Years of breaking things down and trying again, breaking things down and trying again, and this group never gave up.
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Years of breaking things down and trying again, breaking things down and trying again, and this group never gave up and we finally did it.
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But a few months later, I couldn't help trying again.
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The experience has not deterred the Fords from trying again.
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Now, Ryanair, the government and the airport are trying again.
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That don't mind failing, picking themselves up and trying again.
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The rhetoric of charging, failing, dying, trying again remains, though.
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Before trying again, I told my aunt about the incident.
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I barely heard what was said about trying again tomorrow.
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Some Romans are happy that the company is trying again.
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But technology has moved on, and others are now trying again.
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Now, they're trying again — and this time, it might actually work.
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Now there's been talk about trying again to reinforce the shoreline.
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Edmondson unsuccessfully ran for governor in 2010 and is trying again.
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But Charney's trying again with a new brand, Los Angeles Apparel.
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Here&aposs how long doctors recommend you wait before trying again
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But, even so, let us not pass up on trying again.
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Then, trying again again, he tweeted out some more old maps.
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Murray last week also called for trying again for a deal.
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With the crowdfunded Kicksat-2, Manchester and his collaborators are trying again.
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With ISIS posing a threat to European countries, they are trying again.
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I felt punished for my mistakes, but not discouraged from trying again.
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The Democrat unsuccessfully ran for governor in 2010 and is trying again.
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Prodded by a professor, the police are trying again to find out.
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Al-Baghdadi was trying again to rebuild the ISIS caliphate, and failed.
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One that uses failure and frustration to keep users trying again perpetually.
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All we can do is keep trying again and again and again.
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Now attorneys for the gun makers are trying again to get it tossed.
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Building something new requires planning, trying and, yes, failing, and then trying again.
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China is trying again to boost the credibility of its volatile stock market.
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Now they are trying again, without a compromise agreement on a final language.
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Money management firm VanEck is trying again for a bitcoin exchange-traded fund.
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After six wrong guesses a user must wait a minute before trying again.
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I am trying, again, to get approved for a novel coronavirus test kit.
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Trying again: Two cookies, very cold, with ice cream in between, very frozen.
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In July, Uber contacted Mr. Matheisen and other Düsseldorf officials about trying again.
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It's trying again with the Z Flip, a flip phone-styled foldable phone.
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They can't win, Wilson warns, but that doesn't stop Philip from trying again.
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The fact that he was utterly wrong didn't stop him from trying again.
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Days after Anita Hill rejected former Vice President Joe Biden's apology, he's trying again.
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Several federal courts blocked the President's initial order ... but it appears he's trying again.
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Remembering her experiences in the isolation tanks, she suggests trying again in the bath.
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And so do I. They failed, and they got up, and they're trying again.
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It then learns how to complete a goal by trying, failing, and trying again.
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Update: Delayed and they'll be trying again 24 hours later, so come back tonight.
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A year later, under a new administration, the Dream Center Foundation is trying again.
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They're trying again to spur action after Trump washed his hands of the program.
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But Mr. Walker obviously sees better prospects in trying again with the Trump administration.
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But the company is trying again Tuesday, June 26th at 10:10PM ET — weather permitting.
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The US can stop them from crossing, but it can't stop them from trying again.
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Given Snap's struggles in hardware, it's fair to ask why the company is trying again.
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It's about learning to fail and trying again with even more determination the next time.
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Trying again to stay clean, she got a stronger dose of Suboxone from her doctor.
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He'd received 3 percent of the vote in 2018 and now he was trying again.
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Now they're trying again, this time with the help of a veteran chef, Lalith Gunasekera.
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She waited until she was 16 before trying again, one of dozens of such attempts.
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When they were caught, they would wait for the dust to settle before trying again.
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"It's really about trying, failing, and trying again," the 23-year-old actress tells PEOPLE.
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If you are committed to this friendship, I would never dissuade you from trying again.
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In the Senate, Democrats are trying again to get their Background Check Completion Act passed.
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Probably not a recipe I'll be trying again, though I love me a hearty kale salad.
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The founder, Orkut Büyükkökten, is trying again with Hello Network, a new network based on interests.
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If for some reason separation doesn't occur today, ESA has the option of trying again tomorrow.
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"They're the most at risk because they'll keep trying again and again and again," Slack said.
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It's about learning resilience — good old-fashioned picking yourself up, brushing yourself off and trying again.
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Gay Republican candidates for Congress came up short in 21625, but they're trying again in 2900.
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Previously failed attempts at amping up traditional burgers didn't stop McDonald's from trying again and again.
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You gave us the opportunity to change the world, and we're looking forward to trying again.
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Now it's trying again with Flash, this time targeting emerging markets where Snapchat doesn't yet dominate.
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Applicants who had been rejected for asylum in another European country are trying again in France.
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He hasn't been — and likely won't be — and now Twitter is trying (again) to explain why.
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In fact, Will has lived countless versions of this afterlife, trying again and again to repair it.
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Arafa and her children are now back in the concentration camp, but she's thinking of trying again.
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The senator from Vermont lost the Democratic nomination in 573 to Hillary Clinton but is trying again.
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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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That doesn't stop us trying, and failing, and trying again, to turn nightlife into a successful narrative.
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Scott tried without success to include his bill in the First Step Act; it's worth trying again.
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Then, trying again, he tweeted out an unaltered map that was too old to prove his point.
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Republicans persisted through another election, trying again in 1860 to win the presidency with Northern votes alone.
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After our first pregnancy ended quickly in a miscarriage at eight weeks, we felt optimistic about trying again.
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Once they make contact on a call, the collector would have to wait a week before trying again.
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He will have to wait at least seven years before trying again for a seat in the assembly.
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"She wanted to wait until Jonathan was a little older before they started trying again," said the insider.
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That's how the episode ended, with the tiger king trying again to tempt Carol into taking a bite.
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"Such accusations are absolutely groundless and aimed at trying again to smear our country," the ministry statement said.
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I pretty much learned everything I know by watching tutorials on YouTube and by trying, again and again.
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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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The Nationals were back for more on Tuesday, trying again to complete the vision that brought them here.
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But after President Trump's decision to assassinate Qassim Suleimani, a powerful Iranian general, it seemed worth trying again.
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SpaceX is among a new crop of companies, including Amazon and Softbank-backed OneWeb, that are trying again.
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Hillary might've majorly boned it when she ran against Trump in 2016, that doesn't preclude her from trying again.
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Mr Erdogan has fended off many threats to his rule, often ruthlessly enough to dissuade anyone from trying again.
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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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Yet the obvious and growing danger of the Kashmir conflict demands trying again and again, however elusive the goal.
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SpaceX is among a new crop of companies — which include Amazon and Softbank-backed OneWeb — that are trying again.
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The New York County making headlines for its measles outbreak is trying again to keep infected people at home.
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Now, though, Lampert is trying again to entice the board with a bid to buy the company out of bankruptcy.
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None of that stopped Ascendance from trying again, even without the FDA's OK. Its livestream on Sunday got 1,200 views.
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Now, the White House is trying again — and could make a grim kind of history if it gets its way.
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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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Unfortunately, there is nothing stopping the hackers, who haven't been identified, from picking a new unclaimed domain and trying again.
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After an initial attempt to locate the files failed, the bureau said it waited a "reasonable" period before trying again.
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At least one institution which originally tried unsuccessfully to promote the use of gold in Islamic finance is trying again.
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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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Previous efforts to sell oil independently were thwarted by America, but Mr Haftar is thought to be mulling trying again.
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At which point, General Batista decided he was too weak to risk inflaming public opinion any further by trying again.
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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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This makes sense, because both the cost of getting it wrong and the ease of trying again is so low.
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It was as if you had a nail, and you were trying again and again to beat it into a rock.
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But we're trying again -- and it's the same thing where when we're talking about markets, less friction for consumers, no fees.
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You could imagine the 2018 State of the Union as an ideal occasion for Trump to announce he was trying again.
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New York (CNN Business)Facebook is trying again to sell lawmakers on Libra Wednesday during a House Financial Services Committee hearing.
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Though it denied the request, the court did give the Campaign Legal Center the option of trying again in the future.
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The White Sox are trying again to contend, with Sale, Quintana and the slugging first baseman Jose Abreu on reasonable contracts.
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This year, death penalty opponents are trying again with a ballot measure that would convert death sentences into lifetime prison terms.
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Trying again after a failure is one of the secrets to career success, according to Grammy-award winning popstar Kylie Minogue.
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That hasn't stopped her from trying again, but in her new endeavor she has cut wholesale partners out of the equation.
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You only have three chances to guess, and if you get it wrong you've got to wait a week before trying again.
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When Cerrone attempted to kick off the fence, he was met with a left straight which quickly deterred him from trying again.
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And we wanted our daughter to have a sibling close in age, so we started trying again not too long after that.
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If you were not impressed with the sound of an Echo, consider trying again with the Echo paired with an Echo Sub.
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BATS Global Markets, whose attempt at an initial public offering on its own exchange was botched four years ago, is trying again.
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Martin O'Malley polled Democratic caucus voters in Iowa, suggesting that the failed 28503 presidential contender might be considering trying again in 22019.
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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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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 fact, they had been woven by the waitstaff, who the next day sat around one of the outdoor tables, trying again.
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Now the companies are trying again, though the commission said they had failed to show there was market demand for the project.
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Now they are trying again, offering a $5 million challenge grant, on the condition that $323 million is raised for the endowment.
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"He has to assert personally his right not to produce documents under the Fifth Amendment," the S.E.C. staff attorney said, trying again.
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The hoverboard craze might be dead, but that's not stopping the man who started the trend in the first place from trying again.
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If for some reason the launch doesn't happen today, ULA has the option of trying again tomorrow, though weather doesn't look as good.
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I also take a prenatal vitamin...might as well keep taking them, since I know we'll be trying again as soon as possible.
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"I'm taking the steps that are needed, and it's one of those things where I failed, but I keep trying again," he said.
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The data is translated into stats and a visual to show how you can improve your shot before trying again using the BallBot.
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Democrats counter that the programs in question actually help lower premiums and say Republicans are simply trying again to undermine the healthcare law.
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Johnson votes against the measure in committee, it goes down, Republicans have to keep working to address his concerns before trying again. 3.
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Police said a car tried to hit an officer in the nearby Yau Ma Tei district on Sunday night, reversing and trying again.
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One race to watch: Maine's 2nd district, which shifted to a toss-up and where Democrats are trying (again) to oust Republican Rep.
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Disc Room was challenging enough that I kept trying again, hoping to last long enough to throw myself into that one particular blade.
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This is just the old establishment trying again to game the political system, but John Kasich's defeated the Republican establishment his entire career.
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They briefly considered trying again when the ban was lifted, but decided against it when they heard a new ban would come soon.
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She got talked into trying again by her friends and her boyfriend, and signed up late for the California marathon, known as CIM.
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But the alleged intrusions are a troubling sign that, without proper defenses, bad actors won't be deterred from trying again in 2018 or beyond.
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Before trying again, we had to clean Poopsie thoroughly to remove the slime that was jamming her throat and opening on the other end.
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Just one year after the bungled launch of its first foldable smartphone, Samsung is trying again with an all-new design, name, and price.
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Now, the company is officially trying again with the just-announced Windows 10X, and it looks like it may have learned from its mistakes.
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After trying again with the app Super, it looks Stone wants to revisit what made the idea of Jelly compelling in the first place.
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The effort fell short at the time—but he's kept at it and, in the aftermath of El Paso and Dayton, he's trying again.
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In 2017, Valeant gave up on Addyi, turning it back over to Sprout, which is now trying again to make the drug a sensation.
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That is not an uncommon situation: The city said 47 percent of all families who applied once ended up trying again within that period.
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In September 2018, Keago allegedly attempted to sexually assault a sleeping midshipman before trying again the following month and sexually assaulting a female midshipman.
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But since you're still employed while trying this negotiation gambit, your fallback position is just sticking with what you've got — and trying again elsewhere.
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With the teams back at even strength, Sundqvist scored a second-effort goal from point-blank range, trying again after his first shot was blocked.
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I get the concern that comes out of competitive sports; failing or losing a game could discourage kids from trying again or going at all.
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In many of the stories in this collection, Hurston's men and women confront those challenges while also trying and failing at love, then trying again.
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This year, Democrats are trying again to win control of the Senate, focusing, as they did before, on several potentially close races across the state.
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Williams is trying again to match Margaret Court's 26 Grand Slam titles having fallen twice in finals last year on her comeback from maternity leave.
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Although the effort to repeal Obamacare failed on Friday, by Tuesday Republican leaders were trying again, so Planned Parenthood's funding is by no means secure.
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Edmonson unsuccessfully ran for governor in 2010 and is trying again, with much better odds for an open seat in a year that favors Democrats.
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We would have never learned how to ride a bike if we hadn't fallen and felt the anxiety of getting back up and trying again.
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The reality star explained that the couple wasn't able to have sex since Otis gave birth to Henley, but that they were back to trying again.
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San Francisco, where a measure last year just missed a needed two-thirds supermajority of votes, is trying again to pass a tax on sugary drinks.
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The most common problem is giving up too easily and quickly, since it's less painful than trying again and working even harder for what you want.
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My husband's unwavering support while we were both grieving, and even now while we are trying again, has been the one thing that keeps me going.
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"Mini is illegally buying the Democrat Nomination," Trump tweeted, repeating his claim that the Democratic Party is trying "again" to take the election away from Sen.
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There's that wonderful line in "East Coker" by Eliot about there's only the trying, again and again and again; to win again what we've lost before.
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Otis explained that the couple wasn't able to have sex since Otis gave birth to Henley in August 2017 and that they're now back to trying again.
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"I'm taking the steps that are needed, and it's one of those things where I failed, but I keep trying again," he told PEOPLE in December 2017.
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Not long after House Speaker Paul Ryan declared that "Obamacare is the law of the land," the White House started trying again, desperately looking for a victory.
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In skateboarding and other action sports, respect is earned not by learning all of the tricks but by getting up from a hard slam and trying again.
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"They tried to buy us in 1867, during (the) Second World War, and now they are trying again," local Kulusuk resident Bent Abeelsen told CNN last week.
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If Mr. Trump is allowed to get away with this blatant attempt at subverting the will of the 2020 voters, what's to stop him from trying again?
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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 younger Mr. Cuomo has had his share of setbacks on the issue before, some of them self-inflicted, so it is heartening that he is trying again.
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He has twice failed in his attempts to have the July 2015 criminal indictments against him thrown out and is trying again before the state's highest criminal court.
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But the odds of Congress trying again before pivotal midterm elections seem slim, with lawmakers showing little appetite to return to the issue after two embarrassing legislative defeats.
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The reality star explained that the couple wasn't able to have sex since Otis gave birth to Henley in August 2017 and that they're now back to trying again.
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After Luyendyk's failure of a season — though he will marry his winner in January, so congrats to him — the franchise is trying again, this time with a new strategy.
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Amazingly, with more Commons votes due as we went to press, MPs now seem ready to wait until February 27th before trying again to stop a no-deal Brexit.
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While congressional efforts to tackle the subject fell apart two years ago, there's been chatter about potentially trying again this year — which would seem to have the Koch blessing.
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Last week, Trump tweeted praise for Kelli Ward, the conservative who failed to unseat McCain in a 2016 primary but is trying again by taking on Flake in 2018.
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Two and a half years after Donald Trump's Justice Department put the kibosh on ending the use of private prisons, the senators pushing for their abolition are trying again.
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Rainsy told Reuters at Paris' Charles de Gaulle Airport that Thai Airways staff refused to allow him to board but that he would not be deterred from trying again.
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The FDA is trying again to add graphic warnings to cigarette packages to discourage smoking, including images of neck tumors, diseased lungs and feet with amputated toes, AP reports.
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That could include an expansion of "zero-tolerance" programs that saw prison as a way to deter illegal border crossings from those trying again after they were released and deported.
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If a transgender man is having sex with a man, the FDA would disqualify them from giving blood and require them to stay celibate for a year before trying again.
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There had been something alluring about the idea of an abortion — the promise of wiping the proverbial slate clean and trying again — but that decision did not resonate with me.
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The Wall Street Journal reported on Friday that Renault and Nissan are trying again to reshape their alliance and resolve disagreements that helped to derail the merger talks with Fiat Chrysler.
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Her shot at being chosen VP is under threat by Republicans, and this damp wash towel of a politician is placating her with patronizing comments about trying again in four years.
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The photo ID will then be approved or denied in a matter of minutes, though anyone declined based on the quality of the uploaded images won't be prevented from trying again.
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In the 15 or so years I have been trying and failing and trying again to live my life with hearing aids, I've seen about a dozen doctors, ENTs, and audiologists.
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Now, after avoiding another semifinal nightmare in Melbourne, she will have another chance to fill another longstanding gap on her résumé by trying again to win her first Grand Slam title.
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But in the past, the North Koreans have always done what sensible engineers do in the face of failure -- stand down, figure out what went wrong, and fix it before trying again.
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Chief Slabinski's plan, he said, was to take cover and let a circling Air Force gunship hammer the Qaeda fighters before trying again to seize the peak and recover Sergeant Chapman's body.
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According to Obama White House insiders, then-chief of staff Rahm Emanuel was so angry about how the process had gone down on the first attempt that he swore off trying again.
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While attending the American Museum of Natural History's 2019 Museum Gala, the parents said that although it had been a difficult few days, they're also planning on trying again for another baby.
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"I see Shawn looking at kids in strollers and she's talking about kids all the time now, [but] we now have to wait a little bit [to start trying again], per doctor's orders."
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The big picture: Republican leaders have recently become more public about the likelihood of trying again on ACA repeal, whereas a few months ago it was largely a private assumption among the party.
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The PD's drubbing was in part a rebuke to the vainglory of its leader, Matteo Renzi, who was trying again to become prime minister, despite losing a referendum on constitutional change in 2016.
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The demo didn't work the first time I put the Gear VR headset on, and the demo team needed to reset the whole rig and pair two new Rink controllers before trying again.
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Earlier this year, the EPA sent a new repeal proposal to the White House Office of Management and Budget for review, and the agency won't say why it's trying again to repeal it.
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The pair attended the American Museum of Natural History's 2019 Museum Gala, and while the parents said it has been a difficult few days, they're also planning on trying again for another baby.
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Clinton has decades of experience trying, failing, and trying again to live up to both of those expectations — as impossible as it is to be not only a human leader but a womanly one.
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From Wet Hot American Summer: 10 Years Later to Fuller House to The Magic School Bus Rides Again, the streaming service has been a safe space for reboots and continuations, for creators trying again.
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"I got pregnant so quickly the first time and five years later we said lets start trying again and I figured it would be so easy and we never got pregnant," Amy tells PEOPLE.
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Now Mr. Xi is trying again, wooing South Korea's new leader, Moon Jae-in, and still hoping to chip away at the American alliance with South Korea and fortify China's position in Northeast Asia.
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At the same time, people who had given up looking for work might now think it's worth trying again, given that the media are full of stories about the strength of the labor market.
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But Dr. Victor Cha, an expert on North Korea at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, said, "It is also a fact that this failure will not deter the [North Koreans] from trying again."
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"We need to win this election and then get more seats next year" before trying again, GOP Whip Steve Scalise told the AP. ACA repeal only resonates well with one group of voters: registered Republicans.
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Perhaps there will be the morning greeting from those dogged French officials, Serge and his team, trying again to persuade these desperate, untrusting people, gently to leave the Jungle like Paris would like them to.
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It was absolutely critical for my mental health, and since I am in a healthier headspace we have just started trying again (though this was a "practice month" due to all the travel around ovulation).
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For a long time I took a purist's approach, trying my best to stay true to my real signature, deleting and trying again when it came out weird, apologizing to people in line behind me.
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With the help of scientists we're hoping to create a realistic copy that as soon as the raven pokes it with his beak sends a smell or a response that deters him from trying again.
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Editorial Secretary of State John Kerry and Staffan de Mistura, a United Nations envoy, are trying again to revive the cease-fire in Syria that has collapsed in significant parts of the country, including Aleppo.
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And if the immigrant is undocumented (or his or her visa has expired), that person must leave the United States for up to 10 years before trying again — even with an American spouse in hand.
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While the removal of review bombs might not outright stop groups from trying again, by making such activities part of the historical record, it adds legitimacy that's otherwise robbed by erasing toxic attempts to muddy history.
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The evidence on the ground right now is that Assad, Russia and Iran want to continue to push their military advantage: they've had the momentum and they're trying again to squeeze the rebels out of Aleppo.
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His initial comments in late January didn't seem to awaken the chickens, and now he's trying again, clearing his throat, as if we didn't hear him the first time: Hey, you guys: Didn't year hear me?
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The giddy 24-year-old South Korean waited nervously for 20 minutes after his news conference to meet with his idol Spieth, grabbing a selfie before trying again to call his mother, who was not answering.
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But two of the plan's backers, Peter Kyle and Phil Wilson, contend that the grinding debate over Brexit has shifted sentiment enough that it is worth trying again to get it through the House of Commons.
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Two solos, first for Sara Mearns — typically electrifying while looking unusually chilled out — and then for Mr. Garcia, could be portraits of the dancer alone at work, starting over and trying again, playing around with material.
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But by now, we've spent five years watching her trying again and again to arrange her life into the shape she wants, only to realize—again and again—that what she thought she wanted is suffocating her.
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Alexander told colleagues during an impassioned floor speech Thursday that it's time to change course on ObamaCare and work with Democrats to reform the law instead of trying again unsuccessfully to repeal it with party-line votes.
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We talked openly about our individual and collective aches and pains — fear of trying again, of this same thing happening, the heartbreak and alienation — and how vital it was that we remain connected as we moved forward.
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Companies are going to fail plenty before they succeed here, and at very least, Samsung deserves some kudos for being among the first to try the thing, tumbling a bit and getting back up and trying again.
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"It's okay, I'm okay — I promise," the mother of two said through tears, adding that the miscarriage has added additional stress to her and husband Bryan's marriage and that the two haven't discussed trying again for more children.
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Kyle Martino I was so adamant that trying again wasn't the right thing to do, until I looked inside myself and realized that my rejection of growing our family further was being fed and nourished by my fear.
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On Monday, the $8 billion company filed papers for an initial public offering of its overseas business, trying again after a government shareholder rejected an earlier plan that could have put the unit under control of a foreign parent.
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The Beyhive likely took a huge sigh of relief when Jay Z, the man who had just 10 minutes ago likely been one of the most hated men on Twitter, showed up as Beyonce performed "Sandcastles," a song about trying again.
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And in the House: A bipartisan pair of congressmen is trying again to force a vote on U.S. support for Saudi Arabia in Yemen's civil war before the end of the year, as the Senate is poised for its action. Rep.
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About eight years ago I lost about 50 pounds, mostly by calorie restriction and increased exercise, but have gained much of that back over the intervening years, during which I suppose it was inertia that kept me from trying again.
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Jarecki also talked about his history as a tech entrepreneur: He co-founded Moviefone and sold it to AOL at the peak of the dot-com bubble; now he's trying again with KnowMe, a mobile video editing and sharing app.
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Directed by: Donald P. BorchersWritten by: Donald P. BorchersBased on: "Children of the Corn" (collected in Night Shift) The original Children of the Corn isn't exactly a sacred text, so there's nothing wrong with going back to the source material and trying again.
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Compared to therapy, which I've done a bit of, and psychedelics, which I've done a lot of, there's nothing can really compare to ten days of trying, and failing, and trying again to keep your mind focused for longer than a minute.
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Agents might not want to use this option in most cases — it's not clear how many immigrants would try to cross once, then be content to hang out in Mexico while waiting for their case to be processed instead of trying again.
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"If Bernie is not able to win, then trying again would be the definition of insanity," said Nick Hayes, a co-founder of Means of Production and its Means TV project, in an interview after one of Sanders's final rallies before the primary.
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They decided against trying in Vermont or Connecticut, where recalcitrant governors were refusing to call special sessions, or trying again in Virginia, Delaware, or Maryland, where the amendment had already been rejected, and they had given up entirely on much of the South.
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As you see the history of the town, the chances of this latest community are not great, to last forever at least, but there's some hope in the fact that we are compelled to keep trying again to make a better society or community.
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The elder Thompson didn't get a chance to drive the streamliner, named Challenger 2, that year due to bad weather, and he never got around to trying again before he and his wife were murdered in 1988 by gunmen hired by a former business associate.
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And had the timing of then-FBI Director James Comey's letter to Congress and the release of the Access Hollywood tape been reversed, it would have been very much worth trying again in 2017, as a repentant GOP tried to wash its hands of Trump.
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He also said applying optimal stopping could inadvertently lead to rejecting an ideal partner outright—though luckily in real life, unlike in the optimal stopping theory, rejecting someone after the first time you went out doesn't mean there's zero chance for trying again with them later.
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And when news broke last year that Google was trying again and had begun work on a secretive project to build a censored search engine for the country, outcry from the public and its own employees pressured the company to halt the project, at least for now.
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But that isn't stopping BlackBerry (and TCL, which sells devices using the BlackBerry Mobile name and brand) from trying again with the new Key25 LE. It's a lower-specced, cheaper version of the Key212 that brings features like the iconic keyboard at a more affordable price.
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If that does not work, the company also suggests, as you have done, using the Activity Monitor program in the Utilities folder (which is inside the Mac's main Applications folder) to select and quit all the Microsoft Office-related processes before trying again to update Office.
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The Alliance for Jobs and Clean Energy, a state coalition of green, low-income, and labor groups, is trying again in the legislature this year, putting forward a carbon-tax bill and promising to run it as a ballot initiative in 2018 if it doesn't pass.
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To instill grit within her own two daughters, Duckworth says that her whole family abides by what she and her husband call the " hard thing rule:" Everyone must do something that requires practice, necessitates feedback telling you how you can get better, and requires trying again and again.
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Since he had survived the past night's ordeal—with all of its vomiting and visions of sepia-colored soldiers—he figured he had little to lose by trying again and hoping that this time, his father would appear to him and the experience would start to make sense.
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Of course you don't want to give away important information to the enemy, but it would be good to know whether we are taking strong steps to not only counter future attacks but also to give the enemy pause before trying again by making the penalty very painful.
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As the future of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program and other immigration priorities remains in limbo, a handful of veterans of the many iterations of immigration reform attempts over the last few decades spoke with CNN about why agreement has been so elusive -- and why they keep trying again.
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Woot — Matt Rutledge and David Studdert — are back with a new online wine venture, attempting to fill the void left behind by those two closures, and trying again to build a robust online marketplace and community connecting wine drinkers as directly as possible with the wineries that make the product.
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While the American people are rising up in large numbers against the hugely unpopular efforts by President Trump and Republican leaders to impose cruel policies on the American healthcare system, Senate Republicans retreated this week but are trying again to force-feed a horrendously bad bill through the Senate in the coming days.
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Three years later, Donald Trump is president, I have spent most of my reporting career writing about the endless onslaught of idiotic bathroom bills, and I'm back in Texas because state lawmakers are trying — again — to force women like me to use the men's room and bearded men like Billy to use the ladies' room.
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We have rituals in romance around breaking up, trying again, sharing honestly with each other, and actually talking through break-ups; whereas most friendships end with very little conversation, minimal understanding from either person about what the other person was feeling or needing, and a lot of blame over unmet (and usually unspoken) expectations.
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Earlier this month, the company appeared to pronounce its proprietary mobile platform dead for good, as one time Windows Phone proselytizer Joe Belfiore threw in the towel on Twitter, declaring that "building new features/hardware aren't the focus" after years of trying and trying again to make a vertically integrated, Windows-based smartphone business model work.
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So that was phones and then right now where TVs are becoming a computing platform in their own right and what you've got is the incumbents trying to take their Android software and their IOS software, their phone software and port it to a TV. So the same thing that was tried in the past and failed they're trying again.
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But that might not be enough for President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, who has talked of trying again on repeal, or for Sens.
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Candidates in tight races have already seized on the issue: In Virginia House of Delegates District 276, where NRA-backed Republican candidate David Yancey won after having his name drawn out of a bowl to break a tie with Democratic candidate Shelly Simonds, Simonds is trying again, on a platform that includes universal background checks, an extreme risk protective order, and a ban on high-capacity magazines.
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Tim RyanTimothy (Tim) John RyanBiden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report Tim Ryan jokes he's having 'dance-off' with Andrew Yang The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (D-Ohio), who challenged Pelosi unsuccessfully in 2016, has left open the idea of trying again, but he's also not ruling out a shot at the White House in 2020. Rep.
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Getting to the place of nothing, where you're not actually doing anything, you're just experiencing real actual failure—it's difficult and you screw up time and time again and you keep coming back and back and back and back and trying again and again and again and you fail and you fail and you fail until you get to that real place and then everybody laughs.
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Here at home, the Trump administration has done everything in its power to eliminate the expansion of contraceptive coverage made possible by the Affordable Care Act (ACA), and it is trying again this year to defund Planned Parenthood, a major provider of family planning services under Medicaid and Title X. While it failed in its effort to repeal the ACA, it issued new rules aimed at allowing employers with any religious or moral reservations to drop coverage of contraceptives for their employees.
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