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quixotic

adjective as in idealistic

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Especially given that Democrats also came up just short in both gubernatorial and senate races in 2018 despite a very favorable national environment, you can certainly understand why the party doesn’t want to light stacks of cash on fire in a quixotic bid to unseat Scott.

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From San Bernardino to Austin to Cape Cod, state transportation departments are pouring billions of dollars into highway expansions that upend communities and damage the planet, all in a quixotic quest to conquer congestion.

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At 65, Farrell is the elder statesman of the bunch, yet energetic and full of oddball quixotic charm.

At 34, Matt Smith is a widower and amateur botanist whose grief and passion are fueling a quest some might call quixotic — to photograph every plant native to Los Angeles County.

But no one wanted to walk away from the idea, however quixotic it sometimes seemed.

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