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hoping

[hoh-ping] / ˈhoʊ pɪŋ /


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And what will the head coach be hoping to learn about his squad before the visit of Curacao at the end of May and another pre-finals friendly in early June before the World Cup starts?

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But for Carole, it is not about the medals and rather hoping her children and grandchildren follow in her footsteps of keeping fit and enjoying exercise.

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In further recordings, Jeffries says he is "hoping for a good outcome", describing being found fit as a "disaster", and tells a doctor: "you better find me incompetent", Central Islip court heard.

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But now they are hoping for more, believing that control of the Strait of Hormuz gives them new leverage to make demands, perhaps even to make strategic gains.

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A final opportunity to mould a team capable of competing in this summer's tournament - and for any players hoping to force their way into Thomas Tuchel's plans.

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