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These young people have no hope for the future.
She arrived in New York, young and full of hope.
My hope is that one day she will forgive me.
The team’s hopes of a championship are fading fast.
The new budget did offer more hope to unemployed disabled people.
There is little hope of any improvement in his condition.
Our only hope was to get her to a hospital fast.
Is there any hope that she will change her mind?
Rescuers refused to give up all hope of finding more survivors.
Our children are our greatest hope for the future.
He is Britain’s brightest tennis hope.
A coalition government offers the country its best hope for peace.
Many people saw the new president as their last hope for political change.
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a speech habit in which a speaker lowers their voice at the end of a sentence
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