You gotta keep trying, trying, trying … and try some more.
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I was trying to empathize, trying to sympathize, trying to understand.
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Zuck is trying, the Google people are trying, the Wall Street people are trying, the Goldman Sachs people doing social impact bonds are trying.
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We're trying to reinvent ourselves, trying to run businesses, trying to pretend like it's 2003 again.
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Trying to understand were the Russians infiltrating and trying to gain access, trying to gain leverage and influence.
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So, I went on a spiritual quest, if you will, questioning, trying this, trying that, trying different religions.
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I'm still trying to get it, still trying to figure it out, still trying to get better, still trying to figure out my place on both ends, defensively, offensively.
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I was trying to balance trying new drugs and getting hammered with trying to do some writing as well.
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I am just trying – trying to support what I believe in, trying to do some good in this world, trying to make some noise with my writing while also being myself.
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So we're trying to prove it, and we're trying to work with other people who are trying to prove it.
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"There is a feeling of helplessness like you're trying and trying, you're trying to push against the system," Bonne said.
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We're not trying to disrespect the military, we're not trying to disrespect the flag, we're not trying to disrespect our country.
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It's trying to balance pretty … hefty dividend spending, along with trying to streamline the company, along with trying to grow production.
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"Candidate trying to buy the election is trying to smear candidate trying to win with a people-powered movement," he wrote.
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I'm not trying to hurt you; I'm trying to win.
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We're trying to move on, just trying to play basketball.
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Trying to gain access, trying to gain leverage and influence.
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They're trying to tell a story, they're trying to entertain.
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Trying to understand were the Russians infiltrating, trying to gain access, trying to gain leverage and influence which is what they do.
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Trying to understand were the Russians infiltrating, trying to gain access, trying to gain leverage or influence — which is what they do.
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Trying to understand were the Russians infiltrating, trying to gain access, trying to gain leverage or influence which is what they do.
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I was making calls, trying to figure out the appeals, trying to figure out the legality of everything, trying to study the case, trying to make connections to people who may be able to help.
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" The company's customers are health-conscious people who "are trying to optimize life, trying to optimize health, trying to optimize their aging experience.
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We're trying to solve problems; we're not trying to adopt products.
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"They're not trying to bite you, they're trying to stay away."
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They're not trying to kill us and trying to hurt us.
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I'm really trying hard, everybody in this league is trying hard.
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Trying to open my eyes felt like trying to lift boulders.
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We're not trying to shape it; we're trying to wrangle it.
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Trying to catch him is like trying to catch a cloud.
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Trying to sue him is like trying to drown a fish.
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I'm not trying to be dramatic; I'm merely trying to complain.
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We're trying to so nice, we're trying to be so civil.
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I'm really trying, I'm really trying to be a better person.
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F. She's trying trying trying to get a guy out of her head and all the grown-up places it wanders; you'll be trying trying trying to get this delightfully weird snack of a song out of yours, too, thanks to its goofy AP History lyrics ("Just like the battle of Troy/There's nothing subtle here") and Gomez's trademark sexy-whisper singing. —N.
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"He was against the door trying to help his teacher, trying to help another student, and trying to shield the others there," Smith said.
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"He was kneeling on the ground, trying to hold me from sliding, trying to hold himself, and trying to hold the tourniquet," she said.
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Yeah. I think it showed that we were trying to have fun, we were trying to entertain and we were trying to take risks.
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The Bachelorette is trying something new — it's actively trying to be feminist.
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"I'm focused on trying to get better, and trying to walk again."
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A world I think we're trying to imagine and trying to build.
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"We started trying right around when our friends starting trying," says Patterson.
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Nobody's going to quit, quit trying or quit trying to get better.
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I'm trying to get away, I'm trying to get her to safety.
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They're trying to rule in her favor — I'm trying to fight that.
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You're not trying to walk, just trying to step into the box.
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"He's not trying to succeed, he's trying to enslave," Keeffe told Bouchey.
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There's no one quite trying to do what we're trying to do.
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"One's trying to eat, and the other's trying not to get eaten."
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I was just trying to stay focused, trying to keep my composure.
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I just try to stay up with what they're trying to do and trying to focus on my approach and what I'm trying to hit.
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And I love that she is down and dirty: She's not trying to get a guy, she's not trying to look pretty, she's not trying to get anybody's gaze on her — she's just trying to get through the day.
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There have been no major changes in gun-reform law in the state this year, which isn't for lack of Democrats trying — and trying, and trying.
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We're trying to find the balance; we're not trying to neglect our family or our traditions, but we're not trying to turn it into a gimmick.
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Maybe she's trying to find herself, maybe she's trying to lose herself, maybe's she's just trying to shamble from one heart-shattered day to the next.
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He&aposs not trying to help Russia, he is trying to bolster it.
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And he&aposs trying to woo -- he&aposs trying to woo his girlfriend.
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Snapchat is trying to do too muchScreenshot: SnapchatWhat is Snapchat trying to be?
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Even under such trying times, Lip is still trying his hand at sobriety.
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"I'm just trying to hold on, trying to make it through," she says.
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He's trying to help improve, and I'm trying to improve on his beats.
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I'm not trying to be the voice, I'm trying to be a voice.
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Am I trying to sell records, or am I trying to be streamed?
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Building something new requires planning, trying and, yes, failing, and then trying again.
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So I was trying to compose myself, and I was trying to stall.
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We're not trying to hire journalists and we're not trying to write news.
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I was trying to explore, trying to be in tune with my spirit.
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We are trying -- look, we are trying to make it easier for them.
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We weren't trying to hide it, we were just trying to be discreet.
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They're trying to hurt innocent people, but trying to inspire fear as well.
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"We started trying right around when our friends starting trying," she told People.
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"Stop trying to demonize real artist Stop trying to compromise art," he tweeted.
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WE ARE TRYING TO BE STARBUCKS AND THEY ARE TRYING TO BE WALMART.
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GOFAI people weren't trying to build animals—they were trying to build intelligence.
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Because we're trying to develop a style, we're trying to develop a voice.
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They're not trying to reinforce their brand; they're trying to stay in office.
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"I'm not trying to alarm folks, I'm not trying to scare folks," Gov.
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It's one of my "I'm trying to look like I'm not trying" looks.
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We're trying to do that right away and trying to do that early.
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Hunter was trying to quit, always trying to quit, but it was hard.
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Nations trying to screw other nations, races inherently trying to oppress other races.
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Mr. Ghosn has some experience trying to evade those trying to find him.
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CH: People may think you're trying to shock, or trying to be grotesque.
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Just trying to gauge the defenseman and the speed and obviously the lane he's trying to cover (and) trying to be a threat to shoot as well.
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What she finds is the townsfolk trying to make their own change, trying to find stability in a crumbling city, and trying to keep their faith intact.
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They're not trying to push any boundaries, they're not even necessarily thinking about trying to turn the audience on, they're just trying to shoot out the scene.
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Part of it comes from trying to understand them, to understand what they're trying to do, what they're trying to answer, and where their questions came from.
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I tend to agree: Whether it's food, fiction, art or journalism, there needs to be time and room for holding on, trying, reflecting, trying and trying again.
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The company is going to keep trying and trying until something lights the spark.
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What's more American than trying to go to college and trying to find yourself?
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Trying to stay active and trying to eat healthy as much as I can!!
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Because we weren't trying to hide it, we were just trying to be discreet.
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It then learns how to complete a goal by trying, failing, and trying again.
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When people are trying to run away, you're trying to find your way in.
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Fall River is trying for you, and you should be trying for Fall River.
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So argument is about trying to convince others while we're trying to convince ourselves.
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My daughter was working, trying to make a living, trying to raise her daughter.
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Trying to find someone to blame, trying to make other people unhappy as well.
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When I wasn't trying to annoy my coworkers, I was trying to impress them.
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They're trying to take away our culture, they're trying to take away our history.
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We're trying to keep our heads above water—just trying to get through it.
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Honestly, if I'm trying to sell to you, I'm not trying to kill you.
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I spent 21 years trying not to be gay and trying to love women.
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That's what he's trying to do, he's trying to get everyone on that bandwagon.
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WE'RE NOT TRYING TO END TRADE WITH CHINA, WE'RE TRYING TO EVEN IT OUT.
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They're not trying to make money, they're not trying to take something from somebody.
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The Duchess of Sussex is trying to stop fans from trying to impersonate her.
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"I'm not against change or trying something, trying something new," he said last week.
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So, rather than avoiding the risk of trying, avoid the risk of not trying.
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As Graphcore's CEO Toon says, "Everybody's trying to innovate, trying to find an advantage."
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I'm not trying to get strong at distances; I'm just trying to get strong.
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Trying to describe how it tastes is like trying to describe the colour blue.
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But I wasn't trying to sell anything; I was trying to write a novel.
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Hitters were trying to beat Young; defenders were trying to stop Robertson and Gretzky.
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I'm not trying to dismiss UBI, I'm just trying to be critical of it.
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I'm trying to follow a story, because I'm still trying to bring you somewhere.
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You're trying to destroy this fantastic business you ... I'm not trying to destroy it.
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We're not trying to injure guys — trying to take guys out of the game.
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I'm just hopefully trying to lead the race, rather than trying to catch up.
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Tim Kaine wasn't trying to win the debate – he was trying to bash Trump.
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Like black fans trying to claim him versus white fans trying to claim him.
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So we've been sort of fighting guerrilla warfare trying to trying to establish ourselves.
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So, what we call it, trying to relabel it, trying to merchandise that, no.
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"We have been trying to protect neighbors, trying to protect houses, livestock," he said.
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How do you distinguish between trying to injure someone and trying to hurt him?
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I'm still trying to learn how to swim, trying to get this figured out.
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We're trying to fix up things and trying to make it better for everybody.
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But I'm trying to minimize the stress time is all I'm trying to do.
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Would stop trying to mean something, would stop trying to break their broken hearts.
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But trying to put things right eventually is better than not trying at all.
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The first is his mention of trying, indeed "trying his hardest," to play better.
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It's the difference between trying to do something important and trying to stay relevant.
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"I was trying to recover my biography, trying to recover the streets," he said.
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We were trying to get something out, trying to keep our names out there.
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We're not trying to eradicate the NRA we're just trying to keep children safe.
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They're trying to clean that up, Dara Khosrowshahi, he's trying to clean it up.
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You're not just trying to sell a widget; you're trying to sell an experience.
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Trying to describe how it tastes is like trying to describe the color blue.
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If a period of time went by in which I was trying, trying, trying for a result and it simply didn't work, I learned to ask myself why.
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When they migrated to the west, I saw what they went though, trying to get accommodation, trying to fit in in the society, trying to get job opportunities.
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HIT TV is simultaneously a story of hero trying to save damsel at all costs, a contestant trying to win game show, and everyone trying not to die.
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"What this feels like to transgender people is trying to make us invisible, trying to say that we don't exist, trying to say that we are nothing," she said.
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We were trying to make the Halo killer and they were trying to make Halo.
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"Just trying to be active, just trying to play with everything I've got," Colson said.
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After one year of trying, Cindy told her OB/GYN that we'd been trying unsuccessfully.
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It's clearly trying to do better, but it's not trying hard enough or smart enough.
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Trying to pilot the Draco felt like trying to walk a cheetah on a leash.
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I'm not trying to dominate anyone, and I'm not trying to supervise or oversee anyone.
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There is no point in my trying, or the government trying to disguise that fact.
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They're trying to run a business and they're trying to do right by the customer.
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"She was not trying to be Maya Angelou, she was trying to survive," Whack said.
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Trying to skewer him is the equivalent of trying to nail jelly to a wall.
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I'm not trying to push my beliefs on anybody, I'm trying to make people laugh.
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I'm trying to deliver it and I have an audience who's trying to understand it.
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"I'm not trying to be political; I'm not trying to push the edge," she said.
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"They're trying to escape from Myanmar, they're trying to look for an afterlife," he said.
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"We were trying to be aggressive and they were trying to be aggressive," Baker said.
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You know, I'm trying to get better, trying to be on a high level again.
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What were they trying to do here, and what were you trying to do here?
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When he's not trying to steal contestants' exes, he's trying to steal their family members.
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We were trying to do a show with four characters and trying to be funny.
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He said they were trying to protect Arriaga, who was trying to go to Mexico.
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What we're trying to do is we're trying to understand [how] technology evolves over time.
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Those trying to peddle that nonsense are either profoundly misinformed or deliberately trying to mislead.
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They're not trying to appeal to us, they're just trying to get our money now.
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But I'm trying to limit that and I'm trying to focus on a core team.
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"I was trying to throw it down, trying to get a double play," Jimenez said.
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It's about regular working people trying to feed their kids, trying to make a living.
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That's the important thing that I am trying to — point that I'm trying to make.
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"I feel like they're trying to shut down the kids that are trying," he said.
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It's been much more volatile in trying to understand what they're trying to tell us.
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Because what they're doing is trying to stop aging, is what they're trying to do.
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I'm trying to save money for the hip surgery, trying to help pay the rent.
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Humans are—trying to play a computer at Go is like trying to fight Zeus.
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Doug's not yelling at him, he's trying to be encouraging and trying to motivate everyone.
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China is trying to get into the home page — trying to, but they're getting blocked.
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Trying to stop influenza-like transmission is a bit like trying to stop the wind.
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You're not trying to relive "Mezzanine," and you're not trying redeliver "Mezzanine" to the audience.
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We're always trying to keep things open, we're not trying to dictate what to do.
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"It's really about trying, failing, and trying again," the 23-year-old actress tells PEOPLE.
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You know what, they keep trying, they keep trying, but they can't put it together.
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I'm trying to get back to myself, and I'm just trying to play consistent games.
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And now they're trying to justify it, they're trying to find ways to create divides.
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And now they're trying to justify it they're trying to find ways to create divides.
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"They're trying to nullify Trump's election just like they're trying to nullify Brexit," he said.
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Teenagers aren't trying to be like adults: they are trying to distinguish themselves from adults!
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They were specifically working, trying to take down the president, trying to hurt the president.
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Chipotle is trying to win over people trying the Whole30 diet in the new year.
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What's your new album trying to do, and how is it trying to do it?
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KS: They're eventually trying to get rid of bodies is what they're trying to do.
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Trying to catch them all would be like trying to patch the Titanic with plywood.
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" Added the mother-of-three: "He was trying so hard to be a better person — desperately trying, working his program, working with his therapist every day and trying so hard.
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How frustrating has it been -- excuse me -- how frustrating has it been trying to deal with the government, trying to tell them your story, and trying to make a case?
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It is not trying to win a championship for the first time in 29 years, trying to lift a curse, to escape the ghosts that Liverpool is trying to escape.
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So I'm trying to get better at that, trying to be more efficient, trying to make more better, but I still don't have a 30-years-from-now plan necessarily.
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But they're not trying to discuss it, they're trying to force their ideals on the university.
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Jaime Griesemer They were trying to figure out the secret solution, and trying to dissect Halo.
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The man is trying to put food on the table and you're trying to humiliate him?
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" She continued: "Trying to stay active and trying to eat healthy as much as I can!!
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That&aposs the important thing that I&aposm trying -- point that I&aposm trying to make.
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We see these characters that remain trying to put together the pieces, trying to go on.
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It's not trying to be the authority, and it's not trying to be without an opinion.
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A lot of it is trying to automate it or trying to consolidate IT into it.
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"We're not undoing it, we're trying to improve it, we're trying to optimize it," he said.
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C.: Well, Putin is trying to break NATO and Trumpet is trying to make it stronger.
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It's not about trying to find useful things, but really trying to build new biological objects.
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"I do think they're trying at this point and that's better than not trying," she said.
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Everyone is trying to get autographs, and everyone is trying to see what they're picking up.
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" But "instead of trying to fix it," he added, the candidates are "trying to exploit it.
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There is a lot of trying to make things equal and trying to make things fair.
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So I'm trying to play my part, and Lion Forge is trying to play its part.
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"I wasn't trying to be hard on him, I'm just trying to be real," she said.
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"They are trying to wipe out all our history," Anne said, trying to hold back tears.
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Trying to keep stoned people on task is like trying to make overcooked spaghetti raw again.
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It was hard trying to balance all of it and trying to have a normal life.
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"We're trying to work expeditiously, but we're also trying to be methodical in our work," Rep.
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Everything we think about Muslim men trying to silence women, trying to oppress women is true.
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I'm not necessarily trying to break new ground—I'm just trying to get my personality across.
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Trying to push back on those who are trying to disrupt conversation is a good thing.
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There was a lot of my side trying and not a lot of her side trying.
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Wednesday I was trying to do too much and trying to make things break too much.
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I think I was trying to keep up with getting older and trying to chase that.
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"[Donovan] went from trying to rescue her and now he's trying to survive," Hamilton told NBC.
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"We'd been trying and trying in various ways to get [Fox] to take notice," he added.
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But I think there's something poetic about that not trying to replicate, but trying to investigate.
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Of course, she is actively trying to escape and he is trying to keep her there.
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Always trying to shake it up, Kylie Jenner is now trying to tap into different cultures.
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YouTube is trying to grow up, but it's also trying to give us what we want.
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I'm always trying to be sober or, even when I was drinking, trying to manage it.
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"I'm trying to f***ing -- because I'm trying to f***ing figure out (inaudible)" Montag says.
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Instead of trying to win, I'm trying to parse: What is this, specific race car fantasy?
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"I'm trying to change still my game, trying to improve to be more aggressive," she said.
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Then, you weren't trying to hurt the person as much as you were trying to win.
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Every scene was an endurance test, trying not to talk or trying to endure Harry's relentlessness.
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"We're trying every new pill, shake, workout — trying to improve, right?" he said about his pitch.
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Luther and his followers weren't trying to reshape the world: they were trying to save it.
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All in all, I enjoyed trying — keyword, trying — to step back in time to the '80s.
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He's trying to be friends with Putin for reasons we are all trying to figure out.
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You're trying to create, just as a musician is trying to create music, or a poet.
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They are now trying to do so and trying to navigate how to address climate change.
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I could see her trying to process the news, trying to make sense of this thing.
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We're still trying to make money, we're still trying to figure out new spaces to work.
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All right, so you're trying to belittle my job, is that what you're trying to do?
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He's not trying to repair his own government; he's trying to damage those of other countries.
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Trying to find that effect in data and trying to make that data compelling is hard.
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And Sanders isn't trying to win the Black vote, he's just trying to improve his showing.
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We were trying to keep dry in the freezing rain, and trying to save our university.
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We couldn't just keep trying to hang on, trying to find more retailers, doing a show.
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"We are trying to demystify the process for those who are trying to engage," she said.
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He is not just trying to get batters out, he is trying to navigate a game.
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Everyone is trying to secure the Black vote, but who is trying to actually assist blackness?
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Stern says she isn't trying to deny a genocide, nor is she trying to redeem Karadzic.
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They're constantly trying to kill each other, but also constantly not trying to kill each other.
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You&aposre busy trying to get a business going and trying to hire people to train.
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They've been trying — as long as you've been writing, they've been trying to get V.A. Choice.
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They've been trying — as long as you've been writing they've been trying to get V.A. Choice.
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Not trying to be snarky, just trying to figure out if I'm a Marxist or not.
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"He's supportive of what I'm trying to do and he's not trying to intervene," she said.
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As Republicans are trying to present a unified front, Democrats are trying to go on offense.
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So think of it as [Amazon's] trying to be Wal-Mart; we're trying to be Starbucks.
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Basically, what are you trying to protect, and who are you trying to protect it from?
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"He was trying to seduce me… he was trying to get with me sexually," Rapp said.
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We're actually seeing struggles of her trying to get her life in order, trying to find her husband, trying to become financially stable again, but the struggles just seem very effortless.
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He is trying to deal with them economically, he is trying to deal with them militarily, he&aposs trying to deal with them in terms of foreign policy and so forth.
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"We as police and the community has been recently coming together, trying to unite ourselves, trying to create a community sense, once again trying to put up good defenses," he said.
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Seeing what they're doing, I feel even more comfortable being here with where they're trying to be, and where they're trying to have their defense, and what they're trying to mold.
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"We see a very strong, very popular leader who is trying to take advantage of the popularity by trying to stifle the opposition, and trying to weaken the institutions," she said.
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In the trailer, characters dish about terrible dates, terrible sex, trying to get pregnant, trying to keep a marriage interesting, and the complications that come with trying to engineer a threesome.
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Unlike Optum, which he described as trying to "maximize profits," the new organization is "trying to create value for families who are trying to use the health care system," he said.
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"There are some companies that are trying to go very broad and trying to cover the whole spectrum of benefits; we're just trying to go really deep on taxes," Kang told TechCrunch.
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Most times you're trying to make something look as lifelike as possible, and here you're trying to make a stylized version of people trying to make things look lifelike 50 years ago.
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"In no way was I trying to rape anyone, in no way was I trying to harm anyone, and in no way was I trying to take advantage of anyone," he said.
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For instance, it could mean borrowing costs are higher than they should be for local governments trying to raise money, homeowners trying to refinance mortgages and businesses trying to fund their operations.
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I think that's what we've also been trying to do — we've been trying to put infographics on photo and video verification, for example, and trying to push people to think more critically.
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A: His hand went under my underwear, he was trying to put it in — trying to put it in my — MR. AIDALA: Objection to as to what he was trying to do.
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Defense attorneys are trying to portray Flemmi as a liar who&aposs only trying to help himself.
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He's trying to deal with it; Joyce (Winona Ryder) is trying to deal with it as well.
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A lot of things that we're always trying to innovate, we're always trying to improve the game.
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Growing up in Chicago, we go through a little phase I would say trying this, trying that.
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"That really discourages people from trying an online bank or trying these online savings accounts," Tumin says.
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First and foremost, I'm trying to tell this genre story, I'm trying to build a unique movie.
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You know you're not trying to write a lot of songs, you're trying to write an album.
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Solo travel isn't reserved for twentysomethings trying to escape the grind, or fortysomethings trying to find themselves.
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Those ways include trying to curb costs while trying to find niche drugs that have limited competition.
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"In America, everyone's trying to get tan and in Asia, everyone's trying to get lighter," she explains.
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Not because you're trying to cheat the system, but because you're trying to provide for your family.
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I'm treating it like a prank and trying to get back to work I'm trying to do.
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They're not trying to touch you, they're trying to connect with this idea that's bigger than them.
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"From my point of view, we're not trying to win, we're trying to come fourth," says Herlihy.
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And he was trying to take my pants down, and I was trying to keep them on.
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"We are not trying to play slower, actually we are trying to play faster," Manu Ginobili said.
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And certainly what I&aposm trying to do is trying to get to the bottom of this.
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" "I wasn't trying to bring anyone down, I wasn't trying to undermine the moral fabric of America.
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"Obviously they're trying to take me out if they're trying to take you out," he tells Angela.
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The person I had to pretend to be was trying to be traditional, trying to fit in.
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They aren't trying to be in the health-care business, but are trying to make it better.
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Halsey isn't just trying to make the world a better place by trying to save butterflies, though.
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"Kids learn by doing, trying, experimenting, failing and trying again," said director of campus operations Tom Burns.
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The man is a little bit busy trying to run the country, trying to settle international affairs.
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I'm trying to say that Republicans, I'm trying to say that Republicans need— SCARBOROUGH: You're practically crying.
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I'm not trying to resurrect the dead, I'm just trying to pay respect to a person's essence.
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They're trying to disrupt, create mayhem, they're trying to divide… To politicize this event is wholly counterproductive.
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Polanski trying to get warrant lifted Polanski is trying to have his outstanding international arrest warrant lifted.
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I'm trying desperately to quit Diet Coke, and LaCroix is trying its hardest to fill its place.
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Washington claimed he was innocently trying to put the gun away -- and wasn't trying to brandish it.
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The Democrats are trying to usurp the President, the President is trying to hold onto his throne.
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We're trying to grow, be better people, and I'm trying not to make those same mistakes again.
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They're not trying to change the world, they're just trying to change their small corner of it.
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I see journalists trying to rise above it and trying not to be put on the defensive.
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He's trying to leverage this with NAFTA and he's trying to leverage it with some other agreements.
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And we see these characters, that remain, trying to put together the pieces, trying to go on.
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After a career trying to move big business with a stick, Mr. Perez is now trying carrots.
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I don't look at it as if he's trying to replace Brick or trying to be Brick.
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"Just trying to be a light, trying to help out the best way I can," he said.
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"We were trying to get more of their time than they were trying to give," he said.
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Trying to clean out her lungs, she says, trying to get all the healthy oxygen inside her.
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Trying to find artifacts can be like trying to find a needle in a haystack, Ketterman said.
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A lot of other people are trying to be brilliant, and we're just trying to stay rational.
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Is the content genuinely trying to inform you, or just trying to get you to see ads?
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After trying everything that countless young women are trying today, I had an illegal kitchen-table abortion.
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In trying to restore Laura to life (maybe), Cooper, then, is trying to fix what's gone wrong.
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I'm constantly trying to understand more and constantly trying make things difficult for myself, to create challenges.
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Hey, we're not trying to fuck with tradition—we're just trying to fuck with some delicious dinner.
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"We're not trying to become a liberal state; we're trying to become a fair state," Head says.
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I am dyslexic and I'm not trying to hide that, I am just trying to be me.
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"We're trying to get people to wake up and trying to get people to feel," says Keshari.
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I was trying to write to sound like Richard and Richard was trying to sound like me.
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That doesn't stop us trying, and failing, and trying again, to turn nightlife into a successful narrative.
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It's a safer way of trying to come up here — and then trying to rush the border.
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So is trying to mobilize people of color versus trying to make inroads in rural white areas.
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I'm trying to resist, I'm trying to change all the rules—and then to still be seen?
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Hamas is trying to manage the situation in different ways, including trying to channel the anger outward.
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The British government has stopped trying to 'contain' the virus and is now trying to 'delay' it
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That off-season, I was trying to find a place to play, trying to get a job.
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Like what Sly was trying to do, like what Prince was trying to do, and Jimi too.
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"We're trying to show women as they are and not trying to change them," Ms. Morris said.
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"I don't have an answer other than he's trying, he's got to keep trying," Mr. Shaw said.
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"I just kept on fighting, still trying to hit every ball, trying to be there," Pavlyuchenkova said.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Well, they aren't trying-- we're not trying to have railroad management run the utility here.
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I don't see what I'm trying to do as trying to be the intellectual in the Senate.
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They think I'm trying to get into the bar, but I'm trying to get into my building.
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If we're trying to measure our success, it should be in trying to increase quality of life.
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"I'm trying not to be an idealist and trying to be practical about it," Laura Orris said.
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Also worth trying: At-home nausea remedies like eating ginger, staying hydrated, and trying out peppermint aromatherapy.
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And we were just trying to dig in and dig in ... trying to make birdies and birdies.
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I&aposm just trying to give people hope, trying to give myself hope that he&aposs fine.
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"What they're trying to do to a large extent is trying to game the system," Bannon said.
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Trying belatedly to "strictly enforce" such a deal is like trying to nail jelly to a wall.
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I've been trying to gauge how far this all escalates and trying to worry the appropriate amount.
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Are folks trying to get a feeling for the general surface rather than trying to go deeper?
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We're just trying to entertain them, trying to give them an experience that they haven't had before.
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Nobody's trying to prove a point, we're not trying to out-shred everybody, and we're not trying to write the most complicated stuff in the world—we're just trying to write really cool music that showcases all of our creativity and where all of us are as musicians.
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In the end, I'd rather feel that I'm a part of the group that's trying to make the difference, trying to view it differently, and trying to remain half full versus half empty.
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"Probably, really, just months ago because he was trying so hard to be a better person — desperately trying, working his program, working with his therapist every day and trying so hard," said Sharon.
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" But she insists, "I'm trying to have a healthy remove, and I'm trying not to beat myself up.
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Instead of trying to work inside the divided government voters handed them, Republicans are trying to change it.
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That&aposs the important thing that I&aposm trying to employ point that I&aposm trying to make.
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I'm not trying to be an alarmist, but I'm also trying to take it from a scientific approach.
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We trying to win, we trying to be the best duo that ever came through in NFL history.
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SO EVERYTHING WE'RE DOING IS TRYING TO CREATE JOBS AND TRYING TO CREATE GROWTH HERE IN THE ECONOMY.
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So they're trying to cool us out and we're trying to kind of guide them through this industry.
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One thing they are trying to do is they're trying to convince people to go against Donald Trump.
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Right now, in trying to get out of this rut, I think we're trying to figure that out.
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Pharma isn't trying to get new things passed; it's trying to block or undo policies it doesn't like.
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She's trying to avoid talking to Josh about her feelings; Peter Kavinsky is trying make his ex jealous.
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Is he just trying to sell records or is he trying to express some kind of spiritual longing?
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"You're trying to do something that's never been done before; you're trying to invent something," Mr. Canin said.
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People were trying to judge it at face value as somebody who was just trying to get attention.
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I'm trying to drink less coffee, so today I'm trying tea instead, but this is not cutting it.
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It's trying to incite anti-Islamic feelings, trying divide Americans," Booker told CNN's Poppy Harlow on "New Day.
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"It's a long process in the mornings, trying to get ready, trying to get warmed up," he said.
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MoviePass isn't trying to help movie theaters; it's trying to use them to capture data it can sell.
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The US wasn't trying to starve the Soviets; it was, instead, trying to build its own super crops.
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R. Ramirez) trying to evict her, and a rival PI (Terry Chen) trying to recruit or ruin her.
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He's just trying to figure out, and sometimes when you're trying to figure it out, you hurt people.
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Instead of trying to push past your limits, you're trying not to get tangled up in your earbuds.
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Not all of us are trying to kill you, not all of us are trying to kidnap you.
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I love trying to fight giant algorithms and trying to see if we can make quantum computers work.
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For me, it's trying to get to the humanity of the guy, trying to get underneath the icon.
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In some ways, I was trying to honour that, not trying to get pulled into any current debate.
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So just trying to build on each outing and keep trying to establish that role in the bullpen.
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So you're trying to predict and you're trying to match it to demand by SKU across the country.
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You have to be fully, 100-percent in on what you're trying to get or trying to do.
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Both of us trying to be clean, or one of us trying to be clean … it was terrible.
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Whether it's trying to be technically-sound to what I'm working on, or just trying to go score.
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It sometimes feels like trying to swim in a pool of enemies who are trying to drown us.
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"William had one balloon he was trying to blow up and my husband was trying too," Ward continued.
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My way of fitting in and trying to make friends is me trying to be on everyone's level.
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I'm not trying to get back to where I was…I'm trying to reach new levels of greatness….
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"We're just a family trying to raise loving, intelligent kids and trying to pay the bills," he said.
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What is the difference between trying to influence a campaign and trying to influence the broader political environment?
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Just trying to give you his best, trying to make it so you do things the right way.
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The only thing harder than trying to sleep with glasses on is trying to sleep with headphones in.
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While you are trying to understand your new co-workers, they are trying to get to know you.
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"I was stuck, trying to make my band happen, trying to get out of Queens," Mr. Ian said.
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Remember, the big thing we're trying to do is we're trying to solve for middle income, hardworking families.
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Are you trying to remove all your information from Facebook or are you just trying to hide it?
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"I wasn't trying to hit any more homers, I was just trying to hit it hard," Arenado said.
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I'm trying to branch out of Toronto and meet new people, just trying to grow as an artist.
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In America, everyone's trying to get tan, and in India, everyone's trying to get fair — it's pretty funny.
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I'm trying to get used to this kind of life, and trying to find time to write songs.
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I'm not trying to be a role model, I'm just trying to be an outlet for the voiceless.
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Trying to get the tone and the story right, and just trying to get the fucker to work.
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I'm trying to be what I'm destined to be, and n****s trying to take my life away.
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"I think maybe it's the shame; they're trying to minimize the case, trying not to tell," she noted.
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"They're hardworking, they're nice people, they're trying to do good, they're trying to support their families," he said.
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"Everybody is trying to get their feet in, trying to be part of it," a senior banker said.
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Local heating-oil companies described being run ragged trying to meet the needs of those trying stay warm.
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Clashes erupted between soldiers trying to protect the protesters and intelligence and security personnel trying to disperse them.
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Trying to win in the Sunbelt versus trying to win in the Rust Belt is a false dichotomy.
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Trying to study Facebook without these tools is like trying to study the ocean without leaving the shore.
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"Leopold Lewis, we're trying to hear from you, Monique is trying to hear about you," the host said.
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"People are trying to work, but they're also trying to be great parents and great caregivers," he said.
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I'm really just trying to gauge where I am, and what I'm trying to do, moment to moment.
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I wasn't trying to get no money from him, I wasn't trying to do anything from his standpoint.
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My anxiety occurred around the thought of trying again — especially since trying by that point meant costly IVF.
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In "Paris, 1994," a woman is on vacation with her husband, trying and not trying to get pregnant.
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But fundamentally, you're both trying to learn the truth and trying to make some sense out of it.
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About 50 were arrested after trying to leave, he said, so others were wary of trying to exit.
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"Both the administration is trying to look good [and] drug companies are trying to look good," Yee said.
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Trying to figure out what is happening to sperm levels isn't like trying to create an HIV vaccine.
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He was trying to figure out from us what to do, what he should know, trying to understand.
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"Uddin: "I was trying to trace my ancestors and relatives, trying to trace my grandfather and my uncles.
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"Trying to take this from Romania is like trying to take my most prized fishing trophy," said Popovic.
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"They were trying to stop us, and we were trying to dial down the racist stuff," Ortega said.
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He's trying to get her to go to sleep, and she's trying to keep him in the room.
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Please remember, I am not trying to be harsh, I am just trying to give you the truth.
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"I think they are trying to be rational in their response without trying to disrupt markets more broadly."
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People were just focused on trying to get home rule or just trying to get representation in Congress.
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Trying to get away from ISIS is like trying to get away from the Mafia, Della Fera said.
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Because the other side of that is trying to offer people support, trying to offer people employment opportunities.
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I'm not trying to woo anybody and I'm not trying to get invited to the right dinner parties.
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But at least he is trying for something new, trying to figure out where we go from here.
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You're trying to — I'm trying to listen to the reality simulation, which is do the most entertaining thing.
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Whether you're trying to fall asleep or trying not to fall asleep—or trying to make your child believe they're being eaten by an alligator in their sleep—ingenious American inventors have you covered.
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So Europe once again finds itself in a quandary, trying to tread a line between two NATO members, Turkey and Greece, one trying to push refugees forward, the other trying to keep them out.
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"We're not trying to go to war with Iran, but we are trying to hold them accountable for some of the things they're doing, and we're trying to roll some of that back," Gen.
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They were spying on -- a term I don&apost particularly like -- but on what the Russians were doing, trying to understand where the Russians infiltrating, trying to gain access, trying to gain leverage and influence.
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Now with so many matches being strangers, it's more likely that you'll be stuck trying to figure out what they are trying to say – even if your match isn't trying to be elusive or confusing.
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"We're trying to battle an opioid crisis, we're trying to use evidence-based treatment, so it does cause some concern that people are trying to do it on their own, not medically supervised," Bogunovic said.
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They were spying on -- a term I don&apost particularly like -- but on what the Russians were doing, trying to understand were the Russians infiltrating, trying to gain access, trying to gain leverage and influence.
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I'm not trying to get all philosophical, but basically, little scorpion, you might find that during this full moon, you're trying super hard to get deep with someone, while they're trying to just be chill.
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What are you trying ... I'm curious because I was reading, I was trying to think what you were trying to say, whether it was a good thing or a bad thing or just a thing.
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While they're trying to be like TV, or trying to be like films, or trying to be anything but formed of game-makers' own, proud, confident volitions, great video games will struggle to be made.
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"Everything we do for the convention, this four-day sprint, is about trying to bring people in, trying to engage people, trying to speak directly to them," said Teddy Goff, the campaign's chief digital strategist.
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None is bigger than the fight in the A.F.C. North, where the Ravens are trying to stay on top, the Steelers are trying to right the ship and the Browns are trying to play spoilers.
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"We'll have a couple months of people trying not to talk about it again, trying to pretend it's not a thing that's happening, trying not to bring it up at dinner," Ms. Chetwynd-Cowieson said.
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"It was my impression that Ambassador Volker was trying to minimize -- was trying to manage things, was trying to get the Ukrainians what he felt they needed and while navigating Washington politics essentially," Hale said.
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Most of us are trying to make sense of this, trying to understand how to respond to such attacks and prevent others in the future, and trying to find ways to help those directly affected.
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"We were trying to have fun, we were trying to entertain and we were trying to take risks," Mr. Combs told The New York Times Magazine in July, in reference to the label's formative years.
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I am in no way trying to claim I was 'fat-shamed,' or trying to get sympathy from this.
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Danielle is just trying to staying relevant and on the show and trying to cling on to this relationship.
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"I was trying to get ahead and Reyes was trying to hit one out and he did," DeSclafani said.
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He's not trying to make America great again, he's trying to make it the best that it's ever been.
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If we were just going to start trying, I'd say we could start trying six months after the Olympics.
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"I think we're trying to do something unusual, trying to do something no one has done before," he explained.
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Rather than putting their effort into trying to stop him, they should be trying to understand why it's happening.
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We think about it as trying to help you get the things done that you're trying to get done.
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"I was trying to get ahead, and Reyes was trying to hit one out and he did," DeSclafani said.
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It has politicians trying to drain it of its funding and startups trying to drain it of its relevance.
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"I was just trying to be creative, I was trying to be practical and solve the problem," she said.
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"I'm trying to go up against all these other Black folks who are trying to make it," Bolton said.
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It was almost like he was trying to keep her off me, like he was trying to help her.
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Trying to eat a coral is like trying to eat a slippery, ceramic cheese grater that also hates you.
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And last night he lost his life trying to make a positive difference and trying to protect our community.
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In fact, trying out VR at the movie theater is exactly what many startups are trying to get done.
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It's pushing them there as opposed to necessarily trying to ... Amazon trying to get in the microwave business. Absolutely.
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"I was always trying to make sense of why it wasn't working," she told PEOPLE about trying to conceive.
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To feel like, as much as she's reaching out and trying to connect, she's really trying to reveal herself.
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"I'm trying to work on my mechanics, that's what I'm really trying to work on out here," Dunn said.
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"You could tell she was trying to act like she was trying to relate to us," she said afterward.
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I was really trying not to talk about you and I was really trying to come from that place.
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I'm trying to mentally prepare for that now, but I'm still trying to soak in the moment and experience.
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The tickets were sold out, but my daughter was also very tenacious, and she just kept trying and trying.
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If you think about what he's trying to do, he's trying to find the next Alibabas, if you will….
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The year may be 2016, but we're still trying trying to grapple with the sexism of two decades ago.
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So in the book, I'm trying to rescue some Bible verses, I'm trying to rescue some ideas of Christ.
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I've been trying to approach like any other facet of the game, where you're always trying to create offense.
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"They're trying hard to do Scion in this market, and they're trying hard in other markets also," Friedman said.
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"I've been trying to find the balance and not overindulging, just trying to stay grounded," she told the magazine.
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That simple act — trying, failing and trying again — tied in perfectly to our brand message of 'Be More Human.
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In addition, 57% say they're trying to limit social media usage and 58% are trying to limit video games.
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But I'm against trying to make something work that is either trying to simplify or speak to the converted.
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After several attempts of trying to figure out the password using the shell, I began trying various commercial apps.
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It's so hard to take him seriously when he's trying to be serious, but good for him for trying.
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"We are not trying to monopolize a category of spirit here, we are trying to share it," promises Arnett.
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Instead of trying to let them get themselves out, I was trying to get them out with one pitch.
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When most people talk about trying to lose weight, what they are really trying to do is lose fat.
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It's all about trying to get him to relax and trying to get him to just pitch his game.
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So we're trying to give you -- we're trying to give you a little context on background basis, yes. (Inaudible).
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It's just another start, I was just trying to get another win, trying to put up another quality start.
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"What he's trying to do now is he's trying to add more substance," Brad Bannon, a Democratic strategist, said.
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One party is trying to win elections, and the other is trying to make winning impossible for anyone else.
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Did she have to choose between trying to protect her from racism and trying to protect her from sexism?
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Except Harry Styles, but I'm not trying to trap him into dating me, I'm just trying to trap him.
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Is it just trying to make gas available to the market or is it trying to secure affordable gas?
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I think he's trying to put it together, trying to get it together, so I would not sell it.
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Even while you're trying to win on the battleground, you should be trying to figure out the common ground.
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I have some examples of companies trying to pioneer and it's hard, but trying to pioneer new business models.
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Trying to make sense of a cultural outlier, an oddity, is just as senseless as trying to reproduce it.
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Yet Luke Cage is the hero—or trying to be—so I'm trying to figure out that middle ground.
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It's all an expression of what I'm trying to bring into the world and what I'm trying to create.
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"If you are trying to establish an office and trying to hire, that would push me toward other alternatives."
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He isn't trying to dress up his cooking so much as he's trying to wrestle it away from familiarity.
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That's a better approach than trying to hew to the old method of trying to make everyone feel comfortable.
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He was killed, and investigators were trying to determine if he had been trying to make an emergency landing.
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Not only is G.M. trying to avoid sending waste to landfills, it's trying to intercept other would-be garbage.
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Then again, maybe the text trying to persuade Democrats was just less persuasive than that trying to convince Republicans.
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"Our people are trying to contact district administrations and we are trying to arrange food for them," he said.
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Callimachi: What they're trying to do is they're trying to recreate the world that existed in the seventh century.
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When asked if he was nervous trying to spell Papadopoulos, he said, 'I was nervous trying to spell George.
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The English-speaking official, once I stopped trying to pin him down, began trying to make us more comfortable.
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"They're trying to deliver messages to their adversaries and trying to compel and change their adversaries' behavior," Moran says.
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The left has been trying to censure Trump for as long as they have been trying to impeach him.
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But they say the accumulating evidence suggests that the reclusive state is trying to do so — and trying hard.
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Marlow: We were trying to be clever, or punny, or trying to sound too much like a girl group.
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These avant-garde looks aren't just about trying to be shocking — it's about trying to think outside the box.
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I think dating is two strangers trying to not be strangers anymore… if they're both even trying at all.
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Trying to draw the truth out of these people is like trying to squeeze blood from a turnip — impossible.
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We were definitely trying to swing early and didn't have a whole lot of success trying to do that.
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"Glenn Beck wasn't trying to save his soul, he was trying to save his ass," the spokesperson told Allen.
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"We're trying to get back into glassware, trying to make it cool again within our department," she says, smiling.
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Now, what we're trying to do is we're trying to figure out what the color of the wings are.
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Instead of trying to build a civilization, 12 players are trying to flee a soon-to-be-uninhabitable Earth.
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Trying to pull people in from the ends, trying to turn down the temperature and actually get work done?
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Stocks appear to be trying to trying to find a bottom after the worst sell-off in two years.
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The men are trying to last eight minutes and the women are trying to stop them lasting eight minutes.
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Biden isn't trying to tear down the existing immigration enforcement system — he's just trying to administer it more humanely.
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She's not trying to be her daughter — she's trying to change her: the way she dresses, her hair, everything.
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So I hope that all the money that's been spent trying to trying to make that work does work.
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But locals have accused officials of trying to cover up the pollution problem instead of trying to fix it.
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Because he's just trying to do the right thing, and everyone thinks they're trying to do the right thing.
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Trying to track real-world sentiment through YouTube comments is like trying to follow the news from bathroom graffiti.
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And imagine it wasn't Hillary Clinton trying to bait Trump into attacking Alicia Machado, but ISIS trying to bait Trump into attacking Iraq, or Vladimir Putin trying to bait Trump into breaking with NATO, or Angela Merkel trying to bait Trump into isolating the United States before a key vote at the United Nations, or China trying to bait Trump into giving them an excuse to assert their claim over Taiwan.
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In fact, I spend every goddamn day trying to rewrite the narrative, trying to change the way cerebral palsy looks in the minds of others, trying to make my body as powerful as it can be.
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Too many of the people trying to defeat Trump right now are trying to "expose" the facts about him are failing because they're basically trying to bolster the share price for facts by ... increasing the supply.
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Trying to understand were the Russians infiltrating, trying to gain access, trying to gain leverage or influence — which is what they do," Clapper said of the FBI's efforts during an appearance Wednesday on ABC's "The View.
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With unsparing detail, she describes what happened next: trying to figure out why a police officer and a Stanford dean are in her room, trying to find her phone, trying to make sense of the night.
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"They're trying to get in the best looks on offense and trying to prevent negative plays, and we're trying to not make it easy on the opponents by opening up our playbook for them," he said.
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"[TV shows] are trying to make a conversation funny, or they're trying to make it quick and punchy," Yacenda says.
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"When I'm angry, I'm not trying to empower you, I'm trying to destroy you," the author and relationship expert said.
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"It's part of us trying to bring that goals-against down and trying to play a tighter game," Ruff said.
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She's walking around town on a foggy night trying to figure out what that pig was trying to tell her.
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DiGaudio's union has said he "was simply trying to get to the truth" and wasn't trying to influence the investigation.
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"I do think Russia is trying to flip Turkey; they&aposre trying to flip many of our allies," Hutchison said.
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"I think he's trying to be somehow normal in such an abnormal world, trying to find that balance," she explained.
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Years of breaking things down and trying again, breaking things down and trying again, and this group never gave up.
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On average, the women polled spent 2.3 years trying to get pregnant, and nearly 13 years trying to avoid pregnancy.
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So, you add this on top of just trying to be a new mom or trying to be a newlywed.
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The day after the guy trying to kill the media, the Trump fan trying to kill the media was arrested.
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"One minute this dude is trying to rip me off my bike and I'm trying to fight him," Jenkins said.
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Clashes erupted on Tuesday between soldiers trying to protect the protesters and intelligence and security personnel trying to disperse them.
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"If you're trying censor what you do or trying to sanitize it, it comes off as really stale," he said.
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It will not stop us from doing our mission, trying to assist and trying to clamp down on radical Islam.
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I'm not trying to be a tech company, and the tech company is not trying to be a car maker.
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For David Austin, breeding roses, like raising children or indeed like living, was about trying and failing—and trying again.
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We're trying to help tell a story as well with the visuals, and so we're trying to help create characters.
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"The younger ones are trying to understand it, and the older ones are trying to cope with it," he says.
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We're trying to determine now whether he was actually intentionally trying to shoot the workers or just shoot the vehicles.
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She quit beating herself up about trying to be a certain way or trying to please people on social media.
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" "One option is trying to move toward a ceasefire and trying to get to the table to have a negotiation.
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I'm just going to be back in Nashville working on songs, trying to make music, trying to make good records.
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He couldn't get through to the bathroom but he kept going in and trying and trying and he just couldn't.
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As well as trying to rewrite the North American Free-Trade Agreement, he is trying to curb China's trade power.
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But not trying to hide from it, not trying to change it, just allowing it to help propel me forward.
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GUTFELD: They&aposre trying to -- they&aposre trying to link it to status inequality when you see people doing well.
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We're trying to copy American beer and most American breweries right now are trying to copy old, European-style beers.
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WILLIAMS: OK. WATTERS: He&aposs trying to raise his profile, and he&aposs trying to make a splashy sound bite.
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He's trying to accomplish a task, and she's trying to get him to be quiet, and time is constantly shifting.
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"I think he's trying to be somehow normal in such an abnormal world, trying to find that balance," she said.
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Similarly, trying to stop a loosely held batch of boulders is different from trying to stop a more solid object.
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"– on Kocktails with Khloé On trying to help her brother Rob battle depression and weight issues"I've been really trying.
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With this whole thing of, 'Erika was trying to seduce me or Erika was trying to come on to me.
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I found myself trying to explain my way around things, and trying to justify why I was in this situation.
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If you spend the entire day trying something that probably won't work, they will still support you in trying it.
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The director later said he was not trying to offend anyone and was instead trying to "poke fun" at himself.
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By rapidly iterating — trying something, seeing the response, trying again — you can ultimately succeed in bringing the crisis under control.
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Instead they went from trying to get the men out, to trying to keep the flames from getting the men.
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"We're not trying to increase the profitability, because we are trying to position the company for the future," he said.
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So I wasn't trying to get kicked off, I was trying to be good, and I got kicked off anyway.
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Sessions sounded less like a man trying to protect the rule of law than one trying to protect his job.
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It's also the whole idea of trying to get them out from under the couch and trying to find them.
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First, Gillette isn't trying to promote a more gender-equal society as much as it is trying to sell something.
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Corker may be trying to pull off an "aw shucks" kind of excuse for trying to urge more presidential calm.
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It's a moment that codifies Cochran's previous statement to Darden — he's not trying to be respectful, he's trying to win.
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Think about it this way: the Mets are trying to win now, and the Padres are trying to win later.
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Providers are trying to get paid, and insurers are trying not to pay them — a tale as old as time.
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But trying to force Congress's hand instead of trying to work with it might end up being a dead end.
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Expressions I know too well from staring in my own mirror, trying to remember myself, trying to remember my home.
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What you're trying to do is build your portfolio for income or whatever you're trying to do for the future.
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Remember, it's not Judge Moore that they are trying to shut up, it's you they are trying to shut up.
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When he died, I was nearly 26 — broke and trying, or at least talking about trying, to be a novelist.
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"Trying to do a 100 percent at-risk contract at Eskom is trying to play God," a former partner said.
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I wasn't trying to swing 110 percent, I was taking a normal 80-, 90-percent swing, trying to make contact.
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But for now, Democrats are trying to get the concessions they can, while Trump is trying to get some accomplishments.
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That's why I'm trying to propose the Families Act, trying to work with the administration, work with my Democratic colleagues.
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"I'm not necessarily trying to trigger liberals; I'm trying to inspire," McNaughton, 50, said in an interview with VICE News.
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Trying to capture the magic of YouTube in one single video is like trying to capture lightning in a bottle.
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It's really mixed up with your sweat and blood when you're trying to express yourself and trying to change things.
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I am not trying to scare you; I am just trying to help everyone around you get more interesting presents.
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In the internet age, trying to stop abortion by closing clinics is like trying to eradicate pornography by seizing magazines.
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Ms. Blakely: I've learned it's important not trying to change someone, and not trying to understand him, just love him.
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After 203 years of trying, and trying again, Mr. López Obrador, widely known as AMLO, may have a historic opportunity.
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If I&aposm not trying to kick someone in the head, they&aposre trying to kick me in the head.
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And that's what he's trying to do and what he's trying to do is to do it the right way.
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"The Europeans are trying not to offend Trump too much but also trying to keep the JCPOA alive," he said.
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Rather than trying to reinvent the wheel, then, it&aposs about trying to make the wheel a little more efficient.
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So you add this on top of just trying to be a new mom or trying to be a newlywed.
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Instead of trying to work her way toward greener pastures, she was trying to sexually advance herself to greener pastures.
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The commenter suggested trying to solve the Collatz conjecture for "almost all" numbers, rather than trying to solve it completely.
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On motive: Is the person trying to stop a policy from going forward, perhaps, or trying to get it approved?
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Briefly, Roy and Cliff grapple in space, arms locked, Cliff trying to get away and Roy trying to hang on.
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He said he was not trying to help or hurt a candidate, but was trying to do the right thing.
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But — but we did not achieve what we wished, and serious mistakes were trying — made in trying to do so.
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Gary Nunn writes that trying to anglicize Markle goes against the modern image the royal family is trying to cultivate.
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It's about making some tough decisions, trying to give counsel and trying to make the best decisions for your team.
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Losers are always trying to shift the line of conflict; winners are always trying to maintain the line of conflict.
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Trying to reunite children with relatives versus trying to ensure they're kept out of danger is a tricky policy balance.
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I was trying to teach her and the class a lesson...I was trying to make an example of her.
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"I am not trying to change anyone, I am just trying to come here for a birthday party," she responds.
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More importantly, Butler wasn't actually trying to defend Crowder—he was only trying to get Crowder to crash into him.
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What should anyone trying to reform or replace the law know about what the administration found trying to implement it?
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It was a very complex web of power, which everyone is trying to navigate, and just trying to make it.
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Mr. Mulvihill said he was provided with his own room and his own bed, but "it was Mario trying to get me drunk, Mario trying to kiss me, and Mario trying to jump on me," he said.
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Now I'm sleeping at 11th Street Studios, literally trying to change my life, just making beats, trying to goddamn rap trying to make something happen cause I didn't know what the fuck else I was gonna do.
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I am trying to write something urgent, trying to be vulnerable and honest, trying to listen, trying to identify and articulate my innermost feelings, trying to make you feel them too, trying a kind of telepathy, all of which is really fucking hard in the first place and, in a culture wherein women are subject to infantilization and gaslighting, in a culture that says your "telepathic heart" (that's Moore on July) is dumb and delicate and boring and frippery and for girls, I sometimes wonder if it's even possible.
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I started writing short stories, trying to get them published, when I was in high school, and went on to keep trying and trying for 15, 16 years, writing lots of different things—short stories, novellas, screenplays, novels.
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For now, as a young brown man, I am trying to listen, trying to pay attention, and trying to tell my brothers that we have the choice to determine how we will live, and how we will love.
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" And from the final page of the book: "is there any difference between / trying to heal a loved one, trying to save a / doomed planet, and trying to find a key / for anyone to their conscious crystal city?
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"I'm just trying my best to get as close as I possibly can without trying to copy him verbatim," he says.
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If we're trying to find individual terrorists, if we're trying to go after individual funders, the Saudis are often quite helpful.
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As Bergdahl explains, that first year was about trying to escape—the next four years were about simply trying to endure.
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Ahead, we've rounded up some bun-spiration that strikes that delicate balance between trying too hard and not trying at all.
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But I think if you're trying for speed and you're trying for complexity, I think complexity will give way to speed.
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But I think if you're trying for speed and you're trying for complexity, I think complexity will give way to speed.
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Since that time, OPEC has alternated regularly between trying to raise prices and trying to protect its market share against rivals.
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They're trying to find their meaning in life from another person, rather than trying to find meaning within their own interests.
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"That's where my loyalty lies, and, we're trying, in the Senate, my team is trying to focus on that," he said.
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It's not like we were trying to make NASA look ridiculous—we were trying to show them as they really are.
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I was trying to play the moment and trying to be true to the moment, but the emotions were really overwhelming.
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"It's like trying to open up a convenience store next to Walmart and trying to do business against them," he said.
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"I was just trying to hit it on the green, trying to hit a good shot," the teen said to ESPN.
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The town descends into panic and chaos, trying to stay awake but also trying to understand: What are they dreaming about?
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They're just likely frightened parents trying to figure out what happened to their daughter and trying to rationalize this freak occurrence.
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"I didn't want to shop because I'm trying to save money for my business, I'm trying to start over," she revealed.
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I wasn't trying to attack her for who she is, I was just trying to ask her to do what's right.
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Mayer has been trying to turn around the company for several years and now is trying to turn around that turnaround.
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Officials are "not trying to impose any sort of broader vision of what the city is trying to accomplish," says Green.
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What, precisely, are the characters trying to accomplish in "Rock in the Road" beyond what the show is trying to accomplish?
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High Maintenance tells stories of New Yorkers who are not trying to just get high; they're trying to just get by.
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I've been lucky enough to be on some shows and just trying to build a resume and trying to get better.
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Bollinger isn't trying to start the next Tesla, and he's not trying to compete with electric cars like the Chevy Bolt.
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Instead of trying to combat the FN's ideas, Mr Macron concluded, parties focused on trying to shut them out of power.
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Couples trying to conceive If you and your partner are actively trying to conceive, you also need to take significant precautions.
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The randomization also prevented one participant from trying to tip off future test subjects in trying to guess the answer correctly.
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Like Apple was trying to distract from a clunker car it was trying to sell with some new paint and upholstery.
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I'm trying to look at artistic production, really trying to investigate what is the place for me to create this work.
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"Matty has talked about trying to get over that hump, trying to get those outs late in the game," Scioscia said.
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"But they are trying to solve this problem by trying to raise more funds at the overseas markets," the trader added.
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"We're trying to figure out his motive, we're trying to figure out why he would commit this heinous crime," Slaton said.
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We're trying to set up a situation where multiple stories can happen, and then you're trying to show every possible story.
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When asked if she was trying to prevent Brexit, Miller explained that she is only trying to give people the choice.
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"She has repeatedly been punished for trying to survive and now is being repeatedly punished for trying to die," Strangio said.
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I was trying to purchase glasses, and she was trying to get the interaction with me over as soon as possible.
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That's the most important thing I was trying to get across, trying to make this as anti-Trump as I can.
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They're trying to keep them from getting bigger, and they're trying to keep them from imploding, all at the same time.
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Trying to remember exactly what they told me is like trying figure out the lyrics to a song in another language.
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"Trying to find someone who could tell me where this was, was like trying to get into Fort Knox," he said.
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Cynics predict that Britain will spend five years trying to get out, and the next five trying to get back in.
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All those people, all wobbling and trying not to fall over, everyone out in the world just trying to stay upright.
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"They are hurt, trying to find out answers, trying to figure out why did this have to happen," Turner told WGN.
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"We're not trying to go after the hunter, we're not trying to go after the soldier, the police officer," he said.
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" Barney replied, "Ma'am, trying to have a conversation with you would be like trying to argue with a dining room table.
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We are not trying to rewrite history, we are simply trying to take every next half step forward the right way.
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We do not even seem to be trying to anticipate the next move of Putin, much less trying to thwart it.
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Now, my point that I'm trying to make is, trying rape on social media is bad and it has to stop.
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What I'm trying to do is tell them the truth but I'm also trying to provide a little bit of balance.
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We're trying to fight against that by just talking about how the stock markets actually work and trying to educate people.
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Mr. Trump is trying to protect his nomination, while the party is trying to protect the integrity of its nominating process.
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It's about trying to come to terms with her identity after a lifetime spent trying to quash her most basic impulses.
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Instead of trying to shut it off, I simply covered my ears — and the fear I was trying to conceal intensified.
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And we're trying to innovate new ideas, and suggest some language features, without trying to rip away control from anyone else.
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Trying to capture that sibling presence in a positive way is also something we were trying to do with The Fits.
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He says he's been trying to call her, he's been trying all day long, but he doesn't have her phone number.
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I was on PBS trying to make sense of what was happening while trying to text various people off the ledge.
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But I'm not trying to write about race, I'm trying to write about some people that I know who are racist.
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We're trying to figure out the best ways to do good, and that means critically scrutinizing what existing institutions are trying.
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At the same time, she was not trying to be oblique, which is another clichéd way of trying to look profound.
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In addition to trying to teach people the substantive legal issues, it was a lot about trying to instill self-confidence.
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What I was trying to do, whether I was successful or not ... is trying to simply document the things he knew.
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"In all those projects, I was trying to connect, I was trying to build community and create meaningful experiences," he said.
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But if we are trying, if all of us are trying, there may be a possibility of that kind of future.
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So they are trying to make the leap and they're trying to be innovative, and I hope some of them succeed.
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I'm not trying to take away law-abiding citizens' gun rights, and I'm not trying to take away the Second Amendment.
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I did lots of tapping, trying to hit the right spot or trying to correctly rewind or fast-forward through scenes.
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As the nation is trying to get through the coronavirus pandemic, America is also trying to get through a presidential election.
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I began by trying to help them see how "important" the book was, trying to offer a political and literary context.
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I felt someone behind me trying to push through; could it be a pushy reporter trying to get a better view?
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This is the first time the Iraqi Army is not trying to kill us — and we're not trying to kill them.
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Even here, going and working with the guys, trying to get himself back on track, trying to keep his confidence up.
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"You're trying to take down a president, and I'm trying to get to the truth," Hannity said on his radio program.
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Seth Meyers said the president is trying to make a strong first impression — but maybe he's trying a little too hard.
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"It felt like he was trying to push me — just trying to assert that dominance and control over me," he said.
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We were trying to make plays and trying to get going, but when they're coming that hard it can be difficult.
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"In the past, trying to do something about these ads has been viewed as trying to help pharmaceutical companies," she says.
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He was trying to do what was right for the country — trying to join the European Union, talking about human rights.
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"They're seriously focused on trying to resolve this issue and trying to get a deal," junior business minister Kwasi Kwarteng said.
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Soon Gabe was intently following the news of the day, and trying — emphasis on trying — to share it with his parents.
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"I was trying to protect him and he was trying to protect me because I had a big belly," she said.
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"These transgender people have spent their lives trying to live authentically, trying to be seen in who they are," McBride said.
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"Trying to improve, trying to find it — that's an everyday thing, over and over and over," he said through an interpreter.
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"Trying to find my way, playing hard and trying to make things happen," Boedker told the San Jose Mercury News recently.
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"They should be trying to pull out of deals around the world like this, rather than trying to expand," he said.
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But in Democrats 2020 political playhouse, they are not simply trying to suspend disbelief; they are trying to banish it altogether.
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He is now trying to change the constitution, raising fears he is trying to usher in an era of "strongman" politics.
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He isn't trying to turn back time or build a new Eden so much as he's trying to landscape the future.
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Like its protagonists, it's far from perfect, and arguably not trying to be — it's just trying to have a good time.
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So you can tie yourself in knots trying to serve ... trying to respond to all the sort of consumer input. Yeah.
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He's trying to learn a new one, trying to unlearn the past, waiting for a beast that has yet to come.
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But you're trying to get through speculative, what is that, like, a "Black Mirror" episode you were trying to do there?
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You're trying to tame it part of the time, and other times trying to listen to it and respond to it.
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The problem with trying to stream sports is the problem with trying to watch anything nowadays: It's not always possible to get everything you want without just paying for cable, which is exactly what we're all trying to avoid.
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Trying to play Overwatch on a desktop sans discrete GPU, or trying to play on a laptop, is an exercise in frustration.
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" Related: Tragedy and triumph: The turbulent life of Lamar Odom He added, "I'm trying to go forward and trying to move forward.
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Right now, trying to keep track of everything that's happening in Washington is like trying to stay on top of your email.
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He kept trying to tell me he was getting cut every day, I kept trying to tell him, &aposwhat are you doing?
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Dwyane Wade's trying to get that Hollywood money ... telling TMZ Sports he's trying to do a movie with his wife, Gabrielle Union!!
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You were never trying to manipulate me to hurt me — you were trying to manipulate me to stop me from hurting myself.
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"No one's trying to look like David Bowie, no one's trying to fake his voice or his shtick at all," he promised.
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Trying to find the right way to handle your student debt sometimes feels like trying to avoid talking about the presidential election.
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But the actor says he is trying to become his own man by trying different roles and discovering his style and craft.
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Trying to find my style over four or five years and trying to make people happy and write in a certain way.
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Bundy told guards he was merely a "rancher trying to practice braiding rope," and denied that he had been trying to escape.
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"We are not trying to catch up with others but we are trying to achieve something unique to us," Hachigo told reporters.
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She is known for once she's in office for trying to work across the aisle and trying to compromise on certain issues.
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The government has just been scrambling trying to get him to say trying to get him to say it but he won't.
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This is the problem you're trying to solve with Tezos — you're trying to formalize the process of how one upgrades a protocol?
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But a cop has to get home safely to the wife he's trying to love and the kids he's trying to raise.
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"Our film, our project, is trying to tell the story of the people that are trying to make it work," Canepari said.
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In that way, we're trying to do what Steven [Spielberg] was trying to do with 'Saving Private Ryan,' show the human side.
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They're trying to strike a deal to protect the DREAMers while at the same time trying to find common ground with Republicans.
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"In trying to hit Matt, they are trying to game the system, game the ref," Trump said in North Carolina this week.
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So these are three countries that are mutually trying to help each other and trying to break U.S. influence throughout the world.
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It's really nice to have a partnership with somebody that is not trying to change you, you're just trying to grow together.
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Look, I'm not trying to get in the mind of conservative Republicans, I'm not trying to get in the minds of anybody.
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Many of them are desperately trying to make sense of their new reality and trying to learn what is necessary to survive.
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I think one thing we were clear about is not trying to time the IPO or trying to time a listing event.
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Facebook is still trying to get people to watch its videos, and has most recently been trying to lure stars from YouTube.
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Caroline: Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt trying desperately to say something about Internet Culture Today while also desperately trying to pretend it doesn't care.
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I think it&aposs more they&aposre trying to ignore the base, and they&aposre trying to ignite their party, do something.
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We don't focus on trying to build an all-in-one, we don't focus on trying to lock you into our platform.
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"With this trade, we're trying to hit a single or a double," rather than trying to swing for the fences, Gordon said.
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This is going into a black community on a rampage, trying to destroy black wealth, trying to hurt or kill black people.
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You can hardly say he is trying to take healthcare away from anyone or retreat from Obamacare, he's trying to exceed it.
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All we're trying to do is tell the story we're trying to tell, and to do it in the best way possible.
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He was trying to advance to third on a wild pitch; he was not trying to stretch a double into a triple.
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"I'm trying to get low with the slider and trying to implement my adjustments the right way," Oh said through an interpreter.
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Battlefield 1 isn't trying to be historically accurate, but it is trying to evoke really specific sensations and feelings toward its subject.
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Agents of Mayhem walks a delicate line, trying to leverage what folks loved about Saints Row while trying to build something new.
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"Trying to fight deflation with deflation is like trying to put out a burning house by pouring gasoline on it," he said.
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So the campaign isn't just trying to get a dumpling added, it's trying to make Unicode more aware of its selection process.
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I'm not trying to finesse my way up the ladder, I'm trying to walk up it properly and build my own lane.
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It would be one thing if I was trying to scam someone, but I was just trying to provide for my family.
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But I think it's a different timeframe and objectives as to what we're trying to solve and what they're trying to solve.
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I could handle my dad for seventeen years, trying to push me in one direction or another and trying to stifle me.
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We're just trying to do what we can and what we know how to do and trying to help out the community.
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But trying to stem these problems was not our main motivation for trying to figure out some of the physics of defecation.
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On Sunday morning, engineering units trying came under fire while trying to clear Taliban land mines around the highway, Mr. Durani said.
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": "You will spend more time trying to obtain basic crime statistics about immigrants in America that trying to sign up for Obamacare.
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"Rather than trying to beat conservatives, as Boehner did, Paul is trying to harness that energy in a positive direction," DeMint said.
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"We are trying to find out how they were assembled, how they were dispatched, [and] trying to ascertain the facts," he said.
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" He says that while the Democrats are trying to "make America European again," the Republicans are trying to make it "1950 again.
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"Stranger" is radically straightforward for a horror story: It isn't trying to trick you, and it isn't trying to wink at you.
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"We are not trying to get people out of the process, we are trying to get them into the firm," she says.
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It's critical to remember when dealing with difficult people that you're trying to change the interchange; you're not trying to change them.
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Americans may be trying to keep up with the Joneses, but the merely rich are trying to keep up with the Teppers.
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Sixteen years of trying and failing — and trying again — should be all the evidence Washington officials need to come to that conclusion.
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C: When it comes to leading change and trying to make a difference, what kind of leader are you trying to be?
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But they aren't just trying to win back these voters, they're trying to surge their support with this group into the stratosphere.
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Otherwise, "You start trying to prove yourself to the other person, trying to show yourself in a light that's exaggerated," Kane says.
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I ain't sitting here trying to be a Black Panther, I ain't sitting here trying to be nothing that was already out.
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This means that of 100 women trying to conceive during one cycle, 80 of those women will be trying again next month.
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"In the end, what we're trying to do [with the PRIMA Fund] is trying to preserve the [Puerto Rican] scene," Berrios explains.
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" Altman had added that YC is "always slightly broken, because we're always trying to grow; we're always trying to do new things.
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In certain respects, trying to organize esports can feel a bit like trying to establish law and order in the Wild West.
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Trying to be perfect is unhealthy, but trying to be a good person is something that everyone should be practicing, everywhere, everyday.
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Republicans say Democrats are trying to stick in energy provisions, while Democrats say Republicans are trying to reauthorize an abstinence education program.
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First, you respect the innate energy of the piece; trying to make it truthful and trying to make it fast and funny.
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But what he's trying to do — what we're trying to help him do — is to channel that guilt in the right way.
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But what he's trying to do — what we're trying to help him do — is to channel that guilt in the right way.
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This suffering image thing you're trying to put on me, this shame you're trying to put on me, I'm not having it.
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"The government is trying to hide the fact from the people; they are trying to hide their weakness and incompetence," he said.
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You know, everyone's trying to buy these, which is trying to get better at your job or get certification in computer stuff.
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"Each and every one of us is trying to ignore this and just trying to ensure that you are competent," she emphasized.
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We won't solve this by trying to improve people; we'll only solve it by trying to improve the way we treat people.
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I am more or less trying to start my own production company, trying to collaborate with great influencers, people that inspire me.
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"Trying to reason with someone like that is like trying to hand-feed a shark," said Senator John Kennedy, Republican of Louisiana.
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Now, Williams was inarguably trying to get McDonnell to promote his company, and McDonnell was pretty clearly trying to help him out.
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I saw part of my job as trying to explain this story and trying to do so as humanely as I could.
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I wouldn't say necessarily that he's trying to throw people off, but he's not trying to broadcast or telegraph his exact actions.
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AF: You talk about the challenges that exist for companies trying to do, or multinational companies trying to do business in China.
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The Muslim mother in a refugee camp trying to feed her children from a Christian mother in Georgia trying to protect hers?
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" The real question, he said, is, "Are you trying to advance our society or are you trying to advance global moneyed interests?
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And they warn us, whenever we focus on them, against trying to normalize Dickinson, against trying to make her acceptable and explicable.
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I spent half of my life trying not to disappoint my mother and the other half trying not to disappoint my wife.
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Central banks globally have spent years fruitlessly trying to awaken long-dormant inflation, and some analysts say it's time to stop trying.
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You're trying to get ready for the season, but at the same time, you're trying to be at your best early on.
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He is not trying to persuade, detail, or prove: he is trying to thrill, agitate, be liked, be loved, here and now.
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I'm trying to do it for the boys and for the team and just trying to put some wins in the column.
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Trying to talk them out of that might be counterproductive compared to the possibility of simply trying to argue about something else.
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"Everyone here now is trying to get away from that aesthetic but I'm trying to push and play with it," he says.
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"Nothing here suggests that he's trying to talk to someone who is trying to make up his or her mind" on impeachment.
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The algorithms that Harari describes are not trying to imitate humans; they are trying to become human, and possibly exceed our abilities.
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They were spying on -- a term I don&apost particularly like -- but on what the Russians were doing, trying to understand were the Russians infiltrating and trying to gain access, trying to gain leverage and influence, which is what they do.
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Littlefinger is trying to make himself relevant again; Dany is trying to prove she can live up to the name Mother of Dragons; and Sansa and Arya are trying to understand what being a Stark means in their current predicament.
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" Reviewing the show in The New York Times, Holland Cotter wrote, "del Sarto comes across as having an angel's hand, a scientist's eye and a self-punishing striver's drive to keep trying, trying, trying to get good at what he does.
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"I respect the president and what he's trying to do — trying to level the playing field, trying to get those trade deficits down — but it always comes at the cost of agriculture," Mr. Young said in an interview with NPR.
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Some of their most difficult work is trying to reach the next generation, trying to help undo decades of destructive government assimilation policies, including residential schools, in trying to help them recognize the trickle-down effect of such sustained abuse.
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"I was just trying to stay focused, trying to keep my composure, trying to interact with the moderators, but really for me more with the people there, and deal with the string of accusations that he was putting forth," Clinton said.
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"It is endemic of a systemic issue and problem which this legislation is trying to get at, and decriminalizing is an appropriate and necessary way of trying to get at the problems we're trying to solve," said Councilman Charles Allen (D).
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While I was writing 'Rebound,' about a boy dealing with loss and grief and trying to find himself in the new normal of his life, I was trying to rebound from loss and grief and trying to find my new self.
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"We spend little to no time trying to figure out interest rates, trying to figure out trade wars, trying to figure out GDP growth, currencies, the price of oil, all of those things," he told Business Insider in an exclusive interview.
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These people look for those impressionable younger kids that are trying out a bunch of different identities and trying to figure themselves out.
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It's trying to find your rhythm with someone else again, and trying to find out whether that love you had is still there.
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Amazon was trying to renegotiate its contract with e-book vendors, and it was really, really aggressive in trying to set the terms.
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There are only two possibilities: either she was trying to get away from the argument, or she was trying to tie the dinghy.
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We were trying to replicate that, and we were trying to figure out how to get all of it exactly like the scene.
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You're not trying to explain everything; you're trying to share enough information to pique their curiosity and make them want to learn more.
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I think this is an enormous challenge for the industry and we're actually trying things, we're trying to figure out what works best.
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And so I think any time you're trying to move the needle and you're trying to empower women, you know, you find resistance.
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"If you're trying to gain muscle and trying to get maximum nutritional benefits, it doesn't make any sense to consume alcohol," says Girandola.
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We're all just trying to survive, and I think you can be critical of a system while also trying to thrive within it.
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WATTERS: Was she trying to escape through the ventilation system in the ceiling or was she trying to just hide out in there?
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BOUIS: We're not trying to change people's eating habits - if they are growing and eating maize, it's maize that we're trying to substitute.
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It looks like someone trying to kick cow manure off the bottom of his shoe or trying to show that it's been removed.
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With nowhere to hide, I spent several futile runs trying to overwhelm it with sheer force before trying a different, more tactical approach.
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"Emmanuel Macron doesn't risk being unpopular for trying to get things from Donald Trump and trying to negotiate with him," said Mr. Guénolé.
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It's trying to undermine him and — in the case of Jeff Sessions' Justice Department, in Trump's mind — is trying to overthrow his presidency.
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Some players will represent a hacker group trying to disrupt the election, while others will play city emergency responders trying to stop it.
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We had to be constantly realigning while trying not to lose grip on the overall vision of what we were trying to say.
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Many cities are trying to work out these rules on their own; the federal government, too, is trying to figure out best practices.
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"They're incumbered by the same thing the first responders are: trying to work and trying to take care of their families," said Honoré.
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"People are trying to hack Instagram to create smaller audiences, and we're trying to recognize that," says Robby Stein, product lead at Instagram.
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This is for young queer kids who are trying to navigate coming out and trying to figure out what our lives are about.
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"Whenever you're trying to make any kind of change in the world, the thing you're trying to change will fight back," he said.
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"We have people that are trying desperately, trying to convince me to [fundraise], but you know, I just can't do it," he said.
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Several companies are already trying to tackle fake imagery using browser plug-ins, and NewsGuard is trying to solve the fake news problem.
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Oculus isn't trying to replace its high-end Rift headset in the same way Nintendo isn't trying to replace your PC or Xbox.
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"The insurance companies are trying to protect the commons in this case and drug companies are trying to maximize their profits," Emanuel said.
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Motorola was at the time trying to convince the FCC to allocate more frequency bandwidth to companies trying to commercialize the nascent technology.
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The station wasn't trying to trick anyone, it was just trying to do the most "patriotic" thing by lying to thousands of Americans.
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" Instead, she wrote, "We were trying to make a hit show … we were trying to make Home Improvement, and we did it wrong.
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But whether you're trying to fill an awkward silence or just trying to get to know your date better, we have you covered.
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"Instead of trying to talk to with him and trying to get the problem resolved, (police) went right to the trigger," he said.
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I don't think I'm trying to address anything I'm just trying to tell my story about what it's like to live in Hollywood.
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Jeanne Shaheen, attacked GOP senators for trying to "have it both ways" in backing the nominee while trying to distance themselves from him.
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"Everybody is trying to move their currencies, but everyone is trying at the same time, and in the end, nobody benefits," he said.
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"We're not trying to take away driving function if you want to drive, but [we are trying] to make it safe," Damasky said.
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And all the time, there are these kids you're battling with, who are trying to kill you, and you're trying to eat them.
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"A lot of what they're doing is just trying to be cool and trying to be something that Facebook isn't," the source said.
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China isn't just trying to build a tourist economy around its telescope—it's also trying to build a scientific culture around radio astronomy.
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Trying to decipher Twin Peaks is like trying to work out the origins of the universe, or to solve the meaning of life.
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We weren't trying to make a perfect video - we were trying to capture what the venue brings out in musicians and their audience.
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We're trying to win a trophy this week and whoever gets a trophy this week is trying to get a trophy next week.
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That's what she's trying to do in making decisions, either trying to seek an abortion or continuing a pregnancy in the first place.
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"I think you're trying to make excuses for how you feel right now and I think you're trying to hate me," she responds.
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It's why he is affirmatively now trying to discourage Mueller, why the Justice Department is trying to interfere with the hearing next week.
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" The border patrol agent with Moore joked with the children, "trying to allay their fears, trying to calm them, not terrify the children.
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"I saw the problem while trying to rally small businesses trying to grow in the digital economy," Baronchelli told TechCrunch in an interview.
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Like with all things throughout the episode, we were trying to be in tune with the audience, and trying to be genre-aware.
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"He's not just trying to build a wall between America and Mexico, he's trying to wall off Americans from each other," she said.
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Trying to suggest the Obama administration did something similar in 2014 is a third Trump administration's fallacy in trying to assert parallel response.
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The opposition is trying to unseat Speaker Abdulla Maseeh Mohamed, alleging President Yameen's administration is trying to cover up corruption, including money laundering.
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"They are hurt, trying to find out answers, trying to figure out why did this have to happen," Turner told the TV station.
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But the problem is so persistent that it can't be seen simply as fringe individuals trying trying to jump on the Trump bandwagon.
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I'm just a vulnerable guy trying to get this woman to kiss me, or trying to get my daughter to think I'm cool.
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"I think the assets we're trying to sell and the people we're trying to sell to still make sense" after the Brexit vote.
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"They are now trying to get away (from) the shadow banking, they are trying to straighten up the investment products, and all that."
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They're not just trying to mask the horror of punishing women by punishing their doctors instead; they're trying to guilt women into submission.
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A Charleston Police spokesman told Insider that they are trying to identify the person who the 11-year-old was trying to meet.
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A Charleston Police spokesman told Insider that they are trying to identify the person who the 11-year-old was trying to meet.
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We have high standards for the team in terms of the work we're trying to do and how we're trying to accomplish that.
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In real life, the royal had her fair share of trying days when she floundered while trying to maintain a seemingly perfect image.
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"I was just trying to find my rhythm out there, trying my best to not get off to a slow start," Williams said.
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You can hardly say he is trying to take health care away from anyone or retreat from Obamacare; he's trying to exceed it.
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Google is trying to replicate human conversation while simultaneously trying to synthesize human sociability—and the structural holes within its efforts are palpable.
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And trying to find a place to live and to be dignified and civilized and continue their humanness, continue trying to be people.
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"I'm just kind of honestly trying to concentrate on the rest of this season and trying to get this done," Kenseth said Friday.
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"I'm not trying to promote any religion here, I'm just trying to promote acceptance," she said on the app, The Daily Mail reported.
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"I wasn't trying to do something for society; I was trying to do something for our black child," my father told me recently.
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I think it's probably working, but trying to get to a degree, trying to get data on something that didn't happen is hard.
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But trying to pass for younger is like a gay person trying to pass for straight or a person of color for white.
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He's trying to learn things from a photograph, trying to figure out who his mother and father are from photographs, and he can't.
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From then on, trying to make sense of the story would be like trying to find documentary naturalism in Salvador Dalí's melting clocks.
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"We're trying to be anarchists, but I'm trying to be a good boy and do a good job for the network," he said.
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"Now that this virus has happened, we are trying to stay indoors a lot more and we're trying to stay safe," she said.
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"Now that this virus has happened, we are trying to stay indoors a lot more and we're trying to stay safe," she said.
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Don't beat yourself up trying to figure out what you've done wrong, because you're going to take forever trying to figure that out.
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Is the speaker trying to cajole someone else into admitting things are almost nice, like a man trying to salvage a bad date?
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Things like gun control that the left are trying to implement, that's what they're trying to take away, the right to protect ourselves.
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Well, what it was about was trying to determine what the Russians were doing, were they trying to gain access, infiltrate political campaign.
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"You just kind of laugh at those because you're not trying to make them, you're just trying to get them close," Simpson said.
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He was clearly trying to sort through his demons and was just being very, very honest, not trying to hide any of it.
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"We're really trying to say, 'What you're trying on here is super similar to what you can try in real life,'" Sartori said.
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I'm standing on the stairs trying to get around, and I can see about 245 people just outside, also trying to get in.
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They've already taken over phones, now they're trying to take over watches, they're launching TV shows, they're trying to take over video games.
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They've already taken over phones, now they're trying to take over watches, they're launching TV shows, they're trying to take over video games.
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We would come in, and he'd say, 'I know what you're trying to do, and I am trying to help you realize that.
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"I was just trying to do my job ... they didn't need to arrest me" Journo arrested while trying to intvu @SecPriceMD https://t.
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In addition, Peanut is expanding access to women who are trying to conceive, with the launch of the Trying To Conceive (TTC) community.
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He's trying to fake an ideology, and when people trying to fake an ideology, they pick for themselves conservative and ultra-right ideology.
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Trying to determine what our galactic center looks like is similar to trying to find the center of a forest you're standing in.
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They are trying to take away your healthcare, and I am trying to give the American people the best healthcare in the world.
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There they are, those quintessential figures: the son trying to find his father, the father trying to make it home to his son.
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"I'm still trying to dial in the technique part of the high jump, trying to have it make sense to me," Eaton said.
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But Congress isn't trying to improve the retirement saving system, and it certainly isn't trying to make tough tradeoffs in the tax code.
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Slovaks are trying to adjust to the risks of capitalism, "but now the E.U. is trying to do something in between," he said.
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We are trying to provide fast, efficient service and we are trying to do it in a clean way that expands our economy.
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They're not trying to save the world or defeat any villains; they're just trying to settle scores and get a bunch of cash.
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This is him trying to get out of the other things he's doing, and in the process of him trying to get out.
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I am trying to fulfill myself but… Ever since I've been playing music with George, he's been trying to reach this one rhythm.
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My second-oldest brother was shot in the back while trying to run away from someone who was trying to rob his apartment.
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What would it be like to announce, with finality, that you are done with trying—after trying very hard—to be a person?
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They weren't so much trying to beat a historically great team as they were trying to present their best selves in the process.
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The world pushes me to keep trying (and trying, and trying) to date, no matter how bad it gets, but nobody wants to tell me how to smile and make small talk with someone's aunt for three hours at one of these events.
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So the Tusk album was representative of trying to keep one's feet on the ground, trying to remember that it's important to take risks, trying to remember that in order to aspire to be an artist, you've got to sometimes defy expectations.
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"China is trying to play the long game with Trump, not trying to rise to the bait (and) not trying to be provoked into a war of words in this unusual pre-inauguration period," Control Risks' CEO Richard Fenning told CNBC's Squawk Box.
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So it really seems like, from my perspective, this is more about the special counsel trying to justify the work that they&aposre doing and their existence, rather than really trying to seriously prosecute folks that were trying to meddle in our elections.
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Young Solo goes from an orphan trying to scam his way off the planet, to an Imperial soldier trying to scam his way out of the military, to a thief trying to scam his way out of debt to a crime syndicate.
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They were spying on, that&aposs not a term I particularly like, trying to understand were the Russians infiltrating, trying to gain access, trying to gain leverage-- INGRAHAM: I like how he does this "spying" and how he doesn&apost like the term.
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We were under the assumption of trying to aim for growth patterns, and trying to aim for a specific time and place where everything will meet and I think this trying to pinpoint a point in time and space is not healthy.
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We're trying to train our officers better, we're trying to shore up our policies, trying to ensure they act and react the way the citizens intend them to — that they act and react with a servant's heart, instead of a warrior's heart.
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The company may be trying to stop or understand the nature of the attack (often with the assistance of, or in coordination with, law enforcement agencies), trying to reassure staff and customers, or simply trying to get the business up and running again.
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Our customers are a major one, lenders who are dealing every day with people trying to buy homes, and instead of trying to take those ideas and spend three years trying to roll out a major change, we'd rather test and learn.
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We use that type of music because we feel that violence inside, and we're trying to exorcise it; we're trying to get it out of our system and we're trying to put it in the world and give it a positive shake.
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I like to be very open minded to trying new things and would definitely consider trying a local cuisine from a foreign country, even though I'm not sure about trying octopus because it freaks me out just by the look of it.
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"That message about Democrats trying to take guns away — Obama trying to take guns away, [House Minority Leader Nancy] Pelosi trying to take guns away — that's a message that's been repeated over and over and over again," Cuellar said Wednesday by phone.
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Donald Trump is always trying to cure his loneliness by making friend/enemy distinctions; trying to unite his clan by declaring verbal war on other groups; trying to shrivel his life into a little box by building walls against anybody outside its categories.
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There are still moments when I find myself trying to make myself more quiet and palatable, or trying to suppress my emotions so I don't appear deranged, or trying to make myself appear more heterosexual so as not to make people uncomfortable.
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How much are you trying to push the comics medium, and how much are you just trying to make things that you enjoy personally?
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And that will be a problem if they&aposre trying to hold on to seats or if they&aposre trying to gain a majority.
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It can be even harder when trying to separate them by brand and trying to find out what advantages some companies offer over others.
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She's not trying to show there are good people on both sides—she's trying to show someone's struggle to leave one for the other.
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You're trying to push the people that have been the indigenous people from the community, and now you're trying to push out loft tenants.
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Is Grey's Anatomy trying to prove to viewers there are still stories to tell without Meredith Grey — or is it trying to convince itself?
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They're trying to do what has been happening the last two years, which is powerful voices trying to sow hate and division among us.
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Despite being an actual dancer, she found the idea of standing around strange American boys trying to move arrhythmically incredibly trying on her patience.
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But for all its peculiarities and incompletions, it was at least trying—and it was trying early, and often, and most of all consistently.
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She spent hours trying her best to help migrants at the center and trying to cheer up their day with hearty hugs and laughter.
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We weren't trying to write a city ordinance, we were trying to explain to people that "bossy" is a word we use for girls.
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I was just trying to challenge him, just trying to get the best out of him, and hopefully, I'll do it differently next time.
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Like, you're trying to make people understand what feminism is; you're trying to make jokes and bring people into the cause, which is wonderful.
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"His friends were trying to hang on to him and trying to pull him back out," Harrison Fire Rescue Chief Amos Mikkelson tells PEOPLE.
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I was trying to understand him through making this record, and in that, also trying to understand why I love men that are cowboys.
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If you can imagine trying to learn calculus while running from a predator, that's your brain trying to improve yourself while processing negative feedback.
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So he&aposs trying to broaden this, trying to pull back a little bit, so this is not used in campaign fodder against Democrats.
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"What we learned since then is you have to keep trying, keep trying, and you don't know when the recovery will happen," he said.
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So I didn't really struggle with trying to fit in with other people because it's like trying to fit a square in a circle.
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She's seen enough of men trying to run her life, trying to control her or use her as a pawn in their own games.
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I was just trying to fit into their class, trying to bury the embarrassing mindset of scarcity that shaped so many of my decisions.
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So I'm sitting in this rally, on the riser, but I'm sitting down, I'm trying not to be ... I'm trying not to stand out.
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Because you're always trying to figure out where home is, and when you find it, you're trying to make sure it feels like home.
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While the Bolt was trying to center itself in the initial lane again when Nilsson, "wobbled and fell over," while trying to lane split.
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"I'm by no means trying to discourage people from trying this, but it just needs to be monitored by a professional," Dr. Ahn says.
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" Pre-protest, many of Troy's conflicts were rooted in trying to straddle the line of being black while also trying "to disarm white people.
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Conoco Chief Executive Ryan Lance, trying to balance both approaches, said he would continue to curb costs while also trying to generate strong returns.
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"The extra element is trying to keep an audience interested ... while trying to keep it in the realms of something believable," Rhys told me.
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European parties to the Iran nuclear deal have been trying to rescue the accord and are trying to keep Iran from violating the deal.
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One is that, fundamentally, your brain is just trying to protect you, and it does this by trying to anticipate what's going to happen.
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My life was living in London, trying to make something of myself, whether it be acting or photographing, just trying to find my way.
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"We are not trying to build a company to sell, we are trying to build a real company with long-term survival," Browne said.
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"He is putting a lie out there that he is trying to help young kids ... He is just trying to help himself," Deng said.
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He adds that Sonos isn't "trying to get you to upgrade" but trying to get people to add on to their existing Sonos systems.
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I have to make a video that visually and audibly demonstrates what it is I'm trying to do, or what I'm trying to become.
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It's possible that by bringing Nye, Bridenstine is trying to curry favor with the scientific community and Democrats whose votes he's trying to court.
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Whether I'm trying to make new friends or just trying to make conversation, that sort of long-winded answer doesn't go over very well.
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I kept trying to Periscope, though, and the last time I remember trying, I pushed the button, it worked, and then I got arrested.
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The point is that Trump and company aren't just trying to move us backward on social issues; they're also trying to block technological progress.
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"Yes, it has been disruptive but we are trying and they (the contractors) are trying to minimize the disruption," he told Reuters by phone.
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That means instead of wasting an hour of your life trying, re-trying, and re-setting your passwords, you can sit back and relax.
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Any little thing that makes you feel stronger—[when you're] trying to face the world and trying to make the right decision—is helpful.
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Suge claims he was not trying to run either man over but instead was trying to escape out of fear he would be killed.
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And a lot of people were trying to figure on Friday, a lot of people trying to figure out what exactly does that mean?
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He's very much trying hard to be a referee, in a sense, between the two, and trying to keep both parties happy and satisfied.
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Rick Scott has been trying to strip Ayala of her power because she's trying to make the criminal justice system a little more just.
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And, most of all, this is clearly about trying to push the frontier forward rather than trying to help politically connected incumbents hang on.
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It was difficult because I was trying to figure out how to survive in my community, but also trying to learn how to be.
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It doubly disrespects voters — by concealing who's really trying to buy the election, and by trying to buy the election in the first place.
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"I'm really not trying to do too much and I'm really just trying to get ahead and execute all of my pitches," Nola said.
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I think he was just a complicated person who was trying to live in the world, and that's what we're all trying to do.
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It's a fair guess that many of them aren't just trying to protect the environment; they're trying to rid the world of fossil fuels.
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