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As I look to the future, my hopes for my daughter when she stands on this stage some 20, 30 years from now are that she be as proud to call herself her mother's daughter as her father's daughter.
My hopes for my son are that by then, the expression "her mother's son" or "mama's boy" would have taken on a completely different meaning.
You know, my wife and I have two young kids, and one of my hopes as a bioengineer is to make life better for them than it currently is for us.
She may have included these emotional passages in hopes that they would make her writing more palatable to a society that believed women shouldn't write about battles and empires.
She hopes it will be used for early intervention.
And they tell me about their hopes and dreams.
And they have amazing hopes and dreams for what they'll accomplish in their lives.
The news reported on a "huge disappointment," on "faded hopes," and on particle physicists "being sad."
We carry, all of us, family and communal hopes and dreams with us.
There were questions at the outset about who I am, what kind of work I do, what my goals are in looking for a medical marijuana prescription, or product, what my goals are, what my preferences are, what my hopes are, how do I think, how do I hope this might help me, what am I afraid of.
Asking patients about their hopes, their fears, their goals and preferences.
I'd once had my hopes crushed in a war, but because of them, I had a chance to pursue my dream to become a doctor.
They challenge us and force us to look at one another for who we truly are in the hopes of possibly connecting our souls, and for that reason, they are sacred.
Tonight, they represent my hopes and my fears.
I put my hopes in front.
What are my hopes?
But this also includes all of your hopes and dreams, all of the you's that could have been, and it includes all the other people and the things that are in the biography of who you are.
With my family's blessing, I would share our story in hopes of sparking a national conversation.
He hopes a nearby female will respond with her own lightshow and mate with him.
When women show up, they bring the realities and hopes of half a population with them.
My hopes are that routine screening using breath analysis can provide enough data and insight so that at some point, we'll be able to break this dilemma and predict with sufficient certainty whether and when to treat at early stage.
She traveled to Europe, where she rallied European outrage against racial violence in the American South in hopes that the US government and public would follow their example.
For 50 years, it's been about hopes and fears and promises of a better world.
And when I say that code expresses our hopes and aspirations, it's not just a joke about messianism, it's actually what we do.
And he's very courteous to them, and he hopes for smiles and he gets them.
And he, pointing to the Proclamation, said, "I believe, in this measure, my fondest hopes will be realized."
And just as happens in the Nevada desert, though in slightly different temperatures, the people of this community, 65,000 of them, turned out to write their grief, their pain, their hope, their hopes for the future, their love.
If investors think their stock value is going to decline, they’ll sell their stocks with the hopes of making a profit before the company loses more value.
And researchers are trying to train it in the lab in the hopes of improving it and other things related to it, like intelligence.
Ultimately, what my research hopes to do is create an industrial-scale contained carbon-free system, similar to a compost heap, where these bacteria can thrive in a contained system, where their sole food source is PET plastic waste.
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