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Little has changed in Will Smith’s recovery from a hand fracture, with Roberts saying he was “hoping” — but not “hopeful” — about the catcher being available for next week’s best-of-three wild-card round.

At the time, Packer said she was hopeful of one day being able to play rugby professionally for a couple of years before going back to plumbing.

From BBC

From an initial 11 presidential hopefuls – one for every 7,000 electors – eight remain in the race.

From BBC

"We remain hopeful that Democrats in Congress will not trigger a shutdown and the steps outlined above will not be necessary," the memo states.

From BBC

She concluded by saying that she respects the streamer's decision to pause the release for now, she remains "hopeful the show will reach audiences soon".

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

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