I, for one very healthy example, hope that humanity, science and compassion will overcome fear so that we can conquer Ebola.
Leaders, for example, hope to spend little time discussing Medicare-for-all, an idea backed by liberals but that Pelosi has shelved amid concerns about cost and viability.
Some firms, for example, hope to enter the mobile-device market reasoning that such devices are usually replaced by their owners every few years and so do not require a long-life cell.
Wikipedia's unpaid collaborators, for example, hope to "distribute a free encyclopedia to every single person on the planet in their own language," says the site's mastermind, Jimmy Wales.
Canadian researchers, for example, hope to replace the 3.6-meter Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope, built in 1979, with a 10-meter telescope in the same dome.
Auto executives, for example, hope IoT technology can deliver better dashboard interactive "infotainment," introduce features that prevent collisions and support the move to autonomous driving.
For example: "Hope is the only thing stronger than fear" - The Hunger Games.
Assistant professor Andrea Stevenson Won, for example, hopes to use the lab for research on virtual reality.
Providence, for example, hopes to build affordable housing for 20,000 people by 2012.
The New York chapter, for example, hopes to get Mayor David Dinkins to shoot a few pictures.
