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The group, known for hits including All I Want and High Hopes, said they will record a fifth and final album before parting ways.

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In Wales, they have high hopes the new proportional representation voting system will allow the party to gain a foothold in the Senedd.

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“All of us in the advocacy community, and all of us who have children with autism, had very high hopes that RFK and the President were serious when they said they wanted to find the causes of autism,” said Alison Singer, co-founder and president of the Autism Science Foundation.

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The Gunners reached the semi-final last season and have made serious moves this summer, so they will have high hopes.

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Stephen Atkinson is the Reform UK leader of Lancashire County Council - another name party bosses have high hopes for.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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