" 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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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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Leifer, for his part, is holding out for something new.
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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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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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It seems that she's been holding out for love anyway.
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Apparently, he's holding out for when Ventimiglia scores an Oscar nod.
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That's when I buy the things I've been holding out for.
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Instead, they're holding out for the return of the land itself.
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Trump is holding out for $5.7 billion for a border wall.
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Will you be buying now or holding out for that rumored iPhone?
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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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We will admit, however, that we were holding out for Calabasas West.
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Until then, we'll be holding out for a Tuxedo Mask-inspired lipstick.
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But other creditors appeared late Sunday to be holding out for cash.
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I'm still holding out for my female food/travel show host, Netflix.
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One bitcoin bear is holding out for change in the cryptocurrency market.
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Others believe Manafort is just holding out for Trump to pardon him.
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Moreover, no-one's holding out for a quick resolution of the trade war.
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Probably not quite the amount that Bell has been holding out for, though.
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But if you're holding out for a single genre to help guide you?
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The central bank is holding out for all banks to keep money flowing.
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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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He added that the family is holding out for a conviction and proper sentencing.
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Researchers speculate that they were holding out for positions that better matched their skills.
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This new research, though, suggests that holding out for a perfect match isn't necessary.
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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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He said he does not think the Vermont senator is holding out for anything.
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For instance, small businesses are holding out for the 20 percent qualified business income deduction.
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Monsanto has been holding out for an improved offer before providing confidential information to Bayer.
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If you've been holding out for a 4K TV, this could be your lucky year.
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It's not a question of half a loaf versus holding out for the whole thing.
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But why is Samsung eliminating the analog audio port after holding out for so long?
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Manafort so far appears to be holding out for a presidential pardon, according to Turley.
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As a devout Sanders supporter, no part of me is holding out for the astronomical.
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I'm holding out for when the city inevitably claims my home province as a suburb.
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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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They are holding out for a 5 percent raise after four years without any increase.
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But perhaps most likely is that Manafort is just holding out for Trump to pardon him.
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However, it faced resistance from some NXP shareholders, who were holding out for a better price.
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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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Just don't tell Bronn — he's still holding out for all those castles and wives Jaime promised.
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That opened the door for Anthony Kennedy, who, as it happened, was worth holding out for.
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With Manson it never materialized, but people were holding out for some end of the rainbow.
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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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If you've been holding out for even cheaper prices, Black Friday deals are on the way.
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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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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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In the meantime, two dashers who spoke with Gizmodo said they're just holding out for something better.
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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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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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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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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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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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While there hasn't been a response from Panda Express yet, we're still holding out for a clever response.
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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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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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I'm still holding out for a cigarettes-and-pine-needles scented candle under the Christmas tree this year.
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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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Research published today in Science gives 'a new hope' (I'm so sorry) for those holding out for lightsabers.
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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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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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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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You may want to binge Sex & The City on HBO Go instead of holding out for a third movie.E!
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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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Asked about the election Thursday, Pelosi appeared to be holding out for whatever comes on or before the Dec.
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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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Until then, while holding out for the yogi emoji on your iPhone, take a deep breath and say "om."
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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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Making Ekeler even more intriguing is the fact that Melvin Gordon is currently holding out for a new contract.
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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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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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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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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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Some lawmakers are holding out for an analysis from the International Trade Commission, which is due in mid-April.
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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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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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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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People with diabetes are still holding out for a true "artificial pancreas," which would automate the diagnostic monitoring and injections.
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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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But critics of the long-stalled plan, including Mr. Onaga, the governor, are holding out for a more drastic drawdown.
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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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Elliott is currently holding out for a new contract, hoping to become the highest-paid running back in the NFL.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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'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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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So, if you're holding out for the next iPhone in hopes that it has a display wrapping around its entire body, my only advice to you is to give up hope.
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It might also signal that many reservation holders are still holding out for the cheaper, $35,000 "standard range" (220-mile) versions of the Model 20183, which Tesla has not started making.
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But if she were to appear, she'd be holding out for a pair of "vital" cast members (with a highly recognizable portmanteau couple name) to get on her network of choice.
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"The fact that some sellers are holding out for strong prices means we are not seeing any signs of people desperate to leave the market," said McKeel Hagerty, CEO of Hagerty.
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In the U.S., President Trump appears to be holding out for a starkly decisive outcome — equivalent to China's unconditional surrender — to maximize his political standing for winning re-election in 22019.
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And, while Portugal's style has been largely built on defense, on repressing opponents and holding out for draws, even for the penalty kick shootout, Santos proved unafraid to trust in youth.
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It could not justify holding out for another 20 years under the auspices of amateurism, as college football did; it was a zero-sum game that required a zero-sum result.
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And in these small death animations where someone is holding out for someone, anyone, to come and save them, I think about Caparzo's arm stretched out at the people in hiding.
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"When Carrie decided she was going to buy a house with the funds instead of holding out for later, as a mom, I was sad — I wanted the wedding," she said.
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Prince Alwaleed must have thought at some point that he had the option of holding out for a fair hearing before being forced to hand over billions to save his skin.
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LUSAKA, May 19 (Reuters) - Zambia's kwacha fell more than 1 percent against the greenback to a six-week low on Thursday as exporters sat on their dollars, holding out for better rates.
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What was unclear at the time, but later became the stuff of royal legend, was that all along Naruhito was holding out for a woman who fit the glass slipper: Masako Owada.
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Kamala Harris of California, whom he once dated, didn't endorse Biden — as many predicted she would during his stop in Oakland on Tuesday — Brown joked that "she's holding out" for Bernie Sanders.
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Republicans want to cast Democrats as unreasonably holding out for action to defer deportations of 700,000 people brought to the US as kids in an unrelated effort to pass a government budget.
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The protesters are holding out for more, and an uneasy truce has descended after thousands turned out to bury the man who was killed — Muhammad Anouar Sakrafi, who was 23 and unemployed.
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As a consolation prize, Samsung is offering customers a $250 credit for the Samsung store, but it's likely a disappointment for anyone who had been holding out for the actual foldable phone.
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The UAW will want to prove it offers meaningful value to members by pressuring GM to offer wage increases and profit sharing while holding out for commitments to that offer job stability.
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And while they might be political amateurs, the teachers say they're holding out for a real offer — and they're hoping it will also benefit other underpaid colleagues like bus drivers and reading specialists.
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Additionally, Dick Van Dyke has returned to Poppins' magical world in his original role as Mr. Dawes Jr. I'm still holding out for a quick cameo from Andrews, although she's currently not billed.
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The White House said talks would only continue after Democrats agreed to vote in favor of funding the government, but Democrats are holding out for assurances that immigration negotiations will actually deliver results.
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Moving ahead, the trend in USDA's monthly yield estimates is on the bears' side, and analysts still holding out for sizable production cuts are only doing themselves a disservice given the supporting evidence.
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So if you missed getting an early start on your holiday shopping on Friday, were holding out for better deals, or just want to upgrade some gear, it's time to hit the internet.
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"Most Apple users are expected to be holding out for the new iPhone that will be launched this year, and that will help the brand to see a growth in 2017," IDC said.
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With Brexit due to happen on March 29, British Prime Minister Theresa May is holding out for further concessions from Brussels, keeping the possibility of a disruptive, no-deal Brexit on the table.
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The House passed a monthlong continuing resolution to fund the government, but Senate Democrats opposed the measure, holding out for an immigration fix to protect immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.
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Meanwhile, Berhalter seems to have been holding out for the past few months on account of the fact that he was overseeing his MLS team bow out of the Eastern Conference Semi-Finals.
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And while many of them were disappointed with the end result, a lawyer representing one plaintiff said that holding out for more favorable terms might have left the alleged victims completely empty-handed.
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The programs may be holding out for an interview with Biden, who has not sat down for a Sunday show interview this year though he has done other network and cable TV interviews.
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But the niece of New York gangster Salvatore "Sally Dogs" Lombardi showed up looking and feeling fierce as ever, holding out for about half of the grueling 10-hour shoot, a source tells PEOPLE.
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Washington is currently holding out for fresh trade talks with the European Union and has said if it's not satisfied it could slap tariffs on EU cars and parts coming into the United States.
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With SoundCloud holding out for just under $2 billion, Twitter balked, sources said, put off by the heady price tag, music industry headaches, and the discrepancy between SoundCloud's monthly visitors and its registered users.
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Angry creditors have been holding out for the release of the investigation before deciding whether to back a proposal by Caesars to inject $1.5 billion into CEOC and settle the allegations of asset-stripping.
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In fact, it came as a surprise to 84 percent of the 260 cognitive development experts Protzko surveyed, who predicted that kids now would be worse than ever at holding out for two treats.
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Holding out for the uncertain odds of something better and broader means using as political gambling chips the precious todays and tomorrows of the nonviolent offenders who are working honestly toward their second chance.
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But I'm holding out for the oceanic game that tackles the specific problems there, and I'd encourage everyone taking players down deep to go beyond the oceans we have to find oceans we need.
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Microsoft had contemplated a bid of $55 billion while Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff at the time was said to be holding out for a price closer to $70 billion, too rich even for Microsoft.
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Chances are, that studio is holding out for a better deal, or still making plenty of money off the show in syndication, or hoping it might find a syndication deal in the near future.
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Earlier this month, at Mecum's Kissimmee auction in Florida, bidding on a Ford GT went to an even $1 million, but the car did not sell because its owner was holding out for more.
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Qualcomm first offered to buy NXP, which is based in the Netherlands, for about $38 billion in October 2016, but faced resistance from some NXP shareholders, who were holding out for a better price.
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However, with Senate Republicans grotesquely eager to simply acquit the president, the strategy of Pelosi holding out for witnesses in the trial was politically counterproductive, even if it was morally, ethically, and legally correct.
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Mario Diaz-Balart (R-Fla.), another fervent Castro foe and embargo hard-liner, said the Newsweek revelations are "serious" but he's holding out for a "clarification" from the GOP nominee before reaching a verdict.
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If you were holding out for something more generation-specific and didn't go for Saucony's Pumpkin Spice Sneakers, now's your chance to inject your wardrobe with something, well, a little basic — in the best way.
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If you've been holding out for a top-of-the-line Canon DSLR with 4K video recording and have the moolah, you'll be happy to know the 1D X Mark II comes out in April.
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Team: New York Jets2018 stats: n/aConsensus rank: 11thAverage draft position: 7thWhy he's a risk: After holding out for a year, then joining a new team, the NFL world is eager to see Bell again.
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They say the North Koreans are holding out for a second summit because they believe they can extract greater concessions by meeting with Trump directly, as opposed to working with envoys like Pompeo or Biegun.
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Yet, holding out for a second referendum would alienate a significant minority of Labour voters who support leaving the bloc — as well as Labour lawmakers who fear being seen as the party that thwarted Brexit.
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After initially holding out for a productive relationship, Democrats have soured on Barr, accusing Trump's newly appointed attorney general of bottling up Mueller's final report last month and conveying his own views of Mueller's findings.
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The disparity is at once a source of frustration to Biden's team and one of hope to rivals holding out for an utter collapse by the former vice president in the two earliest nominating states.
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Quite a few rumors didn't come true, leaving many to think that Apple is holding out for a splashier iPhone update in 2020, when the company is supposed to introduce 5G technology to its devices.
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While an underwhelming stimulus package from the European Central Bank had prompted extended selling in markets on Thursday, investors were holding out for injections of liquidity from other major banks, including the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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Britain's property market has been hurt by a slowdown in European economic growth and prospective home buyers holding out for house prices to fall further because of the country's chaotic attempts to leave the European Union.
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European Union institutions and the International Monetary Fund are holding out for a conclusion of additional reforms by Athens before signing off on the review, which could potentially unlock further financial aid to the indebted country.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's life insurers are holding out for the possibility that the Federal Reserve's first rate cut in more than a decade will afford them better levels at which to be buying the U.S. dollar.
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Now that HTC has made its play with the Vive Pro, Oculus may have to choose between holding out for the broad market it sees on the horizon, or getting the largest possible audience right now.
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Some investors saw the tepid iPhone 8 debut as a sign that customers were holding out for the iPhone X, which boasts an edge-to-edge display and will sell in the United States for $999.
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But the derivatives market shows that investors could well be holding out for a deal further down the line and are displaying a lot more optimism, as demand and supply come closer to falling into balance.
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"I feel like there could be a better bid in the near future," Anderson said, adding that he was holding out for another 20163 cents per bushel to bring him closer to eking out a profit.
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"The declines in the stock after huge jumps caused a lot of people to sell it and be grateful for a good gain instead of holding out for the big enchilada," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Guan said, however, that the Brazilian planemaker was holding out for better days, given the potential of a market that is still a long way behind the United States, where there are around 12,000 private jets.
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The deaths in Aleppo served as a stark illustration of the relentless bombing that had pressed Daraya to make a deal after holding out for four years, the harsh underbelly of great-power politics in Syria.
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"This time was different because of the staggered launch, between the iPhone 8 and the X. Everyone is holding out for the X, and we've locked in a lot of customers who order phones," said Burke.
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So far, however, there are no signs he plans to do that, prompting speculation he may be holding out for a presidential pardon, or that he may have no such information to trade for his freedom.
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After all, they're used to holding out for just one more tidbit, to the point where the bonus scenes no longer feel like a reward for the in-crowd, but like an entitlement for the whole audience.
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Such clauses make it easier for a government to override a minority of investors who oppose the terms of a proposed debt restructuring, and who can stop the whole process by holding out for a better deal.
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Pumped full of personal data gathered in the aftermath of the crash, it's holding out for a day when it can be recovered and reconnected, unleashing a swarm of predatory programs to overwhelm the nascent anonymous networks.
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And if scandals too numerous to list have not dented faith in Trump, those holding out for an apocalyptic moment of reckoning that suddenly drops the curtain—the Russia investigation, or his taxes—will only be disappointed.
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PSG is holding out for $200 million as it looks to recoup most of the $275 million spent on him in 2017, however Madrid is hoping it can test the French champion's resolve with it's latest bid.
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Changes to the ESM treaty are intended to reduce the risk of investors holding out for a better deal in a sovereign debt restructuring and give the bailout fund room to mediate between the sovereign and investors.
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FRANKFURT/ESSEN, Germany (Reuters) - Utility RWE is sticking with its coal power plants, its chief executive said on Thursday, holding out for more compensation under a German landmark plan to abandon the fuel in exchange for payments.
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"During this whole process, you're still holding out for hope that he's not this monster that I think he is, that he's just my dad and has a temper," she says in the PeopleTV clip shown exclusively above.
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After holding out for more than 214 hours, Democrats ended their occupation of the House of Representatives just before 453pm on Thursday, failing to get Republicans to cave to their demands for a vote on gun control legislation.
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The several thousand claimants still holding out for a trial are all that remain of the more than 27,000 investors at the outset of the action, which threatened to be one of the costliest in British legal history.
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That doesn't mean that many across the country aren't holding out for Phil to be right, especially as temperatures in Chicago dipped to-50 degrees with the wind chill during the polar vortex, according to The Chicago Tribune.
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"If this comes to pass, it should drive the next leg of the current market rebound, as it will be seen as a fundamental confirmation of the upmove that many investors are still holding out for," Matejka wrote.
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Considering that the series is based on the comics of the same name it's hard not to wish and hope for more episodes, so if you're holding out for a season 2 of Locke & Key there's good news.
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While Apple's new iPhone 11 starts at $699, $25 less than last year's iPhone XR, customers may be holding out for 21G models that the company is reportedly preparing to release next year, according to a top analyst.
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I ask mom the set favourites she's holding out for and she reels off classics like "Billion Dollar Babies" and "I Love The Dead" ("a nice little jolly number") as well as a few more niche deep cuts.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif, in a January interview with Der Spiegel, didn't rule out the possibility of renewing negotiations, but for the time being, he is holding out for sanctions relief as a pre-condition for beginning talks.
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Driving the news: The New York Times and the Wall Street Journal both reported on Friday afternoon that the FTC had voted 3-2 along party lines to approve a deal, with Democrats reportedly holding out for tougher conditions.
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That may be partly because young people are holding out for plum jobs in the civil service, where kickbacks are easily extracted, or in the natural-resources sector, where pay is high, says Chris Manning of Australia National University.
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The IMF has been holding out for more than a year over the terms under which it would participate in any new program, arguing that the financial targets set in the European bailout are unrealistic without major debt relief.
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I'll finish the next game having hoarded a different kind of resource that I never got around to employing, or having passed on several opportunities to build my own infrastructure because I was holding out for the perfect card.
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While the Chargers offense still has a few holes to fill with the departure of receiver Tyrell Williams and running back Melvin Gordon holding out for a new contract, with Rivers under center, Los Angeles is impossible to dismiss.
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Reality check on this: Republicans -- particularly on the midterm campaign side -- who were watching this all play out throughout the weekend are keenly aware that holding out for a pie-in-the-sky bipartisan immigration overhaul agreement is untenable.
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Planned changes to the ESM treaty are to reduce the risk of investors holding out for a better deal in a potential sovereign debt restructuring and give the bailout fund the possibility to mediate between the sovereign and investors.
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In their parliamentary resolution, the ruling parties scrapped calls for a veto on so-called single limb collective action clauses (CACS), that limit the ability of individual investors to delay any restructuring agreement by holding out for better terms.
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The House passed a monthlong continuing resolution to fund the government, but Senate Democrats opposed the measure, holding out for a fix to protect immigrants brought to the country illegally as children, who could face the threat of deportation.
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Traditional UK house builders and developers have been struggling due to a slowdown in European growth and home buyers holding out for further falls in house prices as the country faces uncertainty over plans to leave the European Union.
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There are, of course, a number of factors that could be contributing to the iPhone 8's lukewarm sales: there are already reports that people are holding out for the iPhone X, which could be cutting into the 8's sales.
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But what really elevates Sushii Films' short is the sheer production value — everything from the music (Bonnie Tyler's "Holding Out For A Hero," of course) to the camera angles and the editing are all masterfully done for comedic and dramatic effect.
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Fallin has already approved legislation passed by the Republican-dominated legislature that would raise teachers' wages by an annual average of $6,100, but teachers are holding out for a $10,000 raise over three years and other increases in school funding.
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Sen. Rand Paul is keeping the Senate from voting on a budget deal tonight, holding out for a vote on an amendment that would keep spending caps at their current levels rather than raising them, as the bipartisan deal would do.
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Such bigger venture funds promise to help fill a widely recognized funding gap that leads most European start-ups to be acquired rather than holding out for stock market flotations of their own in order to build powerful global tech franchises.
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One of her proudest accomplishments as attorney general involved "helping folks like the folks I grew up with" by holding out for a higher settlement with the country's five largest mortgage servicers over their foreclosure practices during the financial crisis.
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Holding out for a HeraWomen will be more front and center on movie screens this summer than any time in recent memory, starting with "Wonder Woman," which broke Hollywood's glass ceiling for female superheroes with a $100.5 million opening weekend.
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To win project approvals, developers are pushing to line up long-term buyers, but with spot prices stuck at three-year lows and a flood of cheap U.S. LNG, buyers are holding out for lower prices from new projects worldwide.
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MARCH 10-16 If you've been holding out for a Tesla that can fit your family and Elon Musk's ego, the automaker will unveil its new crossover S.U.V., the Model Y, at the company's Los Angeles design studio this week.
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CACs in sovereign bond contracts make it easier for a government to override a minority of investors who oppose the terms of a proposed debt restructuring, and who can stop the whole process by holding out for a better deal.
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If you've been holding out for the cheaper Z224.5 model, your patience has been rewarded: it'll hit stores on November 2100th, starting at $251200,13 for just the camera body or $21,2400 for a bundle with a 26-70mm f/4 "kit" lens.
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Last week, before the strike, state lawmakers passed a bill that would hike taxes to give teachers a $6,000 raise, but teachers are holding out for both a $10,000 raise over three years and a $200 million bump in the state education budget.
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But I'm someone who buys a new iPhone every year, for my sins, and while you'd think that would put me in the category of people who'd be holding out for the X, I actually bought an iPhone 8 Plus last month instead.
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The IMF has been holding out for more than a year over the terms under which it would participate in any new Greek bailout, arguing that the fiscal targets set in the European bailout are unrealistic without major debt relief for Greece.
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To win project approvals, developers are pushing to line up long-term buyers, but with spot prices stuck at three-year lows and a flood of cheap U.S. LNG, buyers are holding out for lower prices from new projects worldwide.
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Yes, but: Thanks to the CBO's estimates about the bill's deficit reduction, McConnell has about $200 billion he can spend to add funding to appease various Republican holdouts — like Capito, Portman, and Cory Gardner, who are holding out for more opioid treatment funding.
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Average rank: 30.82018 stats: 885 rushing yards, 490 receiving yards, 14 touchdowns, 225.5 fantasy pointsOne thing to know: Melvin Gordon is currently holding out for a new contract, and according to ESPN, the ordeal could last into the start of the regular season.
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Read more:FANTASY FOOTBALL RANKINGS: Here's the expert consensus on the top 50 playersLe'Veon Bell apologized to fantasy players after holding out for the entire 2018 season, and now fans that drafted him are asking him to refund their league duesOrioles outfielder dubbed 'Dr.
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Euro zone officials need to agree on specific measures to reduce the Greek debt pile and the International Monetary Fund's board must also decide whether to join the bailout programme after holding out for several years, Coeure told Reuters in an interview.
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But that's not the only good news for those of us who are holding out for ET. In March, the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO) and Schiaparelli landing module, developed by the European Space Agency (ESA), will be launched to the Red Planet.
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Visa is acquiring Plaid for $5.3 billion, 2x its final private valuation Copilot has its limitations, mainly in that the team is just two people right now, so those holding out for desktop or Android support might have to wait a bit.
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If you're a long-term, strategic investor, it's worth holding out for emerging market returns, because fundamentals are positive, he said — but added that valuations could still fall further, due to market sentiment and the perception of trouble rather than anything else.
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The contours of the disagreement were clear: The Republicans were holding out for an expansion of the number of charter schools allowed in the state, linking such an increase to renewal of mayoral control of the schools, which was to lapse June 30.
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The yen and the euro were steadier, with investors holding out for trading clues from policy-setting meetings by the U.S. Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan as well as a conference organised by the European Central Bank, all scheduled this week.
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Fleksy was an early entry to the iPhone's custom keyboards, launching after Apple gave developers the opportunity to install keyboards on the iPhone after holding out for years — and letting Google get a potential leg up with better input experiences than the traditional iPhone keyboard.
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But there's no doubt that World is going to be a big change, and you might be better off holding out for XX eventually coming to the Switch in English if you want more traditional hunting action, not to mention local co-op play.
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Andrew Siemion, Director from the Berkeley SETI Research Center, told Gizmodo that he's holding out for the possibility of a link between FRBs and extraterrestrial life, but agreed more data will likely continue to rule out whatever hypotheses we might have about these sources' origin.
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Apple's fiscal third-quarter earnings report — scheduled for tomorrow after the market close — is often its most boring of the year, since many people who would be interested in buying an iPhone have either gotten one already or are holding out for the September lineup.
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"You've earned every accolade in your career the hard way, you stood for Natives in filmic media holding out for roles bringing honor not shame (to us)," What TRIBE project, an arts campaign "deconstructing stereotypical images of Native people & other cultures," tweeted to Bedard.
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The phone's disappointing on every level and at this point, holding out for the promised modules that are supposed to transform it into a cinema-grade camera with features like a larger image sensor and mount support for virtually any camera lens seems like fraud.
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"I would have been surprised if we had seen some move in the market because that would imply that some bondholders were holding out for a positive election result, which was a very remote possibility," said Gregan Anderson, macroeconomic strategist at Bulltick LLC in Miami.
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Since then Shkreli was probably busy holding out for a New York court to find 12 impartial jurors who didn't hate his guts and dealing with being found guilty of two counts of securities fraud and one count of conspiracy to commit securities fraud.
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"Obviously, I would love offsets for any additional spending we have but emergency spending is exactly that -- it's emergency, so typically holding out for offsets is not something that's a position that you can maintain for any length of time," North Carolina GOP Rep.
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At one point, the Steelers were 7-2-1, thriving without the star running back Le'Veon Bell, who was holding out for a new contract, and with James Conner, the second-year backup who ranks among the N.F.L. leaders in rushing yards and touchdowns.
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After holding out for months, Capitol Hill Republicans have begun to publicly flock to Trump in the aftermath of the real estate mogul's victory in three of four early-voting states so far, and his polling leads in many of Tuesday's slate of contests.
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"It's fairly amazing that even after meeting with President Trump, they are holding out for removing health care from people with preexisting conditions, something they know could never pass and goes against everything President Trump promised during the campaign," one GOP aide told CNN's Lauren Fox.
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Diaz taking a strong stance and holding out for the right amount of money, as he explained he would to Helwani, makes the rematch even more intriguing given that McGregor openly mocked his financial situation in the short build up to their meeting at UFC 196.
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We're still holding out for these two to team up again since they both starred in Green Lantern, but if this is the beginning of a trend of the two shading each other in their movies, then we're just as on board with that as well.
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"The government of Sao Tome and Principe, however, with excessive financial difficulties, and demands beyond those the ROC could meet, has ignored 20 years of friendly diplomatic relations, playing both sides of the Taiwan Strait while holding out for the highest bidder," Taiwan's Foreign Ministry said.
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Almost the entire point of Animal Crossing: New Leaf is to corral an entire town into being exactly to your liking, from the placement of benches to even the villagers who live there (I'm still holding out for Marshal, the tsundere squirrel who stole my heart).
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Moments after he left the Capitol, two key Republican senators on the Budget Committee, Ron Johnson of Wisconsin and Bob Corker of Tennessee, who had been holding out for more concessions to meet their different concerns about the measure, told CNN they would vote for it.
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Raiders General Manager Reggie McKenzie said Stephen Jones, the Cowboys' executive vice president of personnel, had called last week to say he would check in on Cooper on Monday and offered the first-round pick that the Raiders were holding out for before making a deal.
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Chris Conley has been a hit-or-miss fantasy player this season, but I'm still holding out for Nick Foles' breakout game since returning from injury, and it feels like going against a Buccaneers passing defense that's ranked 31st in the league should help him greatly.
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A huge workforce of smart graduates (Korea has one of the highest education rates in the world), plus a high youth unemployment and underemployment rate have driven more and more potential founders down the startup path rather than holding out for professional positions that may never materialize.
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And while she summoned righteous anger toward the bank fraud that helped set off the Great Recession, holding out for more money for California homeowners in the National Mortgage Settlement, she said little when the governor diverted some of it to fill holes in his budget.
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I would love to see any of those fights, but I imagine St-Pierre going one-and-done at middleweight then holding out for McGregor, rather than capping off his career fighting the likes of Romero, who outweighs GSP by roughly the same weight as a refrigerator.
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We're not exactly holding out for a twinning tattoo story between King and her son on this design (though we would love to be wrong about that), but knowing King's appreciation for things spiritual and uplifting, we wouldn't be surprised if the design has an inspiring origin story, too.
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Traders largely shrugged off the USDA's forecast for U.S.corn production in its monthly supply and demand report on July 25.5, holding out for a follow-up survey of plantings by the agency after its previous acreage estimates were viewed as too high for corn and too low for soybeans.
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As a CEO who operates there and so globally, would you be in favor of just seeing a deal and an end to the fight, or would you be in favor of holding out for a better deal that tackles some of the structural issues like intellectual property theft?
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Nonetheless, Mediobanca, an Italian investment bank, argues the commission's refusal to countenance a bad bank could help speed the disposal of dud loans because, at the very least, banks that had been holding out for such an arrangement can no longer use the prospect as a reason to procrastinate.
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He thinks that Alcor and CI have "given up on the idea of society and the medical community accepting cryonics," but he's holding out for changes that will allow people to preserve their brains before they die, as part of a continuum of care offered by healthcare providers everywhere.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (Texas) endorsed Trump last month after holding out for months.
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But as Federal Reserve governors in the United States clash over the merits of an interest rate rise this month and markets wobble over economic prospects, banks holding out for the absolute minimum leave themselves at the mercy of the boom-and-bust nature of investor appetite for CoCos.
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On top of that – and the second main reason why the EU is holding out for more – the EU has liabilities, notably arising from the unfunded retirement benefits of European staff estimated at €67 billion ($79 billion) at the end of 2016, which it is expecting Britain to share.
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The company has cited higher estimates based on European testing standards, but both Mercedes-Benz and parent organization Daimler truly messed up the communication of this during last year's announcement, so it's really worth holding out for the final EPA figure before passing any judgement on its potential range.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. farmers who have been holding out for higher prices for their corn may finally sell their grain below target levels in the next few weeks as a government report released on Friday underscores the huge supplies left in storage bins around the country, analysts said.
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The bigger question is not so much about the implications for Obama as for those Republicans and Democrats such as Menendez still holding out for what increasingly looks like an outdated policy rather than joining the emerging consensus to help shape more coherent and effective approaches to handling Cuba today.
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Villanelle (Comer), international assassin and millennial psychopath, may have settled into a new floor-to-ceiling, wall-to-wall brown apartment in London as she works as a sort of honorary MI6 agent in season 2, but we're still holding out for her to return to her stylishly decaying apartment in Paris.
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"We hope that this will get people back into the habits they probably had when they were kids of paying attention to odd things and holding out for a moment and deciding whether they are good or bad only after they have a chance to think," Abrahams said in a phone interview.
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The new owners of Ilva and of the Tata-Thyssenkrupp assets are also expected to employ a more disciplined pricing strategy going forward - holding out for higher prices and taking pains not to over-supply the market, unlike in the past when Ilva, and to a lesser extent Tata, favored volumes over price.
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Clinton may be treating the Democratic nomination as hers, but Julie Crowell, a stay-at-home mother and a die-hard Sanders supporter, is holding out for an 11th-hour miracle: divine deliverance at the hands of the F.B.I. Like many of Mr. Sanders's supporters, Ms. Crowell, 37, said she hoped that Mrs.
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Nishino threw the dice in their final group match against already-eliminated Poland, making six changes to the starting 11 and then, when a goal down, opting not to chase an equalizer, instead holding out for a result that would see them into the last 16 instead of Senegal due to a better disciplinary record.
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And while the "cheaper" — to say that this is a relative term is a bit of an understatement — $7,999 65-inch model has been available for a while, if you've been holding out for the flagship 77-inch model, then I've got good news: it can finally be yours for the low, low price of $19,999.
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If you were holding out for that Vive-branded standalone Google Daydream headset, meanwhile, there's bad news — HTC and Google have cancelled their plans to bring it to the US. Lenovo's Daydream standalone is still in the works, according to Google VR VP Clay Bavor, though we haven't heard much about it since it was announced in May.
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Despite the year-on-year decline in sales for Apple — the first since the company launched the iPhone in China in 2009 — IDC believes that that Chinese smartphone makers have yet to eat away at Apple's market share, with most Apple users reportedly holding out for a new iPhone rumoured to be set for the iPhone's 10th anniversary.
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Even with all the breathless predictions of catastrophe from many Republicans in recent weeks, relatively few elected officials have actually come out and said they would not support Trump in November under any circumstances — whether that meant staying home, holding out for some still-unseen third-party alternative or actually pulling the lever for Hillary Clinton.
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He helped bring us Bonnie Tyler's "Total Eclipse of the Heart" and "Holding Out for a Hero," Celine Dion's "It's All Coming Back to Me Now," plus every song on Meat Loaf's albums "Bat Out of Hell" and "Bat Out of Hell II." He is implicated in the Barry Manilow catalog and the Air Supply discography.
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In an unusual twist for a labor negotiation, the two sides are fairly close on salary, but teachers say they are holding out for an improvement in student conditions, citing the need for more school nurses, psychologists and smaller class sizes in a district where as many as 46 students are sometimes crammed in a single classroom.
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If you want to live in a stately hillside house in Los Angeles, but you've been holding out for one where a horrible tragedy happened over a half-century ago, now's your chance: the Los Feliz Murder Mansion, one of LA's premier goth makeout spots, and perhaps the crown jewel of Southern California murder lore, can be yours for only $2,750,000.
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Michelle Fields, the journalist who accused Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's campaign manager of grabbing her during a campaign event, is still holding out for an apology, she said Friday.
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All viable political positions make room for exceptions — leeriness of foreign interventions need not preclude entering World War II — and contend with What Is. So there's little purpose to libertarians holding out for the elimination of the Federal Reserve or a return to the gold standard, especially since neither of those tired tropes flows inexorably from that core rubric that we should be free to do what doesn't hurt others.
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The ladies strut through a city singing the 1984 Bonnie Tyler song "Holding Out for a Hero" (popularized by the movie Footloose), as the music intones, "Where have all the good men gone?" and impossibly hot women do the Beyoncé strut through streets littered with drunken, passed-out dudes Why would Heineken spend money on an ad that portrays drinking in such a, well, nasty and not-sexy manner?
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"It's fairly amazing that even after meeting with President Trump, they are holding out for removing health care from people with pre-existing conditions, something they know could never pass and goes against everything president Trump promised during the campaign," one GOP aide familiar with the whip operation told CNN Thursday as it was growing increasingly clear that the Freedom Caucus wasn't budging enough to make up the difference.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Wednesday said top Chinese officials will travel to the U.S. later this week to resume trade talks, even as he accused Beijing of holding out for a better deal under a future Democratic president.
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Read more:FANTASY FOOTBALL RANKINGS: The expert consensus on the top 20 quarterbacks of 2019Baker Mayfield shotgunned a beer on the jumbotron at a Cleveland Indians game and sparked a 5-run rallyLe'Veon Bell apologized to fantasy players after holding out for the entire 2018 season, and now fans that drafted him are asking him to refund their league duesFANTASY FOOTBALL RANKINGS: Here's the expert consensus on the top 50 players
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The story of a man holding out for deliverance from the backwater that turns out to be his destiny (if "destiny_"_ isn't too dignified a word for where character and circumstance conspire to deposit us), it was written by a man likewise toiling in provincial obscurity and had itself to wait decades after its publication, in 1956, before it was recognized in the Spanish-speaking world as a classic.
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Dak Prescott shouldn't even THINK about holding out for a massive contract after his insane rookie season ... so says Colin Cowherd, who says playing hardball is a bad move for the QB. The "Speak For Yourself" co-host was leaving a benefit for the Iraq And Afghanistan Veterans of America this weekend -- when he told us it might take another season for Dak to get the big money.
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (R-Ariz.) cast the final "yes" vote after holding out for about 2023 minutes longer than his fellow Senators.
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (R-Ariz.) cast the final "yes" vote after holding out for about 15 minutes longer than his fellow Senators.
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Some city planning is like the crafting of an airplane, or at least an elevator: we can protect small merchants with ordinances that limit the size of their competitors, as happens in France, or with tax structures that would discourage landlords from maintaining empty storefronts while holding out for national chains that could pay the exorbitant rents they hope for, rather than continuing to accept lower rents actually available from the bookstore or the wine shop.
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Colin Kaepernick posted a video saying he has been 'denied work for 889 days' and still wants to play in the NFLFANTASY FOOTBALL RANKINGS: The expert consensus on the top 20 quarterbacks of 2019JJ Watt bought a kid a new bike after he accidentally broke the old one during a Packers training camp traditionLe'Veon Bell apologized to fantasy players after holding out for the entire 2018 season, and now fans that drafted him are asking him to refund their league dues
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Read more from Tyler Lauletta:A wild brawl broke out after Reds pitcher Amir Garrett charged from the mound to take on the entire Pirates dugout on his ownFANTASY FOOTBALL RANKINGS: Here's the expert consensus on the top 50 playersAnthony Davis used 'NBA 2K19' to decide on his new number after Nike told him he couldn't take No. 23 from LeBronLe'Veon Bell apologized to fantasy players after holding out for the entire 2018 season, and now fans that drafted him are asking him to refund their league dues
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Read more: Anthony Davis has been traded to the Lakers and LeBron JamesRead more from Alexandra Licata:A Warriors fan says he snuck into courtside seats all season for just $100 per month in a clever schemeFormer NBA player Kendrick Perkins says Steve Kerr is hypocritical for his 'bad for the league' criticism of Anthony Davis12 athletes who have famous parentsMichael Thomas signed a record-breaking $100 million extension with the Saints, and it could be a good sign for other receivers holding out for a new deal
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