It's a fail to deliver, fail to deliver, fail to deliver situation.
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To deliver favors, the machine had to deliver votes, and to deliver votes, the machine had to deliver real services to real people.
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"Deliver us serenity / Deliver us peace / Deliver us loving / We know we need it," he says.
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When they deliver they tend not to deliver for only one, they will deliver for more.
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While the vast majority of services deliver on a monthly basis, some deliver four bottles, some deliver six bottles, and some deliver not by the bottle, but by the glass.
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That ultimately means changing care, how we deliver it, where we deliver it, who delivers it and the way we deliver it.
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I say unable to deliver, some would say refuse to deliver.
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"I deliver all the line I can deliver," Mr. Panter said.
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They don't raise their revenues big, in terms of the forecast, and then they deliver, deliver, deliver," Cramer said on "Squawk on the Street.
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They deliver no new emotional information even if they do deliver delight.
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"We believe that if you deliver groceries, you can deliver anything," Smith said.
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"You have to deliver what you say you're going to deliver," Lee said.
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" The simple takeaway: "Over-deliver on results and under-deliver on office drama.
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Nicotine isn't the only thing e-cigs deliver; they also deliver formaldehyde, a carcinogen.
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But we know we have to both deliver for the shareholders and deliver for society.
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It seems like this stuff doesn't really deliver what we're hearing it's going to deliver.
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Click the Deliver link, select the iPad from the device list and hit the Deliver button.
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Yellen herself deliver a speech will deliver a speech Wednesday expected to focus on community banks.
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"The practical problem is how schools can deliver the curriculum they're supposed to deliver," he said.
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We can't deliver that continuously—we can't deliver continuous awe for an infinite amount of time.
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"If a government can't deliver a census how can it deliver an election?" asks one local academic.
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"They don't need our chairman to deliver something to the president they can deliver themselves," Schiff said.
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"Businesses that deliver healthcare deliver necessarily tight relationships with the folks they're delivering care to," Evans said.
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If they can help deliver two members—and they helped deliver at least two members—they're effective.
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"We have to deliver Brexit and deliver for the NHS," Andrew Bridgen, a pro-Brexit lawmaker, told Reuters.
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To hire people to deliver for us, we need 5 million people, to deliver the things we sold.
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IS THIS – COOPERMAN: NO, I THINK HE'LL TRY TO DELIVER ON WHAT HE SAYS HE'S GOING TO DELIVER.
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It means the onus is on them to deliver, and you're not going to deliver all the time.
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To deliver on this agenda, he needs Trump to deliver on a calmer foreign-policy and business environment.
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What we find is when we deliver innovation, when we deliver things like the hover platform, we deliver things like this $100 IntelliKnit sweater, hat the consumer is looking and saying, we'll buy there.
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"If we don't deliver now, we wont be able to deliver in the coming 2-3 years," he said.
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Scroll down and tap the device under "Deliver to:" to change to the Kindle you wish to deliver to.
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We will wait to see that evidence of malpractice ... if he could deliver what he claimed he could deliver.
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To build more of those moments, Sam needs to deliver packages, and the best package to deliver is pizza.
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While some women are able to deliver breech babies naturally, it is usually safer to deliver via C-section.
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WHICH MEANS WE DON'T HAVE TO DELIVER THE SAME SPOT TO EVERYONE, WE CAN DELIVER A SPOT TO YOU.
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That allows us to deliver an incredible experience and performance that hitherto no other company has been able to deliver.
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I know that we have to deliver and the onus is on us to deliver over time for our shareholders.
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"Either China has limited capacity to deliver those promises, or they were just unwilling to deliver those promises," Wu said.
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A product tailored to perceived broad consumer tastes, and fabricated to deliver no surprises, cannot ever deliver those eloquent intangibles.
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In all things, it is far better to under promise and over deliver than to over promise and under deliver.
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Yet neither Trump nor congressional leaders have outlined what aid they're ready to deliver, or how or when they'd deliver it.
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I set him up to deliver, in a very short time frame, something that I think became very challenging to deliver.
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There's a lot of attention to detail to deliver things on time in the way that we expect to deliver them.
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Lancôme's Monsieur Bigclaims to deliver 12 times more volume with 24-hour wear, and in our tests, it seemed to deliver.
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There are the "talkers," who want to deliver the most attention-grabbing quotes and the "doers," who want to deliver results.
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Feldman recently informed Farrah's team he can't deliver those numbers ... according to our sources, so she won't deliver on the fight.
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So, what you are trying to say is you can deliver profit, you can deliver success for customers, employees and shareholders.
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If his campaign has a mea culpa to deliver to Hispanics, whom better to deliver it than Rubio, who speaks fluent Spanish and could deliver that message in a way that likely nobody else on Trump's short-list could.
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We try to figure it out and gather the information to deliver it to the public or to deliver it to colleagues.
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He oversold what he could deliver because he had no idea what would be required to deliver it, nor did he care.
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It&aposs a tool you can go back to again and again that helps you deliver what you set out to deliver.
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But, there is a continuum of risk — there are more harmful ways to deliver nicotine and less harmful ways to deliver nicotine.
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So on Trivago we deliver them, first of all, we deliver them the chance to just compete on their property. Right. Right?
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Pandora plans to deliver a powerfully differentiated music experience to accelerate growth and deliver value to listeners, music makers, advertisers and ultimately shareholders.
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Now it is a job, so you have responsibilities to deliver what you promised you were going to deliver in a certain way.
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So there are certain products for which it's more important to deliver a person with the product than you just deliver a product.
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"We find those to be the most effective way to deliver these programs and cost-effective way to deliver these programs," Jakicic said.
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Given the choice to deliver marijuana or cocaine, all the postal service employees chose to deliver cocaine in exchange for a higher bribe.
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Ford and Domino's Pizza to deliver pizza Ford and Domino's Pizza to deliver pizza using self-driving cars in new test http://tcrn.
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SO, WHEN WE DELIVER A GREAT EXPERIENCE AND GREAT BRANDS, WE DELIVER GREAT VALUE AND GREAT SERVICE, AND WE'RE INVESTING IN OUR TEAM.
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Trump also expressed frustration at having to travel outside of Washington to deliver a speech he felt entitled to deliver in the Capitol.
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Kilimnik told Manafort he was required to deliver Yanukovych's message in person and that he was instructed to deliver Manafort's reply in person.
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And even pure fruit juices that deliver vitamins and nutrients — like freshly squeezed orange juice — also deliver a lot of calories and sugar.
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"An extension to Article 50, a delay in this process, doesn't deliver a decision in parliament, it doesn't deliver a deal," May said.
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More broadly, the Obama-Clinton style of liberal incrementalism promised that while it wouldn't deliver utopia, it would deliver wins and concrete results.
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What's more, pregnant women — white or black — who deliver at "black-serving" hospitals have a higher rate of complications than those who deliver elsewhere.
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"[Coverdale] said, 'You need to go grab that record and deliver it, to me because I need to deliver it to them,' " Jones recalled.
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He promised to deliver and did deliver policy changes from the EPA," McMullin said, adding that "the trade was he was a little corrupt.
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With Unium inside, our Nokia Wi-Fi solution will deliver an unmatched user experience, going beyond what standard mesh Wi-Fi solutions deliver today.
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Employees who deliver Tesla vehicles will still need to come to work and are being told to deliver the vehicles directly to customers' homes.
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What's more, journalists really, really like to report on studies that deliver positive results — even though studies that deliver negative results are equally valuable.
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"I think the whole market has actually trended downwards, so the best that we can do as a company is to make sure that we continue to ... deliver on our products, deliver on our results and to deliver shareholder value to our shareholders," Chew said.
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IF THEY DONT DELIVER, WHATS GREAT ABOUT THIS STRATEGY IS GOOD NEWS IS GOOD NEWS FOR US. IF THEY DELIVER STOCK GO UP WELL MAKE A LOT OF MONEY OUR INVESTORS WILL BE HAPPY AND IF THEY DON'T DELIVER WELL HAVE A LANDSLIDE NEXT YEAR.
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Tony Xu: One of the things that's interesting about the Dashers is they're actually not the same people that deliver food and deliver people. Right.
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A 2012 study of 300 corporate incubators stated that only half deliver on their strategic goals, and only a quarter deliver on their financial goals.
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I am honor-bound and will work very hard to deliver to this president and his administration the best performance and intelligence CIA can deliver.
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Does he, when it comes to trust, when it comes to character, all those things, does he deliver what he says he's going to deliver?
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So, to deliver a net dovish message, the Fed must really deliver two hikes lower than December, (and) a strong message on the balance sheet.
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It cannot be easy for oncologists to deliver bad news so frequently, but it must be worse for them when they deliver bad news badly.
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First, that Johnson will deliver on improving the lives of people with better social support and employment prospects, and second, that he will deliver Brexit.
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It would then deliver new funds to states in the form of block grants, which the state governments could use to deliver health-care services.
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" Mandel, 62, gushed in a Twitter video, "I just think that sometimes people deliver, and sometimes they over-deliver, and I think Courtney over-delivered tonight.
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The G Plus' loading box can change sizes depending on the package it needs to deliver, and Alibaba says the robot can also deliver fresh food.
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But the company said it was also working on systems to deliver to cities — for instance, drones could deliver packages to smart lockers positioned on rooftops.
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It's never easy to deliver on big campaign promises, much less promises to deliver on them with speed, but incompetence and infighting make it infinitely tougher.
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The sale of each book provides five meals: "God's Love We Deliver Cookbook," compiled by Jon Gilman and Christopher Idone (God's Love We Deliver, $50), godslovecookbook.com.
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"There is tremendous pressure on members to deliver something significant, and tax reform is the kind of significant win that [they] need to deliver," he said.
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"I learned so much just by watching women I admire and respect handle a meeting, or deliver bad news, or deliver great news," Ms. Shoket says.
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"We'll continue to deliver our innovative technology to customers as part of Salesforce and deliver the same great service you've come to expect from us," reiterated Sengupta.
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Initially available in limited quantities, Cafecito de Cuba aims to deliver on Nespresso's mission to deliver "exclusive, unique coffee experiences," said Guillaume Le Cunff, Nespresso USA president.
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Mr Trump won office by promising things that he cannot deliver and that a blocking minority of his own party in Congress do not want to deliver.
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Two of the ports deliver ordinary charging speeds for your iPhone, while the other two deliver fast-charging speeds for iPads, Samsung devices, LG devices, and more.
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Their solution is to use small drones to deliver small things at a fraction of the cost and let the launch boats continue to deliver larger items.
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Almost 25 percent of those who planned to deliver in the hospital had a cesarean section versus 5.3 percent of those who planned to deliver at home.
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This reporting was made possible by in part by a press fellowship to Women Deliver 2016 granted to the author by Women Deliver via Global Health Strategies.
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Lewandowski, who did not "want to deliver the President's message personally," instead asked Dearborn to deliver a message dictated by the president to Sessions, the report says.
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With stocks and bonds both likely to deliver weaker returns in the years ahead, Nixon says investors will need the extra income that high yield can deliver.
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But companies operate and deliver financial results in real-world markets where there is no guarantee that such opportunities will deliver positive or lower-risk financial outcomes.
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Siege-and-starve tactics have forced aid groups into dangerous territory to deliver aid, where they must deliver relief under armed guard while a battle rages nearby.
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Pelosi initially invited Trump to deliver the speech on January 29 — but later suggested he postpone the address until the shutdown ended or deliver it in writing.
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Rivian will build them at its plant in Normal, Illinois; it aims to deliver the first Amazon vans by 2100, and to deliver 2000,2130 by late 7003.
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Bluetooth was obviously one that helps us deliver the kind of experience outside the home that we want to deliver, so it was a natural next step.
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"Nadella: Deliver successDrive innovation that people loveBe boundary-less in seeking solutionsTenaciously pursue the right outcomes"[Leaders] find a way to deliver success, to make things happen.
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It said in October that it was on track to deliver on its cost reduction programme, and will deliver $4 billion in savings by 2018, while increasing output.
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Apple has set expectations, and is likely to deliver a "just works" product that looks to deliver on the core scenario of music even better than competing products.
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That might be plausible if they were also helping to deliver the ballots, but remember only near-relatives or legal guardians can deliver ballots by North Carolina law.
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I still remember Greg Daniels on The Office telling me that my job wasn't to deliver the lines in a funny way; it was to deliver them honestly.
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I look forward to continue working with my colleagues in Congress as well as President Trump to deliver the healthcare reform we were sent to Washington to deliver.
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So far Trump has not been able to deliver on many of his campaign promises, putting pressure on U.S. negotiators to deliver a victory in the NAFTA talks.
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Message the Feminist Wingbot and it'll deliver a stream of pick-up lines for that lady you'd like to deliver a pick-up line to — in a respectful way.
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Nokia said it would collaborate with Facebook to deliver high-capacity wireless signals in dense urban areas where fiber optic cabling is not practical to deliver to each household.
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Pressures on e-commerce companies to deliver cheaply will only rise, yet customers are thinly spread, making it less efficient to deliver to them than to offices or shops.
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AlphaBay gave people a way to peer review drugs and discredit sellers that didn't deliver on time, didn't deliver the products that they promised, and otherwise left customers dissatisfied.
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The idea for initiative came after X used FSOC to deliver information for its Loon connectivity project which uses hot air balloons to deliver internet connectivity in remote areas.
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US-based satellite company ViaSat is teaming up with Boeing to create and deliver three new satellites that will deliver high-speed internet to remote areas around the world.
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"If needed FDP staff or volunteers should go pick up their affidavit and deliver it for them if they are not able to deliver by 5pm Thursday," Kim wrote.
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The transition to build its products and business around privacy will take years to deliver meaningful returns, but Facebook believes it can deliver growth in tandem with those efforts.
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Little people can only deliver that way, as our pelvic area is not large enough to deliver vaginally, so I've always had an anesthesiologist present for the entire procedure.
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" Meadows, who met with Lausch on Monday, said: "They can't tell us how many documents they're going to deliver, when they're going to deliver it, how they'll redact it.
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U.S.-based satellite company ViaSat is teaming up with Boeing to create and deliver three new satellites that will deliver high-speed internet to remote areas around the world.
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"We are pressing heavy on being able to deliver an amazing consultation online that will deliver a bespoke hair color that is very natural and covers grey," he said.
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"The research shows that three-quarters of the offsets don't deliver the reductions they claim to deliver," said Anja Kollmuss, a policy analyst in Zurich who studies emissions trading.
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The austerity measures of an I.M.F. program are the last thing he needs in his efforts to deliver on the ambitious agenda that he has been elected to deliver.
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"We are going to deliver a step-by-step complete electrified portfolio and from 2020 onwards all of our cars will deliver the option to be electrified," he added.
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" Alibaba: The Chinese e-commerce giant will deliver its earnings report on Thursday, and Cramer expects a "total blowout, because they're the masters of under-promise and over-deliver.
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But while the tech industry has invested millions to ensure that future-mothers deliver happy and healthy babies, it also hopes they'll deliver a lot of valuable private information.
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This — to her credit — Tohmé did not deliver.
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It's not just because it's high frequency, but because if you can figure out food ... if you can deliver something in 30 minutes, you can deliver something in an hour.
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That can work, especially if the opponent isn't able to slip a punch, sidestep and deliver a cross, teep the bull away, or deliver a solid intercepting knee or elbow.
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Energous has been promising to deliver truly wireless charging to all the gadgets in our lives for a few years now, but the company still isn't ready to deliver it.
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"You just deliver results for the country -- and if you deliver results for the country, I think people are willing to kind of give you a pass on everything else."
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It's not as much thinking about my skill level of how I deliver it, but how right it feels to deliver it and what's best for me to express myself.
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But where the Brazilian post office does not deliver in favelas, local delivery service Carteiro Amigo has been using the three-word address system to safely deliver letters and parcels.
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"We are on track to deliver transformational, bold tax reform this year because President Trump and the House and Senate are working together to deliver on that timetable, " Brady said.
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They're always pushing us to deliver, and a lot of the drivers have kind of bought into this idea that it's important to deliver all the packages, which it is.
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For phase two, a second small rover will collect the canisters and deliver them to a Mars Ascent Vehicle—a small rocket that will deliver a shoebox-sized container to space.
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And automation there did reduce the number of people needed to deliver a certain amount of firepower: four people with a Gatling gun could deliver as much firepower as 100 people.
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This summer, a group of young people ran from the Standing Rock Reservation to Washington, D.C. to deliver a deliver 100,000 petition signatures calling for an end to the pipeline's construction.
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It just did the Olympics, and delivered 4,500 hours of video, and I didn't see one press report that said it crashed, or didn't deliver what it was supposed to deliver.
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"When MPs come to look at that (bill), they will recognise that we have a duty in parliament to deliver on the result of the referendum and deliver Brexit," she said.
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"PPC is not looking to sell its assets, it's not looking to merge it's assets, it's looking to focus on its business, deliver cash flow and deliver shareholder value," said Nelson.
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"But we just need to be aware of what they're doing in that regard, so that we can adjust our expectations about what they can deliver and when they can deliver."
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UPS said it will start by setting up a fleet of unmanned aircraft to deliver health supplies within medical campuses and eventually expand to deliver consumer packages in a few years.
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The nation's colleges aren't just failing to deliver the education that students want or need to succeed, they are failing to deliver it to the students who might benefit the most.
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"We have to accompany this transition and we have to deliver a new message to our middle and working classes, without this consistency it will be impossible to deliver," he said.
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India shows faith in Modi -- can he now deliver?
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" USA Today goes with "We deliver news, not noise.
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But not for long ... you must deliver those goods.
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" He says he will deliver "a dynamic economy again.
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Now it's hoping to deliver the news — and pronto.
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I have -- I have Seamless to deliver my food.
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" Fox News, Trump said, "doesn't deliver for US anymore.
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Deliver something,' " Kasich told CNN's "State of the Union.
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" But he added, "2017 is our year to deliver.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Weak Trading Performance: Management aims to deliver GBP7503 million in cost savings by FY19 and is confident that these initiatives may be sufficient to deliver a mild profit recovery.
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The patches act much like nicotine patches, which deliver nicotine to those trying to quit smoking, but can deliver a variety of drugs, such as allergy medications, through our body's largest organ.
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So essentially we not only deliver then the technology options, but we also deliver them how to think about really coupling that with the right business model and with the business strategy.
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It's a question of whether Republicans should try to deliver on their ideas or try to deliver on their promises, in a world where their ideas are antithetical to what they've promised.
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They will just shrink to what taxes alone can cover Medicare will deliver about 90 percent of its promised benefits, while Social Security will deliver about 75 percent, according to recent estimates.
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So we are legally bound to either deliver these printers or refund the money," Grayston said, adding: "obviously we just can't deliver or refund when we have no money—it's clear cut.
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"Our goal is to deliver important tax relief to middle-income families," Thune said, while adding that the upper chamber will be able to successfully deliver a bill to the president's desk.
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It's the manufacturer either setting too aggressive a view as to when they will have the conditions met, or not being able to deliver what they said they were going to deliver.
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Air has partnered with a gas provider to deliver CO2, and according to that company's life cycle analysis it only takes 4003 kg of CO2 to deliver a metric ton of same.
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One of the funds is designed to deliver 220 percent of the daily performance of S&P 28, while another fund will aim to deliver four times the inverse of the benchmark.
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Brown's company has been awarded dozens of contracts, but has failed to deliver on several, including four that required her to deliver food products to correctional facilities in the Federal Prison System.
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"This government came in and made commitments to deliver on transitional justice, to deliver truth justice and reparations for Sri Lanka's conflict," said Omar Waraich, Deputy South Asia director for Amnesty International.
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On Friday, he gave them a platform at the White House, inviting the family members to deliver a personal story about their relatives, and deliver details of the deaths of their children.
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Under such a capped system, called global budgeting, a hospital has an incentive to deliver less care — including reducing hospital admissions — and to increase the efficiency of the care it does deliver.
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While they rant over Russia, Trump and the GOP stand poised to deliver on one of the president-elect's most prominent campaign promises, and one that can deliver plausible and tangible results.
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Actors are given the screen time to deliver both excellent performances and lengthy monologues, and episodes travel away from the overarching story of main character Shadow Moon to deliver mystical tales about gods.
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The company says it will be cheaper to deliver orders the next day because it will use the fulfillment option closest to customers to ship items and use one box to deliver them.
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Europeans hope that Britain's election in December will deliver this certainty and fret about another hung parliament or, later, a second Brexit referendum failing to deliver a clear majority for any one course.
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The AK XB10 uses a Bluetooth codec from Qualcomm to deliver up to 24-bit HD audio over the wireless connection, which should deliver the hi-fi audio quality you've grown accustomed to.
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Not his acting deputy secretaries... Joe Biden to deliver address on the virus On Thursday afternoon, at 1pm ET, Joe Biden is scheduled to deliver an address on the coronavirus in Wilmington, Delaware.
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Trump has in some ways backed himself into a corner by constantly claiming he will deliver a great deal for the United States, something Beijing has increasingly little incentive to deliver to him.
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It was a question of whether Republicans should try to deliver on their ideas or try to deliver on their promises, in a world where their ideas are antithetical to what they've promised.
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The staging is suffocatingly old-school: Stand up, deliver laugh line, walk to other side of shop for no reason other than to make room for the next character to stand and deliver.
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And the risks are increasing it will deliver four hikes.
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Florida, the biggest battleground state, would deliver 29 electoral votes.
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Florida, the biggest battleground state, would deliver 23 electoral votes.
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It's just something people say as they deliver a computer.
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If they don't deliver, the unions sometimes shut sites down.
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Last year, she estimates, they helped deliver 10, 000 babies.
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And it turns out, they can't deliver what they promised.
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But the only thing that can deliver us is love.
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And they want a government that can deliver those things.
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" * "will deliver full year results in line with market expectations.
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If Pelosi's caucus didn't deliver, health care reform was dead.
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Let's make sure that these organisations deliver for the people.
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It is due to deliver its first turbine in 2019.
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To deliver that speed, product design is undergoing a transformation.
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The delivery is not important, how they deliver is important.
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"It's about finding a way to actually deliver that action."
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Unfortunately, Google's announcement today will not meaningfully deliver consumer choice.
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The Fed will deliver next week an updated rate path.
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However, managers still struggled to deliver returns in volatile markets.
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Cory Booker -- the debates could deliver a jolt of momentum.
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As a company, Amazon should continue to deliver, said Schlossberg.
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And what happens with product you can't or won't deliver?
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How do we deliver better ways to earn a living?
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Obama was unable to deliver much of anything on immigration.
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Because, once hired, they should be trusted to deliver results.
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IBM (IBM) CEO Ginni Rometty will deliver the keynote address.
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The only option in that situation was to immediately deliver.
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Twitter is for people who have a message to deliver.
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That's what people wanted and that's what we will deliver.
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The local government has limited ability to deliver crucial services.
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Some will bake and deliver casseroles to people in need.
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The doctors decided they had to deliver Saybie right away.
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Samsung tries to deliver a big innovation and fails miserably.
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The risks are increasing that it will deliver four hikes.
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The Fed will deliver an updated rate path Wednesday afternoon.
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" Meanwhile, he promised to deliver "quality, reliable, affordable health care.
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"Deliver us, loving God, from rancor and cynicism," we prayed.
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Some of the company's current investments may deliver similar benefits.
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And this is something that wholesale revivals can never deliver.
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Feldman hopes to deliver a knockout blow for his business
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He used to deliver sweetbread on a motorcycle in Honduras.
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Perhaps it will deliver the tingly sensations you're looking for.
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And Pennsylvania may be positioned to deliver the most ridiculous.
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Trump is scheduled to deliver remarks to U.S. farmers Thursday.
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We should be able to deliver it in the fall.
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That is, if Tesla could deliver on their ambitious claim.
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BMW aims to deliver 100,000 electric cars this year globally.
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Then health workers went by canoe to deliver the vaccine.
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Disclosure: BuzzFeed collects data on its audience to deliver ads.
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It didn't deliver, my CNN Business colleague Laura He reports.
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The fire has hit Ocado's operational capacity to deliver orders.
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Why is it that 1003 percent of restaurants don't deliver?
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Big Tech doesn't need a government handout to deliver programming.
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We've got to figure out how to deliver a breakthrough.
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They'd just have to persuade their candidate to deliver it.
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Forget drones — self-driving cars can now deliver your groceries.
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Tesla's earlier attempts to deliver glass Solar Roof tiles sputtered.
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The problem is that by students' accounts, Trump didn't deliver.
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Third, my proposal would deliver economic justice to affected communities.
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The Eero is equipped to deliver wireless and wired connectivity.
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Whether it would deliver a clear answer is another question.
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You want to be under pressure to deliver great design.
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If HTC can deliver a similar — why not better, even?
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That means we're starting to deliver value on day one.
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I'm thankful other prosecutors stepped in to finally deliver justice.
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And they would like to deliver them to the voters.
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Next month she is to deliver a speech on Brexit.
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The first one to deliver a simulated full band experience.
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Tesla can now deliver Model 3 vehicles to European customers.
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But it looks like 2019 could deliver a major curveball.
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"The trainers have to deliver as well," says Reece, 46.
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Not An Onion Story: Chipotle will deliver burritos via drone.
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Palang Pracharat now looks able to deliver those and more.
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Both sides are expected to deliver closing arguments on Monday.
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The court expects to deliver its verdict on Jan. 31.
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They overpromise and under deliver or just violate their promises.
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Your inner voice will deliver some profound messages this evening.
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" He added: "The onus is on United Technologies to deliver.
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And that temporary fix would be to deliver water hopefully.
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Motivated teachers can deliver the obligatory stuff in unconventional ways.
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And those are the buybacks that tend to deliver alpha.
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The Aces deliver a track that is perfect for that.
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"The manufacturers have to deliver," Scheuer said in an interview.
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We would rather over deliver than create an average film.
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Fed Governor Lael Brainard will deliver remarks at 1 p.m.
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Too bad the phone failed to deliver on those promises.
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What message was China trying to deliver with that move?
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"We've got to deliver a unique, differentiated experience," Cornell said.
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Others suggested using drones to deliver medicines and fast food.
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That's one example of an experience Rivian wants to deliver.
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Then really deliver on what you said you would do.
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He will deliver the eulogy during her funeral Friday morning.
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Deliver a product or service that can't be obtained elsewhere.
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You call a pizza place and ask whether they deliver.
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It takes two hours to deliver and costs $39.39. Ouch.
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What can those systems actually deliver from a technical perspective?
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The effort is massive and Zuckerberg plainly intends to deliver.
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"We wanted to deliver an empowering unboxing experience," says Weiser.
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The standard of education they deliver is hard to measure.
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Leveraged ETFs deliver multiples on the performance of an index.
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We can deliver into about two to three parking spaces.
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But can code from an unknown algorithm really deliver justice?
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They're about to deliver him a second Supreme Court justice.
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"It's time to begin to deliver on that," he said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Boris Johnson promised to deliver Brexit by Oct.
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Authorities are struggling to deliver relief supplies to marooned people.
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Janelle is due to deliver a baby boy in April.
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And Jope has the right skills to deliver Polman's plan.
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In fact, it won't deliver them a majority at all.
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Erdogan also took to Facebook to deliver messages on Friday.
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SA) to deliver 15 E175 aircraft to American Airlines (AAL.
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I think Merkel will deliver the same message on Friday.
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Seems an opportune time to deliver a covert message, no?
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Would you allow a Tanzanian undergraduate to deliver your baby?
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Outgoing education minister Ronald Thwaites questioned Holness' ability to deliver.
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The question is why can't the Senate deliver on that.
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"You better be able to deliver that food," he said.
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Now it's on Apple to deliver where it previously couldn't.
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"What do I need to deliver a message?" he asked.
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We thought we could deliver that experience for our audience.
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The company plans to deliver over 4,000 units in 2018.
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On each count, Congress is failing to deliver the goods.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Boris Johnson promised to deliver Brexit on Oct.
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Nikki Haley will deliver the GOP response to the address.
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That is, it at least begins to deliver the truth.
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I owe you a novel and intend to deliver it.
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The justice's son will also deliver Mass for his father.
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All said, they are great headphones that deliver respectable audio.
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The French couldn't deliver arms and cannon to the rebels.
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He's expected to deliver those characterizations as soon as Sunday.
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We can count on King to deliver a monumental performance.
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But almost a year later, Connect has failed to deliver.
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Drones: they deliver weapons, Amazon packages, and now — enormous orgasms.
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They, too, used 8chan to deliver their epistles of hate.
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Once there, he's scheduled to deliver a speech on Friday.
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But it's got enough to deliver something satisfying and sweet.
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No, instead, he took to Twitter to deliver a PSA.
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They have tremendous innovation teams that seek to deliver value.
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Rockets deliver many gigawatts of power, but to big objects.
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When threatened, these snakes can deliver a potentially fatal bite.
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Each of these ideas will deliver value to the nation.
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On four issues in particular, they can and should deliver.
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The sequel doesn't just deliver on bigger fights and jokes.
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Farmers say the cap controls costs when they deliver grain.
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For weeks now, it appeared that the show would deliver.
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O.J. Simpson, but boy, did it deliver on heartbreaking beauty.
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But most of time, they under deliver on their promises.
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The Democrats have picked the right woman to deliver it.
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Only a "strong and stable" Tory government can deliver Brexit.
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It's not easy to deliver a thrill with a book.
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The action that Tomb Raider does deliver, however, is great.
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It has also tied up with Starbucks to deliver coffee.
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Pompeo used to deliver many of Trump's daily intelligence briefings.
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Draper said she'd like to deliver the card in person.
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Its overall cushioning should deliver a softened but responsive ride.
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The court can take several months to deliver a ruling.
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Both those use cases deliver 100 percent on their value.
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"This [purchasing Nutonomy] helps us deliver at scale," he noted.
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A grand coalition would be best placed to deliver it.
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The investors have given us money and we must deliver.
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If we do that, we can deliver on our promises.
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We can deliver dividends and growth over the long term.
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But the profession has been slow to deliver real fixes.
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Trump will deliver opening remarks addressing veterans and military officials.
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Radio can deliver all the parts of that as well.
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We will deliver our report as scheduled on June 17.
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You'd think he just asked you to deliver a baby.
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Deliver 3,500 pounds of water, MRE's and baby supplies. 2.
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They're able to deliver content regardless what platform you use.
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They all promise things to black people and don't deliver.
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And if he does, Obergefell has a message to deliver.
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They have headlined countless festivals and always deliver for fans.
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I could have dispatched a sibling to deliver my news.
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Khris is who we expect to be able to deliver.
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And rejoining TPP would deliver $2.9 billion in new sales.
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He plans to deliver the remarks in person later Tuesday.
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Another embassy protector arrested trying to deliver tooth brushes pic.twitter.
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They can deliver on the promise of preventative, convenient health.
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The FTC doesn't have the capacity to deliver that today.
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"Philippe has to deliver," Gabelli told Reuters in an interview.
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The president asked, and the Justice Department appeared to deliver.
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At some point, Trump will have to deliver the goods.
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He laid out a case — but you've got to deliver.
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Beth B is not out to deliver a comprehensive biography.
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THEY GET IT, THEY KNOW WHAT THEY NEED TO DELIVER.
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They're ready to get creative and deliver an immigration fix.
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Several of those initiatives have yet to deliver a turnaround.
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Metals like aluminum and copper deliver much better thermal conductivity.
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The best way to hold onto power is to deliver.
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You aren't expecting driving excitement and it won't deliver it.
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We'll deliver, you know, low single digit comps in 22019.
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And my daughter would deliver me a new toddler illness.
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The only problem was, it didn't deliver any bottomline results.
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Yellen is poised to deliver a speech at 1.30 p.
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Was Mr. Gvasalia, formerly anonymous, feeling the pressure to deliver?
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And to be able to deliver that, that feels great.
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Pelosi first invited Trump to deliver the speech on Jan.
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Union voters helped deliver those crucial states to Mr. Obama.
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We also deliver a certain degree of predictability to them.
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Matt pleas, insisting he'll deliver Grotto to the police himself.
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It's failing to deliver on people's ambition to rule themselves.
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This is now what the Parachute platform aims to deliver.
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It's especially rewarding when she gets to deliver excellent news.
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Google's Project Wing is preparing to deliver our groceries, too.
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Uranus, in fellow Fire sign Aries, will deliver eureka moments.
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The question now is: What will Halloween 2017 deliver up?
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He will deliver it at 1400 GMT with questions afterwards.
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Our waiter took over three hours to deliver our check.
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It essentially will not deliver anything other than supposed scarcity.
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Does he deliver on aides' promise of a sunny speech?
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Pelosi first invited Trump to deliver his address on Jan.
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" Say instead: "Here's what I'm going to deliver by when.
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And it's rooted in our skepticism that they would deliver.
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They see an opening, but they can't deliver the punch.
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I had to show up and deliver every damn day.
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Mr. Sanders has the megaphone to deliver that message loudly.
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He traveled to Guatemala to deliver the message in person.
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Once the floodwaters receded they were able to deliver aid.
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He helped deliver five championships, including two without Shaquille O'Neal.
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The Lord will deliver him in the day of trouble.
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He then traveled to Parliament to deliver his annual budget.
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They have to deliver the mail and sort the mail.
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Perhaps the way they deliver their bars factors in sometimes.
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Now they had come to deliver a message to Gutierrez.
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But it also requires different hardware to deliver the signals.
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After four days of waiting, can Mike deliver the goods?
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But where or to whom would one deliver a grievance?
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In fact, recent construction appears to deliver quite the opposite.
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"It is important for us to deliver Brexit," she said.
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O'Rourke and Buttigieg did deliver moments that thrilled their supporters.
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Balkman is expected to deliver his ruling later this month.
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But the ANC government did not deliver on the economy.
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HR 1 is Democrats' attempt to deliver on that promise.
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Because they could not deliver, now we are having problems.
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Staff members are expected to deliver the report in February.
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Andrew M. Cuomo will deliver his inauguration speech in January.
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"President Trump did deliver yesterday," said Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat.
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And by the end of the day, they did deliver.
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Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.
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But even lesser items might deliver you some pocket change.
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Finally, does the air fryer deliver on its golden promise?
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He is betting the issue can deliver for him again.
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President Xi Jinping now faces pressure to deliver a deal.
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Be able to 100% prove you can deliver value quickly.
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It's time for a change, and we will deliver it.
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Waitresses deliver huge steins of dark, malty beer to customers.
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Sleeper sofas promise a lot, but they don't always deliver.
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We're finding new ways to govern that deliver new victories.
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But questions remain about his ability to deliver the seat.
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Delivery drivers: These workers deliver packages to homes and businesses.
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He's promising to deliver a cure that's nowhere near imminent.
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Alibaba has long depended on outside companies to deliver packages.
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Bailouts can be structured to help deliver carbon emission targets.
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And he certainly didn't have to deliver a personal response.
|
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Nobody else could ever deliver that sight at another venue.
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She is scheduled to deliver a speech at 3 p.m.
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But that does not mean that we will immediately deliver.
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That puts the onus on us to deliver more performance.
|
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Entirely online courses, in theory, could deliver rapid, profitable growth.
|
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And alas, Prime Pantry does not deliver to college dorms.
|
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MelodyVR isn't the only company to deliver VR music performances.
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Veronica Escobar of Texas will deliver the response in Spanish.
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Amateur actors deliver it woodenly, reading from cue cards. Stupid?
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She was forced to eventually deliver the speech by video.
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They had no one to call to deliver the news.
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Trump is scheduled to deliver the address on February 4.
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Sometimes firefighters fight fires, and other times, they deliver babies!
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The American people take notice when they fail to deliver.
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"We deliver what we say we're going to," he says.
|
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Trump repeatedly promised to deliver tax reform during the campaign.
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Now that Republicans are in power, it's time to deliver.
|
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DSPs are contracted by Amazon to deliver packages to customers.
|
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Convinced that Pakistan did not deliver, Washington pulled the cord.
|
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Boeing is slated to deliver thousands of 737 Max aircraft.
|
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Managers deliver blunt, harsh feedback in the name of efficiency.
|
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Comedians like John Oliver and Trevor Noah deliver the news.
|
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She asked if I could deliver them to Ms. Hines.
|
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Truckers must make long detours to deliver feed and fertilizers.
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The secretary and Prime Minister Zaev will deliver joint statements.
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There is a lot of pressure on parents to deliver.
|
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They are also finding ways to deliver gas more economically.
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I can actually deliver tough news in a friendlier way.
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It hires drivers to deliver Amazon packages to customers' homes.
|
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But elected representatives are ultimately judged on what they deliver.
|
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It doesn't deliver a shared sense of the common good.
|
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The company plans to deliver the first units in 2020.
|
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Everyone in the pews rose to deliver a standing ovation.
|
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He is slated to deliver a speech during the rally.
|
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Lopez Obrador has pledged to deliver annual growth of 4%.
|
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Dow stock Verizon is also set to deliver Thursday morning.
|
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You want the best choice to deliver the best outcome.
|
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But they're not going to be enough to deliver equity.
|
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But in my opinion, it's also important to deliver safely.
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I spent all day just helping other people deliver stuff.
|
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The president is scheduled to deliver remarks at 5 p.m.
|
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Pelosi is set to deliver the statement at 9 a.m.
|
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Insurers that just deliver products are a dime a dozen.
|
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But how advisers connect to deliver that advice will change.
|
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They pushed me to deliver the speech at our graduation.
|
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And they are putting pressure on the House to deliver.
|
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Do the sponsors ever push back on what you deliver?
|
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They're just more precise in how they deliver their sound.
|
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Max — dead or alive — seems fated to deliver the message.
|
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Yes, that's right: another queen is helping deliver her baby.
|
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Such engagement, however, must deliver results and hold institutions accountable.
|
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This project will help us deliver exactly what they want.
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CRAMER: YOU ARE GOING TO UNDER PROMISE AND OVER DELIVER?
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Is there a way you can deliver on this better.
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So we deliver anything in your city in 20203 minutes.
|
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Still, each of the channels has helped deliver useful information.
|
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We wanted to deliver within the time frame they needed.
|
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"We continue to work" to deliver on that, Pompeo said.
|
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I assigned him there because I know he can deliver.
|
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But how can I deliver meaningful innovation to our millennials?
|
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She was due to deliver her third child this week.
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Neither do they prepare or package the foods they deliver.
|
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Scott obtained letters ordering Kerr to deliver crops to her.
|
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Berke is expected to deliver his closing argument on Thursday.
|
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Cuomo is to deliver his annual keynote address next Wednesday.
|
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We have to see them be able to deliver it.
|
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The president is scheduled to deliver his remarks at noon.
|
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These actions would, if successful, deliver tangible benefits to millions.
|
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Yet politicians in the United States seem unable to deliver.
|
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"@FoxNews doesn't deliver for US anymore," Trump concluded on Thursday.
|
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But, how advisers connect to deliver that advice will change.
|
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The question is: Can they deliver on the mounting hype?
|
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It was enough to deliver the House majority to Democrats.
|
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That prompted the same flight attendant to deliver another scolding.
|
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It goes like this ... The companies deliver swab collection kits.
|
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You have to have the courage to deliver tough messages.
|
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But that's not practical when you're trying to deliver packages.
|
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Sal can pay Mookie to deliver pizzas 'til kingdom come.
|
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DoorDash already works with Walmart to deliver groceries, for example.
|
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" She continued, "We were hired to deliver a shortened show.
|
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It is the dislikes which, perhaps inevitably, deliver most fun.
|
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Next, he asked each of us to deliver a rant.
|
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Clouds on Tuesday promised rain, but largely failed to deliver.
|
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Local officials blame political infighting for failure to deliver services.
|
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But there's a possibility that Mueller will never deliver that.
|
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Because you couldn't deliver or because there was no business?
|
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That that's what they're aiming to deliver to you tonight.
|
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He failed to deliver the votes on his healthcare bill.
|
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Even the most expensive mentorship didn't deliver, Schneiderman's lawsuit charges.
|
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If you don't deliver the goods, voters will catch on.
|
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But May largely failed to deliver on the "new" part.
|
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Bruce Haight returns to deliver an unexpected gift to us.
|
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Sanders's plan does not truly deliver tuition-free college for the exact same reason that the Affordable Care Act does not truly deliver universal health care: path dependency and reliance on state government cooperation.
|
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Most analysts and traders expected OPEC to deliver only around half of the promised cut of 1.2 million barrels per day ("OPEC expected to deliver only half of target production cut", Reuters, Dec. 6).
|
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Why it matters: JW Player has been used by thousands of publishers for years to reliably deliver video, but now, it wants to use that technology to help publishers more reliably deliver quality ads.
|
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What it enables us to do is to bring our clients, our government partners and stakeholders from everywhere around the world, to actually show that we deliver what we say we're going to deliver.
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FCC CHIEF TO DELIVER SPEECH ON FIRST 100 DAYS: Ajit Pai, the Republican chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, will deliver a speech on Friday marking 100 days of him leading the regulatory agency.
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And even if they do win, they are unable to deliver the sort of change that Jed describes in his piece, and what they can deliver is compromised within an inch of its life.
|
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Kostin forecasts that the S&P 500 as a whole will deliver a negative ROE in the next 12 months, so he thinks the companies that can deliver growth are likely to be rewarded.
|
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"Just as a person voluntarily exposes himself to observation by traveling in public to deliver communication, so does a person voluntarily expose himself to observation by hiring an agent to deliver his communications remotely."
|
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Tesla previously said it plans to deliver 90,000 to 100,000 vehicles to customers in the second quarter versus 63,000 vehicles in the first, and is aiming to deliver 360,000 to 400,000 vehicles in 2019.
|
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Lawyers also say a white driver for UPS refused to deliver a package in September 2016 because "she did not want to deliver to 'Niggerville' or go to 'Nigger City,'" according to the lawsuit.
|
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Under pressure to deliver, the company's new phone chief D.J. Koh pushed to deliver new features such as a high-resolution curved screen, an iris scanner and a more powerful and faster-charging battery.
|
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One of the funds is designed to deliver 400 percent of the daily performance of S&P 500 stock index futures, while another fund will aim to deliver four times the inverse of that benchmark.
|
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EdCast, for example, bills itself as the "Netflix of Knowledge" and helps deliver what it calls "micro-learning"—short, narrowly focused videos or interactive pieces that deliver key information to those who need it most.
|
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Joey had to deliver the song with Johnny next to him and, if it did have anything to do with their fractured relationship (didn't everything?), it could have been a nightmare for Joey to deliver.
|
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Brand: Vlasic PicklesYear introduced: 1974A stork may seem like an odd choice as a mascot for a pickle company, but according to the Vlasic site, storks deliver babies, so why not deliver pickles as well?
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"The focus is on us right now to execute on the integration and then deliver the value of the combined portfolio, to confirm that the new company will deliver significant value for shareholders," he said.
|
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" I think that is the right broad message for Democrats, because this election is not just about who will deliver "Medicare for all" but about who can deliver "all for one and one for all.
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MANDATE: The margin of Mr. de Blasio's victory — and his overall percentage of the vote — will either deliver him a plausible mandate, or deliver a blow to his second-term influence right at the start.
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And yes, we will also continue to work to deliver on the solemn promise we made to the people of this country to deliver on the result of the referendum, and leave the European Union.
|
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His efforts to deliver his state for her failed when Mrs.
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"Did I deliver on my promise on that album?" he asked.
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Startups will gladly store, manage and deliver your items Alberto Onetti
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The Carpetbagger Could Oscar winners deliver their acceptance speeches with … emoticons?!
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Right at the end, Joe was going to deliver Halo's cutscenes.
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But thankfully, there are other blushes that deliver the same results.
|
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He plans to deliver greeting cards and comfort items to veterans.
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To try to stop the disease, doctors had to deliver Bennett.
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Nayyar promised it would deliver what fans have come to expect.
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At least Trump will try to deliver what his bosses want.
|
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They thought she was going to deliver before it took effect.
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Broadly speaking, how do you deliver a gruesome injury to someone?
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Your next Uber driver could deliver you and some breaking news.
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I have traveled to Guatemala countless times to deliver humanitarian aid.
|
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Sanders victories won't deliver the number of delegates needed to meaningfully
|
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I felt that I could deliver what I wanted to onscreen.
|
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Envia promised to deliver a 200-mile battery by fall 2013.
|
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Tankers deliver the oil to America's west coast and to Asia.
|
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So what does FrontRow offer me that the aforementioned can't deliver?
|
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See, Playboy now aspires to deliver a no-shame reading experience.
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No doubt in my mind we can still deliver a medal.
|
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That might be the point, to deliver the Borderlands you remember.
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We'll just have to wait and see if it can deliver.
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"He would go and deliver hot meals to people," Richartz says.
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He's there to deliver a copy of the Virginia judge's order.
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Chairman Jerome Powell will probably deliver guidance of an impending cut.
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You also need to deliver a great digital experience for brands.
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Now it's time for him to deliver on the tough ones.
|
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Biden has been known to deliver one-liners to great effect.
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The question is just if, or perhaps when, Powell will deliver.
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With quantum computing, you deliver information to electrons instead of microchips.
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All the companies that deliver food are losing tons of money.
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And increasingly, nations are turning to geothermal to deliver that stability.
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Out of guilt, they'll happily deliver everything else on your list.
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Hillary Clinton has one job tonight: Deliver a kick-ass speech.
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The other option is to induce labor and deliver the fetus.
|
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Earnings season may deliver a wake-up call to Wall Street.
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Coffee and a Classic knows that, and it wants to deliver.
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But what happens one day if Netanyahu's can't deliver on something?
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His team helps deliver the "modern office experience" to Microsoft customers.
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Johnson has about 100 days to deliver on his Brexit promise.
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Facebook, YouTube and Snapchat readily deliver huge amounts of entertainment free.
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Deliver more service, help everyone achieve goals and become their best.
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So, for example, we mentioned that we deliver groceries from Walmart.
|
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Two videos since his virality deliver the same dose of adorability.
|
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Sometimes they deliver medication, bottled water and fresh towels, he said.
|
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But some suspect it helped to deliver him the White House.
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Deliver a quality product to your clients — on time, every time.
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These hybrid fleets will deliver broadband coverage of the polar regions.
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Or, your Independence Day celebrations could deliver a no-strings hookup.
|
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The conspiracy to deliver a controlled substance charge is what stuck.
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That type of help where they deliver stuff to us, nothing.
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President Trump is set to deliver remarks on Syria Wednesday morning.
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Should RUSADA not deliver, the Tokyo 2020 Olympics could be affected.
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"We need bus drivers and buses to deliver crates," he said.
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The company is striving to stabilize production and deliver consistent profit.
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It's the speech Queen Elizabeth hopes she never has to deliver.
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Lockheed Martin is expected to deliver the system sometime next year.
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Plans are in place for CNN to deliver a fall premiere.
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The service will deliver groceries within two hours between 6 a.m.
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The big question is: does the Spark deliver a great experience?
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Clinton will deliver an economic speech today attacking Trump's business record.
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It's easy to order from Uber Eats, but dangerous to deliver.
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Some come to deliver threats; others send their venom by mail.
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We want our IP to shine as we deliver these experiences.
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But it has not been able to deliver them to customers.
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More recently, Dridex has been used to deliver ransomware to victims.
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She returns to deliver one of the show's most powerful lines.
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And we need to make promises and deliver on those promises.
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Minority Leader Chuck Schumer will also deliver remarks, after Sen. McConnell.
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It may deliver growth but probably only in the long term.
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That includes picking stocks it expects to deliver long-term returns.
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The ultimate test for his campaign is if he can deliver.
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And with LinkedIn Learning it can now also deliver training itself.
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Amazon also hopes to one day deliver Prime packages by drone.
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Ford: The Mustang manufacturer will deliver earnings results after the bell.
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Will a project deliver a reasonable return on the capital invested?
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The company says they deliver a better picture than ever before.
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So you're not ever going to get a premium to deliver.
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It caused people to come and see if we could deliver.
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USPS, for example, expected to deliver 53 million packages this holiday.
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The Republican president will deliver the remarks at 12:55 p.m.
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She will deliver a message just as inspiring as her uncle.
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Just like cable operators, Internet service providers deliver content to consumers.
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The irony is Neumann didn't really fail to deliver for Son.
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Johnson, who vowed to deliver Brexit "do or die" on Oct.
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But we think we can safely deliver the verdict: Ken Bone.
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And Murphy is never one to not deliver on his promises.
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The ITC will deliver its report to Trump by Nov. 13.
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Trump will deliver a speech at the Lincoln Memorial, Reuters reports.
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Scrolling its endless feed can deliver delightful little doses of dopamine.
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This is one adorable label you can actually trust to deliver.
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A deal might also deliver lower taxes primarily for middle-earners.
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And Tesla and Google each expect to deliver well before then.
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Startups will gladly store, manage and deliver your items Gené Teare
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All these features come together to deliver top notch 4K clarity.
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" * "We are on track to deliver on our guidance for 2016.
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He trusted neither party to deliver this package in its entirety.
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As "pro" machines, the new MacBook Pros still deliver on performance.
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Rare is the show that can deliver that kind of payoff.
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It failed because he over-estimated his ability to deliver tickets.
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These transformative new companies will deliver value through Systems of Intelligence.
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As a judge, it is [my] foremost duty to deliver justice.
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Chlorine barrel bombs are cheap to manufacture and simple to deliver.
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Radiation therapists operate machines called linear accelerators, which deliver radiation therapy.
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Nixon even threatened to dispense 224,2000 military personnel to deliver mail.
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Today, they are easier to deliver and more effective than ever.
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However, that, too, may fail to deliver any real yen weakness.
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TONIGHT DONALD TRUMP will deliver his State of the Union address.
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Or if, rather, Uber's management could deliver on the autonomous promise.
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This platform is set to deliver both in an electric flavor.
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Although it is possible to deliver a higher number of vehicles.
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That decision was beginning to deliver anticipated results, the company said.
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Stars never cease to deliver bikini inspiration on a daily basis.
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Why is it so difficult to deliver a truly useful apology?
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As the momager exclaims, she got to personally deliver baby True.
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We're going to deliver great top line and bottom-line performance.
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Facebook could control the tubes that deliver that information, as well.
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It doesn't take long for him to deliver the immortal line.
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It is scheduled to deliver supplies to the station on Friday.
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After school I would deliver the Omaha World Herald to them.
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But Kim has yet to deliver any similar comment on record.
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But at some point, Trump will have to deliver the goods.
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I believe Xiaomi will deliver performance that beats expectations going forward.
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Perhaps more importantly, they deliver new and better end-user experiences.
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Whether Trump will actually deliver all this remains to be seen.
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Critics have said it had failed to deliver on that promise.
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If the Fed can't deliver on inflation, its power might wane.
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That means the traders will deliver 7503 percent of global supply.
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Still, I'm not saying the Superbook won't deliver on its promises.
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To deliver justice or give someone a slap on the wrist.
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Was it really necessary then to deliver this much stimulus today?
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Jet uses an algorithm that it promises will deliver lower prices.
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Clinton is slated to deliver an economic policy speech this Thursday.
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America wants the ability to deliver conventional warheads over continental distances.
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ET on Saturday to deliver the agency's findings from the day.
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But without refurbished roads and bridges, it's hard to deliver assistance.
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Doctors have yet to deliver a prognosis on his recovery time.
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They also deliver rich, powerful audio despite being devoid of wires.
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We can deliver people to their front door steps,' Hochstedler said.
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However, if the tech companies don't deliver, we will do it.
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Which company will be the first to deliver this dream phone?
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It's going to deliver munitions to some of the frontline troops.
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But no one believes Musk will deliver cars at that pace.
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That rosy view of what AI can deliver isn't entirely wrong.
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If you don't deliver the goods, people will eventually catch on.
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Can Tombot actually deliver the next-generation of robotic companion pets?
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Some devices, in particular Juul, deliver astoundingly high doses of nicotine.
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When stock market crisis hits, these non-correlated investments deliver performance.
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When people deliver performance, it used to be that was prized.
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A solo pic is afforded a better opportunity to deliver that.
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The two leaders will deliver a joint statement at 12:15pm.
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Because that's all Musk has been able to deliver so far.
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Pink, however, managed to deliver a powerful performance despite her illness.
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Both the thermal and daytime imagers deliver live video and snapshots.
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Whether it will actually be able to deliver is another matter.
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There are two primary ways modern militaries deliver strategic nuclear weapons.
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S&P lawyers were due to deliver their statements on Friday.
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"A nurse is not trained to deliver a baby," Gossett said.
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Read More China's consumers deliver for Apple—but for how long?
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We're working very hard to deliver what we committed to delivering.
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I think people are determined to deliver what they committed to.
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But promises are like babies: Easy to make, hard to deliver.
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And then one wishes to deliver a subtle warning to Kagame.
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It tracks physical movements (and physical dimensions) to deliver the experience.
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I spend long hours traveling all over to deliver this care.
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Harker was scheduled to deliver the remarks on Friday in Philadelphia.
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Tesla expects to deliver a total of 100,000 cars in 2017.
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The smart ones should have confidence in your ability to deliver.
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Kelly's lawyer is expected to deliver a closing argument on Monday.
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We're going to deliver an untargeted ad to you right now.
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If a VPN does not deliver privacy or security, it fails.
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When policies don't deliver on their promises, policymakers have two options.
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We choose Dig Inn today and I'm happy cause they deliver!
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WE NOW DELIVER 6,000 OF OUR 20,000 KFCs AROUND THE WORLD.
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What are you here to deliver and give to the world?
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On Wednesday, both Singapore and Malaysia will deliver February inflation data.
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The ITC will deliver its recommendations to Trump by Nov. 13.
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How can we deliver greater customer experiences and collaborate more effectively?
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The company is now developing chips to deliver the smartest results.
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So those were the two things that we could deliver, right?
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And I want to deliver a small smile to everyone. pic.twitter.
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But Macron will have to deliver higher growth and lower unemployment.
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Ultimately, they need to deliver some prospect of profit to survive.
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Home Depot will deliver its first quarter earnings report on Tuesday.
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Apple is expected to deliver its next event on Sept. 10.
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Harass your Gudetama long enough, and it will deliver extra points.
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Trump was set to deliver the university's commencement address on Saturday.
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Kroger and Costco both deliver their latest earnings report on Thursday.
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British finance minister Philip Hammond will deliver his budget on Wednesday.
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The company also claims to deliver the smartphone from May 2840.
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The highly coordinated effort it takes to deliver sextuplets is massive.
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The items then deliver free on the day of your choosing.
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All across America, pipes deliver toxic water, roads crumble, bridges sag.
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Some are still hoping to do deals to deliver equipment outright.
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And sure enough, further tests failed to deliver any supernatural results.
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Another uterine contraction, and doctors deliver the placenta through the cut.
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Some vessels also deliver the fuel to Maranhão, in the North.
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But it doesn't deliver the post-inauguration fanfare some might expect.
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Startups are attempting to deliver to these and other use cases.
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The worst is when you have to deliver open-faced sandwiches.
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The only question is whether it can deliver on the hype.
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You can now swipe on a notification and hit "Deliver Quietly".
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A funicular would deliver residents up and down the giant structure.
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To deliver the higher yields, banks themselves need more profitable assets.
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I'm going to have to deliver and then lose my child.
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Why he must deliver it by hand, though, remains a mystery.
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Starship has a lot to prove before it can really deliver.
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And both, he believed, could deliver justice as they saw fit.
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Charlotte smiled and proceeded to deliver the speech of her life.
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I thought China was the right place to deliver this talk.
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It pushes politics to deliver results and citizens to take responsibility.
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Whatever Obama did was bad and Trump will deliver something better.
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If Polk can't deliver now, Starboard can bring in someone new.
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By late July, Mr. Trump appeared to deliver on that commitment.
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Suddenly tech companies were valued on what they might someday deliver.
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This magical pizza light will surely deliver a great night's sleep.
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I am part of the team and I've got to deliver.
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Poor Penélope Cruz, forced once again to deliver all the exposition.
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Then truckers deliver it to FEMA's supply base in San Juan.
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The race was certain to deliver Arizona its first female senator.
|
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"Just watched Hillary deliver a prepackaged speech on terror," he said.
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That's great for corporations and shareholders, but it doesn't deliver jobs.
|
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Such a shift would deliver vastly more gamblers to Falcone's casino.
|
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But what the space lacks, the shoes deliver, time and again.
|
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"We have to deliver on tax reform," said South Dakota Sen.
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You can't just say there is now trust and deliver trust.
|
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MORE and George W. Bush were both asked to deliver remarks.
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This year, Pence will deliver the commencement address at Hillsdale College.
|
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Artificial sweeteners deliver the pleasing sweetness of sugar without the calories.
|
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Technology is actually a moving force that can deliver services well.
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Let's just wait and see if your old Buddy can deliver.
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It is now up to the voters to deliver that message.
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I'm not surprised he loves Nigerians because they deliver for him.
|
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Pelosi also suggested Trump could instead deliver the address in writing.
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And I said: 'We are here to deliver your message. Period.
|
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Imperial is also testing products that deliver caffeine instead of nicotine.
|
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S. owned and crewed ships to deliver aid to the island.
|
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Everybody can deliver at least one more vote to the polls.
|
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A president has to deliver in reality," according to CNN. "Sen.
|
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Most classic high-concept shows were designed to deliver easy escape.
|
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It was time to deliver rice balls and deep-fried chicken.
|
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Don't expect fireworks, according to Reuters, which said he'll deliver remarks.
|
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Good coaches can deliver bad news and not worry about it.
|
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He's already said he'll help deliver votes if that's what's needed.
|
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They can then direct the teams to go deliver that outcome.
|
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He will deliver a farewell address to the House on Wednesday.
|
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He has to deliver this kind of very sober, serious address.
|
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The key issue is whether they can deliver to their constituents.
|
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Her lawyer, Rebecca Wittman, declined to deliver an opening statement Thursday.
|
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Amazon employs drivers to deliver packages through the Amazon Flex program.
|
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Rouhani's allies say he still has the wherewithal to deliver progress.
|
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I failed to deliver gifts promptly — or in fact, at all.
|
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Two days later Amazon would deliver him a book about it.
|
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For instance, I deliver chicken feed, and it's a custom mill.
|
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Selecting Ms. Warren would not deliver any particular political advantage. Mrs.
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He asked me to deliver it to him when it arrived.
|
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Make sure they understand that you're trusting them to deliver results.
|
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Buxton failed to deliver, however, striking out to end the inning.
|
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People want change and that change we are ready to deliver.
|
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Now I can deliver that to a bank or a hospital.
|
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"Maybe one of Anthony's trusted staff could deliver secure phone," Mrs.
|
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But NAFTA did not magically deliver some optimal new economic equilibrium.
|
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This can help deliver cheaper products to American clients and businesses.
|
|
It is September 30, and the startup has yet to deliver.
|
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Winter said he expected Lockheed to deliver 91 jets in 2018.
|
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Donald J. Trump will deliver a foreign policy address in Ohio.
|
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Nor can reparations truly deliver racial justice without addressing environmental justice.
|
|
They asked Alvarado for permission to deliver food, and he agreed.
|
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Many shows wait until the episode's final minutes to deliver suspense.
|
|
Additionally, Trump has long talked about bipartisanship, but failed to deliver.
|
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Boeing might deliver new 737 Max planes earlier than previously thought
|
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"You just need to deliver more content," Mr. Sullivan said. Mrs.
|
|
They found that funds the company rated highly failed to deliver.
|
|
But AT&T still needs a way to deliver ads for
|
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Trump will deliver a speech Monday in Detroit on economic policy.
|
|
She's looking for groups that can deliver a New York experience.
|
|
He was elected on this pledge, and he plans to deliver.
|
|
Revolutionary products succeed when they deliver demonstrable value to their users.
|
|
Without question, VR will deliver game-changing experiences well beyond gaming.
|
|
It seems like Alien: Blackout aims to deliver a similar experience.
|
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We expect more too, and we do our best to deliver.
|
|
"And clearly if we don't deliver, then again that's on me."
|
|
But lawmakers do deliver special treatment for special interests without fail.
|
|
Bucket 2 tries to get the market to deliver lower prices.
|
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Justice William B. Horkins will deliver his verdict on March 24.
|
|
Of course, we love shopping our usuals, because they consistently deliver.
|
|
This way, they can deliver to multiple offices during one run.
|
|
But hackers can use macros to deliver malware to targets' computers.
|
|
They are promising only what they are confident they can deliver.
|
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The Instagram account of 3D neon artist Ruby Gloom will deliver.
|
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But I'm personally rooting for Black Panther to deliver an upset.
|
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To deliver an aid container to the slums of Sierra Leone.
|
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You got whatever the horse could deliver, and that was it.
|
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Robots and droids help build cars, deliver packages and defuse bombs.
|
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And you'd deliver pizzas to people who would be so high.
|
|
Twice, activists sent me satellite phones to deliver to other activists.
|
|
The president was scheduled to deliver the speech on Jan. 29.
|
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Amazon wants you to do just that -- to deliver its packages.
|
|
GM's offer looks as though it would deliver most of that.
|
|
He can't have total control over the people who deliver it.
|
|
And how do we best deliver health care to those individuals?
|
|
Clinton is poised to deliver a knockout blow in either state.
|
|
There's sort of a misnomer that when the marketplaces deliver orders . . .
|
|
In May, FedEx failed to deliver several Huawei parcels through Asia.
|
|
Near the end, teachers stepped onto the stage to deliver speeches.
|
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And they will deliver the message that so many have repeated.
|
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The company plans to deliver the first Model Y's this month.
|
|
Alaina's father, Kevin, thought the outing would deliver a powerful message.
|
|
Mr. Sanders helped deliver Mr. Trump into the White House once.
|
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In some works, performers deliver effects; Mr. Naharin's dancers become effects.
|
|
So they've created their own apps that deliver curated partisan messages.
|
|
"I do believe that God will deliver my husband," she said.
|
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"Static is the way to go to deliver that," he said.
|
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If the situation becomes really grim, the army will deliver rations.
|
|
Online options require minimal energy but deliver on all the perks.
|
|
For days, the committee appeared ready to deliver a historic rebuke.
|
|
Katherine Clark to deliver Democrats' weekly radio address on health care.
|
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And a Democratic "wave" in 2018 could help deliver on them.
|
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It governs how quickly you can deliver oxygen to your muscles.
|
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I think that if they perform and deliver results, we're satisfied.
|
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There's no way they can deliver on all these promises simultaneously.
|
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His team claims the process server at LAX failed to deliver.
|
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Campaign finance reform is easy to promise and hard to deliver.
|
|
We at Carrier depended on him to deliver on those promises.
|
|
The remaining question: How stern a rebuke will the Senate deliver?
|
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But Amazon also depends heavily on outside companies to deliver orders.
|
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To deliver "master quality" audio, you must return to the masters.
|
|
Mr. Mauldin insisted he was only trying to deliver hard truths.
|
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But employer-sponsored insurance did not deliver a health care utopia.
|
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Clinton, and who later helped deliver the presidency to Mr. Trump.
|
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At the same time, we deliver book fairs to remote locations.
|
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For the sake of Yemen's children, we hope they will deliver.
|
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It is time to deliver a victory for the American people.
|
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Tried to deliver a lot of value, make some useful introductions.
|
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"The Women Deliver summit is critical to this work," Clinton added.
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G.E. did not deliver, and France wants up to $60 million.
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He will hit his groove and deliver a string of intensities.
|
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Both parties are under intense pressure to deliver for key constituencies.
|
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Russia: When there's bad news, President Vladimir Putin's underlings deliver it.
|
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After launching the aircraft, the driver drove to deliver another package.
|
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" The answer is always like, "It could deliver medical products fast.
|
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They have to deliver on metrics and on creating enterprise value.
|
|
Deliver a painful enough lesson, and everyone will fall into line.
|
|
"If you want to deliver Brexit, this is the moment," Mrs.
|
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Some workers only pick groceries off shelves, while some only deliver.
|
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December - Prosecution and defence teams deliver closing arguments in Mladic's trial.
|
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They cook complete nourishing meals and deliver to all five boroughs.
|
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Consider one of the new hybrid lacquer lipsticks that deliver both.
|
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Her unbridled spending helped deliver the crisis that Mr. Macri inherited.
|
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When 5G networks become widely available, they'll deliver faster data speeds.
|
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Now, they're starting to take new shapes to deliver new functionality.
|
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Previous governors have made similar promises, but failed to fully deliver.
|
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In the end, the novel doesn't deliver on its sinister promise.
|
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The only cure for that condition is to deliver the baby.
|
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How many jurors does it take to deliver a guilty verdict?
|
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For one thing, Mr. Musk has to deliver on his promises.
|
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Bezos also hinted that Amazon could help to deliver test kits.
|
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This measure would deliver almost C$20203 billion in extra support.
|
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Each group hoped its patch would deliver the most intriguing interviews.
|
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Lower costs helped Disney Channels Worldwide and Freeform deliver improved results.
|
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Write an obituary or deliver a eulogy for the Soviet Union.
|
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Then they need to deliver that help as fast as possible.
|
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People who really wanted to deliver the quality of that game.
|
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And how can they repeal funding and expect to deliver better?
|
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They can also deliver micro-doses of chemotherapy to those cells.
|
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Ms. Collins asked him to personally deliver the letter to Francis.
|
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Astronauts accidentally deliver packages to Earth this way all the time.
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To deliver your package, you'll have to solve both these problems.
|
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There was broad federal support to deliver more students to college.
|
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It's just a robot who's going to deliver it to you.
|
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Immigration, of course, can deliver more than just short-term benefits.
|
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You get three meals a day, and they deliver the food.
|
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"This board will be under huge pressure to deliver," he said.
|
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The crown could not deliver the relevant monetary easing, he said.
|
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Those boxes deliver hundreds of premium channels from around the world.
|
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What we really wanted to deliver was a product that's unique.
|
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Here's a Bond delivery person getting ready to deliver an order.
|
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Instead of delivering with trucks, Bond uses electric tricycles to deliver.
|
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He scrapped his Friday plans to deliver remarks in Jackson, Miss.
|
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And they deliver Ms. Despentes's blows without a hint of sensationalism.
|
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Like the bit about Pakistan, not convinced we can deliver India.
|
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Black women and Latino women consistently deliver huge margins to Democrats.
|
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It could deliver on that promise because it was a cooperative.
|
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Veronica Escobar of Texas will deliver the Democratic response in Spanish.
|
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So this budget makes huge promises that it can't possibly deliver.
|
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Doctors from the smaller villages team up to deliver the service.
|
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The Obama-era plans failed to deliver on their stated intentions.
|
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What fraction of boxes will the members of the band deliver?
|
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Continuity in personnel allowed Eisenhower to deliver a consistent political message.
|
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So far, they seem happy to trust authoritarians to deliver that.
|
|
The next day, a doctor came in to deliver terrible news.
|
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It's unclear how Mr. Trump plans to deliver this nostalgic fantasy.
|
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Capital One has until year-end to deliver an improved submission.
|
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Marquez's other credits included 1988's "Stand and Deliver" and "Seinfeld."
|
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Others jumped in to deliver a gouda deal of cheese puns.
|
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Jackson is scheduled to deliver the first sentence on March 13.
|
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Frequently, federal prosecutors said, Ms. Pugh failed to deliver the books.
|
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Deliv can process and deliver thousands of orders in an hour.
|
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"McCarthy couldn't deliver that," said the GOP lawmaker close to leadership.
|
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She also starred in the 1988 teacher drama "Stand and Deliver."
|
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Star athletes deliver the biggest audiences in the world to advertisers.
|
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Will Pennybags be able to successfully deliver the card to Smith?
|
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Nor will a gigantic stork suddenly deliver them on November 9.
|
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But can they deliver on their promises to fight global warming?
|
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The Postal Service does deliver a good chunk of Amazon's packages.
|
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Blockchain technology has the potential to deliver on such a promise.
|
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I'm not sure my pastor can deliver politically like Trump has.
|
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Can he deliver on policy details rather than presenting policy aspirations?
|
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The inside rear brakes feather to deliver a more confident arc.
|
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Previous administrations have promised to do so, yet failed to deliver.
|
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This message is both hard to deliver, and hard to hear.
|
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Lindsey Graham, played by Kate McKinnon, to deliver the president's defense.
|
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"But I'm just not sure if Trump can deliver," she added.
|
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He said she could deliver gutsy, powerful singing amid pounding rhythms.
|
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Only once did he fail to deliver an Oscar-worthy performance.
|
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You and your child can hand-deliver the donation, Almonte said.
|
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In this case, doctors will deliver the baby via C-section.
|
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"Dabangg 3" is earnest, and it earnestly wants to deliver thrills.
|
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The office could not deliver the statements as the aides wanted.
|
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Instead, former Presidents Obama and George W. Bush will deliver eulogies.
|
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Spooky season is upon us, and Netflix is happy to deliver.
|
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To Trump's demands to deliver Kim, China is likely to shrug.
|
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"God, she knew how to deliver a line," Ms. Horgan added.
|
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In the end, he probably won't deliver what he promised you.
|
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Just take the press release and deliver it to the newspaper.
|
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He will deliver a speech at the library's black-tie dinner.
|
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In both European countries, Mr. Obama will also deliver paid speeches.
|
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If the plan works, it could deliver rare and valuable synergies.
|
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The best eye masks are the ones that deliver instant results.
|
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Nothing else will deliver the heady flavor of a banana leaf.
|
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson reiterated he would deliver Brexit by Oct.
|
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"And boy, oh boy, can this new team deliver," he said.
|
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Whether they deliver for the wider public remains to be seen.
|
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It ought to deliver warmth and good feelings in any weather.
|
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If investing in stocks weren't risky, it wouldn't deliver a return.
|
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These ETNs were designed to deliver returns if volatility stayed low.
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I froth milk and I deliver it to her in bed.
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