"We will not give up until our demands are met."
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Yet conservatives did not give up on using military force.
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Salazar did not give up a run until the sixth.
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But I did not give up after two unreturned texts.
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More than anything, you need to not give up hope.
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But Zyuzin would not give up any of his company.
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Still, great powers do not give up something for nothing.
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But until something concrete happens, I will not give up.
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"We have not and will not give up," Tesla said.
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But the Shockers should not give up on Selection Sunday.
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But I promised myself that I would not give up.
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Greed is the first lover he will not give up.
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We still want to fight and just not give up.
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For their safety and protection, Gab will not give up sources.
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Do not give up on us, he urges parents and helpers.
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I am disappointed and frustrated, but we should not give up.
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Having dreams give me energy and hope to not give up.
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She's determined to do anything and she does not give up.
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We will not give up until he is safely back home.
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But we will not give up until we solve the problem.
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One group, however, did not give up wine coolers: underage drinkers.
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But she did not give up on the art world altogether.
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"This nation should not give up on containment," Dr. Redfield said.
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Like Sanders, she did not give up before exhausting all options.
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Critics say the town should not give up a scarce resource.
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And activists on both sides said they would not give up.
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They will not give up, though, so neither can the opposition.
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The U.S. must not give up on the people of Africa.
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Fortunately for our family, my child's doctors did not give up.
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I can assure you, France will not give up the fight.
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Please do not give up on this if it's what you want.
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They were more about the ability to endure and not give up.
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"I will not give up," declared Mr Santos in a televised address.
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I will not give up, I will continue to fight for peace.
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Khomeini did go to Qom, but he did not give up power.
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When you encounter danger in a foreign land, do not give up!
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Now is the moment to continue mobilizing and not give up hope.
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"But we will not give up our principles," the foreign minister said.
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Nola did not give up two homers in an inning last season.
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But Champ did not give up and made it through the process.
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There is still hope for peace and we must not give up.
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We, not as a nation but as humans, will not give up.
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Ryan has said that Republicans "should not give up" on doing so.
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But we must not give up on the promise of the web.
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Stewart said you should learn from you mistakes and not give up
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But the plaintiffs did not give up on the case so easily.
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They keep pressuring us, but we will not give up our religion.
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"It was a very hard trip, I will not give up," Reem says.
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He said some members did not give up their phones when asked. Rep.
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Hence the outside world should not give up on Turkey, but be patient.
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Until he told me, I thought I did not give up in matches.
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Meanwhile, WTO's Azevêdo told CNBC that governments should not give up on TTIP.
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Even if Donald Trump wins the nomination, Republicans may not give up hope.
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We will keep fighting them, and we will not give up our studies.
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"I think they (Bashkortostan) will not give up (its stake)", the source said.
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"Do not give up this sense of outrage," Murphy told the rally-goers.
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They would not give up, and I take my hat off to them.
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"Some were against this concert, but we did not give up," she said.
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The will to succeed is strong and people here will not give up.
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It was called "No Nos Vamos a Rendir" — we will not give up.
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But he did not give up on the idea of a tablet computer.
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The Premier League would not give up its Christmas and New Year's fixtures.
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In the camps, Futhu's father did not give up on his son's education.
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"We will not give up on taxation" of digital firms, the official said.
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"We will not give up on taxation" of digital firms, the official said.
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In the camps, Futhu's father did not give up on his son's education.
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Others surrendered to the moment but did not give up, an important distinction.
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He threw a scoreless inning and did not give up a run or hit.
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The Courage also won the first two and did not give up any goals.
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For now, Icelandic women will not give up their tireless quest for equal pay.
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The Carter Center will not give up until the last Guinea worm is gone.
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If you come across this malware scam, do not give up your private key.
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However, he would not give up, pushing through to get to the finish line.
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They will not give up and I will continue to fight on their behalf.
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He said that those who were disappointed should not give up on their dreams.
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For the foodie You need not give up your love for all things gourmet.
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And though her work didn't make the final project, she would not give up.
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Earlier that day, Trump bluntly told reporters he would not give up the returns.
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Despite the challenges they face, women should not give up on pursuing financial security.
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"I can assure you, France will not give up the fight," Mr. Macron said.
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" She added that "unlike you, my generation will not give up without a fight.
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Regardless of where you live, you should not give up on reaching your savings goal.
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" After the court's ruling, Syed's attorney Justin Brown tweeted, "We will not give up. #FreeAdnan.
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Many tell him they do not give up because Kiro'o shows that success is possible.
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For many reasons: economic, environmental and security, America should not give up its nuclear option.
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Foltynewicz did not give up a hit until Odubel Herrera singled to begin the seventh.
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At the same time, we will not give up on building a platform for dialogue.
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As Gail Sheehy was about to experience herself, the patriarchy would not give up easily.
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"We will not give up on this famous shipyard," said Michael Mulholland, a union organizer.
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"I can assure you, France will not give up the fight," President Emmanuel Macron said.
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Airbus did not give up easily on the A380, said Mr. Enders, the chief executive.
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Beijing has said it will not give up ground on issues it conceives as core.
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He struck out four, did not give up a hit, and issued only one walk.
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"The 4,400 victims will not give up fighting to bring the perpetrators to justice," Li said.
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Bassil this week said his party would not give up any cabinet seats, local press reported.
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He did not give up more than four runs in any of his previous 18 starts.
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I was "made solid" by my upbringing; it gave me the fortitude to not give up.
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However, Ireland says she and the transgender military community will not give up without a fight.
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But Mr. Mann, who was chief executive of MannKind for many years, would not give up.
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"I will not give up until I believe that all possible options are exhausted," he said.
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But SoftBank's board discussed at a meeting Friday that the company would not give up control.
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"Our wish has always been to find Yingying and bring her home, we'll not give up."
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To continue calling, sitting in, going to your Congressman or whoever and to not give up.
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But they do not give up on the ideals of a socially sensitive and supportive society.
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" "Do not give up on your fellow Americans," Moore said in an interview on NPR's "Indivisible.
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There were hints on Friday, though, that the prince would not give up quite so easily.
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We spent 30 minutes, and they were not making it, but they would not give up.
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Years after his exposure as a fraud, Marco would not give up his posture of defiance.
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I'd really rather bow out, but my husband wants me to get better, not give up.
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"But I keep pushing, no fun, keep pushing, no fun, keep pushing, I not give up."
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He made five relief appearances after the demotion and did not give up an earned run.
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"I am disappointed and frustrated, but we should not give up," Ryan said in a statement.
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Beata Szydlo, the prime minister, defended the legislation and insisted the party would not give up.
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Like a rabid dog with a bloody steak in its fangs, they will not give up.
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Izetbegovic said the revision of the judgment carried an "obvious risk" but he could not give up.
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To those people I say this: There is also a default human condition to not give up.
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"We will not give up these rights we worked so hard to win without an extraordinary fight."
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Star-Lord did not give up ... his Plan B was Katherine's SUV, where the bike fit nicely.
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They will not give up Assad and they … will maintain a military and naval facility in Syria.
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"They should strive for what they are interested in and should not give up easily," he said.
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And we will not give up until we have a true and transparent democracy, free from corruption.
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And once Father was sent down into the bottomless abyss, he did not give up their names.
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Last year's American League Cy Young winner did not give up any earned runs in seven innings.
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We will not give up and we urge all right minded people to rise up with us .
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While Pyongyang ultimately did not give up its pursuit of weapons, the agreement did produce some results.
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"I hope she inspires other people to keep fighting the good fight and to not give up."
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"America's nationwide prochoice majority sent a clear message that we will not give up our reproductive freedom."
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We'll take it on the chin and keep pushing hard, because believe me I will not give up.
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The Inspector General's Office noted that Trump did not give up his financial interest in the project, however.
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They followed her to work, saying they would take her daughter if she did not give up guests.
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"I can assure you France will not give up the fight," Macron said in his speech last week.
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Craig's father, Randy Strickland, has also been vocal on his Twitter, tweeting for everyone to not give up.
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RHP Stephen Strasburg allowed just two singles in seven innings and did not give up a run Monday.
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Yet Trump on Saturday also wrote on Twitter that Republicans should not give up the effort on healthcare.
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Newsom said he would not give up entirely on the effort and will continue to seek additional funding.
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Franken pledged on Thursday to keep speaking out, to not give up his voice along with his job.
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Castillo did not give up a hit until Christian Walker singled with two outs in the fourth inning.
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Well I'm here to tell you that unlike you, my generation will not give up without a fight.
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His daughter said in a tweet on Tuesday she would not give up her activism despite the arrest.
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"It ended up being 30 years, but I tried to set short-term goals and not give up."
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Well I'm here to tell you that, unlike you, my generation will not give up without a fight.
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" Later, Neal said, Ross privately assured him that the Trump administration "would not give up on multilateral deals.
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Our policies should deepen economic ties, not give up gains that could leave businesses and consumers worse off.
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That's because glioblastomas are nasty, dogged entities that do not give up until they have done their worst.
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We encourage them to speak to someone they trust, and to not give up hope -- to keep talking.
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American dream Zigorat checks his resettlement status daily online and says he will not give up on his dream.
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"Our wish has always been to find Yingying and bring her home, we'll not give up," the family said.
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"Back then, we said we would not give up until we brought his killer to justice," Chicago police Supt.
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A commentary in the state-run newspaper Rodong Sinmun vowed North Korea would not give up its nuclear program.
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Barnes appeared in the first two games and did not give up a run in 603 2/3 innings.
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If we can get stops and not give up 110, 393, 120, it'll make our lives a lot easier.
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When another justice interrupted before the lawyer had finished answering one of Ginsburg's points, she did not give up.
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And he says matter-of-factly, he will not give up his Klan robe to Davis as others have.
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Despite the problems, and the possibility of more violence, the people of Kobani say they will not give up.
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Still, if borrowers believe they qualify for the relief they should not give up on trying to get it.
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It did not win, and sometimes seemed star struck and lacking in confidence, but it did not give up.
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The CNN correspondent would not give up the microphone after Mr. Trump tried to move on to another reporter.
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Protesters largely brushed off her address, saying they would not give up until all of their demands were met.
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Competitive institutional investors and financial institutions by themselves will not give up their self-interests for the common good.
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"Congress should beware," she added, "our president will not give up on doing what's right for the American people."
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Steve did not give up, and for years did his best to renew meetings and talks, unfortunately without success.
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However, she said the council is prepared to push its plan on its merits and will not give up.
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"This guy's with us for three years, we're going to not give up on him," Manager Mickey Callaway said.
|
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But the EU should not give up on its dishevelled inner courtyard, if only because of the risks inaction poses.
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"We are on the right side of history, and we will not give up this fight," Senator Ed Markey noted.
|
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The large and new idea is that investors need not give up market returns when investing for the greater good.
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Now, founders are able to stay with the company with the support of a COO and not give up control.
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Linda Runions tells PEOPLE her family will not give up on looking for Jessica — no matter how long it takes.
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Certainly, it is a way of telling the world, of telling Israelis and Palestinians, to not give up on peace.
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They said to keep doing what we're doing and not give up and not listen to what other people say.
|
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"After my first show I heard from people who said that I inspired them to not give up," he says.
|
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Bauer (1-0) did not give up a hit until Aaron Hicks doubled with one out in the sixth inning.
|
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McConnell and many of his rank-and-file members said they would not give up on their health care effort.
|
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President Santos said he will not give up and will keep seeking peace until the last minute of his term.
|
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"Even though we are all exhausted, we should not give up," said Kelvin, a 22-year-old information engineering graduate.
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The Hill: Michael Hayden, a former CIA director, predicted Sunday that North Korea will not give up its nuclear weapons.
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He did not give up his second hit until the seventh inning, when Starlin Castro led off with a double.
|
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However, Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany has already made it clear that Berlin will not give up on this mechanism.
|
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Buehler (2230-29) did not give up a hit until Charlie Blackmon singled with one out in the sixth inning.
|
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Ethanol advocacy group Growth Energy said the news was disappointing, but it will not give up on the E15 matter.
|
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"But I truly believe, somehow and some way, we will not give up, we will not give in," Lewis concluded.
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No matter what, whether they discourage me or not, whether people threaten me or not, I will not give up.
|
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And further market gyrations could prompt the president to declare victory, even if China does not give up too much.
|
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But just as the Lynx did not give up in Game 1, the Sparks would not go away this time.
|
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She went straight to the presidential palace in Kabul and told the officials there she would not give up easily.
|
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But I also heard something else: a commitment to not give up and to continue to make their voices heard.
|
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"I am disappointed and frustrated, but we should not give up," said the House speaker, Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin.
|
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"Know that our district will continue to work, we will not give up," Perry Local Schools Superintendent Scott Beatty said.
|
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When the Obamas of the nation have broken through racial barriers, the Trumps of the nation did not give up.
|
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The protesters held up signs saying "Henoko new base, NO!" and "Okinawans will not give up," as they chanted slogans.
|
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Japan, however, did not give up its quest of strong export sales to China against a background of flammable disputes.
|
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We killed it in the highway bill and the Republican House will not give up on their mean-spirited provision.
|
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They say that we could not give up this delusion ... this ... "mirroring" is a word that comes up a lot.
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Our bodies change after childbirth, and I think it's vital for new moms to not give up on their sexual selves.
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Do not give up on a party that has achieved so much for this country and, given the chance, still can.
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Talking to local NBS TV, Ssewanyana said he was scared but would not give up the fight against the constitutional change.
|
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Martin Heinrich echoed the need for diplomacy but said the US should not give up on engaging China on the issue.
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They know the position of the Syrian people, they have sacrificed a lot and they will not give up this demand.
|
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Glenda Hatchett, the Castile family lawyer who has a TV show called "Judge Hatchett," said the family will not give up.
|
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Cashner did not give up a homer against Houston on Monday but was victimized by a poor defensive effort behind him.
|
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Kim might not give up his nuclear arsenal, but he may be willing to let it erode or be made unusable.
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I could not give up writing and working in the only place where my writing and work may have a meaning.
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And however qualified that independence might presently be, it is one that ordinary citizens will not give up without a fight.
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Can we ask whites and other blacks to not use the word and not give up our love of Chris Rock?
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I have seen him fight for years to get a project done — or even started — and he does not give up!
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"We delivered water, we delivered fruits, we delivered granola bars and we delivered encouragement — do not give up," Mr. Maupin said.
|
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"Despite our warnings, the U.S. authorities did not listen to reason and did not give up their illegal intentions," it said.
|
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Motegi's comments are in contrast to this and suggest that the government may not give up on the target so easily.
|
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The reporters have vowed to fight the charges, and Mr. Wa Lone said on Monday that he would not give up.
|
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"The key is to not give up here," said Senator Amy Klobuchar, the Minnesota Democrat who serves on the Judiciary Committee.
|
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Mr. Spano believes in learning from failure — a belief enshrined in his email handle, loserlou29 — and he did not give up.
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If he were content with just feeding his people three meals a day, he would not give up his nuclear weapons.
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For the most part, I can say "thank you" and change the subject, but many times, people will not give up.
|
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"It is impressive how she takes this, how she takes it and she does not give up," one European lawmaker said.
|
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Transport Minister Binali Yildirim said on Wednesday that Turkey would not give up on its demand for Twitter to pay the fine.
|
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Your astrological forecast for the month is adamant that you not give up hope if your first attempt at something goes poorly.
|
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Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha visited the flooded cave complex on Friday and urged relatives waiting outside to not give up hope.
|
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"Our aim is to get a joint communique but we have our positions which we will not give up," the official added.
|
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Exceptional times all the more require that we abide by the ordinary standards of our practice and not give up our principles.
|
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"Serious fighting between different groups continues," he added, while Nazarbayev "will not give up his powers for as long as he lives".
|
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"We will not give up our weapons," said a sniper aiming at Islamic State positions, who only gave her first name, Barkaneurin.
|
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Iran's oil minister also said Tehran would not give up its market share, according to Reuters which cited the Iranian Shana agency.
|
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Trump is signaling to Kim that the Hermit Kingdom can become a modern nation like Vietnam and not give up his dictatorship.
|
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The U.S. has said it will not give up on the case of a separate American being held in Iran, Siamik Namazi.
|
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I want people who feel like they've been silenced to not give up and to know that their voices will be heard.
|
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If Josh's story can encourage one person to not give up hope no matter their situation, Lisa said that's all they want.
|
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"He was one of those guys who just really encouraged me at that time to just not give up," Mr. Booker said.
|
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Houston's relievers were also effective in Game 1 of the Series: Brad Peacock and Chris Devenski did not give up a run.
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North Korea would not give up its shorter-range missiles, which posed direct threats to Japan and South Korea, major American allies.
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LONDON — One thing that we have learned about Prime Minister Theresa May over the last two years: She does not give up.
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"They fulfilled their promise and their responsibility, and they did not give up except over their skulls and body parts," he said.
|
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He inspired everyone to not give up on their dreams no matter what and to be successful it takes patience and time.
|
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In a speech to the nation, Beata Szydlo, the prime minister, defended the legislation and insisted the party would not give up.
|
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She wanted to encourage young women to "break their own glass ceiling" and not give up after Clinton's loss, according to CNN.
|
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Kennedy, a Louisiana Republican, later said he "would strongly suggest [Petersen] not give up his day job" at the Federal Election Commission.
|
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It was widely expected that the administration would not give up the returns easily, and there is likely a long battle ahead.
|
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"Under any conceivable circumstance, Israel could not give up the Golan," said Jason D. Greenblatt, Mr. Trump's envoy for Israeli-Palestinian negotiations.
|
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"The most important reason for me to not give up on marriage is I want to have my own kid," she told me.
|
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She is thankful that her physiotherapists -- who brought her back so she is able to walk again -- did not give up on her.
|
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As it turns out, LG did not give up on its smartwatch, as it just made a return to AT&T's online store.
|
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He called on Turks to convert all savings to lira, and said the private sector must not give up on production and investments.
|
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"We will not give up our demands," said Mourad Hamini, standing outside his coffee shop, where thousands of protesters were waving Algerian flags.
|
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"They may not give up, but stop trying to put their views across, be much less influential as they could be," she said.
|
|
Lively allowed the Braves to get runners in scoring position in the second and third innings but did not give up a run.
|
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Aetna — CEO Mark Bertolini said the insurer will not give up on the public health exchange market, despite losing money this past year.
|
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I did not give up, but only because of my family's strength, my faith, and the support of my growing community of supporters.
|
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And Lee stressed their confidence that they would pass reform and that whoever was elected president, he and Booker would not give up.
|
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Despite these setbacks, Venezuela's political opposition will not give up on our commitment to providing citizens the basic right to food and medicine.
|
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Still, Kazianis said, North Korea "wanted to make a point" to the United States that it will not give up its weapons programs.
|
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Importantly, the scientists said we should not give up on neti pots, as the devices present a good way of getting nasal relief.
|
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North Korea almost certainly will not give up its nuclear warheads, but that is not the outcome the United States is realistically seeking.
|
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NEW YORK, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Winning stockpicker T. Rowe Price Group Inc has a message for investors: do not give up on bonds.
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He will not give up his positions at Harvard or Brigham and Women's Hospital and will keep writing, including for The New Yorker.
|
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China will not give up its old ways overnight, as some local officials look to bolster local employment and short-term economic growth.
|
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That was why Pékerman would not give up his taxi; that is why he is at the World Cup, in charge of Colombia.
|
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Lewis Hamilton of Mercedes, the five-time drivers' champion, said that Alonso's persistence to not give up was a great example to others.
|
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Today, Norway is one of the richest countries in the world, and we will not give up on our cradle-to-grave welfare.
|
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If an individual does not give up their genetic information, the life insurer has "the right to void a policy," the ACLI said.
|
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I know from my experience what a great role support plays, and so you just should not give up and keep moving forward.
|
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If you can stay focused, stay grounded through those phases and not give up, it's always gonna be beautiful on the other side.
|
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And, perhaps most important, California will not give up this fuel-efficiency policy, so the country could revert to two sets of standards.
|
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A non civilian party does not enact reforms which result in it losing power and will not give up power on a platter.
|
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"We, in fact, positioned our military to be able to strike Assad if he did not give up his chemical weapons," Obama told Zakaria.
|
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With so much hatred, not only from the rest of the world but even our own community, it is difficult to not give up.
|
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"If I can inspire others to not give up on the life they've been blessed to have, that's what I'm trying to spread – hope."
|
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I absolutely loved the love Greer had for her sister, and the strength she had to not give up on getting her sister back.
|
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I guess all of that stuff is the attempt to just not give up on figuring out what you're feeling and what you're doing.
|
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While the data added to signs of an economy headed for a weak second quarter, the pound did not give up its earlier gains.
|
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"People do not give up their rights when they move their private information from physical storage to the cloud," Microsoft says in the lawsuit.
|
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North Korea: Pyongyang recently signaled that it will not give up its nuclear stockpile until "the American nuclear threat to North Korea" is eliminated.
|
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Renad Mansour, an expert on Iraq at the think tank Chatham House, says ISIS will not give up its crown jewel without a fight.
|
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But I was persistent, so I hope, if anything, people can take away the ability to go after your dreams and not give up.
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We are where we were before this started — North Korea will not give up its nuclear capability, or any of its other WMD capabilities.
|
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Several lawmakers predicted she would not give up her job at the DNC — a post she's held since 2011 — unless the pressure were overwhelming.
|
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To avoid ending up like Gaddafi, Pyongyang will not give up its nuclear arsenal until its security concerns are addressed in some other way.
|
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Brand said at the time that she would have been "very happy to stay" at DOJ but could not give up the Walmart opportunity.
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But it always should have been obvious that those with power connected to fossil fuels will not give up that power without a fight.
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He urged British Remainers to not give up in their mission to keep the UK in the EU.Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
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SEE-SAW FROM OPTIMISM TO DISAPPOINTMENT At the inn, retired journalist Suleyman Erguclu, a Turkish Cypriot, said the island should not give up hope.
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Corbin did not give up a homer in his 24th straight start, one short of the franchise record set by Miguel Batista in 21.
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" In short, he concluded, "Hamas will not give up its military capabilities, its only source of power, and Abbas cannot accept the Lebanese model.
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Magda Kazmierczak, 34, said that one protest might not be enough to stop the government, but that she and others would not give up.
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After his family had fought to remain Jewish in the Soviet Union, Mr. Barkan said he would not give up on it so easily.
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Hoppert: He did not give up in the Santa Anita Derby, and I'm not ready to count him out either, especially with Espinoza aboard.
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" He later added, "The threats are massive but we must not give up on one of the most amazing marine icons on the planet.
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Lemke vowed to pursue change "We will not give up until our questions are answered and the correct action has been taken," she said.
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""Nancy had boyfriends," one of Nancy's friends told the FBI, "but spent her life caring for Adam and would not give up on him.
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So, if I can leave you with a few simple words of advice, they would be to not give up and not blame yourself.
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We got to do a better job late in games and not give up a shot like that that's something he can easily make.
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The U.S. Supreme Court has stated in numerous cases that Americans do not give up their free speech rights simply by going to work.
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Then, Maxey's driving layup with 11:16 left gave them their first lead of the evening, 48-46, an advantage they would not give up.
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Labor MP John Robertson added his message of thanks and called for the younger generation fighting for equality currently in Australia to not give up.
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The Beverly Hills, 90210 alum opened up about their marriage in May, saying their secret to keeping the relationship going is to not give up.
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The Family Love Alliance (AILA), a group of conservative academics and activists which put forward the petition, said it would not give up its fight.
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The company has sought compensation from West Bengal for its investment of more than $300 million, and said it would not give up the land.
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"I would like to encourage all parents that are going through what I did to not give up and to keep having faith," she says.
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The RAICES family detention team, under the direction of Manoj Govindaiah, particularly law fellow Andrea Meza, and law student Hudson Kyle, did not give up.
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"We are devastated by the Court of Appeals' decision but we will not give up on Adnan Syed," Syed's attorney Justin Brown told the Sun.
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She accuses her daughter's ex-husband of involvement in the murder because Mangal would not give up her job and continued to appear on television.
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The commitment marks a stark shift for North Korea, which in the past had been adamant that it would not give up its nuclear arsenal.
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Jets dominate Coyotes WINNIPEG, Manitoba — Sometimes it is not the goals you score that win the game but the ones you do not give up.
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After being able to transform their lives, Brent said that he would tell people who were in the same position with addiction not give up.
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Since Iran will not give up its regional ambitions in Lebanon, Syria, Iraq and Yemen, Trump would be accused of doing business with the devil.
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"I feel fortunate and I feel it's a reminder to everyone to not give up on your dreams and to bet on yourself," she says.
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He is a true believer in Greater Israel and will not give up one inch of the land between the Mediterranean and the Jordan River.
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Tearing up a little, as he tends to do at such moments, Judge Garland exhorted the students to work hard and to not give up.
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Mr. Kim had declared at the start of 2019 that North Korea would not give up a single weapon until the United States lifts sanctions.
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As a ruler who once pledged to rule his country for a billion years, Jammeh would likely not give up without a fight, she added.
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"It was a... very tense game against a formidable opponent but we did not give up and we wore them down," said France coach Corinne Diacre.
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RHP Brock Stewart struck out four, walked a batter and did not give up a hit in the final three innings to earn his first save.
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One document criticized United Continental Holdings Inc for the "brutal assault" of a United passenger who would not give up his seat for a crew member.
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"What we want Mr. Nelson Chamisa to do for us is to not give up on our vote," said one supporter in the capital, Tisi Habis.
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Responding in a separate post to the TRAI's decision, Zuckerberg wrote that Facebook would not give up on connecting the masses in India to the internet.
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" She quoted from Galatians: "And let us not grow weary of doing good, for in due season we will reap, if we do not give up.
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"I feel fortunate and I feel it's a reminder to everyone to not give up on your dreams and to bet on yourself," Hall told PEOPLE.
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Deep-pocketed corporations will not give up the legal fight easily, even after a Supreme Court decision, and Republicans in Congress will continue their legislative attacks.
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" It will be replaced with a three-pronged strategy that would "crush" the Iranian regime if it did not give up its aggression and rejoin "civilization.
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Authorities "would not give up" on disaster relief efforts, Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen said during her second visit to the quake-hit area on Thursday.
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But just as they have throughout the eight-game winning streak, which is tied for the longest in franchise history, the Cowboys did not give up.
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Still, Mr. Ryan's admirers are numerous and determined, and some may not give up until someone else is formally confirmed in July as the party's nominee.
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Miller told reporters outside court that parliament should be sitting during such a crucial time for Britain's democracy, and she would not give up the fight.
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But the Trump administration needs to accept that North Korea will not give up its nuclear weapons as long as the Kim regime is in power.
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His statistics were eye-popping, but the fact that he did not give up when his team was down by 24-0 was even more impressive.
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It's a great option if the pool area gets too crowded or you want to retreat to the room but not give up the sun entirely.
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"I kind of run better from the front," Huddle said when asked why she did not give up the lead and let another runner set the pace.
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It is now thought to have at least as many unarmed members as fighters, and says it will not give up their identities in any peace process.
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It reminds me to not give up and that i do have control and influence about how i feel and how to find my path in life.
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We will not do that," Erekat said of the administration, adding, "We will not give up on making real genuine lasting comprehensive peace between Palestinians and Israelis.
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The company quickly rejected the $512 million bid, but there are reports that IAC, which owns competing service Home Advisor, will not give up quite so fast.
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Stern said that's because she follows strict state laws on DNA collection, and the groups will not give up sufficient information on the families seeking lost relatives.
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Wray released a video message nearly six minutes long in which he encouraged employees to not give up hope during the longest government shutdown in U.S. history.
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We've got to continue to be a family and trust each other and find a way to get stops and not give up so many easy baskets.
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This is as good a time as any to strongly plea that anyone who's interested in Nick Cave not give up after just a listen or two.
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Anybody that hasn't gone through that, doesn't understand how big of a sacrifice it is for a family to come here and not give up their culture.
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He did not give up East Germany, a vassal state to Moscow, to join a united Germany that's a vassal state to the European Union and Washington.
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Mr. Strzok showed poor judgment perhaps, but he did not give up his right to have political opinions when he took his oath as an F.B.I. employee.
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The fact is that many young people did not give up their hateful beliefs — a reality that led to the unprecedented carnage wrought by the Nazi regime.
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A spokesperson for Pyongyang has said that the country will not give up its nuclear capabilities until it has "trust in the U.S." View the discussion thread.
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Coats responded to some important questions on Kim Jong Un's motivations, sharing the intelligence community's assessment that Kim Jong Un will not give up his nuclear weapons.
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Miranda did not give up a hit until Jose Ramirez's one-out homer in the fourth, and he struck out seven in five and a third innings.
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North Korea will not give up its nuclear facilities for partial sanctions relief, and will only return to talks when the United States makes concessions, he added.
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GREG MAFFEI: You know, it's only going to end when these large players, some of them decide to reduce or not give up but reduce their efforts.
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The Southern California native did not give up a home run in the loss, snapping a franchise-record 13-game streak of allowing at least one blast.
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C.), Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) and Dean Heller (R-Nev.) argued at a press conference that their party should not give up on repealing the health law.
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Her companion told her that she could not give up her seat for the elderly lady, who had to go to the back because she was black.
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Try this out for yourself to get your phone to do some cleaning for you — it could save you from deleting some items you'd rather not give up.
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"I'm a hopeless romantic, and I just knew I wanted to make a movie that could inspire us to not give up, to fight for love," he said.
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We must also keep in mind that military personnel do not give up their First Amendment rights, but they do voluntarily accept restrictions like the ones described above.
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His lawyer Justin Brown said in a statement that the defense team was devastated by the Court of Appeals decision but would not give up on Syed's case.
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"I walk confidently on that stage knowing that I can inspire others to not give up on their dreams just because they have a chronic illness," she adds.
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Wojciechowski did not give up a hit until Rafael Devers lined a double to right leading off the seventh, a ball that just missed being a home run.
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Iran has previously said it will not give up market share, having only just re-entered the oil market in January after U.S.-led international sanctions were lifted.
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"We will not give up on the civilians caught amidst the fighting, and will keep trying and negotiating to reach them and respond to their needs," Armstrong said.
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Opposition coordinator Riad Hijab said the Russian and Iranian intervention in Syria was bolstering the extremist threat in the Middle East, but the rebels would not give up.
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It is precisely because King did not give up on nonviolence as both a practical strategy and principled philosophy that he became a target for an assassin's bullet.
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But Dr. Dao did not give up his seat, and he was forcibly removed — dragged down the airplane aisle, his glasses askew, face bloodied — by several security officers.
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The North would then probably try to force Washington to accept a compromise by offering to freeze its nuclear and missile tests, but not give up the weaponry.
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Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Tuesday that Tehran would not be "deceived" by Trump's offer of negotiations and would not give up its missile program.
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I hope this film softens people's hearts and inspires anyone who is going through huge life challenges to stay positive and find the strength inside to not give up.
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Clearly frustrated, Ben started to question Jubilee about their connection, at which point she seemed to start panicking and even asked Ben to "please" not give up on her.
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Teheran did not give up a run in his final two June starts (covering 214 innings) and has not issued a walk in his last 23 22/3 innings.
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Although his early efforts to find a spot for a museum failed (leftist protests foiled the destruction of an ugly communist-era hotel), Mr Platter did not give up.
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"His preference is the Senate bill as it is constructed right now," said Short, adding that Trump will not give up if the health bill doesn't pass next week.
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United is currently dealing with public relations issues after a passenger who would not give up his seat was forcibly removed from a plane in Chicago earlier this month.
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As it stands, their baby would obtain dual citizenship for the U.S. and U.K. if Meghan does not give up her American citizenship before she's due to give birth.
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In the same way we fought for marriage equality and are fighting for transgender civil rights, the LGBT community will not give up in our fight for blood equality.
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Adrian Beltre led off consecutive innings with home runs, and Cole Hamels did not give up a hit until the sixth as visiting Texas beat Tampa Bay, 6-2.
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"The middle class will be protected and the state will not give up on low-income citizens," he said, adding that the reforms would not be implemented this year.
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The president has insisted repeatedly that Republicans not give up on repealing and replacing Obamacare, and has threatened to let the individual exchanges, which are on shaky ground, implode.
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Whether it is this president and Congress or the next, we will not give up until we can provide service members with a system of justice that is fair.
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Without snow to insulate the plants from the cold, the clover would poison itself if it could not give up its ability to make hydrogen cyanide, Dr. Johnson said.
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What makes the decision even more surprising is that US intelligence agencies are pretty unanimous on one crucial point: North Korea will not give up its nuclear weapons program.
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Palestinians are irredeemably rejectionist, runs this argument; they will not give up on their impossible goals and have never made real compromises, in spite of every generous Israeli proposal.
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The rescue team's going in as the Turkish coastguard, accepting defeat at the hands of the dinghy driver who will not give up, fades back east to the shore.
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The man reportedly told flight officials he could NOT give up his seat because he's a doctor and had patients waiting for him in Louisville ... but that didn't fly.
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The Republicans currently in control of the federal government will not give up a single lick of power no matter how reasonable it might be in the long term.
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It was more than just a personal desire to not give up that drove one perseverant veteran to impressively finish the 4003 Boston Marathon crawling on his hands and knees.
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If I cannot enter the U.S., I will not give up: we know that we have many friends in the U.S., that there are people that share our humanitarian values.
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Hong Kong's Beijing-backed leader said she was confident the city's government could handle the unrest by itself and she would not give up on building a platform for dialogue.
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But Gove said he would not give up on progress and rush into a no-deal Brexit when a deal could be reached "just a little more time and effort".
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But she did not give up, and the term "glass ceiling" spiked in searches again on June 212-2700 as primary victories in several states gave strength to Clinton's campaign.
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It may let Mr Abbas run the schools and hospitals, but it will not give up a militia that boasts tens of thousands of fighters and a cache of rockets.
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"I guess the message that I want to like spread out to other women is exactly what you're saying, is to not give up," a sobbing Handler said to Boxer.
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Iran will not give up its appropriate share of the global oil market, the Iranian oil minister, Bijan Zanganeh, was quoted by his ministry's news agency as saying on Tuesday.
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"While I would not give up on the old and newer cytotoxic chemotherapies, the hormones and the hormone blockers, I also do not see this as either/or," he said.
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Beijing (CNN)China will not give up "any inch of territory" in the Pacific Ocean, President Xi Jinping told US Defense Secretary James Mattis Wednesday during a visit to Beijing.
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The White House had revoked the credentials after a contentious exchange between Trump and Acosta, who would not give up a microphone while questioning the president at a news conference.
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Floro did not give up a run in his first 15 outings of the season but has been charged with three runs in two outings this series against the Nationals.
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"Japan should not give up the right to intervene in the forex market in extreme situations, namely when the yen rises sharply," said Hamada, a special adviser to the Cabinet.
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U.N. Syria envoy Staffan de Mistura told reporters the world body would not give up seeking a full 30-day ceasefire, as mandated by the U.N. Security Council last Saturday.
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Ms. Clapp did not give up on Andy, and within two years she helped establish a foundation that has spent decades and millions of dollars on research for a cure.
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"After the horrors of the Second World War, Britain did not give up on us," said the open letter published in The Times, the British newspaper favored by the establishment.
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This was, after all, a pattern Jesus himself had established: "Each of you who does not give up all he possesses is incapable of being my disciple" (Luke 14:33).
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"So, I think that people should not give up on the U.S. trying to engage with North Korea in a good, safe manner," Rodman told Reuters television in an interview.
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An image of a man carrying a glass of beer became iconic: Even in the wake of an assault on the city, London's citizens will not give up their pints.
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"I would like to send a message to our Macedonian and Albanian friends: 'Please, do not give up,'" he said, adding that the EU would return to enlargement next May.
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"I would like to send a message to our Macedonian and Albanian friends: 'Please, do not give up,"' he said, adding that the EU would return to enlargement next May.
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"That's what I've been waiting for for a long time: to put somebody away with that and get out of a tight situation and not give up runs," Harvey said.
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Lundqvist, who did not give up more than three goals in any of his first 15 appearances of the season, allowed four goals in three of his past six contests.
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Greinke did not give up his first hit Tuesday until the fifth inning, while Robbie Ray took a no-hitter into the sixth inning Monday in his victory at Los Angeles.
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Tigers 2, Twins 1 Matt Boyd did not give up a hit until the sixth inning, James McCann blasted a two-run homer and Detroit held off Minnesota at Comerica Park.
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Orban said Hungary backed an EU deal in upcoming talks with Turkey but at the same time Europe could not give up being allowed to protect its borders on its own.
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Now it's been 216 years since Bill Kuenzel was sentenced to die, and a group of dogged pro-bono appellate attorneys will not give up the fight to save his life.
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Hameir Wright responded with the second of his two 3-pointers, giving Washington a lead it did not give up, but that also never grew to more than the final margin.
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LOS ANGELES — Adoree' Jackson had to change some routines in order to go from the football field to the track, but there was one thing he could not give up: McDonald's.
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Riot police cordoned off the culture center in downtown Belgrade where festival was held, while protesters waved Serbian flags and chanted "Kosovo is Serbia" and "We will not give up Kosovo".
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As the President has continued to watch television coverage of the shutdown and phone allies in recent days, he has told them he will not give up his signature campaign promise.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The head of Total said on Thursday that the French oil major would not give up on Venezuela as the OPEC nation grapples with major social and economic unrest.
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The first time Porter asks Redfield to commit to invoke that authority, he tries to avoid the question but Porter does not give up until she gets Redfield to say yes.
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It's a way to demonstrate that while we will not give in to Mr. Putin, we will not give up on the longer-term prospect of a healthier relationship with Russia.
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But what at the same time we are saying is there are countries that with this situation that have shown that it can be contained so we should not give up.
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But what at the same time we are saying is there are countries that with this situation that have shown that it can be contained so we should not give up.
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Under the pretext that if unions do not give up their hard-won rights jobs will go to Asia, many unions have been stripped to the bone or forced into nonexistence.
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Despite the warmer tone, Morawiecki made clear he would not give up on the courts overhaul, which, together with Warsaw's refusal to host refugees, is central in the row with Brussels.
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One other thing for Giants fans demoralized or infuriated by Manning's jagged performance on Thursday: Do not give up or turn your back on the face of the team since 2004.
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But Gove said he would not give up on progress and rush into a no-deal Brexit when a deal could be reached with "just a little more time and effort".
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" He continued: "If I cannot enter the U.S., I will not give up: We know that we have many friends in the U.S., that there are people that share our humanitarian values.
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North Korea has said it will not give up its nuclear program until the United States withdraws its 28,500 troops stationed in South Korea and end its decades-long alliance with Seoul.
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While House of Representatives Speaker Paul Ryan said fellow Republicans should not give up on healthcare, he cited other pressing issues that needed attention, including major tax-cut legislation sought by Trump.
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The Stanford team has proposed a 10-year roadmap, based on its belief that "North Korea will not give up its weapons and its weapons program until its security can be assured."
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"To all the ones who are still in school and being bullied for not being thin, and you have a dream that many people tell you is impossible, do NOT give up."
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"We have to make sure that our own people here in Hong Kong do not give up on us," said Alvin Yeung, a barrister and head of the pro-democracy Civic Party.
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As it stands, their baby would obtain dual citizenship for the U.S. and U.K. if Meghan does not give up her American citizenship before she's due to give birth in the spring.
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There is always a way forward, reach out, share your thoughts, do not give up, and I promise you this: the absolute biggest breakthroughs in life lie just beyond the darkest days.
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Kim is keen to alleviate heavy sanctions that have been placed on the economy, but has been adamant his country will not give up nuclear weapons as a precondition to any negotiations.
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But Marsch will not give up on the high-press strategy, which is as integral to his coaching philosophy as the triangle offense is to that of the Knicks' president, Phil Jackson.
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"It is now becoming a feature in these close races where the loser will not give up easily and will use every tool at their disposal, legally and otherwise," Dr. Zelizer said.
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"North Korea will not give up its weapons and its weapons program until its security can be assured," he wrote in a presentation that was first reported by The New York Times.
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After days of fiery remarks from North Korea that appeared to suggest the country would not give up its nuclear arsenal, Trump abruptly cancelled the summit in a letter released on Thursday.
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"We talked about if we could get younger and faster and not give up too much, that's something we would do," Jeff Gorton, the Rangers' general manager, said in a conference call.
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CANBERRA, Australia – Australia will not give up its quest to prosecute an Australian Islamic State group suspect despite a Turkish court rejecting an extradition application, the Australian prime minister said on Friday.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping told Defense Secretary James Mattis in Beijing that China will not give up "any inch of territory passed down from ancestors," reports Xinhua, China's state-run news agency.
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I'm quite realistic that we can't possibly achieve progress through going through parliament or the government, where the process is very politicized—so I'm trying to bypass it and not give up.
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WASHINGTON — The C.I.A. director said on Monday that the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, will not give up his nuclear weapons easily, seeing them as crucial leverage to preserve his government.
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Bat control is less important in this era of rising power for hitters and pitchers, and Davis says he respects that hitters would rather not give up the whip in their swing.
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Italy's constitution does not allow regional fiscal autonomy, however, and Agriculture Minister Maurizio Martina said that while Rome was open to talks it would not give up tax proceeds from the rich regions.
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"Brave HKers, perhaps when faced with adversity, we are all fragile and small, but please do not give up defending everything that you love," the protester read through a loud hailer to applause.
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The chairman of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe criticized law enforcement's "militarized" response to the camp and called for demonstrations to remain peaceful, but stressed that activists would not give up their cause.
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So it should be on HTC to make sure that there's a functional option in the box for its users, not give up and leave users hunting for a dongle on their own.
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Syed's lead defense lawyer, C. Justin Brown, released the following statement after the court's ruling: We are devastated by the Court of Appeals' decision but we will not give up on Adnan Syed.
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The former judge said in a video posted on Wednesday that he would not give up the race because he was waiting on the Alabama secretary of State to certify the vote count.
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"Erdoğan will not give up its Russian missile defense systems despite the threat of U.S. sanctions, but Erdoğan will still push to buy American Patriot systems to bolster Turkey's air defenses," Fahmy said.
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As a diplomat, Thae hailed North Korea as the "people's paradise"; he now endorses the view of the U.S. intelligence chiefs that, for all Trump's flattery, Kim will not give up his weapons.
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BIRMINGHAM, England, Sept 30 (Reuters) - The United Kingdom will not give up its high environmental or animal protection standards protections to win trade deals after Brexit, environment minister Michael Gove said on Sunday.
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Dong Baolu, a bishop at an underground church in the northern province of Hebei, said the comments made by officials this week indicated that the party would not give up any real power.
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"We are here to tell the government that we will not give up," said Joshua Wong, one of the democracy activists jailed last year, who is now out on bail pending an appeal.
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He will get about 35 percent of the value back from insurance, and will not quit, he said, using an expression that has become a popular hashtag: #yonomequito — I will not give up.
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"Today it's me, but tomorrow they will come for you," Mr. Capriles said in a news conference, adding that he would not give up his post as governor of the state of Miranda.
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In a rare interview with a trio of foreign reporters at an EU-Iran business forum on Sunday, Ebtekar, one of Iran's 12 vice presidents, said voters should not give up on Rouhani.
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On the opposite side, Andrew Puzder, former CEO of CKE Restaurants, said CEOs should not give up their seat at the table, saying it was a way to influence policy for the better.
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"We are all in this together, and together we are strong, and we will not give up," she added in a message of solidarity with Australian students who also went on strike last week.
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Please don't get me wrong, I will watch every minute of this show, because I am invested, and I do not give up on people or experiences, even when they are terrible to me.
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But this time, they met a candidate who would not give up and, for the first time in history, a national trans PAC with the faith, resolve, savvy and resources to stand with her.
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"We are here to tell the government that we will not give up," said Joshua Wong, one of the democracy activists jailed last year, but who is now out on bail pending an appeal.
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"Hearing other people's stories gave me so much hope in myself, and to not give up," Reid says in a video, entitled My Journey with PPD: Postpartum Depression, which she posted on YouTube Wednesday.
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Ryu did not give up a hit until Christian Walker's two-out single in the fourth inning in his first start since returning from a 10-day stay on the IL with neck soreness.
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Several activists and pro-democracy groups say they will not give up on their demands, with rallies planned on Friday evening at sites across the city such as subway stations and near government headquarters.
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All the respondents said they would not give up the investment projects because of the virus outbreak, though 69% said they would delay the decision making, and 11% said they would renegotiate the terms.
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While the chances of earning a reprieve are slim, Guerrero, whose 32 career goals are a Peru record, said he would live up to his name and not give up until the very end.
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Andrew Hruska, the bank's U.S. lawyer, said at a court hearing that the bank had been reassured it would not give up its right to challenge the court's jurisdiction by responding to the charges.
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Andrew Hruska, the bank's U.S. lawyer, said at a court hearing that the bank had been reassured it would not give up its right to challenge the court's jurisdiction by responding to the charges.
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"If it looks like this administration is only going to last for four years, you might see other countries continue to push along on climate and not give up on the U.S. just yet."
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I will refrain in this arena but not give up the passionate fight for President Trump's agenda..." He blamed Ryan Lizza for publishing the call: "I made a mistake in trusting in a reporter.
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Protests erupted in September when the people first suspected he would not give up power, sparking deadly repression, and popular anger intensified when the November deadline for elections passed with no election date in sight.
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Of course, the president's ongoing insistence that he will not give up until he secures funding for a border wall means that the political standoff between Trump and Democratic leaders is likely far from over.
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But Halep, who clutched the back of her right thigh a few times, would not give up and got the set back on serve immediately before taking the crucial break to go up 5-4.
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In 2013, Gorsuch's court decided one of the most significant religious liberty cases of the last half century, ruling that Americans do not give up their religious liberty rights when they start a family business.
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"The break-up of the negotiation without any outcome is totally due to the fact that the US would not give up their old viewpoint and attitude," Kim Myong Gil, North Korea's top negotiator, said.
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"I love my children and I don't want to get emotional, but it's just so difficult having that will to not give up no matter how hurt you are," she said on the entertainment show.
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"Colombia will keep absolutely secret the coordinates where the shipwreck can be found and will not give up in the face of strategies to reveal this valuable information," Vice President Marta Lucia Ramirez told journalists.
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In his speech, Trump urged the Taliban to engage in peace talks, but he was right to not give up U.S. military efforts against the group that would eventually force them into the negotiating table.
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Despite the voluntary agreement, NHTSA Administrator Mark Rosekind said the agency will not hesitate to fine automakers that fail to follow the rules and will not give up its aggressive enforcement of auto safety rules.
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In that case, relatives of the missing passengers have also demanded that the airline and governments not give up on a four-year search that has cost millions of dollars and yielded few solid clues.
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On his way home from Washington, Erdoğan said he would not give up the S-400, and a couple of weeks ago, Turkey tested the system's radars by flying U.S.-made F-85033s over Ankara.
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Arizona starter Zack Godley gave up an infield single to Margot, the first batter of the game, but did not give up another hit until Yangervis Solarte doubled with two out in the seventh inning.
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The announcement was delivered on North Korean state television with typical fanfare and belligerence: "We will not give up a nuclear program as long as the United States maintains its stance of aggression," the anchor says.
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"North Korean officials insist that they will not give up nuclear weapons, and North Korea may now be only months away from the capability to strike the United States with nuclear-armed ballistic missiles," he said.
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"Brave HKers, perhaps when faced with adversity, we are all fragile and small, but please do not give up defending everything that you love," the protester read through a loud hailer, to applause from the crowd.
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Ms. Kane, 50, has said she would not give up fighting what she calls the "old boys network" in state government, but she did not seek re-election this year, and her term expires in January.
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"North Korean officials insist that they will not give up nuclear weapons, and North Korea may now be only months away from the capability to strike the United States with nuclear-armed ballistic missiles," he continued.
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But lawmakers have used an unprecedented procedural gambit to pass legislation without the approval of government, seeking additional legal guarantees that May will not give up and lead Britain out of the bloc without a deal.
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Several activist and pro-democracy groups say they will not give up on their other key demands, with rallies planned on Friday evening at sites across the city such as subway stations and near government headquarters.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Trump Abandoning Global Climate Accord" (front page, June 2): An appeal to the world: Do not give up on America and its citizens based on the recklessness of our current president.
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"The Hong Kong SAR government and mainstream public opinion have worked hard for rule of law and righteousness, and will absolutely not give up halfway," it said in an editorial in its main Chinese-language edition.
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The class action also applies to anyone who applied to be a sponsor of a detained child but did not give up the biometric data of every adult in their household, resulting in the child's continued detainment.
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Mr Pence acknowledged that if America will not talk to North Korea, and if the North will not give up its nukes, then American military action in the form of a pre-emptive strike becomes more likely.
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In a statement after conducting its fourth nuclear test, North Korea's state news agency said it will not give up its nuclear program as long as the United States maintained what it called "its stance of aggression".
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The government put forward a bill as the courts had demanded, but conservative opponents did not give up, proposing alternatives that did not even mention marriage, speaking instead of "same sex family relationships" or "same sex unions".
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"We must realize that the terrorists will not give up until we stop them," President François Hollande said after racing to St.-Étienne-du-Rouvray and meeting with the priest's family and the town's mayor, Hubert Wulfranc.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Malaysian student Benjamin Tan was injured and so exhausted at one point of the race that he was just limping around the running track - but he knew he could not give up.
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In a statement after conducting its fourth nuclear test, North Korea's state news agency said it will not give up its nuclear programme as long as the United States maintained what it called "its stance of aggression".
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While the United States should not give up on its goal of developing a fully capable Afghan fighting force, it is prudent to assume that it may take longer than the nation is able to ultimately stomach.
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"Let's not give up now, we must not give in to the arrogance of the institutions which have decided to keep people from making decisions for their own country," Luigi Di Maio said, speaking live on Facebook.
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He's a worker, he's a fighter, he is, he's very passionate about it, and he will not give up, he will fight till the end, and he will fight for American people as he's fighting now for himself.
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He said Hillary is a fighter and does not give up — something the majority of Americans can agree with after her lengthy public service record and long battles to remain in the public sphere despite her numerous scandals.
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Doug Oberhelman, CEO of Caterpillar and chairman of Business Roundtable, defended the business community's Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) lobbying campaign, saying they will not give up the fight and are locked into non-stop full-court press mode.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Hexagon CEO Ola Rollen said on Thursday he would not give up his job at the measurement technology company and laid out a detailed defense against charges over insider trading brought against him by Norwegian prosecutors.
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YEREVAN (Reuters) - Nikol Pashinyan, leader of an Armenian protest movement locked in a standoff with the ruling elite, told Reuters on Wednesday he and his supporters would not give up, and would continue their campaign of civil disobedience.
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"The break-up of the negotiation without any outcome is totally due to the fact that the US would not give up their old viewpoint and attitude," Kim Myong Gil, North Korea's top negotiator, said at the time.
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Ms. Rabinyan said she would not give up hope, no matter how remote a deal might seem now (which, spoiler alert, are about as remote as the chances were that Liat could ever give in to Hilmi completely).
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Iran has invested heavily in deepening its influence in an arc from Iraq through Syria to Lebanon and will not give up its strategic gains without a fight, even as US sanctions make its expansionism difficult to afford.
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Although the Fifth Amendment to the US Constitution protects individuals' right to remain silent (and therefore not give up a passcode), judges in several states have ruled that police can forcibly use fingerprints to unlock a user's phone.
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Strategas Research Partners told clients to not give up on President Donald Trump and buy stocks which will benefit from his likely plan to allow multinationals to bring foreign profits back into the country at a reduced tax rate.
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Hong Kong's Beijing-backed leader said she would not give up on building a platform for dialogue, although the time was not right to set up an independent inquiry into the crisis, one of the cornerstone demands of protesters.
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Her tenacity was key to making it in the industry "One of the surefire ways to make it is just to literally not give up," she says of the hardships she's had to overcome while breaking into the industry.
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The big picture: Trump made the remarks after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) told the New York Times she worried the president might not give up power voluntarily if he lost the 2020 election by a narrow margin.
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The DNC on Wednesday pointed to a letter the committee sent to the campaign earlier this month, obtained by Courthouse News, indicating that it will not give up the legal fight against the campaign in light of Mueller's report.
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In another case, Meiggs allegedly harrassed a Michigan-based victim, sending the victim messages showing that he knew his and his mother's addresses, and threatening to kill the victim's wife if he did not give up his Instagram handle.
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Party officials have said talks between the Catalan and Spanish governments were a "non-negotiable" condition and that the separatist party would not give up on its intention to talk about independence, something the Socialists have so far rejected.
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On June 30, the Washington Post reported that US intelligence officials believe the Kim regime will not give up its nuclear stockpile and is looking to conceal the number of nuclear weapons it has; some estimates hover around 65.
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India has vowed to kill all the militants in the country's only Muslim-majority state if they do not give up arms, after a 20-year-old local man killed 40 paramilitary troopers in a suicide attack last month.
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And aside from the original movie's message to not give up on your dreams, there are other threads a deep-thinking director like Nance could tease out—especially considering the original Monstars were trying to enslave the Looney Tunes.
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I have given up so many times when I was younger and as I got older, I told everyone that I would not give up on my dreams, I told everyone that I would not stop applying to agencies.
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Thornberry, who receives some briefings on security in her role as part of a team of advisors to the U.K. queen, said should her Labour party win power it would "not give up our security for the sake of economic expediency."
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Pompeo expressed hope the North Korea summit will take place on June 12 in Singapore as scheduled after Trump said there was a "substantial chance" it will be called off amid concerns Pyongyang will not give up its nuclear arsenal.
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This album is my own personal motivation which I share with my entire Detroit city family and the world to say do not give up because GOD is with us and despite all opposition we will have the ultimate victory.
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"I'm trying to re-spark the flame of my vision and inspirations and not fall into a complete negative state but find these recent events to be taking their toll…BUT I will not give up," she wrote on Instagram.
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Do not give up too early on "Nathan the Wise," an 18th-century morality play by the German writer and scholar Gotthold Ephraim Lessing being presented by the Classic Stage Company in a production starring the estimable F. Murray Abraham.
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Trump did not give up all hope on the bill, but suggested it would not get the 50 votes — assuming a tie-breaking vote from Vice President Pence — it needed to clear the Senate because of opposition from McCain, Sen.
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"We are on the right track, let's not give up," wrote one user in the Facebook group La France en Colère, or Angry France, on Tuesday while sharing a news article suggesting that "tired" police forces might join the Yellow Vests.
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But presumably he allowed the statements on the state-run news service 109 days ago that North Korea would not give up its nuclear weapons for economic aid — contradicting what he seemed to say to his South Korean and American interlocutors.
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Trump did not give up all hope on the bill, but suggested it would not get the 50 votes -- assuming a tie-breaking vote from Vice President Pence -- it needed to clear the Senate because of opposition from McCain, Sen.
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While conservative politicians appeared more determined to freeze membership talks after the vote, center-left politicians focused on the need to continue promoting democratic values and, in effect, to not give up on trying to shape a like-minded Turkey.
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"The big one, for us, is wanting to take someone like Anna to a hopeless place so you can see her survive and know in those hopeless moments, that all you have to do is not give up," Lee said.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping told U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis during a visit to Beijing in June that Beijing was committed to peace, but could not give up "even one inch" of territory that the country's ancestors had left behind.
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He did not care for the assessment that Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader Mr. Trump will meet in Vietnam this month, will not give up all of his nuclear weapons, no matter what the president wants to believe.
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Voters are developing a grudging respect for the 72-year-old, less-than-fit Trump who each day weathers unprecedented vitriol and yet does not give up, in the Nietzschean sense of whatever does not kill him, seems to make him stronger. 7.
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"I am indignant, I am disgusted, but I will not give up," Salvini said in a statement saying he had expected much more robust action by the Italian justice system and promising to expel Rackete from the country as soon as possible.
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Dublin, he insisted, would not give up on an open-ended backstop obliging Britain to retain many EU rules until a better way could be found to keep goods flowing unchecked across the new EU-UK land border across the island of Ireland.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Billionaire investor Chase Coleman's hedge fund Tiger Global Management presented investors with a 28 percent gain last year when stocks zoomed higher, but he assured them he has not give up on betting against duds when the time is right.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani suggested on Friday that President Donald Trump will not pardon anyone involved in the Russia investigation while the probe is ongoing, but emphasized that the President will not "give up his right to pardon" either.
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"Speaking at The College of Europe on Wednesday, Tusk urged Remainers to not "give up" in their mission to stop Brexit, saying: "In this match, we had added time, we are already in extra time, perhaps it will even go to penalties?
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"After that, my intensity (changed), I stepped in more inside the court, started to move him and maybe he didn't expect that," said Khachanov, who did not give up another break point in the rest of the match with his pinpoint, heavy serving.
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"The fact that we are preparing for a no-deal scenario must not, under any circumstances, lead us away from making every effort to reach the best agreement possible ... Let us not give up," Tusk said in an invitation letter to the summit.
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As his government laid out its objectives for the negotiations with Washington on Monday, Mr. Johnson emphasized instead the points Britain would not give up in a negotiation — chief among them, food safety and the sanctity of the country's National Health Service.
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In the flurry of diplomacy to get the planned Singapore summit talks between President Trump and Kim Jong-un back on track, North Korea has been emphatic that it will not give up its nuclear weapons in exchange for American economic aid.
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"We will not give up on taxation" of digital firms, the official said.. France's 3% levy applies to revenue from digital services earned by firms with more than 25 million euros ($27.86 million) in French revenue and 750 million euros ($830 million) worldwide.
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Luis Gutierrez, a key Democratic voice for immigrants and immigration reform, acknowledged to reporters shortly before the vote that there remained little to no venues for Democrats to use their leverage on DACA after this deal, though members would not give up.
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Yet an Indonesian aviation act from 2302 specifies that when heirs receive the government-mandated payment, they do not give up their right to pursue legal action against a carrier or other entities that may have been involved in an air accident.
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But you can be keenly aware that everything points to Kim will want any benefits, but he&aposs probably going to look for any way he can find to not deliver this denuclearization, whatever that actually means, basically to not give up his nuclear program.
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" Suicide prevention experts were on hand at the event for anyone who needed support; they spoke about what to look for in someone who is struggling, passed out cards and wrist bands with a hotline number and the words "I will not give up.
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"I will not give up, I will keep seeking peace until the last day of my term because that is the way to leave a better nation for our children," said Santos, who cannot seek re-election when his second term ends in August 2018.
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Although coming to China might involve lots of difficulties for Pokemon Go, has already filed a trademark for the name of the game to China's State Administration For Industry and Commerce, triggering expectations the game developer may not give up on the market just yet.
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For example in this month's poll, 69 percent said they would not give up email privacy even if it would help the government foil foreign terror plots and 13 percent said they would be unwilling to give up text-message privacy for the same reason.
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" Intent on dispelling speculation of internal divisions in the ruling dynasty, Saudi television repeatedly aired footage of Mohammed bin Nayef pledging allegiance to Mohammed bin Salman, who knelt and kissed his older cousin's hand, saying, "We will not give up taking your guidance and advice.
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For example in this month's poll, 69 percent said they would not give up email privacy even if it would help the government foil foreign terror plots and 75 percent said they would be unwilling to give up text-message privacy for the same reason.
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"I've been quite bullish for the second half of this year, based on supply and demand balances and I would still not give up on that idea, that rebalancing is going to start in the second half," PVM Oil Associates strategist Tamas Varga said.
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Kim will not give up his nuclear arsenal easily, as his primary aim in all this is to retain power, to provide himself some insurance against forcible regime change like that suffered by nuke-less dictators such as Iraq's Saddam Hussein and Libya's Moammar Gadhafi.
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Relinquishing an opportunity to question the President would be a huge concession by Mueller – one that many prosecutors, including myself (as a former prosecutor), would not give up -- but getting closer to charging and possibly flipping Trump Jr. or Kushner may be worth the price.
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North Korea will not give up its nuclear weapons, but it may be open to allowing a western burger chain to open a franchise in the country, according to a CIA analysis that three U.S. officials discussed with NBC News for an article published Tuesday.
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"The Bangkok court got this decision totally wrong, but the class action ruling will be appealed and we will not give up until Mitr Phol is held accountable, even if that means bringing 700 individual civil suits," David Pred, the group's executive director, told Reuters.
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I will not give up lunch, no matter how involved my work day may get — knowing that I am having a hard time staying connected to my friends outside work, I rely on that time to keep up with my colleagues on a personal level.
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He told the news conference that diverting sales tax revenue would make it hard to meet a target of putting Japan's budget balance in the black by the year beginning April 2020, but added he would not give up on efforts to repair Japan's finances.
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Party officials, who had considered the president a reliable supporter, said that they would not give up on what they called urgently needed reforms of a dysfunctional and coddled judiciary, but that they would wait to see the president's bills before taking further action.
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The North's chief nuclear negotiator, Kim Myong Gil, who spent much of the day in talks with an American delegation, cast the blame on what he portrayed as U.S. inflexibility, saying the other side's negotiators would not "give up their old viewpoint and attitude".
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When you have the opportunity to sit with these young people and hear their stories, it is striking how driven they are, and how they have chosen to fight and not give up, even though they have had such a tough start in life.
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During the early stages of AT&T's acquisition of Time Warner, Mr. Plepler strongly suggested that he would not give up his independence during an interview at his usual lunch spot, a corner booth at the Lambs Club, a restaurant two blocks from his office.
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But North Korea has indicated, at times, that it will not give up its nuclear deterrent until the United States removes its 28,500 troops from South Korea and keeps its long-range bombers, aircraft carriers and other nuclear-capable military assets away from the peninsula.
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CAIRO, April 13 (Reuters) - President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi sought to staunch an uproar on Wednesday over Egypt's unexpected decision to transfer two Red Sea islands to Saudi Arabia, saying he would not give up a single grain of Egyptian sand to Riyadh or anyone else.
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North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho said near the end of September that the country will not give up its nuclear capabilities until it has "trust in the U.S." Two weeks ago, Kim made an appearance to oversee North Korea's test of a new unspecified weapon.
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"What I hope comes out of this, if I have helped one person to not give up, if this journey that I'm on helps one person to not quit, not let adversity push them down," says Rick, who connects with people facing similar illnesses via Facebook Messenger.
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Which, really, should be inspirational enough to not give up on your future after three weeks of eating 19 cent noodles, like some people do—or to never let go of an idea even when parts of it have been hurriedly used in other pieces of art.
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ANKARA, Nov 19 (Reuters) - President Tayyip Erdogan said on Tuesday he told U.S. President Donald Trump during talks in Washington last week that Turkey would not give up on the Russian S-400 missile defence systems it procured this year despite protests from its NATO ally.
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"I think the people advising President Trump ... have been telling him that when you walk into the talks with the North Koreans, do not give up any concessions until they first make their concessions and their number one concession is denuclearization on our terms," said Bechtol.
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"Specifically, if the result of the vote does not allow for the elimination of the rights cap, CTG will not give up on this condition," the statement said, adding that it would remain a long-term strategic investor in EDP, regardless of the final result of the offer.
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In the first, Ali experienced the worst battering of his life, yet he did not give up; in the second and third, Ali won against an exhausted Frazier, at what cost to his health we can only guess — "The closest thing to dying," Ali said of the last fight.
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It's obviously frustrating for everybody over here, but to be able to come back and battle and have good at-bats and start a rally and just come away with the win, it speaks a lot to these guys' ability to keep playing the game, not give up.
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One does not give up Lake Erie, Euclid Avenue, eight feet of snow, an occasional visit to Shaker Heights and accept instead the crashing Pacific, sunshine, orange trees, ladies pushing lawn mowers, Bing Crosby asking for a locker-room pass, without being penalized in one way or another.
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Advisers to Mr. Pompeo, both outside the government and inside the C.I.A., which he used to direct, have cautioned him that North Korea will not give up its arsenal of 20 to 60 weapons until the last stages of any disarmament plan — if it gives them up at all.
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"We have to inoculate against that, we have to be prepared for that," Ms. Pelosi said during an interview at the Capitol on Wednesday as she discussed her concern that Mr. Trump would not give up power voluntarily if he lost re-election by a slim margin next year.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey will not give up on its demand for micro-blogging site Twitter to pay a 150,000 lira ($50,000) fine for not removing content it says is "terrorist propaganda" and will take measures after the period to pay the fine expired, Transport Minister Binali Yildirim said on Wednesday.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE (R-Texas) is also calling for Congress to not give up on repeal this year.
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But if she learned nothing else from a childhood of constantly moving from place to place (she says she has lost count of how many people she lived with after leaving her parents, but reckons it was at least 30), she learned to rely on herself and not give up.
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To the extent that this administration has thought about diplomacy during its first year in office, it went no further than listing the things that the United States would not do in future negotiations — for example, not give up sanctions, not pay for meetings, not make the mistakes of past negotiations.
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Severino was fortunate that he did not give up more than four runs, aided by catcher Austin Romine's throwing out Jose Ramirez just before Edwin Encarnacion homered and Michael Brantley's hitting into a 4-6-33 double play just before Ramirez tied the score in the fifth with a solo homer.
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ANKARA, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Turkey will not give up on its demand for micro-blogging site Twitter to pay a 150,000 lira ($50,000) fine for not removing content it says is "terrorist propaganda" and will take measures after the period to pay the fine expired, Transport Minister Binali Yildirim said on Wednesday.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) asserted that Democrats will not give up if Trump vetos the resolution, saying Democratic lawmakers will continue to fight him in Congress over the controversial declaration.
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The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday tossed a case between two law firms over alleged unpaid client referral fees, citing lack of jurisdiction, and adopted a standard that defendants who move a case from state to federal court do not give up their personal jurisdiction defenses in doing so.
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"The exports figures suggest that they will not give up a critical card that they are going to use in the OPEC negotiations to freeze or reduce OPEC production before they reach such an agreement at the November meeting," said Sadad al-Husseini, an energy consultant and former Saudi Aramco senior executive.
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"While these employees did not give up their First Amendment rights when they became employed by the FBI, Supreme Court decisions make clear that the FBI retains the authority — particularly as a law enforcement agency — to impose certain restrictions on its employees' speech in the interest of providing effective and efficient government," Horowitz writes.
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"He spoke with a lot of force about the U.S. and the war and that we would not give up our jihad, that we would never negotiate with the puppet government in Afghanistan or talk to the U.S.," said Khan, now an activist for a pro-Taliban party, Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl, in Quetta.
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When the Trump-Kim Jong Un summit, if it happens, ultimately leads to disappointment and greater levels of tension after it becomes clear the North Koreans will not give up their nuclear weapons at any price, it will be important for the U.S. and South Korea to be on something like the same page.
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OWINGSVILLE, Ky. — Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., in some of his harshest criticism of President Trump to date, said on Friday that the president was "trashing American values" and undermining institutions to "amass power," as he appealed to his party to not give up on winning the votes of the white working class.
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This is the line, along the Sajur River valley, that Turkish forces would have to cross if ordered to carry out President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's threat to extinguish Kurdish control in northern Syria, and it is also the line the American military has said it will not give up to Turkey, its NATO ally.
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Mattis, the first U.S. defense chief to come to China in four years, has described his talks as "very, very good", even as President Xi Jinping told him China would not give up an inch of its territory, likely a reference to the disputed South China Sea and self-ruled Taiwan which China claims.
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" But the report adds: "Regardless of Brexit, the UK will not give up its role as Europe's fintech leader easily, demonstrated by the country's regulatory sandbox and its recent announcement of a fintech bridge with Singapore aimed at making it easier for UK-based fintech companies to operate in that country and vice versa.
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Zhang Liangui, a North Korea expert at the Central Party School, which trains rising officials, however said Pyongyang had made repeatedly clear that it would not give up its nuclear weapons program and that while sanctions were unlikely to prove useful, the chances of resolving the Korean peninsula crisis through talks were also "miniscule, if not already non-existent".
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On Monday, the Trump campaign fired its Virginia chair, Corey Stewart, a candidate for governor next year and a Trump loyalist, after he staged a controversial protest in front of the RNC to convince GOP members and RNC staff to not give up on Trump despite falling poll numbers and the release of a 2005 videotape with Trump making lewd comments.
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But Dominic Cummings, one of Johnson's key advisors and architect of the Vote Leave campaign that spearheaded the push to leave the EU in 2016, told reporters that even if the prime minister lost a such a vote, he would not give up power before the Brexit date of October 31 and Britain's departure could even take place in the middle of an election campaign.
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U.S. President Donald Trump spent much of the past year deriding negotiations as useless and lobbing insults at North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. But on Thursday, Trump called the new talks "a good thing" and said they had been prompted by his "firm, strong" stance, which has included harsher international sanctions and threats of military intervention if the North does not give up its weapons program.
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North Korea has been accused of trying to improve its relationship with South Korea to weaken pressure and sanctions from the U.S. Although Pyongyang has been adamant that it will not give up its nuclear arsenal, some are hopeful that the recent talks could lead to an agreement over the North's nuclear weapons or at the very least restart talks over the weapons between the U.S. and North Korea.
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"There's a lot of good pitchers in this league, but for a guy to just sit there and pound the strike zone the way he did and not give up hard hits, it's just really telling about how special a pitcher he is," Tampa Bay Manager Kevin Cash told The A.P. He wasn't the first opposing manager, and isn't likely to be the last, to produce a quotation like that this season.
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