"Everyone is really committed, has been committed and remains committed to try to keep her home," she said.
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The Wildcats committed only six fouls and committed three turnovers.
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So people are committed, they are committed to the Euro.
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Going forward I'm as committed to my training as ever, committed to therapy and committed to not letting depression dictate my life.
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It is also committed to committing to being committed to transparency.
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Germany has committed and is committed to NATO's 2-percent target.
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"He sought me out, he wanted to be committed ... then wasn't committed."
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BAML committed £20.7174bn of the bridge loan while Wells Fargo committed £2.08bn.
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BAML committed £1.225bn to the term loans, while Wells Fargo committed £910m.
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Weier was committed to 25 years and Geyser was committed to 40 years.
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I'm very committed to them, they're committed to doing the best we can.
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Policymakers committed to improving our trade balance should stay committed to Brand USA.
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"I may have committed errors, but I never committed crimes," Ms. Rousseff said.
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Kennedy and Johnson, committed cold warriors, were committed to not letting that happen.
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Nor'easter means nothing,We are committed or should be committed not sure which.
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He is committed to the Warriors, and the Warriors appear committed to him.
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Not only was Gorsuch a committed warrior but she had an equally committed partner.
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I'm committed to agree with you but you're not committed to agree with me.
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Mubadala committed $15 billion while Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) committed $45 billion.
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Mubadala committed $15 billion and Saudi's PIF committed $45 billion to Vision Fund 1.
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Mubadala committed $15 billion while Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) committed $45 billion.
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Then remind yourself that while you might not feel confident right now, you remain committed to your goals, committed to doing the work and committed to making tough decisions.
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For me personally, I'm committed to Salesforce right now and committed for the long term.
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No one walked away from that, they're still equally committed, Chairman Kim is still committed.
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She has not yet committed to a school; she has not committed to Bemidji State.
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Living in Cambridge, I swim in a river of others just as young and just as committed — committed to ending the war in Vietnam; committed to radical change for black Americans; committed to creating an American New Left, rooted in American realities and traditions.
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To be committed to an artist is no longer simply to be committed to an artist.
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"He wanted to be committed, then, wasn't committed … and I got the receipts to prove it."
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We were fully committed and maybe because we were fully committed, we got more yellow cards.
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Johnson committed no crime, and if Clinton committed a crime, it was not a high crime.
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However, the board has committed to publishing every decision, and Facebook is committed to responding publicly.
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He committed one of the biggest lies of a head of intelligence have committed in recent times.
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Danny seems committed to Theo and their son, at least as much as he's committed to anything.
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We have to be committed to this if we're really committed to solving sexual violence at large.
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But of the crimes that were committed in 2018, foreign nationals committed a disproportionate number of them.
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" He added, "No one walked away from that, they're still equally committed, Chairman Kim is still committed.
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OnePlus and LG have committed to a handset and Samsung, being Samsung, has since committed to two.
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"We are committed to the collective bargaining process, and we are committed to our future together," he wrote.
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Ben Higgins and Lauren Bushnell are committed to each other – they're just not committed to a wedding date.
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How committed is the el-Sisi administration, how committed are you as Finance Minister, to make that happen?
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"Tamika has a leadership style that's inclusive, that's committed to building consensus and committed to diversity," Jackson said.
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Yet as much as these politicians are committed to death, we will be just as committed to Life.
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"We're committed to that, and I'm committed to that, and we're going to continue doing it," he said.
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Essentially, police would need to look for evidence that a crime was committed or will soon be committed.
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But we all are all committed to NATO and I think the president&aposs committed to NATO as well.
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No issues with the mask slipping while you committed whatever atrocities you committed while needing to obscure your face?
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The World Bank has committed $800 million of financing and the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank has committed $600 million.
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This includes crimes committed abroad when the perpetrator is within reach, and crimes committed by or against U.S. citizens.
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Democrats remain committed to seeing Trump booted out of office, and Republicans remain just as committed to defending him.
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Two people in a committed, long-term relationship should love nothing more than waxing poetic about said committed LTR, right?
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Mason's the only character committed to spotlighting the mission's individuals, just as she's committed to connecting with Kong later on.
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Imagine if, across the next decade, we committed to anything the same way Mexican Summer has committed to the vibe.
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President Gerald Ford pardoned Richard Nixon in 1974 for all crimes he "has committed or may have committed" while president.
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At the end, Princeton students remembered more fouls committed by Dartmouth, and Dartmouth students remembered more fouls committed by Princeton.
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Credit Suisse, Mizuho Bank, MUFG and SMBC each committed £1.44bn, while BNP Paribas, RBC and TD Bank each committed £880m.
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Credit Suisse, Mizuho Bank, MUFG and SMBC each committed £630m, while BNP Paribas, RBC and TD Bank each committed £385m.
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"I think he's, if not the most committed, one of the most committed actors I've ever worked with," del Toro said.
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The UN is committed to facilitating a political solution and, whatever happens, the UN is committed to supporting the Libyan people.
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You might think you're committed to your job, but are you do-the-job-at-the-same-time-as-surgery committed?
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I also love how committed she is to matching Kanye and how committed Kanye is to helping Kim craft her look.
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"We are committed to international humanitarian laws and committed to adhering in all of our operations to those laws," Jubeir said.
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"We are not only committed to this market, we are committed to our U.S. manufacturing home in Chattanooga, Tennessee," it said.
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Sanders really committed to the Democratic Party and the nominee, or is he committed to his movement and his own candidacy?
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So we are committed to taking very strong measures to preserve user privacy, we are committed to combating abuses of user privacy.
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It is simple and perhaps even obvious — but I am rigorously committed to it, because above all, I am committed to myself.
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The Guardians of Peace committed what Deadline described as "the most devastating cyber-crime ever committed against an American corporation" in 2014.
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But on the other hand, it also showed that he was committed to being involved and committed to trying to find solutions.
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Trump on Wednesday met with families of victims of crimes committed or allegedly committed by undocumented immigrants, highlighting their deaths as preventable.
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Once you've committed... Once you've committed, it's very hard to walk out of that cell even though the door is open. Yeah.
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The large clutch of voters out there not committed to either major party candidate is committed to not voting for Donald Trump.
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It's worth remembering, too, that atrocities committed during the Obama era did not cause as much backlash as those being committed now.
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Navy still committed to goal: Modly insisted the Navy remains committed to its goal of a 2628-ship fleet despite the cuts.
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"The Corvette loyalists are incredibly committed, and the non-Corvette people are almost equally as committed to not buying one," he said.
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She said Germany remained committed to remembering the crimes that it committed against Jews, Poles, Roma and Sinti, gay people, and others.
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"Myanmar is fully committed to ensuring accountability where there is credible evidence of human rights violations committed in Rakhine State," he said.
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The international hotel chain Marriott committed to cage-free eggs worldwide, and Royal Caribbean Cruises committed to better conditions for broiler chickens.
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It committed 222 in the first half while Arkansas committed seven, and its ability to get back in the game was hampered when Williams and Marlon Taylor both committed their fourth fouls in the first three minutes of the second half.
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"We want to make sure they are committed to Sky News in the long term and committed to its editorial independence," he said.
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If they haven&apost committed a crime or you don&apost think they committed a crime, they have nothing to be immune from.
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Any responsible president has to really be committed in their bones to this notion of denuclearizing the world, and I'm committed to that.
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When you're as committed to your gym routine as Lea Michele, you're equally committed to making sure your workout wardrobe is on-point.
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RAINN reported that 45% of sexual assaults are committed by an acquaintance of the victim, and 25% are committed by a former partner.
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The majority of both serial and one-time rapists committed a felony-level crime before committing sexual assault — and then committed another afterward.
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That's how I went from a life committed to preaching dogma to one committed to staying curious about what people believe and why.
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A 1979 American law suggests that the United States is committed to Taiwan's defense, but the law is ambiguous about just how committed.
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Yet he, too, remained committed to state ownership, and his successor, Hu Jintao, proved even more committed to steering development through state planning.
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This term refers to crimes committed by one party that are disguised to give the impression that they are committed by another group.
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"I came to run the Department of Veterans Affairs because I'm committed to veterans, and I'm committed to fighting for them, and I would not resign, because I'm committed to making sure this job was seen through to the very end," he said.
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Unilever also said it was committed to tackling gender stereotypes in advertising and will only partner with organisations committed to creating better digital infrastructure.
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The Drake Foundation, a not-for-profit organisation committed to funding research on concussion in sport, has committed £450,000 of funding to the project.
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We would prefer to be eliminated another way... We were fully committed and maybe because we were fully committed we got more yellow cards.
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"We're committed to Igor, and we're committed to finishing the season out on a high note," James Jones told Arizona Sports 98.7 on Wednesday.
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Pyongyang committed to work toward "complete denuclearization" and the two sides committed to recovering the remains of US soldiers missing in the Korean War.
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House Democrats appeared all the more convinced that the president has committed impeachable offenses, with House Republicans equally committed to standing by their man.
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The EIB committed $5.7 billion in climate finance in 2018, second after the World Bank Group, which committed $21.3 billion, according to the report.
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"Chairman Kim is ... still committed" to that goal, Pompeo said, and he reiterated that Trump was "committed to a brighter future for North Korea".
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He initially committed to Florida State but de-committed after offensive coordinator Walt Bell resigned in December to accept the head coaching job at Massachusetts.
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Meanwhile, 29 percent of people believe new fathers become more committed to work, compared to just 8 percent who believe new mothers become more committed.
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"I knew that my behavior was wrong when I committed it, and am truly remorseful for the harms I committed," Smyth said, his voice cracking.
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"There is absolutely no reason in the world for Paul Caneiro to have committed the crimes he is alleged to have committed," the statement continued.
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"The court finds that there was reasonable cause to believe that felony murder was committed and that the respondent committed that crime," Judge Goldstein said.
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Unilever also said it is committed to tackling gender stereotypes in advertising and will only partner with organizations that are committed to creating better digital infrastructure.
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China's laws allow it to charge Chinese nationals with crimes committed outside the country, meaning they could be arrested in Hong Kong for actions committed internationally.
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By the 1960s Spaniards had come to view the war as a fratricidal catastrophe in which both sides committed atrocities (though Franco, the victor, committed more).
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It also has GB13 million of undrawn committed revolving credit facilities maturing in 2022 and GBP100 million of undrawn committed bilateral bank facilities maturing in 2020.
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Certainly, they're impeachable offenses, because, even though they were committed before the President became President, they were committed in the service of fraudulently obtaining the office.
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In West Virginia, 28500 percent of Clinton's voters are firmly committed to her, while 6900 percent of Sanders voters are firmly committed to voting for him.
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I am committed to helping my people and my country, just as much as I was committed to helping my team when I was a player.
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And our goal is, we've really ramped up, Google has committed to having 10,000 people committed to dealing with controversial content, which we staffed last year.
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"We are committed to holding these young people accountable, and equally committed to a fair process which safeguards their rights," said Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance.
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The mayor's office committed $16.4 million and the City Council committed $10 million for services provided by Brooklyn Defender Services, The Bronx Defenders and Legal Aid.
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That's broadly consistent with what we've seen throughout this primary to date; Sanders has the most committed support, while Biden's has been among the least committed.
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In a 58-page verdict, the court "acknowledged the atrocities committed during martial law under the Marcos regime and the 'plunder' committed on the country's resources".
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For example, someone who has committed a violent crime cannot buy an assault weapon in Minnesota, regardless of whether the crime was committed in the state.
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He also laid out a number of instances where Trump had committed obstruction of justice but stopped short of concluding the president had committed a crime.
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The city has also committed to giving about $2 billion toward the MTA's $32.5 billion long-term improvement plans, while the state has committed about $9.3 billion.
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Eleven mass shootings have been committed by men 22014 and younger, and two of those (or 215 percent of the total) were committed using an assault rifle.
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But if I knew that I could be involuntarily committed, I would never seek treatment again and would simply let my condition deteriorate until I committed suicide.
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"We screened out people who said, 'I am committed to voting for the Democrat' or 'I am committed to voting for Trump,'" Anderson said in an interview.
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Somewhat fewer have committed to financial goals, with 44 percent planning to spend less or save more, and 38 percent committed to paying down debt in 2018.
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A crime committed against somebody because they are black should not be treated the same as a crime committed against somebody because the perpetrator wanted some money.
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A YouTube spokesperson said that YouTube is committed to being a platform for free speech, and that the company is also committed to enforcing its Community Guidelines.
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They only commit about 10 to 13% of all homicides in the U.S. While men committed 88 mass shootings between 1982 and October 2017, women only committed two.
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At a press conference Thursday, Johnson County District Attorney Stephen M. Howe said while he believed a crime was committed, the evidence didn't clearly establish who committed it.
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"FleishmanHillard and our staff are committed to compliance with applicable laws and we are committed to the highest standards of ethical conduct," the firm said in a statement.
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The Fed remains committed to higher rates as an inflation-fighting tool if needed but is no longer committed to normalization as a goal on its own terms.
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Countries that are still fully committed will now have to worry more about the possibility that less committed countries may take this as an opportunity to slack off.
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If we eliminate all candidates we believe to have committed a nonnegotiable deal breaker, we will re-elect a man who has committed a thousand nonnegotiable deal breakers.
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"They were lied to, and the DNC committed a fraud upon them, their own party, their grassroots, and they committed a fraud on the American people," Priebus said.
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For most of the citizens whose data has been captured, they have neither committed an offense nor do police have reason to believe a crime has been committed.
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Enis was a highly-decorated high school running back in Indiana who originally committed to play at Michigan but later de-committed and accepted a scholarship to Indiana.
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Mueller built an extensive case that Trump committed obstruction of justice but stopped short of concluding he had committed a crime, though he did not exonerate the president.
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"Some of them may have committed crimes, but most of them were probably housewives, so you can't just lump them together with people who committed beheadings," he said.
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As the article details, some sexual violence at the border is committed by private actors, like smugglers, but some is committed by federal actors, like Border Patrol agents.
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"The defendant not only committed assault and imprisonment but committed fraud, child abuse and ordering of child neglect," the judge said in the sentencing paper, obtained by CNN.
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Last year, 39 of the 50 extremist killings tracked by the A.D.L. were committed by white supremacists, and another eight were committed by killers espousing anti-government views.
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Mr. Münch, the head of the national police, says that 90 percent of the anti-Semitic crimes committed in Germany last year were committed by right-wing extremists.
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Committed Many readers wrote in with comments, mostly positive, about our "Committed" series, which explored 225 years of articles on love and marriage in The New York Times.
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"By listening to President Trump's words I do feel he is committed to finding a way forward and he is committed to putting a plan together," she said.
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In cases where a suspect had been identified, crimes committed by non-Germans were down by 2.7 percent, while crimes committed by Germans were down by 2.2 percent.
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The Department of Investigation found that police leadership had prioritized rapes committed by strangers over those committed by victims' acquaintances on the assumption that strangers were more dangerous.
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When I say my community, I don't just conceive of my community as Muslim and Palestinian and Arab, I also see my community as a whole host of folks who are committed to liberation and freedom, who are committed to LGBTQ freedom, who are committed to freedom from capitalism and racism.
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Men, meanwhile, tend to earn more after having children, and studies show that's because employers see mothers as less committed to work and fathers as doubly committed to breadwinning.
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" Holding back tears, Chastain continues by telling fans, "I want you to know that I'm committed to creating transformative social change, that I'm committed to dismantling systems of oppression.
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"The responsibility for the crimes committed on that tragic night in Las Vegas (rests) with the criminal who committed the violent and reprehensible acts," Keane said in a statement.
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" Skandalakis adds, "The first decision we have to make is whether a crime was committed and if a crime was committed, then it would go to a grand jury.
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I believed, everyone believed, that he was one of the good guys, committed to fighting for women's rights, committed to our marriage, and to the women he worked with.
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"I don't care how much people say they're committed to inclusivity — they're not committed to [showing an interracial couple in that way]," Davis told the audience at the screening.
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He committed himself to a hospital for severe depression and suicidal ideation just months before he committed murder -- and was diagnosed with bipolar disorder not long before his crime.
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We remain committed to creating and fostering an all-inclusive, all-supportive esports environment as much as we remain committed to safeguarding competitive integrity of our tournaments and events.
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"Look, I think the President is committed to making sure it happens, and he's also committed to working with Congress to make sure that we move forward," she said.
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"These active, committed base members are not only extremely liberal but they're very committed to the Democratic Party and significantly more likely to get involved in politics," he said.
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"If you choose to actually not take the money and you choose to stay, it means that you're committed to the organization and committed to your work," says Burchell.
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We've committed to, last year, we committed to having over 221,250 people who are working on controversial content, so I see how much progress that we have already made.
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Sure, those really committed to a green world are motivated by "creating guilt, shame, and stigmatization among committed carnivores, and activating psychological mechanisms of denial and downplay," she says.
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But for the moment, he is committed to keeping it affordable, relative to his designer peers, and the Canadian retailer SSENSE has committed to introducing it online in August.
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"The referral should cover all the Israeli crimes and violations committed/to be committed against the people of Palestine in the past, present and future," the Palestinian statement said.
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Mueller's investigation of whether the President committed obstruction of justice did not conclude Trump committed a crime, but it also "does not exonerate him," Barr quoted from Mueller's report.
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"Many of the apparent laws-of-war violations committed by coalition forces show evidence of war crimes — serious violations committed by individuals with criminal intent," Human Rights Watch stated.
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It also said enforcement priorities would include convicted criminals, immigrants who had been arrested for any criminal offense, those who committed fraud, and anyone who may have committed a crime.
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"We are committed to transparency and we are committed to finding out the truth in this," Rosselló said, pointing out that two investigations he ordered into the contract remain ongoing.
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"The United States government is deeply committed to safeguarding the American public, just as we are committed to providing refuge to some of the world's most vulnerable people," Wells said.
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ICBC committed US$425m through its London, Singapore, Hong Kong and Dubai offices, which was scaled back to US$275m, and Agricultural Bank of China committed US$150m, he said.
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He said Saudi Arabia was committed to using the program for peaceful purposes, but was also committed to extracting uranium domestically and developing the nuclear energy sector as an industry.
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They included Hall of Fame linebacker Junior Seau, who committed suicide, and safety Dave Duerson, who played on the all-time great 1985 Chicago Bears defense and later committed suicide.
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Bensouda said her investigation, if authorized, would focus on alleged crimes committed in Afghanistan since May 85033, and those "closely linked" to the Afghanistan conflict allegedly committed since July 2002.
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If Congress is committed to an effective Green New Deal, and if it hopes to rely on private enforcement to get there, then it must be committed to arbitration reform.
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Uncommitted partners are more likely to stray than committed partners, making it a good idea to up your mate guarding game when your partner seems less committed to the relationship.
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The new Bronx district attorney, Darcel D. Clark, who took office in January, has said that she will focus on prosecuting any crimes committed there, regardless of who committed them.
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Bensouda said her investigation, if authorized, would focus on alleged crimes committed in Afghanistan since May 2202, and those "closely linked" to the Afghanistan conflict allegedly committed since July 2628.
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Nearly half of the fraud committed in 2016 was "card not present" (CNP) fraud; it was either committed online or in physical stores that don't have chip software activated yet.
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In these moments, the people committed to poetry and the people committed to militant political antagonism came to be more and more entangled, turned out to be the same people.
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BREAKING:Joe Biden just committed that his running mate "will be a woman"He also committed to appoint the "first black woman to the Supreme Court"What happened to qualifications & experience?
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Mueller's investigation of whether the President committed obstruction of justice did not conclude the President committed a crime, but it also "does not exonerate him," Barr quoted from Mueller's report.
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We're facing a climate crisis, and the "progressive" members of our government seem committed to the status quo, while the radical right wing seems nihilistically committed to making things worse.
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The Justice Department is tasked with investigating crimes committed in the United States, making Trump's tweet a suggestion that the former Obama administration committed a crime by not stopping Russia.
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GTT said it had received committed debt financing from financial firms and committed equity financing of $250 million from its largest institutional investor, The Spruce House Partnership and Acacia Partners.
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After all, as Davies puts it, "If those committed to peace are not prepared to do this work of excavation, then those committed to conflict will happily do so instead."
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So sexy times have been two people—one sort of ex [or a] not committed exclusive relationship, and the other was a rebound from the not so committed exclusive relationship.
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The EIB committed $5.7 billion in climate finance in 2018 for developing countries and emerging economies, second after the World Bank Group, which committed $21.3 billion, according to the report.
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Yet unless someone has committed a crime or can be involuntarily committed to a mental institution, there's not much anyone can legally do to keep guns out of his hands.
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Mr. Hidalgo pleaded guilty and was sentenced to death after a jury found that he had killed in exchange for money, committed multiple homicides and had committed another serious crime.
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On March 1, the St. Joseph County Prosecutor's Office filed a petition alleging the boy committed the delinquent act of Attempted Murder, a Level 1 Felony if committed by an adult.
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"We need a DNC chair who is committed to listening to voters and communicating our message to both urban and rural areas, and Tom is committed to doing that," Richie said.
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But Perez, a very rich man committed to doing things his very rich way, was never going to be a likely ally for a man as committed to control as Benitez.
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"We're not committed to a PC date yet, but at Bungie we're totally committed to making a PC build as great as we can," Smith said in an interview with IGN.
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For example, if you're in a relationship with someone who's not very committed, but you're really committed, waiting around for a person to make a decision isn't very healthy, she says.
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And while she acknowledged that the US intelligence community believed Pyongyang is completely committed to holding on to its nuclear weapons, she said the administration was committed to "testing" that idea.
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A spokeswoman for Turnbull said the government was committed to holding a plebiscite, or public vote, as soon as possible after the election but had not committed further to the timing.
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Between the lines: Terrorism: A new study, detailed in The Guardian, found that terrorist attacks committed by Muslim extremists receive 357% more U.S. press coverage than those committed by non-Muslims.
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" She continued reading, "In 1865, Semmelweis was committed to an asylum where he died at 47 of pyaemia after being beaten by the guards only 14 days after he was committed.
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Here's the full statement from Amazon's spokesperson: Amazon is committed to eliminating counterfeits from its store and is committed to working with AAFA and its members to protect their intellectual property.
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Mueller's investigation of whether the President committed obstruction of justice did not conclude the President committed a crime, but it also "does not exonerate him," Barr wrote, quoting from Mueller's report.
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He is committed to protecting the environment and has the respect of the career staff, but he is also committed to correcting the regulatory overreach that occurred under the previous administration.
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Mueller built an extensive case indicating the Republican president had committed obstruction of justice but stopped short of concluding he had committed a crime, though he did not exonerate the president.
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" (Williams committed suicide in 2014.) "Do you see him?
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" Toner added, "We're still committed to pursuing this process.
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He's a committed conservative — much more so than Trump.
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" She added: "We are committed to helping Puerto Rico.
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" They argued that Sayoc committed a "domestic terror attack.
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Louisiana committed five turnovers — three fumbles and two interceptions.
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Why wouldn't anyone if they were committed to #ImpartialJustice ?
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You stayed there, but then ... I was super committed.
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Do not post:• Content depicting, admitting, or promoting the following criminal acts committed by you or your associates Acts of physical harm committed against people; Acts of physical harm committed against animals except in cases of hunting, fishing, religious sacrifice, or food preparation/processing; Poaching or selling endangered species or their parts; Staged animal vs.
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Its sixth early-stage fund, True Ventures VI LP, closed with $350 million in committed capital, and its third Select Fund, True Ventures Select III, closed with $285 million in committed capital.
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"[Welder and Thompson] have committed the organizing power to show that if Democrats run on a clear, committed platform for working class Americans, while rejecting dark money, we can win," she said.
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"Every one of the 50 murders," the group reported, "was committed by a person or persons with ties to right-wing extremism," and at least 39 were committed by white supremacists specifically.
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Key quote from Cindy Mann, former Medicaid official under President Obama: Verma was "very committed to extending coverage to low-income families," and also "very committed to a particular ideology" — personal responsibility.
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Buck hit the former special counsel for laying out instances where Trump may have committed obstruction of justice, but declining to make a decision on whether the president had actually committed obstruction.
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The Broncos, also 3-5, have committed two false starts — the fewest in the league — through eight weeks while the Jets have committed 12 and are ranked third worst in the NFL.
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Of at least 372 murders that were committed by domestic extremists between 2007 and 2016, according to a study by the Anti-Defamation League, 74 percent were committed by right-wing extremists.
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"I came to run the Department of Veterans Affairs because I'm committed to veterans, and I'm committed to fighting for them," Shulkin told CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union" Sunday.
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"I am one of the few people that was here in 1986 and we had the president of the United States strongly committed — Reagan — and the speaker of the House strongly committed, Tip O'Neill, and the Senate leadership strongly committed, and it barely passed and it took a year and a half, and it took several meltdowns," Barton said.
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Mothers are penalized in pay and promotions because employers assume they will be less committed to work, research shows, while fathers get raises because employers think they will be extra committed to breadwinning.
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Crimes committed by FARC members during the war are to be adjudicated by a special tribunal, but those committed after demobilization are subject to regular judicial procedure, which includes the possibility of extradition.
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What we need to stay focused on is that General Motors is committed to U.S. manufacturing, we are committed to creating high paying jobs and that is something that we have in common.
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Researchers say that eight years after someone has committed a violent offence, or four years after they have committed a property one, they are no likelier than anyone else to break the law.
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Mass shootings are very rarely committed by people with mental health issues, and multiple studies have found that less than 1% of annual gun homicides are committed by people with mental health issues.
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Myanmar has denied it committed acts of genocide, though its own commission admitted some members of its security forces may have committed war crimes in its so-called counterterrorism campaign against the Rohingya.
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He is remarkably vigorous and forward looking when it comes to rigging the games he plays and he must be committed to reelection in a way he's never been committed to anything before.
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Ted Lieu (D-CA) said that the latest allegations suggested Pruitt may have committed one or more felonies: In addition to being a national embarrassment, Scott Pruitt likely committed one or more felonies.
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The defeat of communism showed the strength of committed alliances.
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Iran urged Trump to stay committed to the Iran deal.
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And Egypt eventually committed a naval expedition to the coalition.
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We are extremely committed to the success of our entrepreneurs.
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Facebook and Twitter have committed to introducing publicly available databases.
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After only three years of marriage her husband committed suicide.
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LG says it's committed to an "open" smart home strategy.
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He was here from Day 1 and committed to work.
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He was involuntarily committed for mental evaluation for 72 hours.
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We remain committed and loving parents to our two boys.
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They are committed to ensuring the safety of their patrons.
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She was extremely committed to our youth and the community.
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The president is fully committed to both of these bills.
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Bolton said that Washington was committed to the region's security.
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Within a few months, Manes resigned, and then committed suicide.
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According to police, he subsequently committed suicide in January 2016.
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I committed to the end and wore my kitten heels.
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Comey wants to clear Clinton even though she committed crimes.
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The incursions into Syria, the war crimes he committed there.
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After the couple has committed to pimping the angels, Mrs.
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"We remain committed and have plans to expand," he said.
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UNIDENTIFIED REPORTER: Do you believe Kim is committed to denuclearization?
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In a committed relationship with her flat iron in 1999?
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As for Reef, he's already committed to U of Arizona.
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One star who is still committed to that Coachella life?
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Don't kill somebody just because their parents committed a crime!
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They find each other before they've committed to a gender.
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Scotland has already committed to introducing a deposit return scheme.
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But Georgia committed 20 turnovers while Florida had just nine.
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"We are committed to staying in the U.S," Daley said.
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Vikhlyantseva committed 30 unforced errors, twice as many as Bertens.
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Lattice also said it is committed to achieving profitable growth.
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The archdiocese has committed to paying the remaining $40 million.
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To put it in poker terms, were they pot committed?
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The system isn't perfect, but YouTube seems committed to it.
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The medical examiner's office confirmed to PEOPLE he committed suicide.
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Previously Uber has committed to turning its driver network electric.
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Republicans are committed to developing a plan for working parents.
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It has never committed an act of aggression against others.
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This is what happened, Hillary committed felonies, Hillary obstructed justice.
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Then, in 22011, Hefner's former secretary, Bobbie Arnstein, committed suicide.
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Mr Weinstein allegedly committed dozens of sexual assaults, including rape.
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It had said it is committed to completing the project.
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The Bulldogs also committed nine turnovers in the first half.
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How could anyone have committed these words to a page?
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This brings the group's total committed capital to $7 billion.
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He also committed to keeping existing shows available across platforms.
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Some £2.5 billion ($3 billion) was committed to the project.
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Committed iPhone photographers have long recommended adding an external lens.
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It is an area where he is focused and committed.
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Suspect previously committed fraud Nelson is no stranger to authorities.
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And we're committed to improving our advertising on our platform.
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Is this something you're committed to for generations of phones?
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Crime committed by U.S. servicemen has also occasionally angered residents.
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The US remains fully committed to facilitating a peace agreement.
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Everyone else at the NAMM show seemed committed to extroversion.
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"FIFA is fully committed to respecting human rights," he said.
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News later surfaced that their accuser committed suicide in 2012.
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Starbucks has committed to contributing almost $130,000 (or 100,000 pounds).
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Within six months, he'd committed the same crime in Tonga.
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"I saw the need for committed, devoted teachers," she said.
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He'd committed to enlist, and his DACA status protected him.
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It is unclear whether Mr Temer has committed any crimes.
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But there is significant evidence here that crimes were committed.
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The government is committed to carrying on with universal credit.
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"He's becoming more committed to his faith," the source adds.
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The board is still committed to that plan, Steenland said.
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They "have a committed relationship," says another show business source.
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How many crimes have been committed when drugs were involved?
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State Department officials say they remain committed to the goal.
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We're committed to continually improving Pixel based on user feedback.
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That fanbase is committed to traditional, monogamous, heteronormative dating tropes.
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Others are still committed to pushing management on the issue.
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Only the Liberal Democrats remain committed to the single market.
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Since then, Epstein has committed no crimes, his attorney said.
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Earth Alliance is committed to helping protect the natural world.
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Google has found a committed Android One partner in Xiaomi .
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"We remain fully committed to completing this transaction," he added.
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Steve and Jill Matthiasson are farmers, winemakers and committed environmentalists.
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We are committed to get to the bottom of this.
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Every citizen has committed a common strict liability crime: speeding.
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However those who committed serious crimes will not be considered.
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In September it committed to overshoot its 2% inflation target.
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Germany committed forces to expeditionary missions in Iraq and Mali.
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The agency has currently committed to build 20,000 housing units.
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McConnell has remained committed to holding a vote this week.
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Giorgi committed six double faults and scored just one ace.
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But the candidate committed a technical foul at game time.
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Amazon has committed to this idea at a granular level.
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Mr. Attia quickly became one of its most committed members.
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SHE IS THE ONE THAT, YOU KNOW, COMMITTED PLAGARISM. RIGHT?
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The Ukrainians, however, never committed to making such a statement.
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However, crimes are committed by real people, not legal entities.
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What I'm committed to is, we're going to read them.
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But Democratic leaders were still committed to the reform agenda.
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And we do continue to be committed to that vision.
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"The owners are fully committed to their company," he said.
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We fell in love and committed ourselves to each other.
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Shortly thereafter, he said he was committed to Notre Dame.
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Though remaining committed to agriculture, Mr MacLennan rejects that idea.
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He is immune from prosecution for actions committed in office.
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He committed the shooting out of "revenge", the police said.
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He has committed career suicide; he will rapidly become irrelevant.
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Cosby's legal team is committed to appealing any prison time.
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"And I think they were committed to working through them."
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Nintendo has committed to releasing a number of mobile games.
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"She's smart and she's motivated and she's committed," Heimowitz says.
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I suspect that was the most excruciating scene ever committed.
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She was a committed and caring MP (Member of Parliament).
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Geo said it was committed to an independent editorial policy.
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Every one of those actors and extras were so committed.
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Republicans are still committed to repealing the Affordable Care Act.
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We were committed in doing it one way or another.
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Sandoz said it is committed to a robust biosimilar portfolio.
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The Horned Frogs also committed 11 penalties for 104 yards.
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It has committed to drill one exploration well before Oct.
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That is why we are committed to finding a solution.
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You lost your dad, who committed suicide in the offseason.
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"I was 100 percent committed to fitting in," she says.
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PIF has committed to invest $45 billion in Vision Fund.
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He finished with 22 points but also committed 10 turnovers.
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"Every team is very committed to the cause," he gushed.
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He committed his first flagrant foul in the first half.
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For now, Tesla is staying committed to its Autopilot feature.
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We are also committed to better communicating our data practices.
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Bombardier said it was committed to working out any disputes.
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Both women are ruthlessly committed to their own public image.
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When crimes are committed against us, they aren't taken seriously.
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We are committed to listening to our community and evolving.
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Gomez, in right field on Tuesday, also committed an error.
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But the company says it's still committed to the gadget.
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"He is committed to maintaining the special relationship," he said.
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Although several candidates have committed to appearing-- including GOP Sen.
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PIRRO: You know, they were committed to their own future.
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Heard has committed to donating the full amount to charities.
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He cannot reach out beyond people already committed to him.
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California is committed to the effort begun under former Gov.
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Nelson previously committed fraud Nelson is no stranger to authorities.
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At a Democratic forum in January, Clinton wasn't as committed.
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But she committed to focusing in on the real world.
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Nazi officials for crimes committed during the previous six years.
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It was not immediately clear if he committed the killings.
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Lemuel Jones said Roy Jones remains as committed as ever.
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The company is also committed to improve its debt structure.
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The Bucks committed seven turnovers in the first 12 minutes.
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We are committed to a collaborative, inclusive and safe workplace.
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Karlie Kloss committed the cardinal sin: She wasn't '90s enough.
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Escobar and Jorge Bonifacio also committed errors in the inning.
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A spokeswoman said Twinings was "fully committed to ethical sourcing".
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Gillette has "committed itself to a metamorphosis," we are told.
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The group's leaders are still committed to attacking the West.
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I personally like the young man, so I committed $5.
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The new rule applies only to crimes committed after Jan.
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In the meantime, Democrats are committed to keeping it simple.
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You seem like a man fairly committed to his ideals.
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He committed to recusing himself from matters tied to Raytheon.
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Price committed to extending the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP).
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Senate Republicans are committed to making sure that they do.
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The Thunder shot only 37.9 percent and committed 1988 turnovers.
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"For us right now, we're committed to Android," Seiche said.
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In contrast to Trump, European populists are committed conservative nationalists.
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Beyond testing, Ola has also committed hard capital to EVs.
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Rouhani said on Tuesday Iran was committed to the deal.
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Tina Turner's oldest son has committed suicide ... TMZ has learned.
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Not a quitter or a sheep, committed to the show.
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But we've committed, and we've been working on that issue.
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The company is also committed to improving its debt structure.
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We are committed to a dialogue with regulators and policymakers.
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Twitch is clearly committed to broadening its purview beyond gaming.
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There's no evidence in the docs she's committed such misdeeds.
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He will deport those who have absolutely committed a crime.
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St. Petersburg, Florida, committed to a full renewable energy transition.
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And I'm glad Lovesick is committed to telling that story.
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Chargers owner Dean Spanos has not yet committed to leaving.
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Are you able to committed to your most desired goals?
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Gorsuch told the Senate he's not committed to undoing Chevron.
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But not everybody is 100 percent committed to that outlook.
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"I'm committed to this for the long term," he said.
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"We're very committed to staying a family business," says Rachel.
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We at BIO are committed to providing that full picture.
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She committed suicide in 2012 at the age of 30.
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An official who had once overseen the site committed suicide.
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EQT said it remains committed to invest in IVC's growth.
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The Bruins committed 14 turnovers while Cincinnati had just six.
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McCloud has committed 10 turnovers over the last two games.
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On Tuesday, he insisted he had not committed any crime.
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The Gaels committed just one turnover in the first half.
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He wasn't ready to commit yet "committed" like absolute scum!
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I am accused of something that I have never committed.
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I had to be really committed to authenticity over laughs.
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So you can say I'm extra committed to this marriage.
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Maybe all those people are innocent and committed no crimes.
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The overwhelming number of attacks are committed by US citizens.
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Elli currently has no other available or committed liquidity buffers.
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SADIQ KHAN: I am committed to protecting the green belt.
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The firms however said they remained committed to the deal.
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Bell committed his crimes between May 2015 and June 2017.
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The same crimes committed against African Americans are quickly forgotten.
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They're still committed to being good parents to their children.
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The real issue is the crimes committed by illegal aliens.
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It also happened to be when she committed to transitioning.
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Combatants who committed crimes are to face a special tribunal.
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The experience made her even more committed to her research.
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Charger said the tribe was committed to stopping the pipeline.
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Etsy, for its part, remains committed to freedom of expression.
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It has said it is committed to staying in Hungary.
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Most notably, Trump appears to suggest that Comey committed perjury.
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In Canada, Marshall couldn't have committed his crime so easily.
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As a category, sex workers tend to be committed activists.
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Others were killed, committed suicide or were left permanently scarred.
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How many honor killings are committed in the United States?
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We remain committed to providing quality, compassionate health care services.
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While he was on the run, he committed two felonies.
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Iowa has committed 50 total turnovers during its losing skid.
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One Japanese couple, reports Mashable, really committed to the theme.
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These committed, enthusiastic parents take an active role in fatherhood.
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Still, Oculus executives say they are committed to Zuckerberg's strategy.
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And if Grassley isn't committed, then nothing -- hearing, legislation, etc.
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He was 25 at the time he committed the murder.
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Virtual banks say they remain fully committed to Hong Kong.
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The Trail Blazers committed 17 turnovers and Sacramento had 43.
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In the end, they committed to continuing the urgent conversation.
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FEMA isn't the only agency committed to Puerto Rico's recovery.
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TransCanada said Wednesday it is committed to building the project.
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Furthermore, we remain committed to our two supplemental essay questions.
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"What a terrible, dastardly, cowardly act was committed," Dayton said.
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They're both completely committed to each other and [son] Noah.
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Most of that money is committed to the Gulf Coast.
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The Clippers committed 19 turnovers to 15 for the Bucks.
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J. R. Smith had committed to becoming a terrific defender.
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We remain committed to meeting the needs of our clients.
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For now, they say they are committed to the alliance.
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Amazon, Facebook, Google, Microsoft and Salesforce each committed $50 million.
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Republicans haven't publicly committed to releasing their bill this week.
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The company has said it's committed to improving these numbers.
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He committed suicide in 21991 at the age of 21.
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Prisoners explain on camera how they supposedly committed heinous crimes.
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Mr. Carion has lined up an impressive and committed cast.
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He committed to turning around its European operations including SFR.
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Trump prefers to highlight cases where immigrants have committed crimes.
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" "We're very committed and we're not going to let up.
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Being fully present and committed to one task, is indispensable.
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"We are committed to addressing the OCC's concerns," he said.
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The whistleblower who filed a complaint against him committed espionage.
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Once he had committed to the Buckeyes, his workouts changed.
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The centerpiece is something committed Zelda fans already knew about.
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Pelosi is acknowledging that the president has committed prosecutable crimes.
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Deputies determined no crime had been committed, according to Sgt.
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The gunman who committed the massacre in an Orlando, Fla.
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Liu has since committed suicide, according to Chinese state media.
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The Foles are committed to raising awareness about the disorder.
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About $38 million was committed this week, the WFP said.
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A committed group of lawyers and community members did so.
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Asked directly whether Barr committed a crime, she didn't hesitate.
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Asked directly whether Barr committed a crime, Pelosi didn't hesitate.
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He committed to remaining "the backbenchers' backstop" in the meantime.
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President Trump is committed to restoring America's credibility on Iran.
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"This is unacceptable, and we're committed to seeing this change."
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Management says it is committed to deleveraging its balance sheet.
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A majority claim they are committed to voting against him.
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Lew committed suicide 22 minutes after the hazing, she said.
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Instead, she wanted to explore violent acts committed by women.
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We should be committed to making sure it works properly.
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Lanza committed suicide as first responders arrived at the school.
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He has committed perjury (at least) in the Jones case.
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"She's committed, she's passionate, she's smart, she's worldly," Ginóbili said.
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They are committed to carrying that banner for progressive change.
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We are committed to ensuring our credit process is fair.
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Washington committed 21 turnovers that led to 503 Milwaukee points.
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If this is so, Trump has committed an impeachable offense.
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Being fully present and committed to one task is indispensable.
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He's committed to his drugs, and letting them kill him.
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"To be honest I wasn't committed to running," Clinton said.
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Mueller neither concluded that Trump committed obstruction nor exonerated him.
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Those were homegrown, committed by U.S. citizens and legal residents.
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So I am very committed to taking classified information seriously.
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Most Serbs deny that crimes were committed during the war.
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The Red Raiders committed just seven turnovers while forcing 13.
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The party is now thoroughly committed to diversity and inclusion.
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The company has also committed to PHE's sugar reduction program.
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Vein has not committed to a presidential candidate so far.
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All of them were allegedly committed by United Nations peacekeepers.
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He also committed two fielding errors in the second inning.
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We know Clinton committed felonies and crimes and obstructed justice.
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Portland committed much of its defensive effort to containing Cousins.
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Divorced from Thomas's mother, Martha, he committed suicide on Sept.
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Both sides committed to increasing purchases and finding common ground.
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We are committed to preventing youth access of JUUL products.
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Recently, Mélida's cousin Leila, the former FARC member, committed suicide.
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The Trump administration has publicly committed itself to defeating ISIS.
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Manning, who at the time was Bradley Manning, committed acts
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Fourth, America's closest allies remain committed to the Iran deal.
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But Northern Iowa, struggling to inbound, committed four consecutive turnovers.
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Mr. Rotunno has the right idea with the Committed Pig.
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Both are committed to secular amelioration of the human condition.
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At least #BernieBros are committed enough to troll for free.
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Huawei said in a statement it was committed to security.
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Tesco's CEO said he was "completely committed" to the deal.
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But despite the hardships, Mehta is committed to the industry.
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It was not disclosed what crime he had committed previously.
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Both are committed to diversity and equal pay for women.
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And I've committed myself, body and soul, to that effort.
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For once, a sitting administration committed wholeheartedly to the transition.
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Bitcoin is a committed shitshow known for its chronic infighting.
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I, as a mother, do not believe she committed suicide.
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The Defense Department said it is committed to remediating problems.
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There is no celebrity beefer more committed than Liam Gallagher.
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There is something atavistic about committed away fans, something primeval.
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Bumble has committed over a million so far, Forbes reported.
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GIPHY is committed to making sure that's always the case.
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I'd committed to it, I needed to continue with it.
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Both had committed to voting in favor of the deal.
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Trump remains committed to withdrawing from the Paris climate deal.
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And naturally, we're committed to keeping you in the know.
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Nancy quickly committed herself to life as a water protector.
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Mark Madoff committed suicide in December 2010 at age 46.
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Four years ago the woman who accused him committed suicide.
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The Axeman of New Orleans committed murders without getting caught.
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Fluent in Arabic and regional customs, committed to a spirit
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They should be committed to holding strong on their principles.
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He had not committed a single disciplinary infraction since 1980.
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You want to seem committed but also know your boundaries.
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A CN spokesman said the railway was committed to negotiations.
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He committed suicide in April at the age of 210.
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After prosecutors dropped their case, he committed suicide in 2015.
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Her father declared that they were committed to their faith.
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I feel like people are committed to that right now.
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Are repetitions committed deliberately, to send messages to puzzle solvers?
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It applies only to crimes that were committed after Jan.
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Months earlier, Ollie's father committed suicide in the icy lake.
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In March, Truman committed $400 million for Greece and Turkey.
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Broadcom said it "remains fully committed" to making a deal.
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Though Mr. Cuccinelli lost, Mr. Mercer committed to moving forward.
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In exchange, North Korea has not publicly committed to anything.
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I'm committed to protecting our democratic process from outside influence.
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They have to be committed and treated against their will.
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Opposition armed groups had also committed rapes and sexual violence.
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Do you think President Trump has committed crimes in office?
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We are committed to making this right for our customers.
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For one, he committed rather strongly to not firing Mueller.
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Whether or not he succeeds, he has committed a crime.
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It's stuff like that that I'm really committed to doing.
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"These are committed people," he said of the agency employees.
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Charismatic and committed, she defied the expectations of both sides.
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He has strongly denied allegations that he committed domestic violence.
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The city is committed to preventing these tragedies from happening.
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This guy is committed on a level that is insane.
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Last season, they committed 53 false starts in 16 contests.
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They arrested Mr. Frese, saying he had committed criminal libel.
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As long as they stay committed to it, they will.
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Are we a multiethnic democracy committed to equality under law?
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Huawei says it is committed to complying with the law.
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We must remain committed to rebuilding communities ravaged by genocide.
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We are committed to providing a respectful and inclusive workplace.
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He was committed to hospitals four times in three countries.
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In 1999, there were 16,599 suicides committed with a firearm.
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"We're committed to social change through manufacturing," Ms. López said.
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Ten countries have already committed to the project, he said.
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We are committed to providing exceptional service to our customers.
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That's like wanting credit for solving the crimes you committed.
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But it stayed focused and committed to a clear strategy.
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After he was charged in her death, he committed suicide.
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And Bob needs to understand that he committed a crime.
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In the last year six of them have committed suicide.
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"We were totally committed to staying together," Mr. Dexheimer said.
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Chelsea committed suicide in 2009 at the age of 23.
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"They committed dark and cruel acts against me," Giuffre said.
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"We're committed to continually improving to stay ahead," Gleicher said.
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The team committed to making the move earlier this season.
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I only know Meng Wanzhou has not committed any crime.
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But Republicans remain committed to maintaining America's global military might.
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Morrison was a committed and persuasive advocate for human complexity.
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And a small, deeply committed few never temper their obsession.
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Overall, Milwaukee committed 20 turnovers to 16 for Los Angeles.
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Wolfgang Puck Catering has also committed to choosing sustainable offerings.
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They seem most committed to social, economic and criminal justice.
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Both Avast and Jumpshot committed themselves to 100% GDPR compliance.
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Last year, Joseph Thomas, an engineer at Uber, committed suicide.
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But he's committed to stirring up online conversation as well.
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A WeWork spokeswoman said the company remained committed to WeLive.
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The fallen executive committed a cardinal, culturally unacceptable sin: hubris.
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He sounded committed to pushing his limits, all the time.
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If it was committed, it must have been somewhere else.
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NATO Allies remain committed to a better future for Afghanistan.
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We are absolutely committed to it for the full season.
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But we're absolutely committed to following all moral and regulations.
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The bank remains committed to waiving the interest, Kanaan said.
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"We are committed to meeting this responsibility fully," she added.
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It's not a case either about whether he committed suicide.
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Since then, Kardashian West has been committed to prison reform.
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Soberón: We are committed for five years, the first stage.
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The company wants to stay committed to a core plan.
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They were selfless, mission focused, and committed to their teammates.
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Both have committed to voting in favor of the deal.
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Yet, Democrats on the committee remain committed to pushing forward.
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Cohen has said he committed the crimes at Trump's direction.
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One despairing prisoner committed suicide by jumping from a window.
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Congress should remain committed to getting it done in 2016.
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He made 5 of 10 shots and committed five turnovers.
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China has committed to buying $40 billion in agricultural products.
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We are fully committed to the integrity of our projects.
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Germany and Britain have not yet committed to 5G providers.
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"He's a very committed player," Hornets coach Steve Clifford said.
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" [Sacramento Bee] • "Leslie Van Houten committed an act of terrorism.
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Blouin remained committed to her political beliefs to the end.
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But you had to be committed; you had to hunt.
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The Wizards committed 23 turnovers to 17 for the Magic.
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He is committed to fighting for Medicare and Social Security.
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Detroit also committed 513 turnovers, leading to 251 Chicago points.
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The U.S. on Saturday committed "technical assistance" to the fight.
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The Czech Republic is committed to the "one China" policy.
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THRUSH: Do you think she might have committed a crime?
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It is committed to managed trade to protect the CAP.
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""He was very committed to being authentic, to being true.
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" "We're committed to gather the information before we reach conclusions.
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Make no mistake: Trump is absolutely committed to tax cuts.
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Sure, Meredith committed insurance fraud and Alex and Richard knew.
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Texas Tech committed only nine turnovers, while shooting 42.6 percent.
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However, we are committed to supporting Malik during this time.
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Mr. Ferré remained committed to achieving statehood for Puerto Rico.
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That skews statistics around who has committed crimes, Malin says.
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The Blue Devils committed 11 turnovers in the first half.
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The probe also uncovered acts of abuse committed by Vanier.
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The company has committed $9.5 million to Harvey relief efforts.
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Damascus has said it is committed to the Adana accord.
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NC State committed only one turnover in the first half.
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I was so committed to having her and raising her.
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Sprouts has said it's always committed to being competitively priced.
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He committed no major gaffes, picked up some valuable i.o.u.
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Parents like them committed vandalism out of love and despair.
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They're not returning to better, more committed and upstanding men.
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"I think they were fully committed," Esper said of Turkey.
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Those swept up have committed a broad range of offenses.
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This was an agency suddenly committed to fighting and winning.
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The Raiders committed 12 penalties to none for the Chiefs.
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Throughout the recent changes, Jeramiah has been committed to football.
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Yet he is apparently not committed to any single proposal.
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We caught up with them in our continuing Committed series.
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"It's stupidity ... but not proof he committed murder," he said.
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So Bannon committed political suicide and the stock market cheered.
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CORBAT: WELL, ONE IS WE'RE VERY COMMITTED TO U.S. BANKING.
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This is an area I'm deeply committed to improving at.
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We've committed ourselves to bringing net migration to sustainable levels.
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And Apple is committed to original content for TV Plus.
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Ms. Calle has committed to never revealing what she hears.
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I don't believe that they're committed to doing that now.
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"I would have committed to Donald sight unseen," she said.
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Fitch said it understood Qatar remained committed to those plans.
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Our neighbor and I are committed to doing our part.
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"I've recently committed to oiling my scalp daily," she says.
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But the party denies that its leaders committed any atrocities.
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" "We're committed to enacting long-lasting changes following her recommendations.
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Democrats are committed to protecting these workers and their families.
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He was dealt to Boston once Chicago committed to rebuilding.
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Richard Pan (D), believed Newsom had committed to signing it.
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That's not necessarily the language of someone with committed financing.
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If you have committed financing, you have documentation and conditions.
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San Jose State also committed seven turnovers in the half.
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Cos the whistleblower knows he committed a bunch of crimes!
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He hadn't committed a crime in more than 13 years.
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"House Republicans just committed an incredible and outrageous breach," Rep.
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He committed suicide a day after he denied the allegations.
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Vodafone Hutchison Australia said it remains committed to the deal.
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Kelley committed suicide before he could be apprehended, officials said.
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Both companies committed six ships each to the new services.
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In 230, he was alleged to have committed stock manipulation.
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The Highlanders committed 23 turnovers, leading to 24 WSU points.
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"The president is committed to moving legislation through," Sanders said.
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The place they actively came to, and committed themselves to.
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In my belief about the campaign, I had committed this.
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He is a stalwart conservative; I am a committed progressive.
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Washington also committed only three turnovers but shot 38 percent.
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Those who stayed committed to the ship started to panic.
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We are committed to becoming the utility our customers deserve.
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Conservatives are committed to innovation, economic freedom, and rising prosperity.
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"We're committed to creating jobs in the U.S.," he said.
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Affleck has remained steadfast that he's committed to the role.
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And Kim hasn't committed to a timeline of any sort.
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Goldman Sachs and Scotiabank advised Fortis and provided committed financing.
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They also committed to using only renewable energy by 2045.
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Institutional investors have committed to investing $240 billion (€2120 billion).
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I think the NFL is committed to doing the same.
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We're talking about a major crime... being committed against her.
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The scams are committed using many methods, including gift cards.
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A long list of providers have committed to doing so.
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We welcome the prospect of committed leadership from the top.
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Musk did not say if the Saudi fund committed money.
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"So as we sit here today, we're committed," he said.
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A good friend of mine was imprisoned and committed suicide.
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And they have remained committed to each other ever since.
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The professional community is committed to making this legislation work.
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Mike is committed to helping people stay in their homes.
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Through him I was meeting a more politically committed circle.
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Whether a player committed holding or pass interference is not.
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Mr. Abili throws himself into the scene with committed fury.
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This potential felony was committed while Mr. Trump was president.
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" She added, "Waterfront is committed to caring for our guests.
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I wasn't convinced that he was committed to living lawfully.
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"We are deeply committed to try to make this happen."
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The territorial government recently committed $2.5 million to combatting smoking.
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He's naturally funny and totally committed to what he's doing.
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The government of Guam is committed to defending the trust.
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But then you see how committed and driven they are.
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The question that remains is why they committed the crime.
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Tito Ortiz says he's 100% committed to making Ortiz vs.
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All of the sudden, it was personal... He committed suicide.
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The other side is committed, disciplined, organized, lots of money.
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Many of those committed were sent by a court order.
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We are committed to ensuring that these issues are resolved.
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They committed 19% of the crimes analyzed in the research.
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"The President-elect is committed to a jobs and infrastructure bill, and I am committed and to need your help in making sure that bill includes our Nations treasures," Zinke said in his opening.
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Respondents who admitted to being longtime hallucinogen users had a 27 percent lower chance of having committed larceny and 22 percent lower chance of having committed a violent crime in the past 12 months.
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After the US committed $750 million to the Northern Triangle countries three years ago, these countries committed more than seven times that amount -- $5.4 billion of their own resources -- to help their own people.
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The vast majority of murders are committed with handguns, according to the FBI, and a relatively small number are committed with rifles -- the type of guns O'Rourke would target with his mandatory buyback program.
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South Africa's justice minister added that the country remains committed to holding those who committed crimes against humanity accountable, and that it intended to work closely with the African Union and other African countries.
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Breaking tonight, the Associated Press reporting that according to South Korea&aposs president, North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un he has committed to the summit with President Trump and he&aposs committed to denuclearization.
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Pence said ICE will prioritize immigrants with deportation orders who have also committed crimes in the US, though he was vague on whether those who had not committed crimes could be targeted as well.
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By this, I believe he meant that those who had not yet committed would commit to him or that those who had already committed to Clinton would change their stance and move to him.
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According to a Quinnipiac University poll released Tuesday, 64% of registered voters said Trump had committed crimes before entering office and nearly half of voters -- 45% -- think he committed crimes while serving as President.
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And on the other, there is a larger percentage of American Jews who are committed to Israel and committed to democracy and want to see it as a safe place that reflects our values.
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Russian airline Volga Dnepr committed to buying Boeing freighters worth $1303 billion at list prices, while U.S. leasing company Air Lease Corp committed to buying as many as 2130 Boeing aircraft worth $22 billion.
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Before Bloomberg launched his presidential campaign, he committed to spending $100 million on anti-Trump advertisements and has committed $15 million to $20 million on voter registration efforts in battleground states across the country.
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Despite my disagreements with the former secretary of State personally and politically, I have always known and believed her to be strongly patriotic, committed to the United States, and committed to doing what's right.
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Whatever other crimes may or may not have been committed, may or may not have potentially been on the brink of being committed, these were all crimes of being before they were anything else.
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"I think in this man, we have somebody who understands the process of justice, who is committed to an appropriate and positive process, is committed to the law, the Constitution, and the people," Sen.
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Deporting undocumented immigrants who have committed crimes Trump did not repeat his campaign promise to deport all undocumented immigrants, pledging to focus first on deporting illegal immigrants who have committed crimes in the United States.
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Robertson said that the United States was committed to Turkey's border security but that the fight against Islamic State was not over and the Syrian Democratic Forces remained a "committed partner" against the militant group.
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But as long as Powell stays committed to the December hike and three more next year, ... and the president stays committed to expanding his tariffs, then history says we've got more downside no matter what.
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He was prosecuted for offenses he had not committed (he was not a Treblinka guard), and it looked as if he would escape punishment for the grievous offenses he had committed (as a Sobibor guard).
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I am so sorry to my husband Bruce, who has stood by me in my darkest moments and remains committed to our marriage, just as I am committed to repairing the damage I have done.
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In accordance with Pennsylvania law, the hearing will decide if there is enough evidence "that a crime has been committed and the accused is probably the one who committed it," to the prosecution to proceed.
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Trump Vows to Create Office for Victims of Crimes Committed by ImmigrantsSpeaking at his first joint address to Congress, President Trump said he'd create a new office to assist victims of crimes committed by immigrants.
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"At this stage, the exact nature of any offense committed is not clear, and the ongoing investigation is committed to seeking any evidence or information that will assist this," Scotland Yard said in a statement.
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"The U.S. is firmly committed to the complete verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of the Korean peninsula and I am committed to our mutual alliance," Davidson said at the outset of talks with Onodera in Tokyo.
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Their analysis showed that kids processed through juvenile courts committed another crime nearly 50 percent of the time, while those who received just minimal restorative justice committed new offenses only 31 percent of the time.
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At his trial, he invokes his right, under the Sixth Amendment, to a jury composed of people from the state where the murder was committed (Idaho) and from the federal district where it was committed.
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The report said the shortfalls left detectives unable to properly investigate all of their cases, and resulted in a system that prioritized sexual assaults committed by strangers over those committed by someone a victim knew.
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Mr. Mueller said it would be inappropriate for him to decide whether Mr. Trump committed obstruction of justice, because carrying out that analysis would create the risk of concluding that the president committed a crime.
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Indianapolis remains committed to keeping its Amazon bid a secret too.
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George and Amal Clooney have long been committed to social justice.
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Committed information will be available on Wednesday, the pipeline operator said.
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Our European allies and partners have committed to do the same.
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The state has committed to using 100% renewable energy by 2045.
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Camp Pendleton is committed to providing safe and compliant drinking water.
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Trump plays up the alleged threat of crime committed by immigrants.
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But the Saudis and Emiratis have not committed to hiking output.
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We are committed to the U.K. anyway, this is our home.
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Last year it committed to a 10% reduction in ad breaks.
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Fewer than half were attending school when they committed the crime.
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"I don't exactly know what crime I have committed," said Aksakoglu.
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Nixon was a committed rule-breaker who pretended not to be.
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Even a company like Amazon that's really committed to cross-device.
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Go deeper: Rick Gates says he committed crimes with Paul Manafort
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On Tuesday, Anthony said that he remained committed to the Knicks.
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After the drubbing, Tony Brown stayed committed to his game plan.
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I was committed to being there with her until the end.
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Most British legislation applies only to crimes committed within the country.
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Even the most committed cops can struggle to build a case.
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Those who have committed crimes will be expelled to their country.
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It's really committed getting people to the polls to vote tomorrow.
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The remaining members have said they remain committed to the deal.
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The Cyclones committed 11 turnovers and forced the Hawkeyes into 18.
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Eventually, the two split up, and committed to co-parenting Bentley.
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The overwhelming majority of attacks have been committed by U.S. citizens.
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"No crimes were committed here," said attorney Steve Coffey, representing Aiello.
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Tell yourself over and over again: Your attacker committed a crime.
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Cersei committed Westeros' largest terrorist attack before Dany one-upped her.
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How committed is Trump to this brand new policy toward Syria?
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Attorney General remains fully committed to enforcing state voter fraud laws
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Karl&aposs figures include people who have committed crimes like speeding.
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Four months later at 215 years old, Cedar also committed suicide.
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Four months later at 212 years old, Cedar also committed suicide.
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Doing so could take years, since the country already is committed.
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Today, I stand here humbled, enriched and committed, because of it.
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Nevertheless, any committed would-be gunsmith can presumably figure it out.
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Winchester committed his alleged crimes as an officer in two cities.
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"We decided that we were committed, and gonna stay," she said.
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Nor is it always obvious when a crime is being committed.
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No one can say they aren't committed to their craft. Seriously.
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The former Massachusetts governor is a committed free trader for example.
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"We are committed to this project," Adani Chairman Gautam Adani said.
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The company has committed to paying billions of dollars in fines.
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Foxconn has committed to building a $10 billion factory in Wisconsin.
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Committed to razors Gillette has struggled in recent years against competition.
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Mattis has reassured allies that the U.S. is committed to NATO.
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The team's infielders had not committed an error since June 27.
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He's committed to a three—a harsh judgment coming from him.
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BAKISH: LOOK, WE'RE ABSOLUTELY COMMITTED TO MAINTAINING OUR INVESTMENT GRADE STATUS.
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None of this is proof actual crimes were committed by anyone.
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The Trump administration has not committed either way on the provision.
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The woman was not arrested, as she had committed no crime.
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But Bush said Northrop is "fully committed" to the project's success.
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Nestle said on Monday it remained committed to its current strategy.
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Once you submit a view, you've committed to a mental marathon.
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We remain committed to vigorously defending ourselves against these baseless allegations.
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I had an 21.5-year history with Apple and felt committed.
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He encourages people to remain committed to learning throughout their lives.
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To date, there are 162 member states committed to the treaty.
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LONG SHIRTS – to some you would think we committed a crime!
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We are committed to being here for them, no matter what.
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This fall, Gigi Hadid truly committed to the personalized jacket trend.
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But there still is controversy surrounding the group of committed performers.
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We are committed to openness and transparency in everything we do.
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But I don&apost know whether or not he committed treason.
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Apple is also committed to developing autonomous vehicles, or driverless cars.
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Why is the idea of retiring unthinkable to a committed artist?
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Reagan named committed deregulators to head the FCC, FTC, and OSHA.
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Are you committed to getting frequent manicures or trendy nail art?
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They committed four errors in that game and three more Friday.
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SoftBank and all other investors are committed in realizing this ambition.
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Second, show the world precisely how committed you are to health.
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It is fully committed to being both at the same time.
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Wilkes earlier told Reuters that OceanaGold has not committed environmental violations.
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He suggested the sides are still committed to making it happen.
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Do people think there's some impeachable offenses that the President committed?
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The Bulldogs made 5 of 23 shots and committed nine turnovers.
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Brown said that Google remained committed to diversity in the workplace.
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We're committed to donating up to 100,000 meals to sudanese civilians.
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Four manufacturers have already committed to the series, according to Ezpeleta.
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If there's a crime committed, we need to hold him accountable.
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France's finance minister said he remained committed to privatising the company.
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She's also committed to the bit, no matter what it is.
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So far, though, it still seems committed to promoting its software.
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In 1969, the artist committed herself to San Diego's Mercy Hospital.
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What they didn't understand was how committed I was to leaving.
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But today, it has committed only 1.4 percent, or $2.7 billion.
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A lot of them have signed it and committed to that.
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Right now, I've committed to four days of exercise a week.
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Just this week, Facebook committed $1 billion for Bay Area housing.
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Xavier (7-5) committed just six turnovers in the second half.
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Every editor who worked for Reverb was committed to those principles.
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Or maybe he never committed to anything in the first place.
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We are committed to our fans and employees around the world.
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And committed up to $20 billion for Blackstone's global infrastructure fund.
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Other celebrities, including Brie Larson, have also committed to the rider.
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Young Americans are committed to reshaping America's toxic relationship to capitalism.
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The report stopped short of declaring Trump had committed a crime.
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But there are other businesses the bank appears committed to holding.
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NP: Just to answer the question, you're all committed to Soli.
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Clinton also has a more committed voter base among millionaire voters.
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The Beavers committed five turnovers, including four in the second half.
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" Kamala Harris said the President had "committed crimes in plain sight.
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By the time it was settled, his mother had committed suicide.
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Dear Customer Microsoft is committed to providing our customers with transparency.
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"Renita remains committed to having her day in court," he said.
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The graphic vastly overstated the number of homicides committed by blacks.
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CLINTON: Well, Andrea, I am absolutely committed to universal health care.
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We are committed to making Xplore profitable through all market cycles.
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I've loved seeing people being courageous and being committed to something.
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Kill All Cancer is committed in supporting the fight against cancer.
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Now, even Microsoft might not be very committed to them anymore.
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Then, Evans' brother Harry committed suicide in the spring of 1979.
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"But yes, absolutely I'd be committed to Article 5," he said.
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Microsoft remains committed to doing our part to achieve its goals.
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John Harwood: Do you believe he's committed crimes while in office?
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John Harwood: You do believe he's committed crimes while in office.
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We are committed to being a good partner to Dutch cities.
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It's something that I am personally committed to trying to address.
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It is far from clear how committed she is to trying.
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They are committed, engaged, inclusive, and sensible (for the most part).
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I'm in a committed relationship right now, so I'm not exploring.
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There's still much to do, and Apple is committed to help.
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The United Nations has said the army may have committed genocide.
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That logic would make even the most committed married couples chaste.
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One of the six janitors committed suicide soon after his arrest.
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Strategies Vanguard may have committed a sin while pursuing a virtue.
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Within hours, deputies informed O'Connell's family that she had committed suicide.
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But the judge maintained that Somerville had committed a serious offense.
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I am committed to ending anti-black racism, antisemitism, homophobia & transphobia.
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It's the way I learned it and I'm committed to it.
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The only crime he committed that morning was him being black.
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No atrocities are committed unless human beings choose to commit them.
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Show the team you're just as committed, if not more so.
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I am committed to people not having to do it alone.
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Still, I was committed to giving this the ol' college try.
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Darryl Fisher is a civilian pilot committed to honoring senior veterans.
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Critics agree Tom Hardy committed big time to his parasitic role.
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Anyone committed to a long-distance relationship deserves a standing ovation.
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You have all these engineers who are committed to one strategy.
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They have had their ups and downs, but they remained committed.
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Rio has said it is committed to its "progressive" dividend policy.
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When he was only 11 years old, his father committed suicide.
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Cathy knows many of the crimes the Underwoods and Doug committed.
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He was released in 2010 and committed suicide two years later.
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She committed to working with us to discuss specific policy solutions.
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We are committed to a new ZTE, compliant, healthy and trustworthy.
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Pacific committed 22 turnovers while shooting 26.7 percent from the field.
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Kazatomprom, the largest producer, committed to a 19% cut in December.
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Sierra kidnapped and murdered the young boy and then committed suicide.
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But with this, you're not committed in any kind of way.
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Washington committed 20 turnovers on Thursday - six by Matisse Thybulle. 3.
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In the decades that followed, central banks committed to inflation targets.
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They've literally committed to nothing, so what would we even verify?
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He apologized and said he was committed to fixing the problem.
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In court, Kenney said she knew Frazee allegedly had committed murder.
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We're committed to meeting those commitments and to furthering this relationship.
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When it was time to be committed, we were fully in.
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"A number of companies have already committed to Dublin," Donoghue said.
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