Charlotte's trademark head over the shoulder wave on the steps of St. George's Chapel.
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Some analysts say Zuma is holding out for a deal to protect him from prosecution after he resigns.
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When I reached it, he said "wait…" and when I turned around he was holding out my bag.
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I'm still holding out for a cigarettes-and-pine-needles scented candle under the Christmas tree this year.
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Four countries - Finland, Sweden, Germany and Russia - have approved the pipeline's construction, but Denmark has been holding out.
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After holding out, Cruz endorsed Trump last month, just before the candidate went into a public-opinion tailspin.
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"Here the leaves are twisted and made small," Arun explains, holding out a small piece of tangled tea.
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For most, this could be seen as the career renaissance your boy Ulrich has been holding out for.
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Longtime infrastructure advocates say they're still holding out for word about how Clinton would pay for her plan.
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Holding out for a hero is a common trope on television, and well, we need to keep holding.
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For one, some people are generally private and may have been holding out on Swarm for that reason.
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I kept my weekly ritual of passing by the Bay Ridge store, holding out hope Keano would materialize.
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McCain had been holding out support based on an insistence that defense spending increase by billions of dollars.
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Clinton's organizational advantages and holding out hope that she can best Mr. Trump decisively on a debate stage.
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Research published today in Science gives 'a new hope' (I'm so sorry) for those holding out for lightsabers.
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But the Parks Department is holding out hope that the thieves will realize the error in their ways.
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And it has had North American cities holding out billions to deliver its new outposts to their doors.
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But it was not enough to win over the most senior African-American Democrats who were holding out.
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Numerous Democrats are holding out for a deal on those immigrants before voting for the government funding bill.
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For some reason, I chose to torture myself by holding out hope that something would prevent its passage.
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Chicago resident Jackie Rosa thanked teachers for their "fearless fight" and courage in holding out for a deal.
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Holding out for consensus and placing faith in shared goals and unenforceable targets is not a climate plan.
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We always recommend remaining patient when it comes to deals, and holding out for the big shopping events.
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Cameroon then attacked in waves as Egypt appeared to be holding out for extra time and penalty kicks.
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The unions were holding out for an increase of at least 15 percent in an increasingly acrimonious dispute.
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The first trial ended in a hung jury in May 2015, with one juror holding out for acquittal.
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He's in the room with your Silicon Valley people trying to, like, holding out his hat in hand.
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Still, I'm not holding out for an invite to Trump Tower for a family reunion any time soon.
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Anyone else holding out for an updated version of TLOP that sees Kanye spilling his guts on wax?
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We're about to put Aunt Becky in prison and I kind of ... Becky's holding out, it looks like.
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While her next project isn't the Sabrina or Clarissa reboot we've been waiting for, I'm still holding out hope.
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You may want to binge Sex & The City on HBO Go instead of holding out for a third movie.E!
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Drunk on fan theories, a number of movie and science fiction websites garnered clicks by holding out that hope.
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It's an immediately apparent upgrade — there's a reason so many Air owners have been holding out for the addition.
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On Friday, President Trump suggested that the unpaid workers would thank him for holding out for a border wall.
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Update: though it seems an official shut down looms imminent, some within the leadership are holding out hope still.
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"Oh, my god," Benedict Cumberbatch said at Marvel's Hall H panel on Saturday evening, holding out his trembling hand.
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Fabian Castillo, owner of a Buenos Aires shoe factory, is holding out hope the peso will recover some value.
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A blockchain permits just one version of the truth, holding out the promise of huge savings in back offices.
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Asked about the election Thursday, Pelosi appeared to be holding out for whatever comes on or before the Dec.
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Asking prices fell because, after holding out, sellers realized "the only way forward was drop their price," he said.
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Me, I'm still holding out for that space-based solar array we've been promised for the last fifty years.
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What if you ate your afternoon snack a little earlier, instead of holding out until your stomach starts rumbling?
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It's hard to find any social network that disallows liking, but Google is still holding out on this feature.
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Here are some highlights: Political prognosticator Obama appears to be holding out hope that Trump's presidential aspirations flame out.
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Still, Jon says he's holding out a scintilla of hope ... because a strong left-handed batter would be DOPE!
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Republican Senator Jeff Flake, who had been holding out support for the legislation, said he now supported the bill.
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If there's a fucking cap or headscarf in his hand, I'm going to— He's holding out a white helmet.
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And he did it by holding out the possibility of a new connection between the people and their government.
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All of which means that SpaceX has some beautiful footage locked up and has been holding out on us.
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Until then, while holding out for the yogi emoji on your iPhone, take a deep breath and say "om."
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But even though all signs point to the contrary, I'm still holding out hope that Fanoomies pulls through. Why?
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And I am holding out hope that Jessica Chastain will see me across a crowded room and be smitten.
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And apparently, over time, kids are getting better and better at holding out for that second piece of candy.
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He is holding out hope, though, that his prospects could soon change, thanks to a new cultural project nearby.
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No party factions are holding out on specific items that would make the bill a non-starter for others.
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Making Ekeler even more intriguing is the fact that Melvin Gordon is currently holding out for a new contract.
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Blanc in the video walked in front of Perdue, holding out her hand to him as she introduced herself.
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Other Democrats are holding out hope, characterizing NAFTA's effects on workers and farmers in their districts as a disaster.
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But Mayor Weaver's still holding out for some native Michiganders to step up -- like, the most famous ones possible.
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I'm holding out hope we will get clarity, but every time we sense we're getting on track, we're not.
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As far as I knew, we were merely holding out until the other was ready to call it quits.
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As the expected end date for that search approaches, families of those lost are holding out hope for answers.
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Within the right wing, perhaps the deepest reservoir of Trump support, lawmakers are holding out support for the president.
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Landlords are holding out for the highest rents possible, and retail spaces are empty as they await future development.
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The activist investor had been holding out for CapGemini to make a higher bid, arguing its offer undervalued Altran.
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John McCain (R-AZ), who is also holding out support because he opposes the process that produced these bills.
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It keeps farmers holding out hope and making excuses for him, even as his trade war devastates their operations.
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And while Cowboys brass has been frustrated with Zeke holding out for a new deal ... TO's all about it.
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The first trial ended in a hung jury in May 2015, with a lone juror holding out for acquittal.
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Once again, America was holding out against the consensus, this time for a plan for a new climate treaty.
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He was, he made clear, holding out for a transfer back to Atlético Madrid, his former club in Spain.
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The self-proclaimed master deal-maker is arguing that he is holding out for a bigger and better deal.
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"If the union is holding out for 'my way or the highway,' the bargaining is in trouble," he said.
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I would usually have something more substantial, but I'm holding out for our department-wide teatime at 4:30.
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Mr. Solow has been holding out for years for companies willing to pay a hefty $216 per square foot.
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The Greens are holding out for carbon dioxide emissions cuts that would require the closing of 20 coal plants.
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She would nod and smile, holding out her empty glass, and he would hurry to make her another drink.
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Some lawmakers are holding out for an analysis from the International Trade Commission, which is due in mid-April.
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Two weeks later, when I approached the luggage carrousel, I spotted a man holding out his hand and smiling.
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That means people holding out for the $35,000 version of the Model 3 won't get the full tax credit.
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He offered to talk to Iran&aposs leaders, holding out the promise of an end to the economic pain.
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"There are some holding out hope for a comprehensive, massive 15 percent corporate tax rate reduction by March," she said.
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I head to get my eyebrows threaded and upper lip waxed after holding out just a litttttle bit too long.
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Green Plains has not yet activated the co-op because Becker is holding out hope lawmakers will address the imbalance.
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I felt like it would be put to good use, and I'm still holding out the hope that it will.
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While Dev gave online dating a good try, he really was always holding out for his "more real," IRL connection.
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Still, that so many people might be holding out for the X does not bode well for its eventual availability.
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I was still holding out some last-minute hopes for a surprise character visit, but eventually, the producer showed up.
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The American Horror Story cast isn't holding out on us when it comes to mysteries of the current Roanoke season.
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The Hawaiian turtles, though, were extremely late bloomers, holding out for an average of 29 years before they began breeding.
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Can you believe that "President" Karzai of Afghanistan is holding out for more, more, more and refuses to sign deal.
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The core of the original show, however, is holding out and trying to keep things the way they always were.
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Financial services lobbyists and investors are holding out hope that tax reform could still happen before the 2018 midterm elections.
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As we reported ... Kyle said there was drama and insinuated Lisa's absence might be her holding out to get paid.
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Airlines are holding out to determine whether Boeing will lower its prices in light of the Max issues, Baggaley believes.
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People with diabetes are still holding out for a true "artificial pancreas," which would automate the diagnostic monitoring and injections.
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They say that they are still holding out hope Paul pulls off a surprising comeback in the White House race.
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Whereas the NEA is declaring outright opposition, the AFT is cautiously engaging with DeVos, holding out hope for common ground.
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For some, it will already have passed, while others may be holding out for a Switch port of Pikmin 3.
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"Superstore" never quite got it together in its first season, but the cast is so lovable I'm holding out hope.
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Here's what else is happening: If you were holding out any hope for this weekend, we have some bad news.
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But critics of the long-stalled plan, including Mr. Onaga, the governor, are holding out for a more drastic drawdown.
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Mercy says she is holding out hope for the government to assist and for people to give her job opportunities.
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Many Republicans were hesitant to vote on the measure while Trump was still holding out the possibility of a veto.
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Holding out his broken phone, Omar said the police had grabbed it from him and smashed it on the ground.
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CBS — CBS is holding out for more money to provide content to streaming services, according to the New York Post.
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CBS (CBS) is holding out for more money to provide content to streaming services, according to the New York Post.
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"The chances of it coming back negative are very slim but we're holding out hope that might happen," Kawa said.
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Or you can keep holding out hope for Domino's to get its shit together and start delivering pizza by drone.
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Elliott is currently holding out for a new contract, hoping to become the highest-paid running back in the NFL.
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So, no, Trevor Noah, the host of "The Daily Show," isn't holding out hope for an interview any time soon.
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"I'm the worst son in the world," I told her, reaching for the scraps of paper she was holding out.
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He's heard rumors that only students from level three countries will be allowed to stay, but he's holding out hope.
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Sunday's legal back-and-forth may encourage supporters holding out hope that he can still return to unite Brazil's left.
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Ms. Abrams is holding out hope — according to the A.P., her campaign has started reserving television airtime for runoff ads.
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But Kane is holding out hope for Mars One, a private endeavor by Dutch engineer and business whiz Bas Lansdorp.
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They have been, too many times the project has been delayed, and they're just holding out and waiting for investment.
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Arquette is holding out her Golden Globe as King bows and appears to hit her forehead squarely on the award.
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But in this universe, here's my review: it's the MacBook Pro that lots of people have been holding out for.
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The agreement is a sign of the weakening resistance to Medicaid expansion in red states that had been holding out.
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If you've been holding out for a solid deal on the Pixel 2128, today's deal might be worth the wait.
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And it is not hard to imagine a trailing candidate holding out for a late show of strength, like Mrs.
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The source said Brazilian farmers holding out for higher corn prices were another factor leading JBS to buy from Argentina.
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Although Apple is still holding out hope for the Touch Bar, this one at least has a physical Escape key.
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Trump raised the pressure on Sunday, holding out the possibility of using trade as a lever to secure Chinese cooperation.
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China had been expected to make life hard for U.S. companies, but has instead been holding out an olive branch.
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He said he's holding out for "stabilization" and a lift in comps, which Macy's new loyalty program could help achieve.
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In the meantime, the Nintendo Switch is reaping the rewards of video game players holding out for new gaming systems.
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I cannot be the only one who is still holding out hope for a spinoff for Jena Malone's Johanna Mason.
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Annleigh (Kaitlyn Frank) is a devout Christian who has been holding out on her boyfriend of six years (Louis Griffin).
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There's not much use holding out for a discounted Gucci belt, as sales on these highly demanded items almost never happen.
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Perhaps they are taking Tim Cook's advice to heart and holding out for jobs that are lucrative as well as meaningful.
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The extraordinary mark-up in prices inspired the now pervasive model of buying new work and holding out for a profit.
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You might be holding out for Black Friday and Cyber Monday, but we can't promise you'll get anything better than this.
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Other Democrats think that's a dim hope in today's bitterly divided Congress, and see little point in holding out for bipartisanship.
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With Arrival justly on the Best Picture list this year, I'm holding out hope that this long streak will be broken.
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Unanswered calls Five minutes' drive away, Dang Thi Ha is holding out hope that her son survived the cross-channel journey.
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There are a lot of long-shot dark horses on this team, but I'm holding out for them to surprise me.
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And if you're holding out for a Friday Night Lights reunion, well, Britton hinted in June that it could actually happen.
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The ten MPs of the Northern Irish Democratic Unionist Party along with dozens of "Spartan" Tory Brexiteers are doggedly holding out.
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The analyst said Iran could be holding out on rival Saudi Arabia, as the Saudis become increasingly desperate for higher prices.
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Harun Calehr, uncle of two boys killed in the crash, said he was not holding out hope for a swift resolution.
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Now, he insisted, he is living in poverty again, holding out hope that the authorities will one day leave him alone.
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But it is for management to weigh up a quick settlement against how many billions you could save by holding out.
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But in case you were still holding out hope, Vanity Fair just squashed it: Kendrick won't be returning for season 8.
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But I'm still holding out hope for a poppier, even more colorful and stylized take on a Belle and Sebastian musical.
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The 'Creed' star's still holding out hope it's just a rumor, though ... but as far as we know, it's totally legit.
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Meanwhile, plenty of folks are holding out for a revised MacBook Pro that focuses on professionals again — and a better keyboard.
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This a pretty swell promotion if you've been holding out on buying a Google Home Mini for yourself or someone else.
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More likely, however, is that they'll just keep swiping, holding out hope that the next picture is hotter than the last.
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Otherwise, even a single friend holding out on Messenger will lure you back into iMessage or the default Android messaging system.
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LG, Nokia, Xiaomi, and Vivo are all bringing out new devices with the button, but Huawei and Samsung are holding out.
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Not that we think 45 was holding out for the Migos vote -- Cardi's made it clear how she feels about Trump.
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He is one of those lifers, and he's holding out against the 3D-printing revolution for as long as he can.
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Ravaged by injuries, the team has been a major disappointment, but fans were holding out hope until the debacle in Cleveland.
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Not the case, my rickshaw driver Ganesh carefully explains, holding out multi-pronged tea leaf against the backdrop of rolling hills.
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Last we checked, North was holding out for some new baby Balenciaga, and Blue Ivy was vying for a Gucci contract.
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Williams is holding out in a contract-related matter and, according to reports, has no intention of coming to training camp.
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I'm also holding out hope for a portable version of the largely forgotten Wii U role-playing game Tokyo Mirage Sessions.
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One of the most humanoid of them is holding out a pen, and seems keen for the man to wake up.
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The Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar, is chief among those EU leaders holding out for the prospect of a second referendum.
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If you don't already have a Switch, or you've been holding out on getting one, now's a great time jump in.
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Beyond that, the GOP leader is holding out hope for an infrastructure deal, though he insists its cost must be offset.
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Aside from the moderates, some Republican senators are growing impatient with conservatives holding out after campaigning for years to repeal ObamaCare.
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Is Siri your idea of what we can call "AI," or are you holding out for a bonafide real-world SkyNet?
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At the same time, he had also told reporters he was holding out for a doubling of growth to 6 percent.
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As he was walking back to his office for more information on the derailment, he was still holding out the print.
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If you have someone in your life who's holding out on taking proper safety precautions, tell them the President said so.
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Hours later, the jury had yet to reach a verdict, and two jurors were rumored to be holding out for acquittal.
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Theresa and Larry announced their split in December after 28 years of marriage, but were holding out hope for a reconciliation.
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There was glitter on the street, drumbeats in the air and a man in a yellow wig holding out rainbow flags.
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They love us despite our messy lives, stay connected to us through our struggles, always holding out the hope of redemption.
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A few events are still holding out, including the Cannes Film Festival, which is scheduled to run from May 12-23.
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As of Wednesday evening, many Democrats were still holding out hope that the sides could reach an agreement before the recess.
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Our sources say Todd's holding out hope the court will award Elvis to him as part of the final divorce judgment.
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There are still some holding out hope that some Republicans will change their minds and vote to remove Trump on Wednesday.
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Jaish al-Islam says it is holding out in its part of the enclave in the eastern Ghouta town of Douma.
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Mr. Obama's advisers did not disclose a position and were holding out until the vote to watch how the matter developed.
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She has decided to give him forty dollars, which she's folded in half and is holding out even before they speak.
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Their many letters to each other are often kind and affectionate, holding out the promise of reconciliation right to the end.
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Elsewhere in Asia, the South Korean won, Singapore dollar,and the Taiwanese dollar are also holding out well, according to analysts.
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Paris Hilton posted a video of herself, shades on and holding out the train of her outfit, surrounded by twinkling stars.
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No telling yet whether they'll be half as moving as they were in their original form, but we're holding out hope.
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Some in Parliament are still holding out hope that the deal can be renegotiated, though this is a somewhat disingenuous argument.
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After hours of holding out for a cure, her mayors gave her one more turn to either find one or declare.
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But at the time, Simpson was still a young man who thought he was doing the right thing by holding out.
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After decades of protests, legislation, setbacks, and litigation, the 220 states still holding out against the inevitable were ordered to relent.
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Bran's warged into ravens, but we're still holding out hope that this quote has some (dead) dragon-sized significance in Season 8.
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Still, for those of us holding out hope that Woods and Jenner can work things out, the duo's Instagram suggests it's possible.
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Lines extended around parking lots as customers waited in the summer heat, even holding out umbrellas to shade them from the sun.
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The toy company is holding out-of-business sales at its stores, which will shut down by June 29, USA Today reports.
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Employees can also accept cash from older customers unfamiliar with mobile payments by holding out a plastic box attached to a stick.
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Martinez had previously said she was holding out on endorsing the presumptive GOP nominee, insisting she had yet to be sufficiently impressed.
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Although holding out hope that West's politics won't affect his work is still tempting for some, many fans have seen this coming.
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And hey, there's a headphone jack, too, if you have been holding out to get a modern phone that still has one.
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She worked with organizations like Holding Out Hands, which works with those who've fled the FLDS and other religious sects in Utah.
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Some mining pools are refusing to switch to SegWit, holding out for a block size increase instead, which does involve trade-offs.
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Apple is also reportedly holding out on new Apple Pencil features, and a simple toggle in the email app to mute threads.
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One shot shows Thompson's character holding out a clipboard, asking a woman to check off "yes" or "no" to denote her consent.
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It is holding out hope to beat rivals to market in first-line treatment of small cell and squamous cell lung cancer.
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Investors are holding out hope that JCPenney can be a bright spot in what appears to be a weak retail earnings season.
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I'd been holding out, but after selling my HTC Vive last week as part of moving house, this felt like a sign.
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These might not be the only toys available, though, so we're still holding out hope for a new vibrator with our hamburgers.
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"Hey, nice to meet you!" he said, holding out his hand to the woman who was visibly taken aback at his presence.
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He decided to clean up and head home, holding out hope, however tentative: There were still 40,000 votes left to be counted.
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The Angola 15 garnered international attention in October when they went on a hunger strike, with Beirão holding out for 36 days.
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If that's a big deal, I'd suggest holding out for the next generation, as those will almost certainly be getting that functionality.
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In the long run, Corlette, the Georgetown professor, is holding out hope that Congress will focus on the plight of the uninsured.
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In Texas, Democrats are holding out hope that someday, the Latino vote could flip the state from deep red to bright blue.
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"Advocates should now desist from holding out false hope to these men that they will ever be brought to Australia," Dutton said.
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Still holding out for UD to bring back its temp tattoos (better than trendy Flash Tats, we think) and more discontinued colors?
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The Democrats are in full protest mode against the bill while the conservatives in Senate are still holding out for more changes.
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Ramsey in June mentioned Jaguars defensive end Yannick Ngakoue, who is now holding out of training camp to get a new contract.
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Two other players from the 2014 draft class are holding out of training camp with little sign of movement from either side.
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Left in political limbo, Republicans are upping their public warnings to Trump while holding out hope he is simply venting his frustration.
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The family has been camping out near the rescue site since Tuesday, holding out hope that Sousado would emerge from the building.
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But if you're holding out hope that things will turn around next year, we have some bad news for you: they won't.
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Syria and Russia both made clear they were determined to continue their assault to crush jihadist forces holding out in the enclave.
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Tyrion isn't the only poor soul in Westeros holding out for a hero — a champion to stand up and fight for him.
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Democrats are holding out hope that they can retake the Vermont governor's mansion in the 2018 midterm elections as incumbent Republican Gov.
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We want to do everything — with many exclamation points — but we're holding out for the prom or graduation that may never come.
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The Islamic State-backed rebels are holding out in part of the city center, controlling several bridges and planting snipers in mosques.
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Striking West Virginia teachers declared victory last month after winning a 47 percent raise, but Oklahoma educators are holding out for more.
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Crypto assets have attracted considerable consumer interest in some cases, holding out the prospect of lucrative new business activity for market participants.
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Crypto assets have attracted considerable consumer interest in some cases, holding out the prospect of lucrative new business activity for market participants.
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Some said they are still holding out hope that a deal negotiated by a bipartisan group of senators, including Illinois Democratic Sen.
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"Nothing makes you look more old than filming videos like this, completely stationary," she said, holding out her phone and standing still.
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If consumers are holding out for the next iPhone, they've still been spending plenty of money at Apple Stores in the meantime.
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And it is still unable to produce a $33,000 version of the Model 3 sedan, which many customers are holding out for.
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Still, I was holding out hope partly because in 2017 the award had been won by Barry Jenkins's "Moonlight," another art movie.
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"We work very much on a micro scale here," explains Scaturro, holding out an incredibly slim set of tweezers in her hands.
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In the adorable image, little Miles, who was wearing an adorable baby-sized tuxedo, smiled for the camera while holding out his arms.
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The look meant the creeps holding out in the dying days of Myspace would message my profile with lewd requests or suggestive flirtations.
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If you're holding out for Super Mario to make an appearance in the app store any time soon, you may be waiting awhile.
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For now, though, Southern Republicans are holding out hope the tariffs remain a temporary tool to make things better in the long term.
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Investors are holding out hope that GoPro's Karma drone, set to launch later this quarter, will resuscitate the stock in the near future.
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Makuakane's parents are anxiously holding out hope they will be able to return to their home despite lava flowing just 100 yards away.
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Ryan has faced a barrage of questions about his lack of endorsement -- and questions continue to grow over what he's holding out for.
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Christina announced the couple's happy news in March, alongside an Instagram photo of herself holding out an ultrasound photo while hugging Ant, 40.
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He is notorious for holding out until the last possible moment, demanding outlandish sums for the players he represents and rarely blinking first.
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For the skeptics, the willfully naive, the hopeful souls holding out for a better tomorrow, may I present the return of Crazy Frog.
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That may not be an easy or palatable task, but it may prove a better option than holding out for a military victory.
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In the adorable image, little Miles, who looked dapper wearing a baby-sized tuxedo, smiled for the camera while holding out his arms.
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As the month was wrapping up, I knew there was one appointment that I had been holding out on for way too long.
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So if you've been holding out on a new BlackBerry and are on Sprint, it might be worth checking out the carrier's offer.
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But Alqam is holding out hope that her fiancé will be granted a permit to live in Jerusalem through Israel's family unification law.
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He was responding to media reports that Videgaray was pushing for a quick deal, while he was holding out for a better one.
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Did the Game of Thrones powers that be just give fans the moment for which they've been praying and holding out all hope?
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"Finishing The Hat" is our first glimpse of Gyllenhaal's voice, but it's more than enough to know he's been holding out on us.
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After months of holding out the threat of moving its headquarters to Hong Kong, HSBC decided to remain in London following a review.
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It's hard to argue against buying a fitness tracker if for whatever reason this is just the thing you were holding out for.
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Here's the catch: She's undecided about joining Bachelor in Paradise because she's — wait for it — holding out for a show of her own.
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As Luis Jimenez emerged from the scrum, he said he was still holding out hope that Rubio could notch a win in Florida.
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Apple is expected to unveil new MacBooks later this year, but if you're holding out for a new computer, don't get too excited.
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As for whether she will forgo another tradition by not wearing a tiara, Hurley is holding out hope that Markle will wear one.
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Instead, members on all sides of the debate are holding out hope that negotiations with Republican leadership could yield a more uniting outcome.
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There are even a group of loyal Chris Brown fans who are still holding out for him to change it up one day.
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If someone has valuable information about the president, they should just tell the American people instead of holding out for a big payday.
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Others say he could still be holding out for a presidential pardon, though questions have been raised about whether it would be legal.
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"They're holding out for something that Pelosi could give them, potentially committee assignments that typically are given to more senior members," Raju said.
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It was not possible to independently verify the extent of LNA control in central Derna, where the LNA's rivals had been holding out.
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He asks where Rey is, and we cut to her on that Irish island holding out Luke's old lightsaber to the man himself.
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"I want to close my final White House Correspondents' Dinner by saying thank you," he said, holding out the microphone at arm's length.
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Other GOP elites are holding out hope that a divide-and-conquer delegate strategy will work by preventing Trump from winning 1,237 delegates.
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And the people who didn't want him to sign it aren't because he did, while holding out hope he won't actually use it.
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They are not holding out hope that Kasich could somehow deprive Trump of a delegate majority in the remaining five weeks of voting.
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By Friday morning, rescue workers were still holding out hope that those stranded in the mud would find a way to stay alive.
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BTW, there's another cameo he didn't get for "Earth," but he's holding out "hope" he can make that collab happen in the future.
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After weeks of holding out against tightening travel curbs, Australia's A-League soccer competition was suspended indefinitely on Tuesday due to logistics problems.
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After weeks of holding out against tightening travel curbs, Australia's A-League soccer competition was suspended indefinitely on Tuesday due to logistics problems.
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If you've been holding out for a sale on the newly released Pixel 4, this upcoming Black Friday deal is worth the wait.
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By holding out on Pelosi this week, the speaker preserved for himself all avenues and, crucially, the option to do nothing at all.
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Azih knows first-hand the benefit of holding out, waiting more than eight years before looking for outside money for his startup LeaseQuery.
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Elliott's action was measured in the Cowboys' first two games after the running back missed the preseason holding out for a new contract.
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Google's rivals in searches and Internet browsers are holding out hope they'll be better able to compete under a new EU regulatory regime.
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Last week Senate Democrats were holding out for full protection for the Dreamers but settled for a vague promise to discuss the crisis.
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IN YOUR VIEW, IS THE PRESIDENT STILL NEGOTIATING BY HOLDING OUT THE POSSIBILITY OF EXITING IT COMPLETELY OR IS THAT A REAL POSSIBILITY?
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We're seeing a big shift in people that are holding out longer to buy homes for the flexibility of being able to rent.
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Disney and Marvel just released the first teaser for Avengers: Endgame, and we're going to have a tough time holding out til April.
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Though she affirms that she is grateful for it all, she's holding out for an opportunity that aligns more closely with her interests.
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Lucy was holding out on us — possibly willfully, or possibly because the complete truth, half-glimpsed, was all her adult self could tolerate.
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And while he isn't thrilled by Trump as a candidate, Davis is holding out hope he'll make good on promises to curb foreign wars.
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That's evident at the Narrows R.V. park and cafe, out by the now-closed road into the refuge, where four protesters are holding out.
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If you've been holding out for a reason to Marie Kondo your life, you're in luck — it's almost time for good ol' spring cleaning.
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Trump is holding out the prospect of another tax bill as the 2018 midterm elections approach, perhaps believing the issue will help Republicans win.
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Tamra Judge is holding out hope for a reconciliation with her estranged daughter Sidney Barney — but right now, the two aren't on speaking terms.
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Labor advocates embrace basic income as a means of increasing bargaining power, enabling workers to eschew poverty-level wages while holding out for better.
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He's also holding out hope his molestation suit against Jackson will have a positive effect, but once again ... says it's about more than him.
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Kerry had entered the Munich talks pushing for a rapid halt to fighting, with Western officials saying Moscow was holding out for a delay.
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Maybe you haven't gotten around to buying one yet, or, perhaps, you were holding out a HomeKit-enabled bulb that doesn't require a hub.
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The regime is calculating that their presence will dampen any Western support for the rebels holding out in Idlib, allowing it a free hand.
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In the corresponding photos, the American presidents (Trump and Underwood) are holding out their hands; the Russian presidents are not interested in shaking hands.
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Corey Feldman's holding out on one of his Angels, and she's so pissed about it ... she's ratting him out to the state of California.
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He has also courted Mr Trump, who is holding out the prospect of a post-Brexit trade deal to help cushion the British economy.
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"I will definitely vote and I am still holding out for the possibility that there will be a third-party candidate," he told Whitfield.
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Followed by her dog, the friend starts out, holding out her phone during the pursuit in an effort to capture the intruder on camera.
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But the leader of the Miami-based group that filed the lawsuit on behalf of the detained Cubans said he's still holding out hope.
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Faithful fans of the ill-fated GoPro Karma drone who were holding out hope for a sequel this year are going to be disappointed.
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And I said that I was holding out that hope that it would be the kind of trade agreement that I was looking for.
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If you've been in need of a vacation but were holding out because of costly travel expenses, Frontier Airlines has a treat for you.
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We sent a note to Google to see if they would comment on the terms of the deal, but are not holding out hope.
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Now that rumors are circulating that they might be back together, the internet is holding out hope that all our hearts will be mended.
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Boeing (BA) does not plan to increase production of its 787 Dreamliner and is also holding out the possibility of cutting 777 jet production.
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If you've been holding out for your home's value to recoup the losses from the real estate bust, your wait might soon be over.
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He was holding out hope for a better life outside of the cave, but he doesn't know when, and if, that time will come.
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Both songs are about holding out hope that someone you still love, and are no longer with, will give the relationship a second chance.
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As expected, my skin was a red, splotchy mess for the entire rest of the day, but I was holding out lots of hope.
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Not that this means we won't keep holding out for a full '80s revival... Read these stories next:Should You Be Conditioning Before You Shampoo?
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Boeing — Boeing does not plan to increase production of its 787 Dreamliner and is also holding out the possibility of cutting 777 jet production.
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Luckily, for those who are still holding out for the perfect odd-couple romance, there is one realm in which opposites certainly do attract.
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Those that were holding out hope for the Suvet will be thrilled to learn that Ikea is keeping the nap-ready wardrobe dream alive.
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This is likely the perfect ending to the Broodthaers experiment: holding out the carrot only to pull it back before it can be eaten.
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While we're holding out hope, it seems like people wanting the Waffle Double Down in the United States are out of luck for now.
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As Republicans continue their indiscriminate filibuster of Merrick Garland, and slow-walk other federal judicial nominees, keep in mind what they're holding out for.
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He made no bones about holding out for a head-coaching job after things went south at USC, only for no viable offers materialize.
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As an example, he claimed that holding out his arm in what appears to be a Nazi "heil" salute was an easily misconstrued gesture.
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By holding out for cheap flights, taking advantage of credit card rewards and avoiding fees, it's possible to see the world on a budget.
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So it could be worth holding out and taking the plunge on deals like this on Google Home Hub or McAfee's Total Protection discount.
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Mack, who is holding out for a long-term contract, does not plan to report to the team without a deal, according to reports.
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If you were holding out hope that you won $1.5 billion, you're probably out of luck unless you live in Florida, Tennessee, or California.
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The average American retires between ages 61 and 65 — with most holding out until 803 so they can take full advantage of Medicare benefits.
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It's the reason I'm holding out - I want to be able to give my everything, on every play, without any doubt in my mind.
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"The lone person holding out is Schiff," the senior GOP aide said, adding that the bill applies to authorizations for both 2018 and 85033.
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By holding out against Mr Trump, at least for a bit, Mr Ryan mainly hopes to persuade him to adopt a less vituperative style.
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But they said they were holding out for a broad deal to free all of them and to allow international monitors into the prisons.
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She said she was holding out hope that Mr. Sanders would win but also wanted to give her children a lesson in political participation.
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Frydman still expected to maintain control of the domain while the case was going forward, even if he faces a fine for holding out.
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While it's obviously an uphill battle, net neutrality advocates seem to be holding out hope that they could actually get through the House, too.
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I didn't get it (I was holding out in hope of finding overall shorts), but now I want to go back and grab it.
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Given the response, Open Road will have a hard time keeping "Snowden" alive on the Oscar trail, but the studio is holding out hope.
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I mean, you can only rewatch the Lannister Drogon BBQ episode from Season 7 so many times while holding out for another full year.
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The fractures suggest that she came down feet-first and then tumbled forward, holding out her hands in a futile hope of protecting herself.
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Iran had been holding out for an OPEC statement that would condemn the U.S. for re-imposing sanctions, but it failed to do so.
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"I would say that the President is not necessarily holding out, but I think that that's a question for him, not Stephen," Batiste says.
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The protests have gathered pace over the past month, but their organizers are not holding out much hope for support from their southern neighbors.
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But even as he conceded last week that US-Russian relations "may be at an all-time low," he is still holding out hope.
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But even though Bloomberg is opting out, some people are still holding out hope that a third name will make it onto the ballots.
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Tesla has been burning cash and holding out the promise that churning out Model 3s at volume and a profit could ease its crunch.
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I knew the words to, say, "Holding Out For a Hero" or B-52's "Love Shack" because I bought that record on vinyl.
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I am still holding out hope, however, that I can show you some rejected coloring book pages sometime before the end of the decade.
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Ron's a big believer in the power of the ballot box, and even though he didn't support Trump, he's still holding out some hope.
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But Pelosi is still holding out the possibility of House Democrats moving their own proposal until Senate talks turn into something she finds acceptable.
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Some organising staff were holding out hope for a delay of a month or 45 days, said the official involved in drafting the scenarios.
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"To everyone's surprise the U.S. corn crop is doing fine as conditions are holding out very well," said one Singapore-based feed grains trader.
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Others would prefer a withdrawal that keeps Britain closely tied to Europe, and a sizable faction is holding out for no Brexit at all.
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Trading so far this week has largely been subdued as investors are holding out for policy decisions from central banks on potential monetary easing.
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"We may still see some movement if the President personally pushes for it," said one Democratic aide, though the aide wasn't holding out hope.
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For example, just yesterday I was walking down the street when I saw a homeless man holding out a cup and begging for change.
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"We're going to need him for a lot of things," said Rooney, who's still holding out for corresponding cuts for a debt ceiling increase.
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I've been holding out for a real pumpkin patch experience, but E. says no such thing exists in South Florida, so we make do.
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Labor advocates embrace basic income as a means of increasing bargaining power, enabling workers to eschew poverty-level wages while holding out for better.
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Chances for repeal had already plummeted after the Senate failed to pass a bill in July, but some Republicans are still holding out hope.
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Both Reid and Murray have insisted that no deal has been struck and that they are holding out for the full $1.9 billion request.
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It's now releasing a blockchain-branded variant of the Galaxy Note 10 to bring in customers holding out for a cryptocurrency-focused Samsung flagship.
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Many companies are holding out hope that the trade negotiations end quickly but have warned that job cuts and price increases could be imminent.
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Elliott's action was measured in the Cowboys' first two games after the running back missed the preseason while holding out for a new contract.
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Only when Trump leaned directly on McConnell did the majority leader move, and Democrats are holding out hope something similar plays out this time.
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But we're still holding out hope that the character who underwent the most heartfelt redemption arc in the series will find his happy ending.
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"You want to read this with me?" he said, holding out a few sheets of paper — the opening scene from Death of a Salesman.
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After holding out from streaming for three weeks, Ms. Swift on Friday finally released her album to services including Spotify, Apple Music and Amazon.
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If you've been holding out on buying the Microsoft's Alcantara-covered Surface Laptop, the Surface Plus program makes a convincing case for doing so now.
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Mr. Bethel, the concierge, is holding out hope that he can return to Baha Mar once it opens and put what he learned into practice.
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Foster has worked with the best in the business, but he revealed that there's still one musician who has been holding out on him: Sting.
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Secret Service officials told the Post on Thursday that they were still holding out hope of reaching a deal to move back into the tower.
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In August, defense attorneys warned that Manafort appeared to be taking on unnecessary risk by holding out on striking a plea deal with Mueller's team.
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Photo: GettyAnyone holding out hope that the Federal Communications Commission's repeal of net neutrality rules wouldn't affect their internet better brace for some bad news.
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A sniper with the Syrian Democratic Forces opens fire toward Baghouz, Syria, where remaining ISIS fighters are holding out in their last position, March 18.
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Bell has been holding out after the Steelers failed to meet his contract demands, sacrificing more than $245 million in salary during the ongoing stalemate.
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There's no word yet one when or if queso will eventually make its way to Chipotle menus across the country, but we're holding out hope.
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One of the women, holding out her phone for a selfie, attempts to hoist herself onto the sculpture, only to slide, ungracefully, down the tongue.
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Personally, I'm holding out for a speaker manufactured out of a Bugatti Chiron that should be coming out any day now if the trend continues.
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Paul remains the cute one, his hair short, his smile wide, his fans still holding out hope that they might snag the last unmarried Beatle.
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Still, I'm holding out hope that maybe the success of Mania will help Sega realize that it already knows how to make good Sonic games.
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"We were actually all talking last night and we are deciding that Bill Murray would be the best, so we're holding out," Anderson told Fox28.
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UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson has been among those holding out hope that financial passports will be protected even if Britain leaves the Single Market.
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Many said they hoped for an eventual end to two decades of Kabila family rule while holding out little hope for a vote this year.
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While most of us are still holding out for that Christmas Day reveal, yesterday's photo did throw a bit of a wrench into the theory.
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For those of you holding out hope for one more high-speed test of the hyperloop before the end of the year, you're in luck.
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When he recovered, he looked up from his semi-inverted position and saw Naomi's hand holding out a Kleenex through the hole in the wall.
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With new controversies boiling up every day, they are even holding out the option of abandoning the Trump ship and refocusing their resources down-ballot.
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The sources also told the paper that MSCI shareholders are holding out for a buyout to the tune of $12 billion, or $130 per share.
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But it was also meant to act as a private equity fund, holding out the promise of annual returns for its investors of 6 percent.
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Photo: David Ramos (Getty)If you were holding out for a folding phone from LG in the near future, you may be waiting a while.
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It's uplifting the Black people who survived before us, the fact that we're still surviving and holding out hope that we'll continue to do so.
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That may be because the portfolio managers are holding out hope that, at some point, they can go back to employing a full replication strategy.
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"A family is left broken and shattered after holding out hope that one day they would be able to hug their daughter," reads the statement.
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But chief executive Tim Cook attributed some of the slowdown to the fact that consumers are holding out for the next launch, anticipated in September.
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"Actually, I'm distributing these," I said, holding out a flier that read "Dad, Where are you?" above a photo of my 2000-year-old father.
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You can see the shadow of Kylie's hand holding out the phone to take a picture using the front facing camera, making it a selfie.
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But while Full House and Gilmore Girls fans rejoice, those who are holding out for a Dawson's Creek reunion might be waiting a long time.
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Kenny G gets credit for holding out the longest note on a saxophone ever in the Guinness Book of World Records, which is not true.
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While executors in both the Bahamas and New York battle over the authenticity of the two wills on file, the doormen are holding out hope.
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Before meeting Trump, she struck a consensual tone, holding out hope for agreement on the divisive issue of climate policy and pledging to broker compromises.
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On the industry side, the CEO of PhRMA is holding out hope the administration will back down from a controversial proposal to lower drug prices.
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However, we still see this as a low probability and are holding out for a technocrat government that is more likely to stay the course.
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With running back Melvin Gordon still holding out, even more of the offensive responsibilities will fall on the shoulders of Austin Ekeler and Justin Jackson.
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I have over 36,000 Twitter followers—Jeong has over 69,000—and reading my mentions sometimes feels like holding out an arm for Cerberus to chew.
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Investors have pointed to weak earnings at both Office Depot and CompuCom and challenges forecasting further declines as justification for holding out for better terms.
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Although Cranston's character seemingly died on the series finale of "Breaking Bad," fans might be holding out hope for him to return in some way.
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Theresa — a pseudonym we are using to protect her safety — is among the hundreds of other migrants who are holding out for the transit visas.
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They are holding out for "a different deal, a better deal, that reflects their strength and the advances that they have been making," he said.
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He's holding out hope that it returns for a sixth season, though production on new episodes is reportedly delayed and may not air until 2020.
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But considering Peter Dinklage all but assured Vulture Tyrion would die in Season 8, fans shouldn't be holding out too much hope on that front.
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Both face tough reelection races in states where Trump is popular and are believed to be holding out on the decisions of the undecided Republicans.
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Many progressives are holding out until the tangible results of the party's new unity commission, which starts in late April, before making up their minds.
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I'm sure someone, somewhere out there was holding out on purchasing Amazon's most premium Kindle reader because it wasn't quite fancy enough for their taste.
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As I grew older, I stopped holding out any hope my father would stop lying, but I never stopped believing that my situation would improve.
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Four people remained missing on Sunday, and while officials insist their mission is still search and rescue, few are holding out hope for more survivors.
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We cannot speak with the moral authority the world needs if we do not struggle to achieve the ideal we are holding out for others.
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"We have to collect what's rotten," said Mr. Brás, holding out a handful of sodden maize plants that he had scavenged from a nearby field.
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But Taylor Swift rented it last year, and Mr. Aldea has no qualms about holding out for an exceptional buyer who will understand his vision.
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It makes sense the World Health Organization wants to choose its words carefully — and that it's still holding out hope that containment can be achieved.
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"I can't focus on Melvin not being there," Ekeler said of Gordon, the Chargers' star running back who is holding out in a salary dispute.
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I protest that I don't have great secrets for life and that my own path has been serendipitous, but they suspect me of holding out.
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Storm clouds have been brewing over the U.S. travel and tourism industry — and Jonathan Grella is holding out an umbrella he hopes will protect it.
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The good news is that prohibitions that have been holding out support for medical cannabis policy can now let science guide their policy making decisions.
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With fewer than 2777.05 days left before additional U.S. tariffs are imposed on Chinese goods, markets are holding out for a phase one trade deal.
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Gordon has been holding out since July while he demanded the team either give him a new contract or to trade him to another team.
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Electric toothbrush deals are pretty common, and if you ever come across a device online at full price, we recommend holding out for an offer.
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In an interview, Hodges said he doesn't get the sense they're holding out for Biden, though he is open to backing the former vice president.
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A number of hard-line Brexit supporters were holding out, and more important, so was the Conservatives' ally, the Democratic Unionist Party of Northern Ireland.
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Novartis now predicts Sandoz sales for 3123 will fall in the low single digit percentages, after previously holding out hopes for them to remain steady.
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If you were holding out for one of those super-cute autonomous pods from Google's early days of researching self-driving vehicles, I have bad news.
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Since influencing is fairly new to me, I've been saving up money and checking off my to-do list of expenses I've been holding out on.
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Shortly after Pompeo spelled out his stern-faced warning, which Trump tweeted out, the President was still holding out the hope of eventual talks with Iran.
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Almost two-thirds (64 percent) of millennials who are yet to buy say they are holding out for a salary increase in order to do so.
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At least 23 people holding out in the camp were arrested Thursday morning after they refused to leave, according to the North Dakota Joint Information Center.
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So will you be snapping up some Mickey or Minnie-themed goodies with Gap's first Disney collection or holding out for picks featuring other beloved characters?
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"To Build a House", out today on Island Records, aims right for the gut with lyrics about holding out for someone special who never shows up.
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Footage showed Netanyahu and Sara disembarking the plane and being greeted by women in traditional Ukrainian embroidered dress holding out a tray with bread on it.
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Still, they're holding out hope that recovering more fragments from the ancient shipwreck could help them answer some of the lingering questions about the Antikythera Mechanism.
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We're still holding out hope he just wheeled himself into the side entrance of the museum so the stylish duo can have another coordinating couple moment.
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Everyone who had passed through Ellis Island must have seen it the day they arrived, beautiful and grand, holding out the promise of freedom and possibility.
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"I'm not sure how that can be since I own this entire block," Carlinda says, holding out her wrist so the officer can scan her credentials.
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The move also put more pressure on rivals who have not yet released their own, as other top Democratic 2020 contenders are still holding out. Sen.
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Uniper plans to pay a dividend of around 390 million euros this year, with Delbrueck holding out the prospect of about 490 million euros for 2020.
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But his Faceless Man-sounding lines and impressive combat skills have had fans holding out hope that he might have somehow escaped his seemingly fatal duel.
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But viewers holding out for Dany's coronation is a reminder that people still want the fairy tale ending the show has worked so hard to subvert.
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But the current employees, who were granted anonymity because they are still holding out hope of being paid, say things have only gotten worse in 2019.
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Jinkins said he's holding out hope that Disney brings the show back, though there's now one major problem with that: He's spoiled some major plot points.
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Islamic State fighters, holding out in the Old City, are surrounded in the northwest and are using booby traps, sniper and mortar fire to defend themselves.
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It's finally time to stop holding out because Windows 210 is actually a great operating system, and there's no legitimate reason for waiting to update anymore.
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For now, though, anyone who's been holding out on the O.J. miniseries should block off some time in 2017 for a decent stretch of binge-watching.
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But until that moment happens, some Sanders supporters in the crowd are holding out hope that she will not end up as the nominee this week.
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"I hesitated to take action, instead holding out hope that somehow the individual would fix their behavior and get back on the right track," says Myers.
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It is also holding out against global tax-transparency plans known as the Common Reporting Standard (CRS) being championed by the OECD club of rich nations.
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Chrissy Teigen and John Legend don't seem to be holding out much hope Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez will chow down on pizza with them on Grammys night.
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Cereal markets have also been holding out for possible Chinese commitments to import U.S corn and wheat as part of a wider trade settlement with Washington.
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Apple and other cash-rich companies are holding out, hoping that they may soon be able to bring their cash home at a lower tax rate.
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Were you holding out hope she was going to wriggle under some apostle's weak forearm the way I was, even if it probably wouldn't have mattered?
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Google hasn't announced any such plans, but I'm holding out hope that I can one day learn about the Amazon while controlling a giant monkey frog.
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Still, it reflected the basic hunger for reform of any kind that even with prospects looking grim, some inmates were intent on holding out for action.
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The waiting is over for select Samsung fans in the States who have been holding out for the company's flagship to get the carrier-free treatment.
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The lawyer for former Playboy model Karen McDougal is holding out the possibility of taking legal action against Michael Cohen and McDougal's former lawyer Keith Davidson.
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In the meantime, MacGuineas is holding out hope that sunlight will be the best disinfectant and that facts and objective analysis will break through the din.
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The arrangement wasn't too different in principle from holding out a magnifying glass to concentrate sunlight on a piece of paper and light it on fire.
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Senate Democrats are holding out on backing a bill to keep the government funded through April 22019, risking a government shutdown that would begin on Saturday.
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They're partly holding out on specifics at this point because they want to see Trump's pick to lead the Department of Health and Human Services, Rep.
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The maximum penalty for unintentionally using a prohibited drug is two years, Haggerty said, but he is holding out hope that no sanctions will be imposed.
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But OPEC was struggling to agree on raising output, with Saudi Arabia warning of supply shortages and price rallies and Iran holding out against a deal.
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But Ice ain't havin' it ... saying he's still holding out hope D'Angelo Russell can turn a corner and become the star he was supposed to be.
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NXP shares have been trading above Qualcomm's offer price, as many NXP shareholders, including hedge fund Elliott Management, have been holding out for a better price.
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Several Republicans said they continue holding out hope that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will leave Foggy Bottom to return home to run for Roberts's seat.
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With Ezekiel Elliott still holding out, the Cowboys nonetheless carried only two tailbacks on the roster in Tony Pollard and Alfred Morris, plus fullback Jamize Olawale.
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It is a motif usually associated with depictions of St. Francis, holding out his hands in supplication as they are pierced with holes mimicking Christ's wounds.
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For that reason, many national and Montana Democrats are holding out hope that Bullock, who would have a lot less to prove, will change his mind.
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According to Standard & Poor's, the U.S. economy lost at least $22.6 billion during the shutdown — more than the $28 billion Mr. Trump was holding out for.
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Nelson Peltz took on Procter & Gamble, narrowly losing a shareholder vote last month, though he is still holding out hope as he awaits the final count.
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After holding out for weeks, local organizers and the IOC last week postponed the Tokyo Games under pressure from athletes, national Olympic bodies and sports federations.
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And developer Gearbox has maintained that style and tone for years, holding out against the rise of never-ending massively multiplayer shooters like Destiny and Fortnite.
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The pro-democracy forces rejected the offer, holding out for free elections without such a limit, and Beijing's refusal to budge prompted the Umbrella Movement protests.
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But some shareholders have been holding out, hoping to push Fred Goodwin, the bank's former chief executive, to testify at trial on June 8 as scheduled.
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The Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) denied the town had been captured and appeared to be holding out in some areas, the Associated Press reported.
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Democrats were holding out to get to vote on shielding those immigrants as part of a spending bill, but appeared not to have that demand met.
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Senate Democrats are also holding out for a fix that protects certain young immigrants, known as Dreamers, who were brought into the country illegally as children.
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Many of the free-trade Republicans who are concerned about the fallout of the tariffs, are holding out hope Trump changes his mind before that happens.
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Though the government had offered to buy it for 7 million yuan (just over $1 million), Mr. Ni told me he was holding out for more.
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But the biggest companies - ITC Ltd, part-owned by British American Tobacco, and U.S.-based Philip Morris International's (PMI) India partner Godfrey Phillips - are holding out.
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Canada is holding out for fear of competition to their brick-and-mortar shops, but data suggest Canadian retailers will hold their own and even thrive.
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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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Loyalists in both camps are still holding out hope that Azar and Verma can reach a truce that would allow both appointees to keep their jobs.
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The National Association of Realtors (NAR) endorsed a House plan to renew and revamp the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) after holding out for several changes.
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Although Encarnacion wanted to remain in Toronto, he rejected a four-year, $80 million offer from the Blue Jays this winter, perhaps holding out for more.
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Since she doesn't smoke, Abdullah's mostly working with CBD—but he's still holding out hope that, one day, they'll have a chance to get stoned together.
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One of the videos, which has been released to the public, shows several cheerleaders holding out another student's legs and arms as a coach pushes her down.
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Ray's still holding out hope, since the film doesn't come out until the summer -- but based on the trailer, sounds like he shouldn't wait by the phone.
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I'm holding out for Spotlight, and I even have a soft spot for this theory that Room could pull off a huge upset, Million Dollar Baby-style.
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" She also said the end of the signature crossing from the "O" to the right is "like holding out one's arm and saying, 'don't come any closer.
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Republicans were still holding out hope that the tariffs -- and a potential showdown between Congress and the White House -- could be averted, as talks continued late Thursday.
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Ethereum has tended to be that canvas, but the project is a challenging phase right now so holding out isn't necessarily a bad thing at this point.
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That message is Steyer's leading argument on both Google and Facebook, where he's joined other Democratic candidates holding out a virtual tip jar as an opening pitch.
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Now that the beauty mogul is finally done holding out on us, the limited-edition collection will be available on May 10th at Sephora and Fenty Beauty.
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Some experts say Beijing may have been holding out, waiting for the right conditions for a visit and seeking to extract a price from Pyongyang in exchange.
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This Halloween, my daughters will don their wigs and wands and, holding out their plastic pumpkins, knock on the doors of houses where friends used to live.
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Here's hoping that Twix debuts the "Spider," or Kit Kat hits us with a "Vampire Fangs" bar — I personally am holding out hope for the Peeps' "Werewolf."
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By Sunday afternoon, Turkey claimed the fighting was finished when it had won control of Bursaya, though Kurdish media on Monday insisted some fighters were holding out.
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Shumaker was still holding out hope for a second-place finish, as well as the distant hope of a victory, but acknowledged third place was a possibility.
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After seeing the collection debut — nay shimmer — down Opening Ceremony's Toontown runway during its spring/summer 2018 show in Disneyland, we've been holding out for their release.
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Fox 32 reports the family has no plan to take the boy — named Yavani Yadiel Lopez — off life support and is holding out hope he will survive.
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"Nearly three years after the referendum, the UK is today effectively holding out a begging bowl to European leaders," Democratic Unionist Party deputy leader Nigel Dodds said.
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"Nearly three years after the referendum the UK is today effectively holding out a begging bowl to European leaders," Democratic Unionist Party deputy leader Nigel Dodds said.
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But he was skipping the iPhone 8 and holding out for the iPhone X. "I like being on top of the cutting edge of technology," he said.
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Opposition politicians and campaigners have criticized the government for selling the bank's shares, crystallizing the loss for taxpayers rather than holding out for a higher share price.
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It's lower than I want, but I haven't had much interest in this item and actual money is better than holding out for a few dollars more.
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As uncertainty looms over President-elect Trump's White House priorities, German companies are holding out hope free trade will win over protectionist policies in the West Wing.
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We got the "Zoey 101" star at Urth Caffe in West Hollywood ... and Chris is holding out hope Austin can find time for Nickelodeon's proposed 'Zoey' reboot.
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But she was born in Assam in 1979, Ayesha says, holding out documents that prove an entire life in India: school, a master's degree, marriage, and children.
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As more and more credit card companies announced an end to the need for signatures on credit and debit card receipts, major player Visa kept holding out.
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In the coalition talks, the Greens are holding out for carbon dioxide emissions cuts totaling 120 million tonnes that would require the closure of 20 coal plants.
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Like so many others, he's holding out hope that the policies promoted by Prime Minister Trudeau and his liberal government will give him the chance to stay.
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We won't blame tennis players the world over for holding out just a little bit of hope now that Williams might crash their own game one day.
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Some observers are speculating that Manafort is holding out in hopes of a pardon from Trump, but he may simply believe he has a shot at acquittal.
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Bruce Rauner has been holding out for a package of business incentives and changes in collective bargaining laws that a Democratic-controlled legislature wants no part of.
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Optimists, however, are holding out, saying President Xi Jinping is taking the time now to put supporters in place to help push through the big reforms later.
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ESA is still holding out hope that the lander survived, though Paolo Ferri, head of ESA operations, said the lack of communication was not a good sign.
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A recent Piper Jaffray survey found that current U.S. iPhone users may be holding out on the newly-released iPhone 11 series, anticipating an upcoming 5G phone.
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The company is smartly holding out a carrot to the Chinese regulators: Do more to open up your markets, and we will include more of your stocks.
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That lane is packed, however, with Rubio, Jeb Bush, Chris Christie and John Kasich each holding out hope that they'll be the candidate the establishment rallies behind.
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Superstar running back Ezekiel Elliott is still holding out for a new contract with the Dallas Cowboys just days before the start of the 2019 NFL season.
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We reached out to the zoo to hear about the fate of Unicorn and we're holding out hope this trendy ram will continue showing off its horn.
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Virgil Goode, an independent from Virginia who is attending the convention as a pro-Trump delegate, said some Cruz supporters in his delegation are still holding out.
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Advocates are holding out hope that lawmakers will reauthorize both before the new year, but are frustrated that Congress failed to reauthorize the dollars by a Sept.
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"Even above-ground, legal trade has been hit - that's unavoidable," he said, because businesses were being cautious in the current climate, holding out for when tensions ease.
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They reportedly scrapped a Democratic offer for $20 billion worth of border wall funding and are holding out for a conservative overhaul of the legal immigration system.
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Sanctions, he added, should be viewed not as "punishment for past actions" but as pressure to change future actions, by holding out the promise of sanctions relief.
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As day turned into night without a sign of the men, officials signaled they were prepared for the worst, but holding out hope for a positive outcome.
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Horton is holding out for bipartisan fixes to the country's health care challenges, and she spoke candidly about why she's not on the "Medicare for all" bandwagon.
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As I walked down the long line asking people if they had tickets or were also holding out for a last-minute spot, something came over me.
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The petition championed by moderate Republicans to force a vote on four different immigration bills is just five signatures short, with three Democrats among those holding out.
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NXP shares have been trading above Qualcomm's offer price, as many NXP shareholders, including hedge fund Elliott Management Corp, have been holding out for a better price.
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Competing phone makers have added more and more features to their high-end smartphones, and consumers are holding out for something that is actually worth the upgrading.
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The ad depicts a white man in clothing from the 1800s holding out a ring to a black woman and beckoning her to run away with him.
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Even before the court hearing began, Mr. Edelstein had put the formation of committees on Monday's agenda, but was holding out against a vote on replacing him.
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After holding out for several months, Wong, who owned his flat for over 20 years and wanted to sell, cut his price by 13% in late February.
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Many lawmakers are holding out hope for a late surge from a more moderate primary contender, warning that a Sanders nomination could put the House at risk.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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And while those of us in New York are proud of our exports, we're still holding out for our first In-N-Out on the East Coast.
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He met civilians and soldiers on the streets, but gunfire could still be heard in Mosul's old city, where some ISIS fighters may still be holding out.
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Are you holding out hope for some sort of legislation that will allow people like you, in that vulnerable group, to stay home while keeping an income?
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But from our conversation, I gather she's still holding out hope that the old ways of doing things will not stand in the way of her dreams.
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Ten gorgeous ceramic animals, made by Ms. Vasquez Yui, are charming and mysterious, particularly a self-possessed black snake and a dignified squirrel holding out one paw.
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CEO Tim Cook has telegraphed that people might be doing just that — holding out on purchasing the iPhone 7 in light of leaks about the iPhone 8.
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Well, an AGOUTI is a rodent, and if you "hold" the word OUT from it, you get "A G. I." That's your soldier holding out the rodent.
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It ranks among some of the best games released last year, and it's well worth a play if you've been holding out for a more portable version.
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The House Freedom Caucus is still holding out on voting for the budget resolution, despite a major victory for the group in eliminating the border-adjustment tax.
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Fans are holding out hope that other huge artists, like Beyoncé, AC/DC, Adele and K-pop mega groups BTS and BlackPink, will announce 2020 tours. 15.
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Others are holding out hope for a trade agreement between Washington and Beijing that rolls back existing tariffs, or at least prevents new ones from getting implemented.
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Zetterberg was holding out hope he could return for a 16th season, but had already been ruled out of being ready for the start of the season .
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But bin Talal is holding out, reportedly balking at the $6 billion bin Salman is demanding from him and/or control of some of his investment companies.
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European leaders have not set a date to approve the commission's Article 7 declaration, and some diplomats are holding out hope that the rupture can be repaired.
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Bell -- who's been holding out since the offseason in search of a new mega-deal with Pittsburgh -- had until 1 PM PT to sign his franchise tag.
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Please remember this the next time your team's GM, or local columnist or radio hack starts killing your rookie running back for holding out in training camp.
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Akon just told us he hopes Eddie casts real Africans in the sequel -- but John's holding out hope at least one more African-American actor makes the cut.
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"The pessimism among investors is largely based on perception that potential iPhone 7 buyers are holding out for the 10th anniversary device in Sept (iPhone X)," Olson wrote.
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The U.S. central bank signaled little appetite to adjust its monetary policy stance any time soon, also holding out hope that inflation will rose toward its 2% target.
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I'm holding out hope that Rick's rebellion starts soon and lasts long, but each episode feels more and more like a toss-up as the season drags on.
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As a film student at U.C.L.A., while struggling to complete a script about vivisection, he took LSD and had a vision of the Buddha holding out a flower.
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Democrats are still holding out hope for a large-scale unity event, bringing together Clinton and her rival on stage with popular top Democrats like Obama and Biden.
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The magic of the One X is its ability to become a personal videographer instead of flying a drone or holding out a camera in front of you.
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Instead, there's arguing in email threads, consensus building among stakeholders, and various companies holding out support or making rational decisions about the effort not being worth the payoff.
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The kids are all so excited to meet their new sibling," she posted alongside a snapshot of herself holding out a sonogram photo while hugging her husband. "Blessed!
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But for anyone holding out hope that the death of the headphone jack is limited to the iPhone, you might want to prepare for disappointment ahead of time.
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"The kids are all so excited to meet their new sibling," Christina wrote on Instagram alongside a photo of herself holding out an ultrasound photo while hugging Anstead.
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Adding they don't do this because they want to, but because without the hope that help is on the way they just can't face holding out any longer.
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If you've been holding out on your holiday shopping for some wildly perfect gift guide to show up just in time, you're playing a scary game of roulette.
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At least two gunmen were still holding out against the security forces on Sunday, said Rajiv Mehrishi, India's home secretary, in a televised news conference in New Delhi.
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Illustration: GizmodoJust in case you were holding out any hope that Google didn't let humans listen to voice recordings from Google Home and Google Assistant, stop doing that.
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She took it, reacting reflexively to how swing dances often begin: with a man holding out his hand for a woman to take before receiving a slight tug.
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This includes the power of a good handshake, because no one trusts a limp one, stresses Hardy, who walks around the class holding out her hand to students.
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Buyers hunting for bargain-basement deals were frustrated by sellers holding out for better terms but as oil prices have started to stabilize there has been more convergence.
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Zetterberg was holding out hope he could return for a 16th season, but he already had been ruled out of being ready for the start of the season.
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The Dow inched closer but couldn't make it over the top on Tuesday, so traders now are holding out hope it can climb above the big milestone Wednesday.
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Phillip Phillips is deep in the doghouse with "American Idol" ... which says he owes them a ton of cash, and he's been holding out on them for years.
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To the thousands, nay, millions who were holding out for a Windows 10 fridge before upgrading, we've got some pretty great news straight from the IFA show floor.
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If you were holding out on making the switch due to the lack of Live Photo support, this may be the time to give Google's offering a chance.
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Akon's been holding out on his biz partner for more than 10 years, and now owes a staggering $150 million in unpaid fees ... according to Devyne Stephens, anyway.
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I'm also holding out judgment until I see a pair in action later this week, but they don't exactly look to be the sexiest pair of sneaker around.
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Ever the showman, Trump understands that making an accusation and holding out the promise of more to come can be more important than actually delivering on the promise.
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Bell, in what would be his sixth season with the Steelers, has been holding out since Pittsburgh used the franchise tag on him for the second straight year.
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Continental also said it was considering making EV batteries using solid-state technology, but for now was holding out for more advances to be made in the field.
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In the absence of consensus as to what constitutes a "perfect" bill, the two options are compromise, which leaves everyone at least a little unsatisfied, or holding out.
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Analysts are holding out to see whether the rough second-quarter was a blimp, or a sign of a broader trend spurred by a more competitive streaming landscape.
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Some Trump critics are holding out hope that damaging information will yet come to light, either in the full Mueller report or through separate investigations into the president.
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The market was also holding out some hope for U.S.-China trade talks as both sides expressed positive sentiments, which may signal the negotiations are not yet dead.
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Although it faces slim odds of passing the lower chamber — the Senate bill also encountered unlikely chances of success — pro-net neutrality advocates are still holding out hope.
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He sees the decline as mainly caused by investors and entrepreneurs holding out for higher prices for their companies and not accepting the first bid that comes along.
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"The market is experiencing a lull in absence of fresh factors and dollar/yen appears to be holding out well," Societe Generale director of forex, Kyosuke Suzuki, said.
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You know, I'm still hopeful, and I'm holding out a lot of hope in the short term for data privacy, but that's going to focus on personal information.
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Kim managed to survive the Japanese hunt for him in the late 21979s and, after holding out in the Soviet Union, accompanied the Russians into Pyongyang in 21905.
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Of course, she could still get onstage, and just not sing her own songs -- but we're told producers are still holding out hope for an 11th hour deal.
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The battle went on for months after Islamic State fighters took over much of the city, holding out against government forces and airstrikes before they were eventually routed.
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" Asked whether Wolfe would support Sanders if he wins the nomination, he said, "I'm holding out the hope for a mano-a-mano DNC between Bloomberg and Bernie.
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CNN has reviewed the video that shows Guttenberg holding out his hand to Kavanaugh with the judge seen listening to Guttenberg, expressionless, before turning away as security intervenes.
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Poland is the only member state holding out on supporting the 2050 goal, and is seeking reassurances on the funding the bloc will provide to help countries decarbonise.
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If you are in the market for a new 13K TV, we would generally recommend holding out for another month or so until Black Friday deals start dropping.
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This followed shortly after revelations that Trump asked Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to launch an investigation into a Vice President Biden, holding out military funds in the process.
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FIRST PHONES The vast majority of parents who responded gave their children their first phones in sixth or seventh grade, with a few holding out until high school.
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Democrats had been holding out for a deal on a resolution to the fate of so-called Dreamers, undocumented people who immigrated to the United States as children.
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I'm holding out for a Manon, like Manon Blackbeak, but I don't think anyone is going to name their sweet innocent baby after a hundred-year-old witch.
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Le'Veon Bell's return to the field After holding out all of last season, Bell finally got the long-term contract he was seeking with the New York Jets.
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Moore and his campaign are holding out hope as the final ballots are cast in case the margin dips to 0.5 percent or below, triggering an automatic recount.
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Ms. Park, who goes by Ellia, glides behind the counter, smiling and holding out a cloth case to offer a pair of the Korean-made chopsticks she collects.
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While many said they were holding out hope for a solution to the next round of levies, they sounded increasingly desperate and exasperated with the protracted trade war.
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Both teams sat their starters, including the Colts holding out quarterback Jacoby Brissett, who is now the starter after news broke during the game that Andrew Luck is retiring.
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The City is holding out hope that a bespoke deal built on the existing legal concept of "equivalence" could still accord it a fair degree of access to Europe.
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His leadership colleagues shrug off questions about why he's holding out and are moving past the divisive primary contest to frame the fall as all about defeating Hillary Clinton.
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Monthly unlimited passes and other discount options aren't supported yet, but experts are holding out hope that the new OMNY system proves to be more equitable than the MetroCard.
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I would also encourage you to get a cold beverage that you can drink when someone else in your group picks the Lannister who you were holding out for.
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If we were verbally ready to kick Gen-Z yellow to the curb, Meghan Markle just eradicated that by validating the yellow pieces we've been silently holding out for.
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As someone who's been unable to watch Silicon Valley due to that series hitting a little too close to home at times, I'm holding out hope on this one.
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And when that last decision is made, how will the losers of the debate be persuaded to stay in the coalition instead of holding out for a better alternative?
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As mentioned in last week's roundup, most retailers are holding out on any major promotions until November, but there are a couple deals we recommend taking a look at.
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To the less-than-rich holding out hope that the city might push back against the companies driving rising costs, this year's "head tax" debacle was illustrative—and depressing.
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Unless you see a really great price on an item you need now, you might save more by holding out until November for things like TVs, laptops and cameras.
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From what we've seen, though, we think SJP's LBDs will surely please any Sex and the City fanatics who have been holding out for her inevitable apparel-design turn.
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We're holding out hope that Mr. Fussy will be given a retroactive citation for frivolous use of the emergency intercom, and for dressing like a piece of patio furniture.
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A senior South Korean diplomat, speaking on the condition of anonymity, told me that the Kim regime is holding out for a declaration of peace on the Korean Peninsula.
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Trump and Kim meet in Hanoi on Wednesday for their second summit, with Trump holding out Vietnam as a model of economic success that isolated North Korea could follow.
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By holding out, I have more clarity—does that person want to know me for me, or are they co-dependent and just can't not be in a relationship?
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The FBI set up a perimeter around the refuge where a few people were still holding out, continuing their protest against federal control of large tracts of the country.
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I'm still holding out a little hope that this is the greatest misinformation campaign Apple has ever taken part in, and that tomorrow, at a little after 10 a.m.
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Neighborhoods where the regime is holding out have been under siege by ISIS for a year, with medical supplies and food scarce and generators the only source of electricity.
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LONDON — Anyone holding out a faint candle of hope that their favourite Game of Thrones character might actually be okay in the end — hey, they've survived this long, right?
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Local and regional bosses pleaded with Stalin to relax the grain-requisitioning quotas, but he was stinting about it; he believed that the peasants were holding out on him.
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Anyone still holding out for Barb's return to Netflix' Stranger Things is about to get hit hard with a major dose of reality courtesy of the show's executive producer.
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And there was a sense that the small group of on-the-fence lawmakers were holding out simply to extract some last-minute changes ahead of their eventual support.
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But many others are holding out, including the speaker of the House, Paul D. Ryan, who said that he was "just not ready" to support Mr. Trump for president.
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In the presidential race, backers of Bernie Sanders are holding out hope that the F.B.I.'s investigation will result in the indictment of Hillary Clinton over her email troubles.
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Special envoys would take turns coming here, and we would regularly go to the frontline on the Shomali Plain, where the Northern Alliance was holding out against the Taliban.
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But their diehards and leadership are holding out in key areas of eastern Syria, and the Syrian Kurds have been moving fast to wipe out those pockets of resistance.
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At a Cabinet meeting Wednesday, Trump told reporters he's holding out for the prospect of U.S. gross domestic product more than doubling to a 27 percent annual growth rate.
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"Look at that tail wagging!" volunteer Sean Irion said during a video of the rescue, where he is seen holding out a can of dog food for the puppy.
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"We think the strategy of holding out and having VCs fund the growth and keeping companies private longer actually prevents companies from becoming healthier, from growing up," he said.
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Chargers running back Melvin Gordon is still holding out for a new deal, but on Sunday, the Los Angeles rushing attack looked to be getting along fine without him.
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And Beckham has certainly kept us on our toes — teasing the childrenswear section first, for one, and seemingly holding out on any other surprises until its April release date.
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The U.S. central bank signaled little appetite to adjust its monetary policy stance any time soon, also holding out hope that inflation will rose toward its 2 percent target.
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There are clear signs of frustration in the White House at the Freedom Caucus, which has won a series of concession but is still holding out against the bill.
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But Richard Sherman now is playing for San Francisco, Earl Thomas is holding out for a new contract and it is believed Kam Chancellor won't return over injury concerns.
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The rest of American Dream has yet to open, so the crowds might just be holding out until they can come and do everything the massive complex is promising.
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I am in my mid 50s, and if I keep it up, I can retire in about eight years — but worry about my physical and mental health holding out.
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We're told he was holding out hope for a speedy recovery, but he can't speak right now ... and doctors have ordered him to stay put at home in Arizona.
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Nobody expected the balance of power to change all that much from election to election, and so there was not much sense holding out for partisan control to shift.
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By late afternoon, Khogyani said one attacker was still holding out, battling the security forces, and 45 people had taken refuge in a fortified "safe room" in the compound.
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To slow traffic and attract attention, some locals stand in the middle of the road, holding out cardboard boxes for donations or flags and handwritten signs asking for assistance.
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If you've been holding out or waiting to buy the Apple Watch until an epic sale finally came your way, get excited — your chance to save is finally here.
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However, the phone is now costing more than $100 than it did for Prime Day last year, so we'd suggest holding out for a better deal or moving on.
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He's been a fiscal hardliner, often voting against legislation that continues spending as usual and holding out until last week against any tax reform package that increases the deficit.
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The Carolina Panthers are holding out quarterback Cam Newton from Sunday's game against the Atlanta Falcons due to his ailing right shoulder, coach Ron Rivera told reporters on Wednesday.
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But moderate Republicans are still holding out because the bill did nothing to address their concerns on the Medicaid expansion or the billions of dollars in cuts to Medicaid.
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In recent months, several investors have balked at offers lower than the $50 billion valuation SoftBank is offering — some buyers are still holding out hope that it will drop.
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That may not be an easy task, but it may prove a better option than holding out for a military victory, which has eluded the US for too long.
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In a letter to provincial authorities, the 285 families holding out in Srekor asked the government to recognize their new settlement as an "indigenous community" with rights to the land.
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The holidays are here and Rachel Bilson doesn't plan on taking the time with her daughter Briar Rose for granted — or holding out on the best part of the season.
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President Trump countered by holding out the prospect of easing economic sanctions, softening our military pressure, and saying he would protect the North Korean dictator from being ousted and assassinated.
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Last year, Mike Torres, a Kindle product director at Amazon, told CNN that his company is still holding out for Apple to cut it a better deal on e-books.
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Game of Thrones Season 8 has so far been filled with character reunions, but fans are still holding out hope that another familiar face will make herself known this season.
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The Carolina Panthers are holding out quarterback Cam Newton from their Sunday game against the Atlanta Falcons due to his ailing right shoulder, coach Ron Rivera told reporters on Wednesday.
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It's terrible news for fans who were still holding out hope the festival would actually get off the ground on the heels of major money issues nearly shutting it down.
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Whether you've been holding out for this day or if you've simply kept a velour set in the back of your closet for nostalgia's sake, get ready for sartorial vindication.
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As the army of the dead mobilizes in the land beyond the wall, the red priestesses of R'hllor are holding out for a hero 'till the end of the night.
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I've been holding out on recommending wireless headphones precisely because of the unreliable and inconsistent connections that most are plagued by, but the Solo 3s put my worries to rest.
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I realized it had been less than 24 hours since we'd first met up and momentarily felt disappointed in myself for not holding out for at least a full day.
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As they struggle to make up for lost tax revenues, oil-producing states are also holding out hopes that the oil prices may yet recover and help restore budget balance.
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The market was also holding out some hope for flagging U.S.-China trade talks as both sides expressed positive sentiments which may signal that the negotiations are not yet dead.
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AMC believes that holding out to consumers that first run movies can be watched in theatres at great quantities for a monthly price of $9.95 isn't doing moviegoers any favors.
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Sales of the company's Surface hardware also grew only 21% versus 39% the quarter before, again driven by customers holding out for updated hardware they expect will be released soon.
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But Mr. Christie refused to sign those bills, holding out for a more expansive solution to the city's problems, a decision that Mr. Guardian characterized as reneging on a deal.
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But contrary to the expectations of some analysts, the bank did not reintroduce a phrase - removed in January - holding out the prospect of a rate cut at a forthcoming meeting.
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If the gilets jaunes elsewhere have mostly left the roundabouts, or been forcibly moved from them, pockets such as this corner of southern France and nearby Avignon are holding out.
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America is holding out for a hero to save us from the shitshow known as the 2016 election, and it turns out Joe Biden might be up for the job.
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Investors are holding out hope that Fed Chair Jerome Powell lays the groundwork for a rate cut as soon as July, followed by two more before the year is out.
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But if anyone is holding out for the dream of, say, a multiuser iPad, it's nice to see that Apple is working on something that's at least adjacent to that.
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Lack of money and space had always prevented the Huangs from acquiring a shirt-pressing machine, said Mr. Huang, holding out his calloused hands, roughened by years of ironing shirts.
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A Reuters reporter witnessed one participant holding out his arm and asking event attendants whether there was soap or a sanitary wipe in the room so he could clean himself.
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Novartis said last month that 2018 sales at its generics unit, Sandoz, would fall in the low single-digit percentages, after previously holding out hopes for them to remain steady.
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Only states' rights advocates, for philosophical reasons, and budget hawks, who fear that the federal government will renege on their funding, are holding out for a repeal of this one.
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We also asked ED about Johnny Manziel getting booted from the CFL ... and he is still holding out hope for the embattled QB ... and doesn't count out an NFL return.
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Since people everywhere — not just in Texas — tend to hang on to old gift cards, we're holding out for locations of the chain all over the country to catch on.
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For those holding out to see an end to Lyft's losses before buying shares, one recent SIG report forecasts the company will become profitable...but it may take seven years.
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Alan Thicke's widow says his sons are treating her unfairly and believes they might be recklessly spending his money while holding out on her inheritance ... according to new legal docs.
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House GOP hopeful Senate is 'close' on govt spending bill: House GOP leaders are still holding out hope that the Senate will unveil its short-term government spending bill Tuesday.
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As it states in the bio, Austra's third album imagines our future world as a dystopian society, but one holding out hope for humankind to rise above and bring change.
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Republicans are holding out hope that the CHIP issue will finally be laid to rest in the spending bill, which must pass by December 22, according to Politico's Jennifer Haberkorn.
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However, under Chilean law, the negotiation would largely continue under the old regulations, so the concrete benefits of holding out until the reform takes effect would be limited, lawyers say.
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Yet, only after days of holding out, as story after story of distressed children shattered the image of the United States, did the Trump administration finally bow under the pressure.
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An air campaign by the Syrian government and its allies has been reinforced by a ground offensive against the besieged eastern half of Aleppo, where insurgents have been holding out.
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Understandably, they often jump at the first offer rather than holding out for a position that would make better use of their skills and experiences and bring happiness and fulfillment.
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Bob Work, a former deputy Defense secretary who established Project Maven in April 85033, told The Hill on Monday that he is still holding out hope that Google will reconsider.
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Melvin Gordon is still holding out for a new deal, meaning that Austin Ekeler and Justin Jackson will both be seeing increased action out of the Los Angeles Chargers backfield.
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Democrats have been holding out on finalizing a budget deal as they push for Republicans to consider legislation to protect certain young immigrants brought to the U.S. illegally as children.
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And while many don't expect legislative action this year, given the fall midterm elections, industry advocates are holding out hope for Democratic-sponsored bills that could see movement in 28503.
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I'm very much enjoying the story, and I'm holding out hope this will end in a much less dark place than "Shut Up and Dance," but jury is still out.
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It could also lead to friction with Trump on how tough to be on Russia, with the president still holding out hope for improved ties with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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This latest confessional confirms that Delevingne and her iconic brows won't be cropping up in fashion editorials or on runways anytime soon, in case you were holding out any hope.
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This latest deal provides SoundCloud with 50 percent coverage among the "Big Four" — Warner Brothers also has a deal with SoundCloud; Sony BMG and Sony/ATV are still holding out.
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That can be a bad thing, but it can also mean that people aren't settling for second-best jobs and holding out for ones that are better fits for them.
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We're still holding out on those sneaker heels from the NYFW runway (yes, really), but this new drop will have to carry us over until the Fenty 4.0 is announced.
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NXP shares have been trading above Qualcomm's $110-per-share offer price, as many NXP shareholders, including hedge fund Elliott Management Corp, have been holding out for a better price.
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Grana Padano is a pretty damn good cheese, but who in the hell could be mad at Charlie for holding out for the best, even on a security guard's salary?
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Alas, some of us were holding out hope that dating Grimes would turn Elon Musk into a "woke bae," but so far it seems like he's the one changing her.
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As the first day of school dawns, Mae is holding out, arms crossed, imagining disaster as her mom and dad hustle her out the door, insisting that fun lies ahead.
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There has been much speculation on where the cutoff would fall this year, with many close qualifiers, sometimes known as "squeakers," holding out hope they would sneak into the race.
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He's a political fable, holding out the happy if far-fetched possibility that a candidate's effervescence matters more than a state's partisan breakdown and that gumption beats any focus group.
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American negotiators had long believed that holding out for a cease-fire before announcing a troop withdrawal was too ambitious and that the Taliban was unlikely to agree to it.
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" After years of holding out in interrogations, he had become what the classified dossier described as a "highly cooperative" font of intelligence—"one of the most valuable sources in detention.
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None of the talks resulted in a deal because either the automaker was reluctant to give up control to Apple or Apple was holding out for a more attractive partner.
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In fact, it's possible that China is waiting until the trade war really bites, or even holding out for the next American administration, hoping for a better deal all around.
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In her old age, she is an explorer holding out for the right savior—a dog with valor but without drool: Find me instead More like the breathy Saint Bernard.
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" Another protester indicated that she was still holding out hope that Collins would be a "no" vote on Kavanaugh's nomination, saying, "We believe that Senator Collins can be a hero.
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When VICE News visited the area in early April, evidence of recent food consumption led straight to the demoralized few holding out in the woods hoping for a better life.
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Meanwhile, a small army of police officers flanked the racist crowd from the moment Kessler emerged from the subway, grinning in a blue suit and holding out an American flag.
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Democrats are also holding out over issues related to protecting the Mueller investigation and addressing the citizenship question on the census, matters they'd like to see tackled in the bill.
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The company is holding out hopes that the pending release of a new Star Wars sequel in December — and the toys that go with it — will give them a boost.
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"I'm really holding out that [EPA staff] realize this is a mistake and they put the Bay Journal back on track," Ann Swanson, executive director of the commission, told BuzzFeed News.
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If you've been holding out on buying a pair of Surface Headphones because they don't match your black Surface Pro, then you might not have too much longer to wait. pic.twitter.
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The process no longer will be held hostage to a Palestinian political culture that refuses compromise, rewards extremism and insists on holding out — forever, if necessary — until every demand is met.
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It's tempting to see all this as an example of old-style British imperial arrogance -- and the British mindset as the last great bastion of Empire still holding out against decolonization.
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Sanders is behind, and he's begun to do something similar, including holding out hope that superdelegates will give him the nomination even if Clinton amasses more earned ones than he does.
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