"And to feel like their work isn't in vain, that their lives aren't in vain."
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We don't wear makeup because we're vain; we wear makeup because everyone else is vain!
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In "Don't Let My Classmates' Deaths Be in Vain," Christine Yared writes: We can't let innocent people's deaths be in vain.
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Bolton has always been vain, brilliant and ruthless, and this is the timeline that a vain, brilliant and ruthless operator would cinch.
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Potts has a little monologue explaining how Beast's mother died early and his father was a vain tyrant who turned him into a vain tyrant in return.
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" He continued, saying, "Otto did not die in vain.
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Beauty is most often cast as fun, frivolous, and vain.
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We will not let our fallen brother die in vain.
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I hope those poor little darlings didn't die in vain.
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Trump is so vain he thinks this is about him.
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You wait for job openings but it's usually in vain.
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Don't let her work be in vain: Watch the video.
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Do you really want that to have been in vain?
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Duignan said he hopes the whales' deaths aren't in vain.
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We didn't want her little life to be in vain.
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I'm so vain that I don't want to be embarrassed.
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Yorkie is horrified, but her trip is not in vain.
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There is a collective of some young guys called VAIN.
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Hussein demanded that his family's loss not be in vain.
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"Cool Girl," by Tove Lo. "Rotting in Vain," by Korn.
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Do you ever feel like you're demonstrating is in vain?
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Mr. Sallom, 2100, has since waited in vain for help.
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The hotel doorman tried in vain to get us one.
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This will help ensure her living was not in vain.
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You ask, in vain hope: Still, that'll be fun, right?
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He tried, in vain, to stop the bleeding, he said.
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Doesn't have to be, if that doesn't sound too vain.
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Is he vain enough to kill anyone who sees this?
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The actions of the external forces are completely in vain.
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Most important, Otto Warmbier will not have died in vain.
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I've toiled all my life, in vain, to like myself.
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"It feels like our efforts were in vain," she said.
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Making sure the president's name is not spoken in vain.
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Christians believe that none of this suffering was in vain.
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Our kids' lives are never going to be in vain.
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I took all efforts to get out, but in vain.
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"I don't want [Sheridan's] death to be in vain," she said.
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And if we're not Betty, we're Veronica: petulant, vain, and sexual.
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In Ocean's 8, Hathaway's character is vain, self-indulgent, and narcissistic.
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He's vain, cruelly narcissistic, and somehow, in control of our lives.
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Your life and your beautiful mind, courage & freedom not in vain.
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If I broke mine, had my own suffering been in vain?
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All of the Mi Band 4's language just felt vain.
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Keisha searches in vain but eventually holds a funeral for Alice.
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TWO vain, prickly, strutting loudmouths hurl colourful threats at each other.
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Instagram — glamorous, model, vibrant, showy, vain, show-off, open-minded, stalker.
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Melampy said the indictment proves Evie's death was not in vain.
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But he shouldn't take EPA's name in vain while doing it.
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Stirring -- in vain, still -- I decided it must need more flour.
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Jacob's life was not and will not be in vain. pic.twitter.
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Their bravery and experiences cannot be in vain," they wrote. "Dr.
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I tried, in vain, to warn him many times this week.
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The villainous — and comically vain — Gaston was played by Luke Evans.
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African women don't bleach their skin simply because they are vain.
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Grissom, White, and Chaffee did not die in vain, Tribe said.
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While you are vain, you're not materialistic— well, today you are!
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They were taken, and you can't let that happen in vain.
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No, but I'm vain enough to have a curated Twitter photo.
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As the database grew, investigators hoped for a match, in vain.
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"Their blood will not be shed in vain," the group said.
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Rojo just reached in in vain, and they went down together.
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Humans are violent creatures, and man is selfish, vain, and vicious.
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In this vain struggle, one group often goes missing: Germany's Jews.
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Their combined efforts were in vain, for reasons beyond anyone's control.
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They have to show that the impeachment was not in vain.
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Trump, as Bloomberg well knows, is decidedly vain and appearance focused.
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Of course, being a vain person that's very important to me.
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To make matters worse, the funds will likely be in vain.
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Two vain, incompetent, mediocre charlatans are competing to become prime minister.
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He found himself searching in vain for familiar names and words.
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One can only hope they are not waiting totally in vain.
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I certainly don't want such a vain pessimist as First Lady.
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The Indian government has tried in vain to stop the slide.
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Of course, being a vain person, that's very important to me.
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I hope that survivors have not shared their stories in vain.
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For example, will we really feel vain if we lose weight?
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Nishimura captures its plaintive expression of hot desire and soul-crushing disappointment in molten masses of red, orange, and yellow forms laced with shiny, drippy skeins of red paint in "Love in Vain V," and in the mostly blue-green "Love in Vain I" and the red, black, blue, and yellow "Love in Vain III," in swirling compositions of haunting beauty.
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Hopefully it will be for the better and won't be in vain.
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They encapsulate vain hope; they are real, but they are not true.
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So, today, he says, oh, Otto Warmbier didn&apost die in vain.
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I think it's actually a very vain, self-involved thing to do.
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However, the circus Wilder orchestrated on the street was ultimately in vain.
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SundayI just started it off by taking the Lord's name in vain.
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And as for anyone who says getting Botox is vain and frivolous?
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"I'm sorry," he added, fighting in vain to hold back the tears.
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"Most important, Otto Warmbier will not have died in vain," Trump said.
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I think I did it because I was a little too vain.
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" I'm too vain to leave really ugly, ugly angles in," she explained.
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My generation has been accused of being vain, self-centered, and immature.
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Call me vain, but my hair is directly related to my mood.
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Some schools have tried, mostly in vain, to prevent students from playing.
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Legal challenges to the phrase on the currency have been in vain.
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The hope, however vain, is that we learn from our meanest moments.
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Trump may be a vain and petulant teenager, with some unfortunate impulses.
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Such a shame to see so many angle grinders die in vain.
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"Jay died young, but his life is not in vain," he says.
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I told her that she couldn't let this moment happen in vain.
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But the beloved sea turtle's death might not have been in vain.
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"They're determined to make sure that the death was not in vain."
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Yarosh's efforts to raise the money he needed were ultimately in vain.
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His own hype man, Computer, tried in vain to calm him down.
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Organizers then attempted in vain to seek permits in Vernon, New York.
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The civil service looks in vain for clear instructions from its masters.
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One critic for the New York Times called it "vain and smug."
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"The sacrifice of the martyrs will not go in vain," he said.
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He is odd and entertaining, vacuous and vain, disarming and terrifyingly dangerous.
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History will attest the soldier does not bear the sword in vain.
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Pro wrestling is littered with the pet projects of rich, vain men.
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She tried his phone and waited in vain outside their new apartment.
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She is vain and attention-seeking, and others find her intensely captivating.
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She worries that she is going to sound foolish, or look vain.
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She thought of their years together and looked in vain for signs.
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I type that in jest, knowing that my keystrokes are in vain.
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If that's the case, Trump could be doing Putin's bidding in vain.
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The costs we have already borne will have been totally in vain.
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A few people wandered the streets trying to hail taxis, in vain.
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She waits in vain for Luke to come to her as promised.
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This desire to show off, to practice vain machismo, it changes everything.
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If the challenge is in vain, the donation serves as a penalty.
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Translators are not especially vain people, but they do deserve a mention.
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Of course, being a vain person, that&aposs very important to me.
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But it might ensure that Jamal Khashoggi did not die in vain.
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You chase it in vain for the rest of a wretched night.
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The sacrifices of our brave security personnel shall not go in vain.
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The more weight I lose, for example, the more vain I feel.
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And from a purely vain standpoint, I'm really happy with my results.
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And vain, ambitious Margaret — brilliant Margaret, ignorant Margaret — is a perfect subject.
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Lexicographers still struggle, largely in vain, to dispel this myth about their role.
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Donald Trump's election victory means their efforts will no longer be in vain.
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The medical corpsman who rushed up to the post also tried, in vain.
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The Bachelor presented Olivia Caridi as a villain — vain, oblivious, and slightly elitist.
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In his youth he was the "ringleader" of Assisi's vain and frivolous youth.
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It is my goal to make sure it will never be in vain.
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" "I really think that Otto is someone who did not die in vain.
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If you've been searching in vain for motivation to exercise, stop right now.
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They're beautiful, but not vain, and wouldn't be caught dead in a porno.
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Flight controllers sent more than 1,000 recovery commands to Opportunity, all in vain.
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The Trump model is about the vain boast and the savage put-down.
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If I go ... everything I've done, everything I've suffered would be in vain.
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You're feeling extra seductive and charming, but also a bit lazy and vain.
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In the end it's in vain and the piece concludes neutrally and separately.
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He said he'd been trying in vain to resuscitate her and their children.
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A vain seagull is the latest viral animal star to captivate the Internet.
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Rude took the role of vain, bodybuilding heel to unseen levels of obnoxiousness.
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It took me most of my life to realize the truth; I'm vain.
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We are pleased to see that our efforts have not gone in vain.
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His policy sacrifices American interests in the vain pursuit of gratifying those needs.
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Trump is a vain pragmatist who simultaneously craves and reviles the media's attention.
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To understand, it helps to understand his vain and dark perspective on life.
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He hungers in vain for "a running conversation" about books, religion, ideas, politics.
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I hate the vain, highly-styled, carefully-crafted, unsurprising, deliberate nature of it.
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If something so beautiful can decay, why are you so proud and vain?
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The company has been searching for a strategic investor, to-date in vain.
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Looking out on the ocean, I searched in vain for a single boat.
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I worry that I am too self-centered and egotistical, arrogant and vain.
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Other US cities have tried to pass similar measures, too, but in vain.
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Prominent Palestinian politician Mustafa Barghouti says her detention will not be in vain.
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But Mr. McCartney's efforts were in vain: Mr. Tremosa ultimately opposed the bill.
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These petitions were in vain; McCarrick became Washington's archbishop and then a cardinal.
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" She added, "It gives me hope that our fight is not in vain.
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But political scientist Robert Alexander claims our efforts were not entirely in vain.
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Germany searched in vain for a Romanian general not loyal to the king.
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" Another called it a shame for him "to die in vain like that.
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The disputed god who is watching the whole world being destroyed in vain?
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She was still trying in vain to find the rhythm of her shot.
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But we'd rarely been shown that he might feel vengeful, envious or vain.
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If we do not, all of our efforts will have been in vain.
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Countries close their borders in an attempt to contain the outbreak in vain.
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I was feeling really deceived — all of my sacrifice had been in vain.
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Ms. Lissitzky-Küppers tried in vain to reclaim her collection after the war.
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"Of course, being a vain person that's very important to me," Trump added.
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"Being a vain person, that's very important to me," he confessed in December.
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He's probably not so vain that he thinks this movie is about him.
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Trump chided Girling, saying all the company's previous lobbying had been in vain.
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It's just that he's weak, vain, easily influenced, and surrounded by conservative ideologues.
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The countless sacrifices made by our countrymen will not go in vain Inshallah.
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She's also interested in her own beauty to the point of being vain.
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Cancerfonden said it had tried in vain to get in touch with the company.
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Are the efforts to bring digital deeper into the creative workflow all in vain?
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Trump's rise has alarmed establishment Republicans who have tried in vain to stop him.
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But there is shame in Donald Trump having dentures, because he's vain as hell.
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People I've spoken to in these queues have waited for hours, sometimes in vain.
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Mattis thinks (in vain) that he can put pressure 'from a position of strength'.
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To the families of the victims, your loved ones did not die in vain.
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Melisandre is incredibly vain and relied heavily on glamor to get whatever she wanted.
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All the things I was enjoying before the attack looked vain for several months.
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Very slick, very intriguing, very confident, very vain, very hungry, very dangerous, very lucky.
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"I'm gonna let the world know my wife didn't die in vain," he said.
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She wants to convince her son that his father's sacrifice as not in vain.
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Um Fadhil, a woman in her 60s, continues to search, so far in vain.
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So international banks often sacrifice margin in the frequently vain pursuit of market share.
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Melissa McBride, who plays Carol, assures us that we have not waited in vain.
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I've never heard someone sing "we are lost in vain" and sound so gleeful.
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" The "You're So Vain" producer added that he and Fonda are "still very close.
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Startled, those aboard lay down in the vain hope that they wouldn't be spotted.
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Join us in celebrating free knowledge and ensuring his efforts were not in vain.
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Evie won't have died in vain though, because we are going to fix this.
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The look in your eyes tells us your sacrifice has not been in vain.
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If you've ever seen the movie Kick-Ass, it's in a dark comedy vain.
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"Imagine being that vain, self important and judgmental by wearing this," one person tweeted.
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We cannot let losing Shalon Irving, and nearly losing Serena Williams, be in vain.
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"I search in vain for the guttering candle of Mozartean myth," Mr. Gutman wrote.
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In fact, the dossier seems unverifiable, and efforts to do so are in vain.
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They're selfish, vain, prone to self-sabotage, and unable to handle criticism or rejection.
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These vain arguments were made bolstered by the fictitious proclamation that "survivors" said so.
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She stopped drinking and worked, in vain, to repair her relationship with her mother.
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Dunn's parents and the UK government have repeatedly appealed, in vain, for her return.
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My soul aches thinking about Till's murder, but his death was not in vain.
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I wondered if he thought now his son's sacrifice might have been in vain.
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"We will not let the blood of Muslims go in vain," said one protester.
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She knew something was wrong as she tried in vain to slow her pulse.
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Mitterand to Thatcher, Volcker to Nixon—who have tried, in vain, to bend the
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Know that your efforts are not in vain and a new beginning is here.
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Miami has been negotiating in vain to reduce his $9.8 million salary cap hit.
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Reuters: Some potential witnesses say they have reached out to the FBI in vain.
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On bad days, Venus is vain and vulgar and Pluto is manipulative and shady.
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An utter embarrassment to the memory of all the finches that died in vain.
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I saw people with Kaposi's sarcoma try in vain to hide lesions with makeup.
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Inspector Jacques Clouseau is everything Officer Jones is not: vain, bumbling, officious and hysterical.
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All this doesn't mean, however, that calling out the Goopshit has been in vain.
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Her husband, the comedian Patton Oswalt, didn't want her work to be in vain.
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I want you to know that not for a moment was it in vain.
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It isn't morbid, nor is it vain, a celebrity's ponderous concerns about her legacy.
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They search, often in vain, for help from underfunded government agencies, and local charities.
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We need to make sure that their lives and deaths were not in vain.
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People are so vain, in general, that I knew they would just love it.
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Democratic political leaders spent $7 million in a vain effort to defeat the measure.
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But she was made to wait "in vain" for more information, the lawsuit said.
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They laughed about how Mr. McConnell's opponents had tried in vain to demonize him.
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An apology centered on the apologizer is vain catharsis, not enlightened or humbled redemption.
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Both are entitled, vain bad boys with luscious, dark hair and a soft core.
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One I'm a party animal, another one I'm uptight, another I'm vain and narcissistic.
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Leave days rationed out by the computer, hoarded for a vain flicker of freedom.
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Presidents who send soldiers into battle cannot easily confess that it was in vain.
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We are fighting this terrible epidemic hard - Nick will not have died in vain!
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Or if they are going to live forever, then let it not be in vain?
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I believe the president when he says that Otto Warmbier did not die in vain.
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The Soviet authorities tried, largely in vain, to root out American books, music and clothes.
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Opposition parties and one of Jokowi's then coalition partners stormed out in a vain protest.
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Let go of being so vain and focus more on the things you can do!
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At least we know that neither Taylor Swift (nor her stunt double) suffered in vain.
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It was something vapid, shameful, and vain — or, at least, that's what I was taught.
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It's not like he's a former champion trying in vain to script a perfect ending.
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Fatah and Hamas have tried in vain to bridge their differences over the past decade.
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However, sometimes the arduous trip from a village deep in the mountains was in vain.
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What does she know of God, she who only ever uses His name in vain.
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It uses Bob Marley's "Waiting in Vain" to make a point about being unbearably horny.
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But because I was so vain, I didn't like the idea of it at all.
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Venus is not only vain—it's also lazy, even when it's in Fire sign Aries.
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After MJ's interview, she tells Justin that all the work they've done is in vain.
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And I thought, 'That's really attractive — to see someone who's not vain about their body.
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While I'm vain and totally self-conscious, I do hope you provide me your perspective.
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Be practical, but also have a sense of style — to a point, otherwise it's vain.
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"Thou shalt not take the Lord's name in vain," one of its promo shots says.
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The win was in vain as France won the tie and advanced to the final.
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"Look at it this way ..." Francine stammers, groping in vain for another morale-boosting bromide.
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He tried in vain to convince the super to let him inside ... to no avail.
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"I guess she wanted us to know that what we were doing wasn't in vain."
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Believe in yourself and the Congress party, your hard work will not go in vain.
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We should be pleased that the negotiations with the rogue nation were not in vain.
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Mr. De Palma is remarkable company — witty, insightful and neither unduly modest nor overbearingly vain.
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You will search the Congressional Record in vain for any word of concern from Leahy.
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"They did not die in vain because of what is happening right now," Sheehan said.
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Yes, these ladies, with their selfies these days, with their eyebrows: very vain, aren't they?
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Teigen explained that the hotel did warn the guests about the drill — alas, in vain.
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How would you describe Baby in Vain for people who don't know who you are?
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When he realized that his earnest efforts had been in vain, his cheery attitude disappeared.
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After imploring residents in vain to stay put, he led them in an alternate response.
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But that does not mean that time and money is spent on them in vain.
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Rarely lustful or repressed, these Victorians were more often embarrassed, uncomfortable, self-conscious or vain.
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They are refusing to be silenced or to allow their peers to die in vain.
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Bella, the matriarch, a vain TV personality, wants him to model his painting on Lavery's.
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Fashion, for instance, is vain and shallow, while baseball is basically a branch of philosophy.
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Yet for days we searched in vain for an ice floe just 1 meter thick.
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In "Don't Trust the B," he played a vain, irritable, underemployed James Van Der Beek.
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We are left searching in vain for what we refuse to allow ourselves to see.
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You wait, in vain, for a hero to appear and take her by the hand.
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We would like to remind our Greek friends that these futile efforts are in vain.
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His entreaty was in vain, the orchestra says: All five were killed in concentration camps.
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As long as people have suffered from hangovers, they've searched in vain for a cure.
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Republicans have struggled in vain for almost a decade to loosen much of Dodd-Frank.
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"I'm not gonna let my daughter's death go in vain," he told CNN affiliate WSVN.
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But now those countless teenage evenings spent uploading music to various band Myspace accounts and adding page after page of random people to get more 'fans' are now completely in vain—or at least more in vain than they were anyway—so what the hell.
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Equal parts vapid, vain, petty, and ambitious, her performance shines like a bunch of stolen diamonds.
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"Otto did not die in vain," Trump said as he discussed North Korea's human rights record.
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But alongside their vain and attention-seeking behavior, narcissists also tend to experience poorer-quality relationships.
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These efforts to prevent the measles virus from traveling to and within camps aren't in vain.
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She wanted it, and she wanted it covered up so you didn't know she was vain.
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That's the body Waheire represented when he sought in vain to meet with Moi in 2011.
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Those who had investigated the case for years in vain were ecstatic by the sudden breakthrough.
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RH: What's really important here is to remember that these dog flights were not in vain.
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"' Sanders, dramatically taking a bow while clutching his heart, said, "She took my name in vain.
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Or you might feel like you're vain for wanting to see a doctor for hair loss.
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" When they finally spoke, she said, "If I don't do something, these people died in vain.
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Imagine the all-too-familiar feeling of surfing the web in vain, looking for a ticket.
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"I'm empathetic to why people think this is vain or narcissistic or self-promotional," he says.
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The hope that Ms Sobchak would boost the liberal agenda has so far been in vain.
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"Until these shortcomings are addressed, the losses of those talented, young sailors will be in vain."
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After trying in vain to persuade his friends into a game of soccer, he'd wandered off.
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"Benjamin, Monica, Anthony, and Ronald — we will not let their names die in vain," he said.
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The Wongs, she said, were not a vain people, unless there were family connections to impress.
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While his stint with the Baratheons ended bitterly, Davos' time with them wasn't spent in vain.
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"It may be too late for Brandon, but don't let him die in vain," he writes.
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He died after both his legs were amputated in a vain attempt to save his life.
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Their "policy" is a vain hope that "scandal" and Russian "collusion" will lead to Trump's downfall.
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"Chinese people deserve to be as vain and as narcissistic as anyone else," Liu told VICE.
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People are dying in vain because this country isn't holding their end of the bargain up.
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We owe it to our children not to allow those sacrifices to have been in vain.
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You button-bash, hack and slash, but before long you're surrounded, swinging that axe in vain.
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The biggest let down of Guerrilla is the realization that this hopefulness might be in vain.
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Someone said, "Jesus!" and I asked them to please never use the word Jesus in vain.
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Over 240 peer-reviewed scientific studies have searched in vain for a benefit to eating organic.
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Not only are these sacrifices statistically overwhelmingly likely to be in vain, they're also completely disproportionate.
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You put yourself through so much and I want you to know it wasn't in vain.
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A search on the prints proved vain because here were government blockages on searching those fingerprints.
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They try in vain to guess what he wants to hear and tell it to him.
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That would leave a notably vain prime minister looking for another way of making his mark.
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A monster truck show, a boxing card and other attractions were brought in, mainly in vain.
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Events like that remind Ms. Fiore that her brother-in-law's death was not in vain.
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Moreover, and contrary to the claims of the day, many of those men died in vain.
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Will my implants, which some would call vain, give me a disease that's anything but superficial?
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For some people, taking pride in hairstyling and makeup skills is considered a vain, trivial thing.
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The maniac continues brutalizing everyone in his path while onlookers try -- in vain -- to control him.
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Their need to tell us they love us, love us, with all their love in vain . . .
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"It didn't take us long to discover we had not acted in vain," Dr. Raines recalled.
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But Ms. Babikian has pushed in vain for "a real campaign" — sustained, high-profile, on television.
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One staff member searched in vain for the keys for an hour, the legal complaint said.
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In vain did new American fortunes made in railroads, minerals and real estate campaign for invitations.
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In fact one source says Goldenvoice tried in vain Thursday to reach Bey or her reps.
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Arguably, the deaths of more than 2,400 American servicemen and women would have been in vain.
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Prominent real estate developers, who have long wielded influence in Albany, appealed in vain to Gov.
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The footage also showed the referee and others trying in vain to revive Mr. González Barrón.
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Kurdish Regional Government (KRG) President Masoud Barzani said the vote for independence "won't be in vain".
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You will search in vain for a baked potato or creamed spinach on David Shim's menu.
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Also contributing hugely to its impact is Mr. O'Connell's vain, boastful, charismatic portrayal of Harold Ryan.
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"Most politicians are a bit vain, but you don't get that sense with her," he said.
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The Germans blew up the caves in a vain attempt to try to hide the massacre.
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" His hero is embarrassed "by the words sacred, glorious and sacrifice and the expression, in vain.
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Tracey is on track to train as a professional dancer, but dancing is a vain ambition.
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Nothing justifies Mr. Khashoggi's terrible death, but at least he need not have died in vain.
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Let's prove that our troops who never made it home from war didn't die in vain.
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These meetings are the perfect setting to tout your hard work without coming off as vain.
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The food here is so simple it's wildly sophisticated, lovely to look at but never vain.
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The shah and his wife hunted in vain for a missing videocassette to finish a movie.
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"It increases your determination to make sure that that death was not in vain," Carson said.
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She would steal them from her disabled husband, who would try in vain to hide them.
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" He tried a few options, and his favorite was, "Vain attempts at profundity via Jay's iPhone.
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I tried to take a curled position but to no vain, for it was too tight.
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As long as people have suffered from hangovers, they&aposve searched in vain for a cure.
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The fluttering and the clattering of the opening bars suggest a vain struggle to take flight.
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Three years ago, a private Russian expedition searched in vain for the wreck of the Jeannette.
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He sat in the MVP office waiting in vain while Hispanic applicants got assignments, he said.
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Anne's court is populated by vain creatures in sky-high curly wigs and elaborately painted faces.
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Mick Jones of the Clash wrote that band's biggest hit single, "Train in Vain," about her.
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People on scene tried in vain to resuscitate her but it appears she died on impact.
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I've deleted and re-downloaded the game countless times in vain attempts to break my addiction.
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In a vain effort to stem a worker exodus, some HR departments display "No resignation" signs.
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It will be up to the rest of us to ensure her death was not in vain.
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"Pulse was a way for me to not let my brother's death be in vain," she said.
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But she leaves her girls weekend in vain when she discovers that Lawrence has actually moved out.
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Some mathematicians, after years of toiling in vain, had come to suspect the inequality was actually false.
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She was depicted as vain and power-hungry, and the media didn't let her live it down.
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But the refrain — "I don't want to live forever / but I don't want to live in vain"?
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" "I have seen that out of tragedy, something really good can come, otherwise it's all in vain.
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"To the Venezuelans there, don't give up: the blood that has been spilled was not in vain".
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Or this cat chewing a lizard in half before the poor reptile tries to escape (in vain).
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It bursts through the walls and pounces on Brenner as his agents fire their weapons in vain.
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A visitor to its website would click in vain to find a detailed explanation of its aims.
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Thor tries in vain to stop her, but instead ends up trapped on the planet of Sakaar.
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The Hitomi X-ray astronomy satellite, which met its untimely end in March, didn't die in vain.
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I told myself the accidental selfie was a little instant karma for being vain about my dinner.
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Social media is massive—if the girl is vain or anything like that, it puts me off.
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After all, when your selfies look this good, who could blame you for being a little vain?
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Pott herself plays Susie, the vain, cruel, yet endearing pink-haired witch who runs the summer camp.
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Norwich's 4-2 victory over Watford proved to be in vain, as Sunderland stayed 4 points ahead.
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For my entire youth, I sought in vain to find South Asian role models I could emulate.
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"If I give up on the mission now, that means those 26 died in vain," he said.
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Please don't let the thousands of people who died from opioid overdoses last year be in vain.
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Thousands more are still on their way, risking their lives on a perilous trip, probably in vain.
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They tried in vain to revive at least two of the children, the Detroit Free Press reported.
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Kash Doll couldn't get her music on major streaming services, but she wasn't making it in vain.
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There is a side of de Gaulle that is merely hateful: vindictive and vain and deeply selfish.
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"If I can help save a life, then my daughter's death is not in vain," she said.
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You will look in vain to see Donald Trump ever taking responsibility for anybody and apologizing. Immigration.
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She vowed to fight for justice for her son, so that his death was not in vain.
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In a very Joe & The Juice moment, Basse tells the Juicers that it's OK to be vain.
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Our community will deeply miss them, but we must make sure their death is not in vain.
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She said that while purists sometimes wrung their hands about its commercialization, their lamentations were in vain.
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Plus, in this outcome, the Hermit Nation's considerable investment in hackers would not have been in vain.
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The company has tried in vain to figure out how to simplify things for users for years.
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It is perfectly civilized for competitors to have cordial relations, I tried to explain, but in vain.
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Neilsen (Jeannette Bayardelle) is waiting in vain for a windfall inheritance; she is also sleeping with Nick.
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She'd never been to a salon, firmly believing that such frills were vain, unnecessary and somehow gentile.
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I say, do not allow the lives that have been lost or changed to be in vain.
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But, while she was brought up to take great care with her appearance, she was not vain.
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He'll post 15 pictures of himself on Snapchat in different pairs — which makes him seem pretty vain.
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But the recruiting efforts of the Senate minority leader, Chuck Schumer, have not been totally in vain.
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Massive volumes that he leaves out in the vain hope that I will one day read them.
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Each person reveals why he or she is so enraged, vain, sulky, frustrated, disappointed and so on.
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He learned to telegraph to the world that he wasn't vain and guarded like other handsome actors.
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Some clusters may just be coincidence, and investigators have looked in vain for similarities or shared reasons.
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But Ms. Meijer-van Mensch said efforts to get hold of the trophy had been in vain.
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The "No guy has all 3" meme is searching in vain for the perfect guy on Twitter.
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But he chose to stay in Japan to challenge, in vain, Cy Young's record of 21978 wins.
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Women were sometimes vain and silly but more often zealous feminists, downtrodden housewives or unfulfilled career girls.
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On page after page, we hear that Christopher was all surface, no substance, a vain, vanished man.
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Promptly, my spun stories about swimming in crystal pools under Moroccan sun seemed to be in vain.
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"They're a squalid procession of vain fools, traitors too," explains the flawed and beleaguered protagonist, Alec Leamas.
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Mr. Rassoul and his son had to chase the dog all through the cemetery, though in vain.
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Andrew Cuomo and held up a photo of Scott, confident that his death was not in vain.
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"Being a vain person, that's very important to me," he joked at the White House in December.
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In vain his lawyer cited official guidance suggesting that Chinese who studied overseas were allowed two children.
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Now, wandering down deserted alleys, past mosques and crumbling archways, I searched in vain for the square.
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In 1880, Healy was a lieutenant on another ship that searched in vain for the missing Jeannette.
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Besides his soccer prowess, Cristiano Ronaldo is known for being exceptionally handsome, and at least somewhat vain.
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Others included rodomont (a vain boaster), grobian (a buffoonish person) and Sinon (one who misleads and betrays).
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It had vain imaginings of how to build a conservative majority in the electorate, but nothing more.
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The Salle who emerges is both vain and un-self-conscious, talented and slipshod, fascinating and pedestrian.
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That's good news for the neighbors, who have tried in vain to sell their home since 2015.
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I'd vacantly stare at the fridge in vain only to return minutes later to repeat the process.
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"The enemy must know the blood of the leader Zawari will not go in vain," the statement said.
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Back at the command center on Koror, several police officers were trying in vain to contact the plane.
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And, my headshot is not all that current, taken long ago and I'd come off vain sending along.
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And a man as powerful and understandably vain as Tom Koraciak wouldn't want to be Teddy's second best.
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For as was written long ago: except the Lord keep the city, the watchman waketh but in vain.
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"I tried in vain to get my tubes tied when I was in my 20s," Faulk Dotson says.
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On After the Final Rose, Harrison tried in vain to get Galavis to tell Ferrell he loved her.
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In meetings and conversations afterward, Mr. Comey has said, the president tried in vain to secure his loyalty.
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The House Sergeant-at-Arms eventually arrived to oversee the resecuritization — and attempt in vain to restore order.
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The fact that his sacrifice is eventually in vain (they all die anyway) makes it even more tragic.
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Jaime and Andrew Sagona tried in vain to grab a hold of the car as it sped away.
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Now many of those parents are to find out that the years of chasing arrears were in vain.
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He led the party over the cliff of a government shutdown in a vain effort to derail Obamacare.
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But the Questions Sticker, despite the apparent evil of its default request, doesn't have to be so vain.
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I tried in vain to tell Waze where I wanted to go, but was rebuffed at every attempt.
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" Smollett after the hearing: "I want you to know that not for a moment was it in vain.
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I'm not looking for a reason to be fatter … I would be more vain if I didn't commit.
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Mikhail Bakunin described him as "ambitious and vain, quarrelsome, intolerant and absolute…vengeful to the point of madness".
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Yet these efforts may all be in vain, given that the government's priority is leaving the European Union.
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Sure, it's extremely vain, but it is a motivating factor keep your tracker charged and on your wrist.
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"Because I'm playing a real person, I didn't feel vain at all going into that," she tells PeopleStyle.
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In the vain of John Hughes movies, it's all about the lengths that teens will go for love.
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It may be in vain: the few opinion polls suggest that Thais will throw the new draft out.
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After spinning in vain for about 2 minutes, he was quickly lowered down and the curtain closed onstage.
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I wish you knew how gawky and gauche people see you as, and that it's all in vain.
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And the many scenes that we see show a ruling group as they are -- often confused, sometimes vain.
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Vain Venus in your sign will find you gazing into the mirror much more often than usual: enjoy!
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Eyewitnesses tell TMZ ... 8 guys on the set tried in vain to lift the car off the stuntman.
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"I just have to carry on his name and make sure he didn't die in vain," he says.
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For the better part of the Twilight series, Nikki Reed played a vampire who was vain and selfish.
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The British imprisoned him and tens of thousands of others, trying in vain to stop the growing movement.
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Any hopes that the rollbacks may go more smoothly with Pruitt gone are likely to be in vain.
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In "Our Boys," Israel Security Agency investigators search in vain for three Israeli boys kidnapped by Hamas agents.
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In the face of often overwhelming evidence that their journeys may be undertaken in vain, they still leave.
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"Unlike our great politicians, I did not want to make promises in vain," he said at the time.
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Politicians have been trying in vain to silence negative commentary about them since the dawn of the republic.
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But he often presents himself more as Falstaff — vain, portly, joyful and lecherous, yet clever underneath it all.
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Even the vain, selfish Cat has his moments of, well, if not nobility, then at least self-justification.
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To violate that tacit rule is to be vain, "asking for it," or speaking without being spoken to.
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They went to all that trouble in vain, too: Davis lost to Calvin Coolidge in the general election.
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But Molina danced around in vain as he tried to locate the ball, enabling Szczur to reach safely.
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He often drives a long stretch of Manhattan, from Harlem to Wall Street, looking in vain for passengers.
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BOTTOM LINE Tensions worsened when Renault tried to in vain to merge with Nissan and then Fiat Chrysler.
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A loud electrified wail came up from the tower grounds as we searched in vain for a cab.
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" He said many now feel betrayed: "They feel like all the efforts are about to go in vain.
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That does not mean people in the West risk being imprisoned for taking the Lord's name in vain.
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You wouldn't think even the most vain and credulous White House official would fall for such a strategy.
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But in this case we all know who the most vain and credulous White House official actually is.
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If we don't throw ourselves into it, then it feels almost like these people were murdered in vain.
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"Now, you can say in a way that the self-sacrifice of Mr. Lee was not in vain."
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Zeid said he had phoned Suu Kyi in January, asking her in vain to stop the military operation.
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Her devotion to Bran ever since has been in Jojen's honor, so he did not die in vain.
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The character as written is vain, self-serving and demagogic, cynically manipulating the whiplash passions of his followers.
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Ramona is warm, vain, ruthless and unpredictable, and Lopez gathers her contradictions into an incandescent one-woman spectacle.
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But these efforts might be in vain, as the Iran nuclear deal is already dead in the water.
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I'll credit them with a lot of hard work, but for me, most of it was in vain.
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Mr. Tatum is about 10 times sexier than Burt Reynolds ever was, and about one-tenth as vain.
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In theory, he's the bad guy, representing everything our noble hero is not: He's petty, frivolous, and vain.
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Dai: It's always the ones who act like they don't give a damn who are the most vain.
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And Joakim Noah chased the ballhandler, Thabo Sefolosha, in vain, as if mere effort could save the Knicks.
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Doing this resistance without being vain about it is almost… I don't know… I feel it's a virtue.
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"You don&apost think your work is being done in vain," Shohreh Aghdashloo, who plays Chrisjen Avasarala, said.
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Constand explains why she took the pills, and how she tried in vain to fight Cosby off her.
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Maybe most of they aren't that vain, but let's be honest, there are probably a bunch that are.
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The Washington Post's David Fahrenholt has searched in vain to find evidence of much charitable giving from Trump.
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The Braves added one more run in the sixth, but it was in vain as Atlanta lost once again.
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Some people were glad that she finally admitted to them, while others labeled her as fake, vain, even deranged.
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Georgia drags Rachel inside to wash her mouth with a bar of soap for using God's name in vain.
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Are these lyrics implying that if the singer did live forever, then they would want to live in vain?
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You think history might be in vain, but you're participating in a monumental turning point that threatens that history.
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In Tripoli, where notes dispatched from Britain are yet to be distributed, people queued in vain to withdraw cash.
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A morning will come when you'll hunt in vain for our Docs because it's your day to wear them.
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Other lawmakers running for president have called (in vain, no doubt) for the impeachment of newest justice, Brett Kavanaugh.
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But the death of Viserion is not in vain, as Jon Snow believes as he recovers on the boat.
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Dealers sat behind blackjack tables, shuffling cards again and again while waiting in vain for gamblers to sit down.
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But vain customers pay cold cash for the treatment, making it less speculative than other acquisitions, like gene therapy.
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Even if you did rank higher, it doesn't necessarily mean you should make "You're So Vain" your theme song.
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Or fought, unsuccessfully, IRL with a particularly rude salesperson, attempting in vain to get your money back for something.
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Call it cliché, vain, or presumptuous all you want — it's a move everyone has thought about at least once.
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He credits the entertainment industry with creating unrealistic standards of beauty, and encouraging vain obedience in return for popularity.
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I think she is a little more sort of acerbic and odd and vain and weird in the books.
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Painful to try in vain to call to mind any other movie that made black people look this good.
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Two patrols containing British soldiers searched the jungle in vain for guerrilla camps before they were extracted by helicopter.
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She kept it for years, saving it for parties and events, in a vain attempt to prolong its life.
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Would Real Madrid – a team often characterised as being populated by vain and ludicrously talented mercenaries – be so feted?
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These days it's more like a couple hundred people, with the crowd trying in vain to match Babcock's energy.
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And then I attempted, in vain, to evenly toss/coat the noodles with the pea-parm-onion-garlic mixture.
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He was vain and self-absorbed, Rubio said, a man who perpetuated hate and would destroy the Republican Party.
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But rising pupil numbers and a falling schools budget mean that such efforts are likely to be in vain.
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ON my recent trips to China, I keep looking for Beijing to snap back to reality, but in vain.
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Robert Johnson's "Love in Vain" assumes a more somber clip, briefly shaping up as a showcase for Mr. Palmer.
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Those members may have come out on top this time, but in a sense, their testimony was in vain.
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It is as if women like Katherine Johnson, Margaret Hamilton, and Sara Howard have lived and worked in vain.
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Their children paid a ransom and searched for them for years in vain, their son Héctor Ángulo told me.
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Vanessa Williams starred as the vain and insensitive Renee Perry that ruffled the ladies' feathers every now and then.
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It's time to reward people who save lives rather than try, in vain, to scare them out of addiction.
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Do you imagine your spouse or friends making fun of you for going to the gym and being vain?
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Then he wouldn't leave the stage when the music started, and tried in vain to kiss actress Kristy McNichol.
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Ten lost a significant amount of blood, and doctors said CPR was administered for two hours, but in vain.
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Because accusing a woman of being vain is one of the worst things that you can say to her.
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A week after searching in vain and the ensuing deluge of targeted ads, I visited a nearby running store.
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I've always admired his portraits and I'd love to see one of me because I am just so vain. _________
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Howard Jacobson published a satirical political allegory about a vain, vulgar prince that fell flat with critics and readers.
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Why were the Marines there in the first place, and why were so many lives sacrificed, seemingly in vain?
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In this world of water, the FitzGeralds struggle in vain to find their way back to the river's current.
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This myth has persisted, Telfer argues, because it's easier to imagine a vain woman than a purely sadistic one.
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Hitler once sent him a fawning letter, hoping in vain to lure him to perform at the Bayreuth Festival.
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Finally, after a few vain attempts to catch it, she gave in and stopped explaining herself and sang along.
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If you miss the window, you'll be forced to watch helplessly, tapping in vain, as it unfolds without you.
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Tahani (Jameela Jamil) is a vain social climber with a jealous streak; Jason (Manny Jacinto) is a sweet dimwit.
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Then again, if it teaches one officer about the dignity of his office, maybe it wasn't tossed in vain.
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Within the administration, Trump's aides tried in vain to convince him of the virus's seriousness, according to the Post.
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"Then you realize you have a new purpose: to fight, so that your child's death is not in vain."
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"It is maybe the last step, one that must be taken promptly and not in vain," Kyriakos Mitsotakis said.
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Knowing how vain the other goddesses were, she crashed the wedding and tossed a gold apple into the crowd.
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Mr. Xi's vain dream of political and cultural homogeneity not only runs counter to Chinese traditional approaches to diversity.
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That's why the soul mates are mismatched; that's why the vain, needy Tahani is there in the first place.
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I will scream our story from the mountain top so that our daughter's journey has not been in vain.
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We had to stand up for what was right to ensure that our friends did not die in vain.
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Taking the Lord's name in vain was wrong and therefore Miss Connolly was wrong to pretend she hadn't heard.
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Beside him, the paraplegic man searched in vain for his small knapsack, which he had lost during the rescue.
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If Wednesday's outrage helps the country tone it down a notch, the damage will not have been in vain.
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In analyzing the attack on net neutrality, one looks in vain for the problem that needs to be fixed.
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Three times the form, reached for in vain, escaped Like a breeze between his hands, a dream on wings.
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But his Twitter attack on Thursday was particularly personal and graphic, accusing Brzezinski of being unintelligent, unhinged and vain.
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They also tried in vain to wrest control of a lucrative public relations agency through blackmailing, Mr. Lee said.
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But all of my efforts to drown this yuppie trinket hive in the toilet have seemingly been in vain.
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For too long, American policy has searched in vain for a deft, simple solution to North Korea's nuclear ambitions.
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I'm also extremely vain and all that stuff so I just had to have my name in it [laughs].
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Cynthia Nixon plays the older Dickinson, portraying her as multitudinous, assertive, rebellious, principled, shrill, demure, sensitive, coy, and vain.
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That nameless scribbler who carefully transcribed Archimedes's work over 1,000 years ago did not labor in vain after all.
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Gone are the symbolic flowers she holds: poppies for death, pansies for love in vain, and daisies for innocence.
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Dany tried in vain to get Cersei to surrender and return Missandei, but no one really expected that to happen.
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Relatives have tried in vain for a decade to find the journalist, nicknamed "Chief" although he held no traditional title.
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After they registered, Walid said, Palestinians in Samos waited in vain for asylum interviews, but their names were never called.
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For a vain person such as myself, this is an immediate turnoff from a game that sounds otherwise very fun.
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Canyon Bridge and Lattice had spent more than eight months trying in vain to persuade CFIUS to clear the acquisition.
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You earned it by finding those extra heart containers, perhaps after asking in vain after it before you were ready.
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One week of decadent grooming has taught me that it's no wonder Marie Antoinette was considered to be so vain.
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Vain, self-centered people will likely find aging less tolerable than those who seek meaning in life by helping others.
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Is it vain that my top choice of backpack is motivated in part by the way it makes me look?
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None of that turned out to be true, and for days she tried in vain to track down her son.
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In 2015, Simon revealed that the second verse of her legendary revenge track "You're So Vain" is about Warren Beatty.
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Here's to the selfie, in all its forms: the public, the private, the tasteful, the goofy, the cool, the vain.
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That's on top of a lot more comic business with vain kid Dash and temperamental teenager Violet causing family problems.
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In vain American participants at the forum noted that Western scholars in China have endured harsh visa restrictions for years.
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But my efforts to get the CIA to declassify information about Guy Sims Fitch have so far been in vain.
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The reason behind Dennings' mini chop, it seems there was vein situation (not to be confused with a vain situation).
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For what it's worth, the extra time spent on the Touch controllers does not seem to have been in vain.
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In a world that's so vain, I have to deal with the disease that makes you not keep weight off?
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You're an addict and you're vain and now you'll be 10 minutes late for everything forever, and you deserve it.
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Speaking in parliament on Tuesday, Yildirim said "rumours" of irregularities were a vain effort to cast doubt on the result.
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While the EU has sought in vain come up with a compromise, the court ruling may just force its hand.
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While Krazy Kat remains a powerful commentary on racism, one looks in vain for such commentary in most Disney cartoons.
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I too use McDonald's' signature dish as a way of understanding the world, albeit in a much more vain way.
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I try in vain to track him down by phone, to find out whether his dreams of escape panned out.
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Indonesia has tried, mostly in vain, to get mining companies to keep their promises to clean up the ravaged landscape.
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Calling the Chabad tragedy a "senseless killing" of his close friend, Goldstein said Kaye's death will not go in vain.
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And she believes her decision to confront Flake and share her story of experiencing sexual assault was not in vain.
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Yes, I am a little vain about what I wear to the gym — I find it motivating to look good.
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As Hankins' daughter searched in vain for the feminine hygiene aisle, her texts became increasingly frantic — and very, very funny.
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Finally, because we are vain bastards, we've been listening to our very own THUMP UK mix on Peckham station Balamii.
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Ships tried in vain to defend against heavily-armed pirates using little more than diligent watch-keeping and water cannons.
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In Asia, Muslims look in vain for leaders who can actually develop their economies rather than fattening their own stomachs.
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"She wants to make sure that it wasn't in vain and that her life stands for something," Ms. Sindland said.
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The fools were discovered fishing the pond with a rake in a vain attempt to retrieve the lost cheese round.
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It seems too simple to claim that anything that is expressed through self-representation is necessarily self-absorbed or vain.
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Sometimes selfies are posted for vain reasons, sometimes for no good reason, and sometimes for important, generous, even revolutionary reasons.
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" Simon said, like her famous song, Trump is "so vain, that's for sure, and not in the best possible way.
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"It's all garbage on top of garbage," said al-Alawi, who cleans around her family's spot every day in vain.
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Prost, arriving fourth at the final corner, was passed by two more cars as he pushed his car in vain.
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"For years, we tried to resolve this issue bilaterally with Myanmar, but it was in vain," the official told Reuters.
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Turkey later asked Germany and Sweden, where Muslim traveled after leaving the Czech Republic, to detain him, but in vain.
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This makes Richie something closer to the protagonist of a classical tragedy, struggling in vain to avoid a predestined future.
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In the book he refers to Ms. Lakshmi as his "Illusion," and he describes her as irrational, vapid and vain.
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"We hope the right people will go down, and this won't all be in vain," she told THUMP via Twitter.
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Detective Caruso played the video again and again on his computer at home, looking in vain for any extra clues.
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But there are those who are way worse: vain, past-their-prime actors who want to recapture their former glory.
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"I have heart cancer," Ms. Hines's character says at one point in a vain attempt to halt her daughter's complaints.
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The march will make it "feel like the people who died did not die in vain," added Josh Funk, 16.
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I believe that Trump is ignorant, incurious, vain, gauche, bigoted, intemperate, bullying, suggestible, reckless and morally unfit for his office.
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Kim also began to turn a blind eye to informal markets – a force his father tried in vain to contain.
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Two teammates rushed in vain to save the president as it became clear that he was headed for a faceplant.
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The track is a meditative and gorgeous single in the vain of past works and demonstrates a return to form.
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Obviously it goes without saying that all of this would be in vain without the tunes to back it up.
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As passengers struggled to escape, Eyup Bahsi, a 30-year-old Turkish man, looked in vain for his wife, Idil.
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Bombastic, vain and slippery, Mr. Trump played the same small-screen character he has offered the viewing public for years.
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This is just the sort of pragmatic, non-ideological problem-solving that voters demand of Washington – so often in vain.
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One speaker brought up Jones and asked, to great applause, that her life and her death not go in vain.
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They are also in full view onstage, making last-minute adjustments to falling fireplace mantels and sticking doors (in vain).
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The business proved so successful that François Coty, the Frenchman who developed modern perfumery, tried in vain to buy it.
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"I have my own opinions," Mr. Trump continued, as Mr. Dickerson tried in vain to ask him for an explanation.
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In the same vain, 75 percent use Twitter, but only 18 percent use it to communicate with Congress each month.
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He recalled his 22019 months on the campaign trail, reassuring staffers, volunteers and supporters that their efforts weren't in vain.
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Lawmakers in both parties have tried in vain to persuade the president to reconsider using protectionism to boost the economy.
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According to ABC Entertainment president Channing Dungey, all of our tears over the series finale of Roseanne have been in vain.
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This misguided faith leads advocates to demand lobotomies for Internet service providers in the vain hope of maximizing the Internet's potential.
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Or was he safely in the Red Keep, but then, after Tommen died, he just meowed in vain until his death?
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We fall in love and out of love, and are vain and as emotionally unready for love as non disabled people.
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If you've been waiting for Cyber Monday to make your next big computer purchase, that waiting has not been in vain.
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"My perception of her in the books is that she is batty, eccentric, hilarious and incredibly rude and vain," she says.
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"All her serving, all her giving was not in vain," Dormeus said when asked what Smith's gift meant to his family.
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"We're optimistic that if [the Wilmington police] do change their policies then [McDole] will not have died in vain," Neuberger said.
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In a vain attempt to make myself feel less wasteful, sometimes I'd collect it and put it outside for the birds.
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Yes, there's vanity in wanting to not appear vain, and the Everyday Backpack is a winner in this unspoken design metric.
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After weeks of Fed officials attempting to recalibrate what had been dovish market expectations, their efforts appeared to be in vain.
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Some see that role going to Luciano Huck, a television host, whom Mr Cardoso wooed in vain before this year's election.
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The 22010-year-old Columbia resident had been looking in vain for Buttigieg all over the South Carolina Democratic Party Convention.
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The 20-year-old Columbia resident had been looking in vain for Buttigieg all over the South Carolina Democratic Party Convention.
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"I never would have swiped on him — he was a little nerdy and I was vain," said the 32-year-old.
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The list goes on, and if we don't take advantage of the conversations it started, then those 49 died in vain.
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The actress, 36, admitted she can be a bit "vain" before Sunday's Academy Awards while speaking with Ryan Seacrest of E!
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The album made it to No. 4 on the Billboard 200 and features the singles "Rotting in Vain" and "Take Me."
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His efforts were in vain -- the drug had already found its way into his son's veins, leaving him without a pulse.
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Button, the 2009 world champion and a former winner in Monaco, qualified ninth but his sterling efforts were ultimately in vain.
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However, Capetillo says those efforts were in vain — the child had already been long dead by the time the neighbor arrived.
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Baldwin says he's battled depression and suicidal thoughts—but his plea for change in the mental health industry isn't in vain.
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If you keep that in mind always, the wish to make something beautiful or smart looks slight and vain in comparison.
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Mr McCabe's defenders note, in vain, that he flagged up his wife's candidacy and was cleared of a conflict of interest.
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I'm as vain as the next person, and, for the most part, I've always liked what I see in the mirror.
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Elise is vain and insecure, clinging to youth with her French manicure and drinking herself to sleep under a self-portrait.
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Many believe the fear black mothers like myself have for our children is in vain, despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
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Axel Metzker, a lawyer for victims of the Hyper Cacher attack, said he had tried, in vain, to block Beghal's expulsion.
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So that her death is not in vain, people should think of Laura before they look for cross border discount surgery.
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Were we any closer to discovering the true color of the dress, or had internet reputations been torn asunder in vain?
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The only movement is from the keeper and the defender trying in vain to keep the ball out with his head.
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Self-portraits inspired by Egon Schiele before I realized how much more fun it is to be self-aggrandizing and vain.
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"My parents were killed by drunk driver, but my parents did not die in vain," Kasich says in his new ad.
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Apparently being a cop wasn't Philip Brailsford's first choice in careers, because he first tried in vain to become an actor.
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Many will wait in vain - "scalpers" like Yu Wei have already illegally bought and sold appointment tickets for the day ahead.
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It didn't work out, but I did briefly date his friend—another Olly Sykes wannabe—so it wasn't all in vain.
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I hate the disease of wanting to be smaller for how she made me petty, vain, mean, stingy, and self-absorbed.
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Instead, "Love & Friendship" provides us with a manipulative, vain and conniving protagonist who is more than willing to give into temptation.
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They should not make the mistake of compelling Kaine to do so in the vain purpose of "connecting" with millennial voters.
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All the competitors are vain, insecure and capable of good sportsmanship, though each one shows these qualities in his own way.
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We care deeply what others think—not just because we are vain, but because our actions in the world really matter.
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This is often described as "courting" the media -- yet a better description would be attempting to tame it, often in vain.
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Baker and Hogan's Democratic opponents tried in vain to link them to Trump by any possible association, no matter how tenuous.
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It might be tempting to dismiss body anxiety as vain, frivolous, and Instagram-driven, but it's clear that isn't the case.
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Trump said Tuesday that Warmbier "did not die in vain" and "had a lot to do with us being here today."
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But they, and the Haggler, have looked in vain for any reference to this figure in American Express's terms of agreement.
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" Another cousin, Wheeler Parker, said he hopes Emmett's name can be cleared soon and prove that "he didn't die in vain.
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Mr. Basir shot some rounds, chased him in vain and then left when other Taliban arrived to drive off the attack.
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What was in vain was Donham's lie and with the Justice Department reopening the case, maybe now she'll answer for it.
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She displays a wide array of moods and emotions and is convincingly vain and generous, manipulative and gullible, brave and frightened.
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We no longer use the dishwasher in the vain hope that hand-washing dishes will save a few gallons a day.
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The plan failed to materialize, however, as seen by video footage showing the group trying in vain to fly its drones.
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After spending five months designing a logo and website to list the products, he searched in vain for a good supplier.
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But he searched in vain for grapes in Northern California, until he discovered that Alder Springs had a scant half-acre.
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Beck of "Villette," how much Constantin the dark, vain, mercurial Paul Emanuel, who dazzles Lucy Snowe with his erudition and energy.
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Do things that heal your spirit, like getting a massage or staring at yourself in the mirror (you know you're vain).
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Many conservationists have questioned whether the entire endeavor is in vain when you consider how much the panda's habitat has shrunk.
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Mr. Hale had been dispatched, in vain, as a 5-year-old to hand out stickers to seniors for the cause.
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"There are too few jobs here," he said, "and no mobile connection," he added, while fiddling in vain with his phone.
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I have even written what I hoped would be definitive responses to various dumb arguments made against fandom, but in vain.
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A few far-right nationalists have tried, in vain, to make an issue of the fact that Mr. Zelensky is Jewish.
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"We are here by the force of our right," Shafik told a parliamentary leader who tried in vain to stop them.
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"Right now, there is a sense of, 'We're not going to let our friend's death go in vain,'" Ms. Desai said.
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Mr. Tashi also tried in vain to get the main Chinese state television network, CCTV, to pay attention to his cause.
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I am hopeful that Heather Heyer's mother's wish, that her daughter will not have died in vain, is already coming true.
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He battled back but it proved in vain as a season which earned him five titles came to a sudden halt.
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Their deaths will not be taken in vain but as a calling for the change, gun control and safety in America.
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Many scoured the wreckage in vain for missing loved ones, settling for what few possessions they could wrest from the mud.
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"Lyra symbolized the new Northern Ireland and her tragic death cannot be in vain," Ms. Bradley said in an online statement.
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Cynthia Nixon now plays the older, birdlike Dickinson, portraying her as multitudinous, assertive, rebellious, principled, shrill, demure, sensitive, coy, and vain.
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A vain hope; the regime of Daniel Ortega emerged as Marxist-Leninist, and the archbishop's sermons began to warn of tyranny again.
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He's also the father to four vain adult children: Kendall (Jeremy Strong), Shiv (Sarah Snook), Roman (Kiernan Culkin), and Connor (Alan Ruck).
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Bitcoin wallets associated with the ransomware were filling up by victims to get their files back — more often than not in vain.
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However, their efforts may be in vain as support for the center-right candidate, Francois Fillon, and the independent Emmanuel Macron strengthens.
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Give a woman a compliment, and she's more likely to deflect it, for fear of being thought vain or full of herself.
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For years, Missouri death row inmates' attorneys have tried in vain to pull back the curtain on who is supplying the drugs.
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When they finish, he opens up with knees and kicks, only to shell back up and let them pound away in vain.
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In response, some people try to avoid the news or social media entirely, while others try in vain to follow it constantly.
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Not since "That Don't Impress Me Much" — and "You're So Vain" before it — has a song so thoroughly dismantled the male ego.
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"Nothing they will do will bring her back, but I do not want her death to be in vain," Lineburger told WFTX.
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It may sound vain, but those forehead lines bother me a lot, and I've done far stranger things to keep them away.
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Barzani has stood by it, saying the overwhelming "yes" for independence "won't be in vain" and would be pursued by peaceful means.
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Good boy doing his best to pose with food at the ballpark from r/aww And clearly his efforts weren't in vain.
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In a vain effort to maintain its majority, the DLP, which has held power for the past decade, has resorted to mudslinging.
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Jupiter's Legacy takes place in a world where a new breed of superheroes take over, and they're cruel, mean-spirited, and vain.
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They reiterate policies they've already suggested in press releases or past years, trying in vain to get Congress to pass them anyway.
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But Wood doesn't want his brother's death to be in vain and he has a powerful message for anyone struggling with addiction.
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Video footage from the mall showed patrons leaping from windows to escape flames, and others banging on locked exit doors in vain.
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Ash plays the ruthless Dina, who tries in vain to make McKinney's earnest Glenn lay down the law for his unruly employees.
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A third features Abu Lukhman, an Egyptian, and his colleagues from the military police, looking in vain for a Tunisian, Abu Mariam.
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Specialists searched in vain for microscopic tumors and puzzled over Kamni's spinal fluid, which didn't harbor any trace of common brain diseases.
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But their appeals may be in vain, given that agents are only now beginning to look through the enormous cache of emails.
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Both had attempted the same trick: posing as outsiders in a vain bid to harness this election's mood of anti-establishment rage.
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Elizabeth is aware of her mother's sacrifices and is determined to make sure that her mother's hard work is not in vain.
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It was November 2016 and Sanders was barnstorming Hawkeye State college towns, trying in vain to drum up support for Hillary Clinton.
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Helene's lover is shot, menacingly chews on some snow on the way down, and tries in vain get a bullet in Pierre.
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"I'm worried about having enough time today to get everybody inside and make sure that nobody waits in vain," he told Hyperallergic.
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He had a bewildered, twisted half smile, as though struggling in vain to convey to these improbable witnesses that he remained unbroken.
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Time after time, apartment-owners have formed residents' associations to fight plans to build additional towers close to theirs, usually in vain.
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Thomas Wyatt, a courtier to King Henry VIII, wrote of the "vain travail" of pursuing a lover, rumoured to be Anne Boleyn.
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In vain, they all tried to point out this was actually a good deal for the United States and for the world.
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" She wrote: "If I weren't so vain, I would have been kissing my baby in the folds of her fat, luscious thighs.
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But it could end up costing him the presidency, the ultimate prize that he has already tried twice, in vain, to win.
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The acronym stood for "Jesus F****** Christ" — not only did I take the Lord's name in vain, I used a swear word.
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Their efforts, however, are likely to have been in vain, with the European Commission widely expected to veto the deal on Wednesday.
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The quest to "close achievement gaps" is vain indeed when the measure of achievement is a test based on a statistical norm.
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Amid the dizzying turbulence of this moment, we wait -- seemingly in vain -- for honorable, courageous leaders to step onto the national stage.
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Elena Reygadas, chef of one of the 50 best restaurants in Latin America, didn't study at the French Culinary Institute in vain.
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It's reasonable and valid for fact-checkers to want to have some hard evidence indicating that their admirable work isn't in vain.
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Hackers have started using these compromised devices to launch DDoS attacks, and even sell Instagram and Twitter robo "likes" for the vain.
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The Knicks are performing some strange and bleak boomer-ish refusal of the future and retreating into vain nostalgia and sour fantasy.
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"That's actually what I like about this place," Jeremy says, laughing, as they watch me try to capture the moment in vain.
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Kennedy may have been anxious about Trump's somewhat highhanded view of the judiciary, but McGahn knew that Kennedy had a vain side.
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Units of special police forces patrolled the main streets, where groups of public-sector workers loitered in vain hope of resuming work.
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The characters in "The Seagull" are vain, sometimes miserable creatures, but they are also aware of the comical aspects of their existence.
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Javier Hernández's first two goals back in English soccer proved to be in vain as West Ham lost, 3-583, at Southampton.
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The dinner was mostly me being a nervous chatterbox, trying in vain to spark conversation between two people with little in common.
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I don't think they died in vain, but you've got to look long and hard to find something that justifies their sacrifice.
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As you see me saying 'oh my God,' I am not taking the Lord's name in vain, I am beseeching the Lord.
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I waited in vain, not just for Hector's hopefully galvanizing arrival, but for the dozen characters' lives to connect in meaningful ways.
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Directed and choreographed by Dan Knechtges, the show is so thoroughly wholesome that I waited in vain for a litter-box joke.
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Updike said that one "looks in vain" in "Pack My Bag," Green's memoir, to understand how he became such an original writer.
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To the Editor: Many have remarked that impeaching the president is a vain exercise given the unlikelihood of conviction in the Senate.
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It would be vain, however, to assume that California has firmly buried this past or sits somehow beyond the shadow of slavery.
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Of course, because being a vain person that's very important to me," he said, noting that it "gives you an orange look.
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Her father used to zug crooked lines and potholes into his three sons' hair when they were young and not yet vain.
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But other than the log house, a visitor will search in vain for any commemoration of the quintuplets — even a roadside plaque.
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And what we're seeing more clearly now is that he has crafted an administration in his own image: vain, narcissistic and dangerous.
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In Streep's hands, Joanna is transformed from a bored, vain woman to someone acting as a stand-in for so many mothers.
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"Without the pen of the author of 'Common Sense, the sword of Washington would have been raised in vain,'" John Adams declared.
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Mr. Stiller plays Derek Zoolander, the vain and earnest male model to beat, while Mr. Wilson plays the young upstart rival, Hansel.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "There's no shame in having dentures — but there is shame in Donald Trump having dentures, because he's vain as hell.
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In this new landscape, would vain objects hold the same social value, or would they become as useless as Fan portrays them?
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So, in what is probably a vain attempt to clarify the situation, here's the state of what is a very confused play.
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We agreed on a price, and he proceeded to drive me all over the city in a vain search for an empty room.
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I feel vain when I ask the assistant to retake my photo, but I will have to live with it for a while.
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They are commonly stereotyped as vain, self-important, and attention-seeking, but they are also generous and extremely protective of their loved ones.
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Tencent waited in vain for over a year for approval to earn money via in-app purchases on its popular game PUBG Mobile.
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But the lander stopped communicating with the Rosetta orbiter after just three days, leaving mission control searching in vain for Philae's precise location.
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It feels to me like the sound of people from the future, all swiping and tapping on pictures of potential lovers in vain.
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Most traders were sceptical, noting that Venezuela and Russia recently called in vain for OPEC and other major oil producers to cut output.
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But while selfies can be condemned as self-aggrandizing and only for the vain, Ali's words underscore the importance of one's self confidence.
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He would not apologize tor toppling Hussein, and he would not admit that the lives that were lost had been lost in vain.
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Once I'm back at street level, I can't help but look up — scanning the rooftops in vain for the flash of a cape.
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Godspower Gbenekama, a community leader in Tompolo's home area, said doctors had tried in vain to save the father by amputating a leg.
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He could try in vain to hire last-minute organizers or beef up data capabilities, but those fixed operations take months to develop.
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" All of Hemsworth's efforts during the fires weren't in vain as Cyrus said she made sure "he knew I was very, very grateful.
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Since she was human, and a tiny bit vain, she took a second as she passed the hall mirror to check her appearance.
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But we're stronger, we're better, we have way more love in our hearts and because of that, these two didn't die in vain.
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Controllers spent weeks scanning in vain for signals, and in late July, they finally found it by using radio telescopes in Puerto Rico.
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" The second definition, now obsolete, is instructive as well: "Ostentation, display of the outward tokens of position, as riches, dress; vain-glory, pomp.
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It's not that I think workout photos or videos are vain, I just find the process so uncomfortable, even in my own home.
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Over the course of the 19th century and 20th centuries, these older senses of vanity, of the vain futility of life, fell away.
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"Keith's life will not be in vain," Scott's father-in-law, Rayford Dotch, told the congregation, urging people to vote and get educated.
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Will loved this city and we must do better together to enact serious change so that Will's unnecessary murder is not in vain.
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My promise to Claudia is to fight for justice sot hat her life is not forgotten and her death is not in vain.
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It's in its earliest stages, and Manchin has tried in vain to launch things like this before, but worth keeping an eye on.
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It has tried largely in vain to become a vendor to the U.S. government, one of the world's biggest buyers of cyber tools.
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Wearing a straw hat and bright yellow vest, she hollered, sometimes with a bullhorn, to let them know they were waiting in vain.
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Shostakovich was a connoisseur of false triumph, and this cruel moment of vain truth crushing pathetic impotence fits and explains his music perfectly.
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You wait in vain for the full weight of bereavement to become apparent, and also for an indication of the density of experience.
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Writers are shown up as the pathetically vain, illogical creatures we are, and the scene ends with a big laugh from the audience.
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Clinton's speech, she fitted her opponent with an absurd crown to cast him as her show's erratic, vain and autocratic King George. Mrs.
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Some structural reforms have been undertaken after years of being called for in vain by central bankers, the International Monetary Fund and others.
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He behaves in a capricious, vain way, and it isn't really until he gets to the abdication that the man's humanity comes through.
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Twitter famously got big here in 2007, and a succession of other apps have tried to replicate that magic since, often in vain.
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We would probably still have had some piece of the British flag upon our own, and Betsy Ross would have sewn in vain.
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The group searched in vain to find photos of the slain family elsewhere, until the Menhaz account violently snuffed out any remaining doubt.
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Those brave men and women who marched, and sat, and bled for civil rights in America must not have done so in vain.
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Three weeks after being released, Vanessa's project debuted number nine on the Reggae Album chart; proof that her labours haven't gone in vain.
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A third gas giant, Qatar, waits in vain for a U.S.–brokered end to its economic blockade by neighboring Saudi Arabia and UAE.
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Furthermore, up until very recently, enlisting a medical professional's help to enhance your appearance was also considered extremely vain and therefore rather gauche.
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"It would be vain for us to think that she was misunderstood by an earlier era but now we understand her," writes Bone.
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On Monday, Mr. Baroni portrayed himself as a dedicated public servant struggling in vain to control a crisis he barely knew anything about.
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Outside, perhaps 100 protesters waved placards and chanted "Save our democracy" in a vain effort to persuade electors to reject the Republican nominee.
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Lisa Kudrow plays Valerie Cherish, an impossibly vain sitcom actress whose willingness to endure humiliations in pursuit of fame can seem almost stoic.
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" At the Rotary Club meeting, Stephanie Welsh described the president as a "blustery, vain politician who is neither a Republican or a Democrat.
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Local restaurants waited in vain to serve a new president, who they soon discovered prefers burgers and the White House meatloaf at home.
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In fact, I'm one of those people who tries in vain to delete the "Stocks" app every time there's a new iOS update.
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On "Late Night," Seth Meyers made a vain attempt on Wednesday to persuade Justice Anthony M. Kennedy to stay on the Supreme Court.
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Business leaders saw their political stock sink after trying in vain to warn people of the risks of leaving the union in 2016.
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And Mr Macron has learned the hard way that efforts to charm and cajole Mr Trump into better behaviour are usually in vain.
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Mildred, Susan's mother, who accompanied Jack on these trips, was a vain, beautiful woman who came from a less raw Jewish immigrant family.
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That may be a more important vocation than hunting in vain for a single avant-garde in a world as large as ours.
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"If we cross alone, they'll get us, and all the sacrifices we've made to get here will have been in vain," he added.
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Trees take up a lot of our shelf space, and many give their lives in vain; lots of treacle is written about them.
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What happened in Kerbala will not be ignored, the blood of our brothers in Kerbala and other provinces will not be in vain.
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The bad words were wrong, of course, and taking the Lord's name in vain was wrong, but it was more complicated than that.
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He wets the bed at night, and scoffs at Noah's vain attempts to inject some culture, and vegetables, into his mind and body.
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But some victims' family members waiting outside the hotel told a different story as they waited in vain for loved ones to exit.
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But Sarah Reeves had a more conclusive reason to feel sure her mother's name had been taken in vain: Annie Reeves was dead.
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"I also found a star named Hillary Rodham Clinton, in Cassiopeia, the constellation named for a vain queen in Greek mythology," Stolpe said.
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So I spend about an hour or so reading blogs on my phone, hoping in vain for Ed to jump on my lap.
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With officers absent or ignored, vulnerable inmates, including those who were wounded and bleeding, often pleaded in vain for help, several inmates said.
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She spent a lot of time in Loehmann's — Ms. Kalman likes to say that she was very chic, but not at all vain.
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And while some fans occasionally take to gaming message boards to wish for a competitor, analysts say those hopes are likely in vain.
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Political operatives and reporters searched in vain for them throughout the 2016 election cycle, according to Vanity Fair, and always came up short.
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Even if you are willing to sacrifice our national treasures and kill animals in the name of security, it will be in vain.
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To spend time with your family and friends," he told BI. "What better assurance to them that they did not die in vain?
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"This can't be in vain," Mr. Guaidó told the mother, Ana Cecilia Buitrago, on Sunday morning as tears welled up in his eyes.
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It's a pretty great planet to have as your ruler, and it definitely explains how irresistible (and sometimes vulgar and vain) you are!
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Two decades later, he was reduced to an ailing old man trying in vain to delay judgment for genocide in a U.N. court.
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But without meaningful change from consumers and corporations, our vain delight in all things sparkly will continue to have a spectacularly ugly human cost.
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He knows firsthand that men, deep down, are more vain than women, that in their fantasies most men see themselves as irresistible lady-killers.
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Scrapping the impending ban was an idea championed by FPO leader Heinz-Christian Strache, 48, who has repeatedly tried, in vain, to quit smoking.
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In vain did I attempt to make a Microsoft representative place certain things, like the "next generation hand tracking" on a real-world roadmap.
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Terrified employees and customers "fled the building, fearing for their lives," according to court documents, while Welch searched in vain for child sex slaves.
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On a bad day, Pluto can bring out the shadier, more manipulative side of people, and even darling Venus can be vulgar and vain.
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A senior Iranian official dismissed the campaign, saying the United States had sought in vain to undermine the government since the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
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On the short flight back to New York, I tried in vain to hide the Scholastic cover, a blatant nod to the children's section.
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Brienne and Podrick finally meet Arya, and after a gruesome duel Brienne defeats the Hound, who begs in vain for Arya to kill him.
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As I walked through the space station, coming across the corpses of fallen crew members, I didn't want their deaths to be in vain.
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Renoir: The Body, The Senses makes some attempts, vain in my opinion, to present Renoir as a politically progressive artist, even a closet feminist.
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Those dreams may not long survive contact with reality: America does not need a presidential contest between two vain, thin-skinned, abrasive New Yorkers.
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DACA was introduced by then president Barack Obama in 2012, as an executive action, after he had waited in vain for Congress to legislate.
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By keeping interest rates low in a vain attempt to fine-tune it, central banks are instead amplifying a cycle of boom and bust.
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Or maybe it's because I know I will never be as good at makeup as these people are, so I watch them in vain.
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Worst of all: in spite of Val's death, the heist fails, and no one even brings up the fact that she died in vain.
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BRISBANE, Australia — A woman struggled in vain to drag her friend from a crocodile's jaws off a northeast Australian beach, police said on Monday.
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Milo has no sense for irony whatsoever; he's far too vain for the long, patient game of saying anything other than what he thinks.
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The first time I took a brown eyeliner pencil to my face in a vain attempt to mimic real freckles was in middle school.
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Discontinued. It's the dirty word that every beauty enthusiast who's loyal to a handful of holy-grail products hopes in vain never to hear.
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Nicklen said his best hope is that this footage may change human behavior and policy so this animal will not have died in vain.
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Watching Nélisse and Ritter's scenes elicits immediate dread from the viewer, tempered only by the vain hope that perhaps the film won't go there.
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Corbett's manager George Considine actually ran along the ring outside of the ropes, splashing water on his fallen man in a vain revival attempt.
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But the lawyers' efforts could well be in vain, judging by the tone of the questioning by the judges (whom Trump has also attacked).
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Although he seemed to be one of Caravaggio's most talented followers, one could look in vain for any mention of him in biographical dictionaries.
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The former star of "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" waited 15 minutes, trying in vain to convince the guy she was Nice Guy worthy.
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Well, no one except the state employee who would end up with the desk, and would try in vain to open the nonexistent drawer.
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It gives a new writ to nuclear lawlessness, since Iran's having abided by the agreed rules will be proven to have been in vain.
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Every day, thousands of American families go through the same process when a loved one is hospitalized, but this frustration is often in vain.
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The late Kenyan environmental activist Wangari Maathai, the first African woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize, tried in vain to halt such construction.
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In the meantime, people like Dr. Gupta are left to shoulder their brooms, and to try new foods and new strategies, likely in vain.
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He knew he had hurled his sweaty frame there moments earlier as he tried in vain to prevent Marcus Paige's game-tying 3-pointer.
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Then she meets Tahani Al-Jamil (Jameela Jamil), a tall, vain socialite in floral tea dresses who can't stop name-dropping even in death.
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And I want you to know that their blood has seeped into my DNA and I refuse to let their sacrifices be in vain.
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In the nineteen-eighties and nineties, Prince's critics often characterized him as despotic, self-righteous, vain, and arrogant, but, later on, the narrative shifted.
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More often than not, homages in movies are a shallow and vain attempt at imitating an iconic moment, and they rarely serve a purpose.
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So when you go out and watch thousands of leaves absorb sunlight one last time, keep this in mind: They didn't die in vain.
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"What if I never get the texts that are sent to me?" she asks, freaking out as Jenny tries in vain to soothe her.
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Then, as vain sinners are likely to do, they let their gazes slide to the bar's main decoration, a pair of long, rectangular mirrors.
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That's not to say that the efforts that Yang and, especially, Warren made to inject their ideas into the campaign were all in vain.
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But when the series went backstage, following the characters to their offices and homes, it revealed the petty, vain, hilarious people they truly were.
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It's strangely consoling to be reminded of my failure, to remember that my efforts to be prepared for epic loss were mostly in vain.
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Alaya calls out in vain for his son, even though he is fairly certain where the young man lies buried under the heavy debris.
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Even at the time, 1,028 economists — an extraordinary number for 1930 — called upon President Herbert Hoover (in vain) to veto the Smoot-Hawley tariff.
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Leaders like Alexander Kerensky, Paul Miliukov and Georgy Lvov tried in vain to establish a stable government and withstand the appeal of extreme forces.
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He is a familiar character type, as is his tormentor, the vain golden boy Chuck (Markus Paterson), who enjoys partying and doling out swirlies.
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Some rejected the notion that the years they had spent searching for loved ones in the hope that they survived had been in vain.
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This makes the whole endeavor feel both valiant and vain, a stunning movie experience that evaporates in your mind not long after seeing it.
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If we take these statues down and don't change to become a more open and inclusive society, this would have all been in vain.
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"Don't worry, the money you've donated will not be spent in vain but rather used towards a honeymoon in the coming months," Pam wrote.
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We see her try, in vain, to find work at a department store makeup counter, only to be told she doesn't have retail experience.
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" Sellers isn't just your usual erratic, vain, needy actor but a monstrous shape-shifter, desperate to get the rights to Kosinski's novel "Being There.
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People are both vain and impatient, two reasons why on a very superficial level, I like this roughly two-year-old, Santa Monica, Calif.
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Russia, where suicide bombings are not uncommon, particularly on public transportation, has responded — mostly in vain — with a grab bag of heavy-handed tactics.
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Nor were her characters deaf to the rumble of time's winged chariot: Anne Elliot's vain father, Sir Walter, entertains a theatrical horror of aging.
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Prosecutors tried in vain to verify what Mr. Prince and Mr. Bannon told them they had discussed about the offshore encounter with Mr. Dmitriev.
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The film seems to ask if King's plea for a more equitable society was in vain: he is preaching to a city in ruin.
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The senator was mobbed as he entered and exited the arena, and his Secret Service detail tried in vain to keep fans from crowding him.
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Some of us can't stop talking about the music and colors in Nocturnal Animals, while others thought it was a pointlessly vain exercise in egomania.
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Petrocelli, in response, pressed her in vain to show any analytics to prove that Cox needed Time Warner to prevent customers from moving to DirecTV.
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Ankara blames Gulen for orchestrating the July 15 coup attempt last year and has repeatedly demanded the United States extradite him, so far in vain.
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"Today I assured his dad, as the president said two days ago, their beloved son, Otto Warmbier, will not have died in vain," Pence said.
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"Dorian Gray," an exploration of morality through the eyes of a vain man, was controversial at the time— and still is — for its homosexual themes.
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In vain, ordinance defenders noted that city and state laws already ban lewd or disturbing behaviour in public lavatories, and would continue to do so.
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