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Meanings of have any hope in English

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Usage of have any hope in English
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Does he have any hope the world will become a better place?
The Guardian
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Only then will Saab have any hope of a go-ahead from Beijing.
The Guardian
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No one seemed to have any hope or self-control except the captain.
A Jolly Fellowship
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I don't have any hope about death or any fear about it.
The Guardian
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Thus, they obviously will not have any hope for the change.
Feminist dot com
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It is only at that point diplomacy can have any hope of success.
The Guardian
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Borneo they didn't have any hope for for another 50 years.
The new yorker
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We alone have any hope of rebuilding the walls should they come down.
Faefever
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It was much better not to have any hope at all.
The Diamond Age
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Not that I have any hope of causing you to desist.
Punch, Or The London Charivari, Volume 101, July 11, 1891
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I don't myself have any hope about death or any fear about it.
The Guardian
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But then, she added, neither was he to have any hope.
Can You Forgive Her?
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As long as I have any hope, I could not possibly be a stoic.
Rite of Passage
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We must go if you are to have any hope of avoiding the strap.
Knife of dreams
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I do not have any hope for those who are in leadership at USAG.
The Guardian
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They will attack us when they no longer have any hope of our correction.
A Political and Social History of Modern Europe V.1.
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