" The simple takeaway: "Over-deliver on results and under-deliver on office drama.
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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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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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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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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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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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That is, if Tesla could deliver on their ambitious claim.
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Too bad the phone failed to deliver on those promises.
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Then really deliver on what you said you would do.
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"It's time to begin to deliver on that," he said.
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The question is why can't the Senate deliver on that.
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The sequel doesn't just deliver on bigger fights and jokes.
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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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If we do that, we can deliver on our promises.
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They can deliver on the promise of preventative, convenient health.
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It's failing to deliver on people's ambition to rule themselves.
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Does he deliver on aides' promise of a sunny speech?
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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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Finally, does the air fryer deliver on its golden promise?
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Is there a way you can deliver on this better.
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"We continue to work" to deliver on that, Pompeo said.
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The question is: Can they deliver on the mounting hype?
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But May largely failed to deliver on the "new" part.
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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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"Did I deliver on my promise on that album?" he asked.
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Now it's time for him to deliver on the tough ones.
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But what happens one day if Netanyahu's can't deliver on something?
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Johnson has about 100 days to deliver on his Brexit promise.
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And we need to make promises and deliver on those promises.
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And Murphy is never one to not deliver on his promises.
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" * "We are on track to deliver on our guidance for 2016.
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As "pro" machines, the new MacBook Pros still deliver on performance.
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Or if, rather, Uber's management could deliver on the autonomous promise.
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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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Still, I'm not saying the Superbook won't deliver on its promises.
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When policies don't deliver on their promises, policymakers have two options.
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The only question is whether it can deliver on the hype.
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By late July, Mr. Trump appeared to deliver on that commitment.
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"We have to deliver on tax reform," said South Dakota Sen.
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Online options require minimal energy but deliver on all the perks.
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And a Democratic "wave" in 2018 could help deliver on them.
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There's no way they can deliver on all these promises simultaneously.
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We at Carrier depended on him to deliver on those promises.
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They have to deliver on metrics and on creating enterprise value.
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In the end, the novel doesn't deliver on its sinister promise.
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For one thing, Mr. Musk has to deliver on his promises.
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It could deliver on that promise because it was a cooperative.
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The Obama-era plans failed to deliver on their stated intentions.
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But can they deliver on their promises to fight global warming?
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Blockchain technology has the potential to deliver on such a promise.
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Can he deliver on policy details rather than presenting policy aspirations?
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"To deliver on those earnings is much more achievable," said McPherson.
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Republicans, though, were eager to deliver on a central campaign promise.
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They didn't deliver on that promise, and they paid the price.
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"What we are going to do is deliver on Brexit, deliver on the domestic agenda and then defeat the Brexit Party at some point, I hope a long way off, in a general election," he added.
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And we need to vote for leaders who will deliver on them.
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" The Chinese president "can't deliver on anything the U.S. wants and needs.
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Let's be clear: Skyrim VR doesn't deliver on most of those promises.
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Is there any chance corporate America can deliver on the big expectations?
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Can they deliver on their promise to help you build better habits?
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But filling timelines with such old tweets doesn't deliver on that promise.
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However, it is unclear whether he will deliver on such a promise.
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It's out of step with Republican orthodoxy and impossible to deliver on.
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The big question is if Misty can deliver on this ambitious vision.
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We have rigorous policies and practices that deliver on contractual terms with
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Why couldn't President Barack Obama deliver on some of his campaign promises?
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They have the talent, expertise, and vision to deliver on that commitment.
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As such, he had to deliver on a "sacred" call for change.
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Why would Putin believe Trump can deliver on anything he might promise?
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"The way to do it is deliver on our promises," Cruz said.
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Britain is now far less able to help deliver on such issues.
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It would cast doubt over Trump's ability to deliver on other priorities.
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"Security first, without security we can't deliver on anything further," he said.
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He urged Athens to deliver on promised reforms under its third bailout.
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But being able to deliver on a larger scale is a challenge.
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"We are in this room to deliver on our promise," Trump said.
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This is all about trying to deliver on that discovery and capability.
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It is time to drop the BAT and deliver on tax reform.
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We are still waiting on tangible initiatives to deliver on this promise.
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If they deliver on their threats, the clerks could face repercussions: Gov.
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So, how exactly does the SLS Beverly Hills deliver on this duality?
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Yes, if it can deliver on the numbers in 2018 and 2019.
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But he has to deliver on his promise to move his team.
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Congress fails to draw hard lines that deliver on real systemic reforms,
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Congressional leadership failed to deliver on substantive health care reform last year.
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It's failing to deliver on their aspirations for a better material future.
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It's failing to deliver on the promise of building an inclusive America.
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" He said Sanders is "making promises essentially that he can't deliver on.
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When a show promises witch stuff, it better deliver on witch stuff.
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The tax cut is utterly failing to deliver on its advocates' promises.
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First, if anyone can deliver on an agenda this ambitious, it's Musk.
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"I didn't really believe they would deliver on their promises," he said.
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"Our state of California should deliver on single-payer," said Democratic Rep.
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Perhaps a fourth D would help: China must deliver on its promises. ■
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The Zens Liberty doesn't quite deliver on everything Apple's AirPower had promised.
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Each country trying to act and deliver on-- for its own people.
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Two decades after Seattle, it has failed to deliver on its promises.
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This "green renewable world can't deliver on what we need," Bevin said.
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That Trump makes bold pronouncements he can't deliver on is nothing new.
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Some voters have speculated about whether Buttigieg can deliver on that message.
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It threatens their ability to deliver on areas of agreement with business.
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"If he doesn't deliver on the economy, I'll be disappointed," Scott says.
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But the issue is still whether he can deliver on his promises.
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Now, Michael Tubbs is expected to deliver on a host of problems.
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So, could Iraq's government really deliver on its vow to vanquish Islamic State?
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Now we've proven we can handle large-scale events and deliver on workshops.
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"This will enable us to deliver on our goals for 25.4," he added.
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That's the kind of promise that some economists think CDCs could deliver on.
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Despite the soundbites, there's little evidence that Wojcicki can deliver on that promise.
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Companies who can deliver on that in the near future will change lives.
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But just how Facebook should deliver on that promise remains a major question.
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Instead, it's currently taking suggestions for what it should deliver on its website.
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Research suggests that many health apps struggle to deliver on their promised benefits.
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But can he deliver on all the promises of his big-tent campaign?
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Click ahead to 14 films that will definitely deliver on bringing you back.
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For many in Shendi, those are promises he still has to deliver on.
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Make your content deliver on what your titles imply a reader will see.
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But if you're looking for it to deliver on its title, move along.
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That can make it hard for companies to actually deliver on their goals.
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Luckily, the New Balance Fresh Foam Zante v3 shoes deliver on every level.
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"Today we deliver on our promise," said Andrus Ansip, European Commission vice president.
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"This will enable us to deliver on our goals for 2019," he added.
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Also, consumers want instant approval upon application, something that Final can deliver on.
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"He promised a lot of things, he's got to deliver on those promises."
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You've got to deliver on the pitch to make this an aspirational game.
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The 1More Triple Driver In-Ear Headphones deliver on a balanced listening experience.
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But it also attracted skepticism that the proposal could deliver on its promises.
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Sixty-three years is a long time to deliver on such a commitment.
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The question is can Mohammed bin Salman deliver on his big reform plans?
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My father made sure to deliver on what he promised and then some.
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They smell great, deliver on quality, and are good for the planet, too.
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And better than we believe Tom can deliver on a risk-- weighted basis.
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Headlines Tories join demand for Theresa May to deliver on energy pledge on.ft.
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Clinton as a "longtime friend" better able to deliver on her promised policies.
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It said it would deliver on its strategy as a stand-alone company.
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Trump's failure to deliver on these promises reflects certain aspects of his personality.
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"I have no doubt the European Union can deliver on regulation," he said.
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There are few obvious means for Mr. Trump to deliver on his promise.
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Did the administration deliver on its promise to give industry access to resources?
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One approach is to under-promise and over-deliver on your reply time.
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But IAG said it was confident it would deliver on its modest guidance.
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Now, Mr. Trump promises to deliver on a central trade promise: renegotiating Nafta.
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They say the GOP leader failed to deliver on his promise to Sen.
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But Mr. Trump is not the one who has to deliver on it.
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He needs to deliver on his campaign promises of economic and social reforms.
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If so, Kalanick can finally deliver on the points he made in August.
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This will further boost our ability to deliver on the targets for 13-2019.
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This plan does not deliver on that promise in any way, shape, or form.
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Despite his best efforts, he failed to deliver on the Israel-Palestine peace process.
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These two products deliver on our mission to enable a passwordless future for all.
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However, investors want to see WW deliver on its vision to keep customers longer.
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Johnson is expecting to deliver on September 25, while Huth is due October 11.
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Downton Abbey is over, and Mr. Robot's second season didn't deliver on its promise.
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That experience helps us believe Pure Cycles will actually deliver on its promises, too.
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Here One deliver on the promise of being able to control sound around you.
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Do you worry about entitlement -- not being able to deliver on all these promises?
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This will further boost our ability to deliver on the targets for 2017-2019.
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However, many analysts warn that the government has yet to deliver on its promises.
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It would be virtually impossible to deliver on the Paris Agreement pledge without them.
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Until someone manages to deliver on that promise, I'll be sticking with my hybrid.
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American left failed to deliver on its promises, while others say it's a victim
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"We do not need M&A to deliver on our financial targets," he said.
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The next robot could either deliver on Cassie's promise or potentially sink the venture.
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"I'm 1,000 percent sure the President is going to deliver on his commitment," Rep.
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His colleague Giegel grinned and told me that Hyperloop would deliver on-demand transportation.
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Kenya could also be banned if it does not deliver on promises to WADA.
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And the AHCA, even with these new amendments, fails to deliver on that promise.
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The country took a decision, this government is determined to deliver on that decision.
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He offered those forthcoming talks up as proof he would deliver on his word.
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But I (Zach) have reservations about whether GNS can deliver on its lofty claims.
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But new machine-learning techniques might at last help it deliver on its promise.
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If Gazprom fails to deliver on these understandings, the EU can impose crippling penalties.
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They deliver on durability and performance best of all the options I've tried yet.
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But the Justice Department alleges she and Balwani could not deliver on those promises.
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Fail to deliver on either front, however, and compromise starts to look like betrayal.
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The brand uses a comfort and sleep quiz to accurately deliver on your preferences.
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Lawmakers must deliver on their promise to families or prepare to be held accountable.
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Failure to deliver on it is akin to an exercise in political self-immolation.
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The notices were for the inability to deliver on some contracts for Canadian crude.
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We're going to be holding him accountable to deliver on some of that rhetoric.
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"We will be working to deliver on it," said May of the Taylor report.
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It would make sense, then, that Lorde knows exactly how to deliver on stage.
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Mr. de Blasio clearly needs more time, a chance to deliver on his promises.
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He said the EU had only a few weeks to deliver on their promises.
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Cramer thinks RH's membership membership program will help the company deliver on results again.
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At the end, however, the video does deliver on its clickbait-y headline promise.
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It proposed an expensive budget with big-ticket items to deliver on campaign promises.
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But some LPs have also failed to deliver on what they've agreed to supply.
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He has also failed to deliver on his promises to bring back factory jobs.
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However, carriers have a long way to go before they deliver on that promise.
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But Yum Brand Inc's KFC is the first to deliver on plant-based chicken.
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Sotheby's continues to deliver on its promise to make Old Masters paintings hip again.
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It also doesn't deliver on the battery life promises ARM is supposed to achieve.
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And it's not clear whether he'd be able to deliver on that even now.
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He wanted to figure out: Did the Canadian child benefit deliver on that promise?
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Understandably, there was a huge backlash when YT didn&apost deliver on his promises.
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We want them to come back because we deliver on our promise very well.
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To date, the Trump administration has spectacularly failed to deliver on its economic agenda.
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She hosts creativity "workshops" when she could not deliver on her $500,000 book deal.
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Congress will likely have to deliver on any additional health funding for this crisis.
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And on the Thursday following the massacre, Ardern began to deliver on that promise.
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It is up to us as aviation regulators to deliver on this shared responsibility.
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Whatever it takes to deliver on a promise that he should never have made.
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So it's a long road ahead before the FDA can deliver on Gottlieb's vision.
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That it would deliver on its ambitions as a piece of interactive, collaborative narrative.
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It's yet another example of a president who's failed to deliver on his promises.
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"Clearly, Russia has failed in its responsibility to deliver on that commitment from 2013, so either Russia has been complicit or Russia has been simply incompetent in its ability to deliver on its end of that agreement," Tillerson said in a statement.
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The Dow Jones industrial average dropped more than 180 points Monday before paring losses as the president's failure to deliver on his pledge to repeal -ObamaCare raised concerns about whether he will be able to deliver on his other pro-business promises.
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It'll eventually have to deliver on a big capital return much like Apple eventually did.
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But It works enough of the time to deliver on the promise of bad dreams.
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In Italy the populists are attempting to deliver on their election promises from within government.
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But we have to have a president who can deliver on things that are important
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It is likely to be the last chance to deliver on an abundance of promise.
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Conservatives have high hopes the conservative majority will deliver on issues important to the base.
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Now, it'll have to press that early strong showing and deliver on its big plans.
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And this time, hopefully, it won't take another 12 years to deliver on that promise.
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And the prices are low and wow, they deliver on time, and stuff like that.
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Professional duty demands this, our clients expect it and we must deliver on this obligation.
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Only time will tell if Republicans can deliver on their promise of unprecedented economic growth.
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We believe the fund represents an unparalleled wealth of expertise to deliver on this promise.
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It will more systematically deter our adversaries and help us deliver on national security priorities.
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More important, it's a way to deliver on the American Dream for thousands of families.
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If Tesla fails to deliver on the expected growth, it too could face dire consequences.
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Last year, Uber launched UberHEALTH to deliver on-demand wellness pack and optional flu shots.
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The company added this meant it was on track to deliver on its 2010 goals.
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It soon became clear that the Brownback experiment had failed to deliver on his promises.
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Fortunately, Trump's presidency overlaps with a unique window of opportunity to deliver on these promises.
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Experts say attackers usually deliver on their promise to restore access — because it's good business.
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And, yes, both major political parties are too weak to deliver on the crucial tasks.
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So the question is, how does Sanders best deliver on the promise of his "revolution"?
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"We all knew we were selling something we couldn't deliver on," one former staffer said.
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We have yet to deliver on many of these — despite the regular reminders we get.
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Hopefully, AMLO and his administration will deliver on their promises and avoid the same fate.
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Royal Mail added it would continue to deliver on its existing plans without compulsory redundancies.
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However, it has yet to deliver on these reforms or on promised anti-corruption measures.
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Tesla has burned through billions of dollars while it struggles to deliver on many promises.
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Democrats must hold the president accountable for failing to deliver on his biggest campaign promise.
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But Jeremy Stephens did deliver on a promise: he wasn't scared to kick with Aldo.
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Those developers finally began to deliver on the promises of the company's Viv Labs acquisition.
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I was in so much pain that I thought I would deliver on the street.
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The Speaker Cube is a fun idea that fails to fully deliver on its promise.
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If it doesn't really deliver on all counts, then we could see some more weakness.
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The US has struggled to deliver on this and finds itself in a growing crisis.
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None of the Republican plans offered so far actually deliver on that kind of fix.
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A political party's power to deliver on its mission comes from its credibility with voters.
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For Egyptians everywhere, especially in North Sinai, he has failed to deliver on all three.
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It does, at least, deliver on a prerequisite of a modern Western: It looks grand.
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Historically, that might be because many of the big names did not deliver on expectations.
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"But if he don't deliver on that, he won't be around four years from now."
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Moreover, they found the deals did not deliver on the stated purpose of increasing efficiency.
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"This update is just the next step in our mission to deliver on that promise."
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While regional woodworkers can't compete with import prices, they tend to over-deliver on quality.
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"I'm 1,000 percent sure the president is going to deliver on his commitment," said Rep.
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There was also a fiasco with a box supplier who failed to deliver on-time.
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That failure endangers his ability to deliver on major tax reform and massive infrastructure spending.
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Beyond Trump's failure to deliver on health care, there's also his signature issue of immigration.
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House Republicans are working diligently to deliver on our promises made to the American people.
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" Republicans, he said, are eager to "step up our game, to deliver on our promises.
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His bill would deliver on the telecommunication industry's wish to have Congress settle the issue.
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"We have to now see the policies put in place to deliver on that vision."
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Much will also depend on Mr. Bolsonaro's ability to deliver on sorely needed economic reforms.
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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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But did it make sense for a bakery to have an app and deliver on-demand?
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Either way, the investors want to know exactly how you're going to deliver on your promises.
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Can the Essential Phone deliver on the promise to rewire the way we think about phones?
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And if he doesn't deliver on his promise of jobs, his approval among them could falter.
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He warned the group could lose hope if Trump fails to deliver on his jobs promises.
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If Washington continues to fail to deliver on that responsibility, cities will continue to step up.
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But for how long is the question if he cannot deliver on expectations of a turnaround.
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In that case, the notices were for inability to deliver on some contracts for Canadian crude.
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They deliver on mindless happy romance that doesn't leave a bad, anxious taste in my mouth.
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"I really believe in her capacity to deliver on her messages," Washington said in an interview.
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"I am confident that we will successfully deliver on our guidance for this year," he said.
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Cardano is certainly promising but only time will tell whether it can deliver on its promises.
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Increasingly, advisors are turning to sophisticated and accessible financial-planning software to deliver on the promise.
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But some environmental groups have accused him of not doing enough to deliver on those commitments.
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Far from their widely adored workboots, these shoes still deliver on the brand's classic, minimalist style.
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The paid tier didn't exactly deliver on the promise of more prestigious, exclusive programming for users.
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In fact, many crypto–token projects have failed miserably to deliver on their promises to investors.
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Of course, arguably, Microsoft HoloLens was the first commercially available product to deliver on this vision.
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"If we can't deliver on this, how can we be an economic leader?" he asked rhetorically.
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"If you fail to deliver on that then you're a pariah in the market," he said.
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Their future performance is contingent on whether they can deliver on those high expectations, says Smith.
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But they won't deliver on the fever dream of AR glasses that seamlessly alter our lives.
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It cites Spectrum's inability to deliver on promises of such standard content as Netflix and gaming.
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These examples have shown the promise of AR, but have failed to deliver on contextual utility.
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SMITH: The president doubling down embedding Congress will deliver on the hot-button issue before November.
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Trump has failed to deliver on any of the 10 legislative promises on the campaign trail.
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They're optimistic about Trump's ability to deliver on tax cuts by the end of the year.
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Which is to say, it hits the spot, but it doesn't exactly deliver on the details.
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So it was an important step for us to be able to deliver on this proposition.
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Republicans have been laboring for months to deliver on their promise to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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"If you fail to deliver on that then youre a pariah in the market," he said.
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The implication is that the private sector can deliver on the nation's future basic research needs.
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"If we fail to deliver on those things, there are going to be consequences," he said.
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We're working internally to make sure we fully deliver on excellent experiences at our Mall immediately.
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Trump and GOP lawmakers, though, are facing immense pressure to deliver on their long-sought goal.
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To deliver on both things on that level can really highlight two very, very strong elements.
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The Conservatives said they were skeptical the Liberals would be able to deliver on their promises.
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Republicans lost the House because they failed to deliver on their campaign promise to cut spending.
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He did not deliver on a prominent "first-day" promised action—declaring China a currency manipulator.
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Whether they're wired or not, good earbuds deliver on sound quality without being big and bulky.
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The I.O.C. has no hammer to bring down when cities fail to deliver on environmental promises.
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What will the American people do in 2018 if Republicans fail to deliver on promises made?
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"Russia cannot agree to a production cut because it cannot deliver on that," Weafer told CNBC.
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We urge members of the House and Senate to deliver on infrastructure and rebuild with us.
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Time will tell if Roberts and CIG can deliver on the big promises of Star Citizen.
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Between all the laughs, Bynes manages to deliver on the more emotional aspects of the role.
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Beyond the brand's sustainable, ethical practices, its clothes and accessories really deliver on quality and style.
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We just need the political will to deliver on the promise of an AIDS-free generation.
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"Now, we have some reason to believe they will actually deliver on that promise," he said.
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But the stock market is still waiting for the Trump administration to deliver on tax cuts.
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However, Russia has previously failed to deliver on promises to pull back its forces from Syria.
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Still, residents, who have seen loads of politicians fail to deliver on such promises, are skeptical.
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"We used technology to deliver on this promise," said Jennifer Aument, North American president of Transurban.
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It was the first of three lectures he's set to deliver on the topic this week.
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SB: The key issue is how we deliver on the democratic results of the British people.
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What "deliver on Brexit" meant in practical terms, though, turned out to be far more complicated.
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On Thursday, he returns to western Pennsylvania as a president yet to deliver on that promise.
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Now, he had failed to deliver on his promise to make his former leader prime minister.
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He clearly believes these tariffs would deliver on one of his most prominent America First promises.
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Kamala Harris argued that President Donald Trump has failed to deliver on his promises to workers.
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The issue for the market: Can it deliver on those expectations, and will that be enough?
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And then, use these expert-approved tips to over-deliver on every project, large or small.
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Yet, I am hopeful that Secretary Azar can deliver on his charge to remove unnecessary regulations.
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This is not a guy who makes big boasts and then fails to deliver on them.
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Doubts are rising about Trump's ability to deliver on pro-growth promises such as tax cuts.
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Republicans are eager to deliver on a major legislative accomplishment before the end of the year.
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Pichai couldn't deliver on that when he was merely the CEO of Google rather than Alphabet.
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If Tesla can deliver on its production promises, the stock could rebound above $300, Munster said.
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Iran wouldn't stick with it unless they thought the European Union could deliver on sanctions relief.
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But some experts say that Trump administration proposals would probably fail to deliver on those promises.
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"If we deliver on what we're building, this should be much closer to reality by 2030."
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If we deliver on what we're building, this should be much closer to reality by 2030.
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No president can effectively deliver on his or her campaign promises without addressing the attention economy.
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In our first 100 days in the majority, we have begun to deliver on that promise.
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Will President Trump deliver on the promises — the new, well-paying jobs — that his supporters demand?
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How different would the country be if Sanders could get elected and deliver on his ideas?
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The House Republican bill, the American Health Care Act, will not deliver on Mr. Trump's promises.
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TrumpCare will fail miserably to deliver on either its promise of increased coverage or decreased costs.
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It is an imperfect deal, one that has failed to deliver on its promise, he said.
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Mr. Cuomo described the year as a fleeting political opportunity to deliver on long-awaited promises.
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It regularly fails to deliver on its environmental promises, as electric giant Duke Energy Corp found.
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" "With every week and month that goes by in which we fail to deliver on our promise, I'm afraid we will further alienate not just our natural supporters, driving them into the arms of insurgent parties, but anyone who believes that politicians should deliver on their promises.
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This one promises to deliver on girl power — and to introduce a wonderful cast of DC characters.
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How can the chief executive deliver on his many goals without a fresh infusion of outside cash?
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Industry Minister Christopher Pyne said the coalition had a clear mandate to deliver on its election promises.
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We must - and we shall - deliver on the referendum vote and seize the opportunities that lie ahead.
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For nearly a decade, Canada's government has failed to deliver on its promises regarding Canada's digital divide.
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Investors said further gains will hinge on clearer signs he can deliver on a market-friendly agenda.
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Part of Locken's appeal is how she is able to deliver on the unbelievable things she says.
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But the project's engineers would have to overcome some monumental challenges in order to deliver on time.
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And would it deliver on the combination of action and philosophizing that made us love the original?
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If we deliver on power and performance, then that message is delivered to the people we serve.
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Amazon Prime gives you access to quick shipping, including same-day deliver on over a million items.
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This is related to knowing my outcomes and then instigating a disciplined plan to deliver on them.
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That makes it all but certain Johnson can't deliver on his campaign promise to Brexit by Halloween.
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But with so much priced in now, any failure to deliver on easing could spark a tantrum.
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But some of those in attendance were skeptical about BlackBerry's ability to deliver on its strategic pivot.
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It has "weird" right there in the title, but boy does this movie deliver on the madness.
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If FedEx can deliver on future expectations, the stock will continue an upwards trajectory as demand grows.
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"We shall deliver on what we promised", he said in response to a question in Warsaw, Poland.
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For the past 10 years, central banks the world over have failed to deliver on inflation goals.
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In fact, he believes everything is in place for Netflix to deliver on its international expansion strategy.
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If the GPD Win 2 can deliver on its performance promises, it could be something really special.
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The tariffs passed, but Clay failed to deliver on infrastructure, or on a plan for American industry.
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We're going to deliver on this commitment (to denuclearize) that Chairman Kim has made to the world.
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Though its voice that has the really big potential here, if AI can deliver on its potential.
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But so far, the administration and the new internet minister have failed to deliver on those promises.
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Deliver on healthcare, delivering on the border security and on immigration-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: How did it happen?
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Perhaps most importantly, what tends to happen when a populist fails to deliver on all those promises?
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But it's important, Espejo told me, to distinguish between failing to deliver on promises and not trying.
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Musk, of course, has a history of setting bold goals that have proven difficult to deliver on.
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To produce a truly successful replacement for animal meat, plant-based meats have to deliver on texture.
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And by that, I mean that he is not qualified to deliver on any of his promises.
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On balance, I'm pretty skeptical of President Trump's ability to deliver on any of his campaign promises.
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Beginning this month, we will see if our congressional leaders are able to deliver on their commitment.
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Don't ask right before or after you deliver on something big, either — it can feel too opportunistic.
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AMP is a way to adapt and deliver, on Google's terms, real webpages built with real tools.
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This year we worked with our partner in China, TechNode, to help us deliver on the dream.
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Not only could she count, but she could be counted on to deliver on very tough votes.
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Whether he can deliver on that promise will be a significant test of investors' faith in him.
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Moreover, Trump now can deliver on a strong conservative nominee on abortion if another seat opens up.
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When does e-commerce deliver on low prices, and when is it merely coasting on its reputation?
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Mr. Hollande has said he will not seek re-election if he cannot deliver on that promise.
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In fact, the math suggests that China will likely over-deliver on its climate commitments for 220006.
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They didn't deliver on any of that and I think that's what the President was referring to.
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Even among those who support trade, doubts are growing about its ability to deliver on crucial promises.
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At the same time, the use of contractors has often failed to deliver on the promised savings.
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Feel-good rhetoric (and disingenuous politicking) aside, the Amendment has failed to deliver on any of Sen.
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The system that could deliver on promises of cheaper comprehensive care for all is Medicare for all.
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Whether they&aposre wired or not, good earbuds deliver on sound quality without being big and bulky.
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Simply put, we will be better positioned to deliver on the tremendous opportunities for customer-focused growth.
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To find the right strategy, Trump needs broader alternatives than the Pentagon can deliver on its own.
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There is a real risk they will be unable to deliver on the scale of their promise.
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Town Hall will deliver on the promise that Zuckerberg made to do something to encourage community engagement.
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The previous federal government promised, but did not deliver on, plans to build seven ports across Nunavut.
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Trump has failed to deliver on many of his campaign promises, despite presiding over a unified government.
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I trust she will deliver on the most important duty of a president — keeping our nation safe.
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Each side becomes more willing to make concessions, believing the other side will deliver on its end.
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Some of this is attributed to optimism that President Donald Trump will deliver on his tax overhaul.
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But to his allies, Mr. de Blasio's ability to deliver on his promise has outweighed any complications.
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But in our rush to deliver on the promises of Big Data, we have not sought one.
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So we definitely shouldn't expect Musk to deliver on his ambitious vision on time or under budget.
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Mr. Newsom, by contrast, is making grand promises that critics say could be difficult to deliver on.
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According to the docs, Daniels bailed on the project ... and didn't deliver on his promises to Dame.
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Even if she survives, they fear she may be unable to deliver on any agreement she strikes.
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First, Trump did deliver on the long-term Republican priority to permanently slash tax rates for corporations.
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But bonds are still likely to deliver on their crucial role as portfolio stabilizers when stocks fall.
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And if the 78-second preview is any indication, the show will certainly deliver on that promise.
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If it can deliver on the idea of letting me play games I already own from anywhere?
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If we deliver on what we&aposre building, this should be much closer to reality by 2030.
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But the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act did not deliver on its promise for hard-working Americans.
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Few gave credence to the prospect that Ms. Le Pen could actually deliver on her radical promises.
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It failed simply because it was a bad bill that could not deliver on what was promised.
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H&M OUTGOING CEO PERSSON SAYS WE HAVE A CLEAR PLAN, WILL CONTINUE TO DELIVER ON THAT
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Raiffeisen was expected to conduct an IPO by mid-2017 but failed to deliver on its promise.
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The fact is that he delivered, or at least tried to deliver, on all these key promises.
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Also, can it deliver on its commitment to greater international transparency and cooperation during such a crisis?
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Perhaps Mr. Trump will deliver on his promise to broker a solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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That is largely because he has failed to deliver on his main promise to improve the economy.
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The event will also touch on the experiences Microsoft is planning to deliver on this Surface hardware.
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"The BoE needs to deliver on those expectations to prevent a tightening in funding conditions," Monks said.
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If your set doesn't deliver on all three of these key qualities, you need to look elsewhere.
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And yet Cubans seemed to have little faith in their government's capacity to deliver on those goals.
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Shurmur called several bootlegs Sunday, knowing Jones can deliver on the run with a defender bearing down.
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But only by respecting institutions can he deliver on his populist campaign promises without risking economic collapse.
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Now, the president doubts whether Mr. Shine can deliver on his early promise to provide good headlines.
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Frank and Claire continue to deliver on their Season 4 pledge to stoke public fears about terrorism.
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That report has heightened industry skepticism that Magic Leap can deliver on sky-high claims and ambitions.
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I think for the good of the game (and) I'd like to see him deliver on his promise.
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VITIELLO: We&aposve been -- we&aposve been advocating to deliver on the president&aposs promise for border security.
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But for the last year and some change, Fitbit has failed to deliver on the potential Pebble provided.
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Pfizer CEO Ian Read has a strategy to help Trump deliver on his promise to lower drug costs.
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Several customers complained that Rixi's service was unable to deliver on its promised 15-minute service delivery time.
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To keep earning their vote, Donald Trump as president is going to have to deliver on his promises.
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Others see delays and disappointing results as emblematic of the company's inability to deliver on Musk's soaring rhetoric.
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But Plank also shouldered much of the blame, saying Under Armour failed to deliver on fashionable performance wear.
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The President's priority was to move quickly to deliver on bold promises he made on the campaign trail.
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Musk does deliver on some of the stuff he says he'll do — but his predictions are, hm, unreliable.
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"The reality of it was she never left us because we always deliver on our promises," said Lai.
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Are we confident that those we invite to take the oath of office can deliver on that oath?
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And Season 22014 has continued to deliver on that promise, with a commitment to constantly resetting the rules.
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If bots truly do deliver on the former, does that inherently swing the pendulum away from the latter?
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Its concept is entertaining, but The Boss Baby doesn't totally deliver on that potential for surrealist baby humor.
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However, although the documentary fails to deliver on its promise, it excels in giving color to its subjects.
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"You could step into the stock if they only start to deliver on the restructuring plan," he continued.
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"We promised to change the status quo and we intend to deliver on that promise," the group wrote.
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And for those who supported Trump, they just need to see if he can deliver on his promises.
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Wade describes this early on as a "family film," and the film tries hard to deliver on feels.
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Tesla is already burning through cash and has a history of failing to deliver on its production promises.
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Here are the seven best gaming-friendly TVs that deliver on fast action, quick response, and overall performance.
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But now Bolsonaro, as president, will have to deliver on his promises about the economy, corruption, and crime.
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And if he doesn&apost deliver on it, that he has not delivered on his biggest campaign promise.
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But if autonomous technology is ever going to deliver on its promises, the human has got to go.
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Animals just did not deliver on the reactions we all thought they'd have, and we're a bit disappointed.
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What's more, it will hand over your package for free if it fails to deliver on its promise.
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"If we deliver on those four, this could be the most productive congress in decades," he told reporters.
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Even with the White House and both chambers of Congress, you can't deliver on your number-one promise?
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Rubin also questioned whether the Republican-controlled White House and Congress can deliver on their tax-reform promises.
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After raising $26M, Munchery fails to deliver On-demand food delivery startup Munchery is ceasing operations, effective immediately.
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"We needed to stabilize the business and deliver on the initial simplification to restore trust," he told reporters.
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The member-specific ads will prompt constituents to urge their Representatives to deliver on Trump's tax reform plan.
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They spoke to hundreds of striking workers, urging Trump to deliver on his promise of higher-paying jobs.
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While markets have rallied since Ramaphosa's victory, some analysts are skeptical he will deliver on his bold promises.
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They need to deliver on the promise of their perspective-challenging content to earn and keep audiences' trust.
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Markets have rallied since Ramaphosa's victory, however some analysts are skeptical that he will deliver on his promises.
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It's an attempt to deliver on campaign promises about health care and to — just maybe— change the conversation.
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Ukraine must deliver on the reforms inspired by the Euromaidan Revolution before the Ukrainian people give up hope.
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It's long past time for a raise, and only one party seems willing to deliver on that promise.
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And finally, once the excitement of the campaign itself dies down, it's time to deliver on your promises.
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With the launch agreement in place, the company appears to finally be ready to deliver on that promise.
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So, which stores actually deliver on the convenience and time-saving practice — without literally delivering your goods — best?
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"We have an agreement with four parties and I plan to deliver on that," Stefan Lofven told reporters.
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For years tech companies could not deliver on promises of hyper-intelligent machines capable of performing human tasks.
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Republicans must be focused, clear eyed and deliver on policies that allow all Americans the opportunity to benefit.
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But do voters really believe that Trump or Sanders can deliver on the overheated rhetoric they are selling?
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Given the realities of time and money, there's no way for developers to deliver on such lofty pledges.
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Many believe he has failed to deliver on its promises of improving Nigerian lives and fixing the economy.
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His failure to deliver on that unrealistic pledge will help political rivals, particularly the hard-line Brexit party.
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The White House said it did not have any announcements to deliver on Friday morning after Trump spoke.
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They're comfortable in-ear, never pop out, and deliver on both rich audio quality and great noise isolation.
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"I no longer believe that our approach will deliver on the referendum result," she wrote, referring to Brexit.
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Mr. Hollande has not managed to deliver on his promise to significantly lower unemployment, especially among young people.
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He credited his election success to his public face as well as his ability to deliver on promises.
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He was influenced by conservative commentators who pressured him to deliver on his "build a wall" campaign promise.
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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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But the official said that to deliver on this pledge, the G20 must intensify reform efforts this year.
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In other words, there has to be belief that the Fed can deliver on the inflation it promises.
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Cruz and Lee and conservative groups so that Congress can truly deliver on Republicans' promises of ObamaCare repeal.
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The real risk would be to dismiss Trump's effective rhetoric simply because he failed to deliver on it.
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But the government writes that it is "committed to working with partners" to deliver on its grand vision.
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But German industry said it was now up to China to deliver on its promises of greater openness.
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Or take health care: With premium costs skyrocketing, they failed to deliver on a promise to repeal ObamaCare.
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So how reliable are Johnson&aposs pledges and should British people trust that he will deliver on them?
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Moore added that markets were stripping out expectations that the Trump administration would deliver on policy this year.
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Some European diplomats wonder whether she will last long enough to deliver on any agreements struck in Brussels.
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Even with full control of the government, they have utterly failed to deliver on their promises on immigration.
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How the administration responds could signal whether it is willing to take steps to deliver on Trump's promises.
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But if lawmakers scale back their proposals, they might be seen as failing to deliver on campaign promises.
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May's ability to deliver on commitments, experts said such worries would cloud her visit and limit its results.
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But it was clear that both parties wanted to deliver on their chief campaign promises and priorities quickly.
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"What Amazon did today is all about making sure it can deliver on its Prime promise," Thomson says.
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This month could determine whether Republicans deliver on any of their big promises before next year's midterm elections.
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What the Turkish people don't deliver on April 16, Mr. Erdogan will seek from a majority in Parliament.
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They may be waiting for him to deliver on his promise to bring back well-paid manufacturing jobs.
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Many are lured to for-profit institutions that rake in money while failing to deliver on their promises.
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Instead, they contend that a system with improved controls could help lawmakers better deliver on their districts' needs.
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Another health-care fumble will heighten urgency to deliver on taxes in advance of 2018 mid-term elections.
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And investors would have to feel confident that Boeing can deliver on its promises, reliably and with excellence.
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"The 37th Parallel" is part conspiracy thriller and part character sketch — but it doesn't quite deliver on either.
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Perhaps it's because they believe the administration will deliver on its promise to pass new health-care legislation.
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Recent headwinds, including UPS' decision to deliver on Saturdays and foreign exchange hedges have hampered growth this year.
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"Yes, yes," McCarthy told Nye when he asked whether the country could deliver on its climate-related promises.
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" As for her failure to deliver on the smoothie promise, add: "Whatever happened to my smoothie, Baby Jane?
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Both moves would deliver on Trump's promise to crack down on what he says are unfair trade practices.
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Increasing investments in long-term scientific research, long a federal responsibility, can help him deliver on his pledge.
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We don't have market pressure, but we do have to deliver on our promise to care for veterans.
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May's original timetable works for that, but it is no longer certain she can deliver on her promises.
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The pressure to deliver on tax reform was also heightened by the collapse of ObamaCare repeal in September.
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Under my administration, I will proactively address today's technology challenges in order to deliver on tomorrow's technology promise.
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And should Americans believe that Trump can deliver on a new health care plan after the 2020 election?
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Instead, they say it's really, really hard to find new and safe drugs that deliver on their promises.
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Mr. López Obrador will also have to deliver on his promises to address widespread poverty and yawning inequality.
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Politics, programs and initiatives evolve over time, but good technologies will always be required to deliver on promises.
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Republicans are under pressure to deliver on promised tax cuts, the cornerstone of the Trump administration's economic agenda.
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Often, how a listener comes to know an artist is what they expect they'll deliver on subsequent releases.
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"Moscow has become quite frustrated with the Minsk process, they see that it has stalled, they blame Germany and France for not putting enough pressure on (Ukrainian President Petro) Poroshenko to deliver on his side of the deal which is to deliver on regional elections in the east," he told CNBC.
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And they want to believe that it is you — and precisely just you — who will deliver on its promise.
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It is to oppose any deal that does not deliver on an impossible-to-meet set of six tests.
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The mayor did not immediately deliver on his vow; polls and newspaper headlines indicated that his stance was unpopular.
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We must work together to deliver on the promise we made to care for them when they returned home.
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Arizona's storyline ended with less fanfare than I would have liked and Kepner's didn't truly deliver on the drama.
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With the 2020 election just 18 months away, Trump is under ever-increasing pressure to deliver on those promises.
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It powers an innate craving for momentum, to always move upward and forward, to deliver on our parents' investments.
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However, Las Vegas has struggled to deliver on its monorail promise since the 203-mile track opened in 2004.
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It's now a matter of trust in British politicians that we should deliver on the will of the people.
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But we'll have to wait and see exactly how well CD Projekt Red will deliver on its endless promise.
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Nativist politicians are winning elections by demonizing minorities; once in power, those politicians aim to deliver on their promises.
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This takes us back to the question of central bank credibility in being able to deliver on their objectives.
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And good thing for us, creators and producers Moira Buffini and Alison Newman deliver on all of the above.
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Great business writer Jim Collins talks about can you deliver on the genius of the AND – not the or?
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The projections sparked such a backlash that Republicans ultimately failed to deliver on their long-promised repeal of Obamacare.
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If Monero takes off on AlphaBay, it could create the critical mass needed to deliver on its own promises.
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Then you must be able to communicate the function of your business or idea — and deliver on its promise.
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"They monopolise but they don't deliver on development," says David Himbara, a former presidential adviser who lives in exile.
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I'm not sure that Abu Mazen (Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas) can deliver on his commitments, for internal political reasons.
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The Walker administration, it seems, had not checked to see if Foxconn could deliver on its promises without help.
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They're arguably some of the weakest parts of the movie, but not because Waititi can't deliver on the spectacle.
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Maybe Krugljakow couldn't deliver on the business side, maybe it just wasn't the right fit between Cheloufi and Krugljakow.
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In many ways, AirPods deliver on the voice-first interface in the ways I've been impressed with Amazon's Alexa.
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Below are some of Trump's signature proposals supporters expect him to deliver on when he takes office in January.
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The Japanese economy simply failed to deliver on the rosy growth projections that had powered the country's bull market.
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I was later told by our partner that what was required was unclear and likely impossible to deliver on.
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But the highlighter palette and crayons prove that Rihanna wants to deliver on multipurpose makeup products this holiday season.
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The new structure is "simplified and standardized" to deliver on Repsol's short- and longer-term objectives, the spokeswoman said.
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Personally, I was always suspect that Google would ever be able to deliver on its vision for Project Ara.
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He replaces May, who stepped down after failing to deliver on her Brexit plan to leave the European Union.
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I think if he doesn't deliver on his campaign promises, then you'll really begin to see his support fade.
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If Trump can work with Congress to deliver on his agenda, the handoff from the Fed could become complete.
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Initial shock has given way to scepticism that Tsingshan can deliver on such an ambitious target any time soon.
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The company hopes its suppliers will deliver on time and in full 95% of the time to avoid fines.
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And among the winners, their products will need to deliver on a value proposition trifecta — convenience, trust and price.
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"Going forward, we are fully committed to deliver on the longstanding confidence Emirates is placing in Airbus," Faury added.
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"Throughout this process, conservatives acted in good faith to deliver on longstanding campaign promise," Heritage head Mike Needham said.
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You don't want to set up anybody for failure or promise the kid something that you can't deliver on.
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But one contributing factor is the increasing stock market nervousness about whether the GOP will deliver on tax reform.
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Then, and only then, will President Trump be able to truly deliver on his promise to clean up Washington.
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U.S. major indexes closed mostly lower on Monday as investors reassessed whether the Trump administration cam deliver on reforms.
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But seriously, we're still waiting on Kanye to deliver on that MTV VMA's "a Yeezy on every foot" promise.
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These numbers indicate a deliberate turnaround in China's trade policies to help President Trump deliver on his economic agenda.
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Last season, it was whether or not he could deliver on his promise to bring a championship to Cleveland.
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I only spent a few minutes with them, so I can't fairly say whether they deliver on that goal.
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In her new role, Jo will be responsible for ensuring we deliver on our commitment to operate more effectively.
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We hope he can deliver on those promises but if not then we put all options on the table.
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Abadi has shown a willingness to act but has been slow to deliver on a reshuffle announced in February.
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It would also be a sign that Medicare is willing to deliver on its promise to embrace new technology.
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" And when these individuals over-deliver on their work, they can become, ultimately, a boss's "favorite type of employee.
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In the past, the company has failed to deliver on such pledges in Brazil, India and Pennsylvania, per Bloomberg.
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If Díaz-Canel can deliver on the economy – the top priority for most Cubans – he'll be judged a success.
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Current North Carolina state laws make it challenging to guarantee that host communities can help deliver on that commitment.
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"We promised a truly different approach for EVs, and our Canoo proves that we can deliver on that vision."
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Despite the rhetoric, the seven years of chest puffing, Republicans could not deliver on repeal and replace of Obamacare.
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People walking in integrity deliver on their word and set a good example for others to do the same.
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BP and other big oil firms warned on Friday they would not be able to deliver on some contracts.
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" The question Cramer finds himself asking is: "Can James Quincey, the freshman CEO, actually deliver on these turnaround plans?
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Now, many investors are still waiting for the White House and GOP Congress to deliver on Trump's campaign promises.
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The increase in expected income is built on the promise that President-elect Trump will deliver on tax reform.
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For America to retain its lead in high-technology weaponry, DOD must ensure that new systems deliver on time.
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I campaigned on helping women in the workforce, and we are going to deliver on that promise, believe me.
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They both declared their commitment to follow the facts and have risen above politics to deliver on that promise.
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Rubin expressed confidence Teva's new CEO, Kare Schultz, who joined in November, will deliver on the cost-cutting projections.
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Orban's Fidesz party said it would deliver on campaign promises to crack down on NGOs that promote migrant rights.
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All idols then fail, more and more consistently, to deliver on their original promises, while ratcheting up their demands.
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But the bottom line, so far in his presidency, is that he's been unable to deliver on overstated goals.
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He can't blame the media for his inability to deliver on all the trade deals promised by the Brexiteers.
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He cannot deliver on his party's promises, including creating one million jobs a month, which economists said was impossible.
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They actively call out politicians who fail to deliver on promises and intentionally try to create a raucous atmosphere.
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And I do believe that what we need to all focus on is to actually deliver on this urgency.
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Our guide features batteries that are affordable, deliver on their capacity ratings, and will withstand hundreds of charge cycles.
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But disappointed by his gold medal having failed to deliver on its promises, he quit competitive snowboarding in 1999.
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There is no real guarantee that Walsh will even deliver on the hoped-for damage to Trump's reelection chances.
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Not only does the company need to deliver on its promises, investors must be able to trust those results.
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"The company continues to deliver on cost cutting," said James Stettler, a Barclays analyst, in a note to investors.
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The deadline set for midnight Tuesday was supposed to be absolute, but the parties wanted to deliver on this.
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Taking extreme and unpopular views is going to make it hard to win elections and deliver on your agenda.
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"If he fails to deliver on at least 70 percent of those promises, his future is dark," he added.
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"Modest tweaks are not going to stop Nafta's ongoing damage, much less deliver on Trump's promises," Ms. Wallach said.
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Republicans need to deliver on their promise to restore affordable coverage and unshackle Americans from their health care plans.
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If a company like Verily can deliver on that, the payor would share some portion of the amount saved.
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It suggests that Democrats know how to deliver — on health care, job growth, banking protections, equality under the law.
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Asaf and his colleagues can deliver on-the-spot care for hundreds of conditions and guidance for thousands more.
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The recurring theme here of course is that these stories are designed to help you deliver on your dreams.
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It will deliver on the promises we made to the British people levelling up and unleashing the country's potential.
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It will deliver on the promises we made to the British people - levelling up and unleashing the countrys potential.
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It will deliver on the promises we made to the British people levelling up and unleashing the countrys potential.
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It will deliver on the promises we made to the British people – levelling up and unleashing the country's potential.
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And it surely fails to deliver on President Donald Trump's promise to make insurance both better and more affordable.
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But no, the Russo&aposs decided to instead deliver on more than a decade of teases and build ups.
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The were a breakdown in U.S.-China trade talks or if China failed to deliver on modest stimulus expectations.
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It would "eliminate redundancies that dilute the ability of a bureau to deliver on its primary functions," he said.
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The party failed to repeal ObamaCare and cannot count on winning elections if it can't deliver on campaign promises.
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There are obvious ways our country needs to step up to deliver on that promise, starting with VA care.
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The Party had been careful to cultivate candidates who would deliver on Macron's promise to open up French politics.
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They also gave President Trump an ideal opportunity to deliver on his promise of a $1 trillion infrastructure plan.
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Many also feel like he has failed to deliver on the sweeping immigration enforcement he promised during the campaign.
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But if you want to deliver on your campaign promises to the Midwest, you probably want a weaker one.
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But it is the first time a federal postal service will use drones to deliver on a regular route.
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Katy Perry proclaimed herself a warrior for political change and purposeful social action, but then didn't deliver on that.
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"My view is they ran for the Senate promising to deliver on tax reform, they believe it in their hearts, and now that we've reached sort of this common framework that we're moving toward one tax reform approach, I think it makes it more likely the Senate will deliver on it," he said.
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And those that are best positioned to deliver on that will win, meaning continue to earn the right to grow.
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The President was well aware he failed to deliver on an issue that stirs the passions of his political base.
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So long as she understands that she's not to deliver on some of the extremely stupid things she's been saying.
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"As he had previously admitted, Billy McFarland did not deliver on his promises to his investors and customers," Berman continued.
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"But if it wants to deliver on its promises and potential, lots of new developments need to happen," said Sirer.
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Despite lofty claims and promises of new features, Tesla has failed to deliver on much of the promise of Autopilot.
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So it remains my fervent hope that we step back and try to deliver on what the American people need.
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And now he has to shut the government down, because he has to deliver on this wall that he's promised.
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The locker room banter becomes more than just talk, and the sense of urgency to deliver on their boasts grows.
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"The editor was something we promised and I had to deliver on after launch," he told me over email recently.
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Still, DeVos will have to deliver on Trump's campaign promises and that will probably involve some type of voucher program.
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Between intraparty disagreement and blowback from Democrats and independents, Republicans were already struggling to deliver on their ambitious legislative agenda.
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As with all crowdfunded projects, though, we'll have to wait and see if Remo will deliver on all its promises.
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Currently, it's still early stages, making it too soon to say if the company can deliver on what it promises.
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So the pressure is on Tesla to finally deliver on its promise of bringing clean, sustainable driving to the masses.
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For Sanders' critics, who assert he can't deliver on all of his unrealistic campaign promises, Trump have done them proud.
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While construction of the Guggenheim Abu Dhabi Museum has not yet begun, our work to deliver on its potential continues.
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It's unclear to what extent Listen can deliver on those promises, given that the service runs on top of Twilio.
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But after nearly a decade of running on repealing the law, Republicans felt they needed to deliver on their pledge.
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The party can simply demand that the government deliver on the Leave campaign promises, knowing that this will be impossible.
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Northern Trust forecast U.S. equities to deliver on average just over 5 percent returns annually over the next 5 years.
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"Our goal is to fully deliver on a teacher pay raise," Republican Oklahoma Senate Majority Leader Greg Treat told reporters.
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At the summit, activists critical of Silicon Valley questioned whether big companies could deliver on promises to address ethical concerns.
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"We want to have ambitious targets but we also want targets that the transport sector can deliver on," he said.
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And I realized that the best marketing we can do is to fix the product and deliver on our promises.
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Beto O'Rourke to deliver on the early promise of his campaign, which has floundered in the polls and with donors.
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If Newsom wants to deliver on his pledge he's going to need to endorse Wiener's bill or something comparably ambitious.
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Since compromise is essential to politics—especially when power is divided between the parties—no politician can deliver on everything.
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Perhaps with Watch, Apple tried to do too much too soon, and did not deliver on the just works aspect.
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Should the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee not deliver on any of those measures, the result may not be pretty.
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The meeting comes amid rising doubts about Trump's ability to deliver on his pro-growth promises, such as tax cuts.
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Microsoft is finally ready to deliver on the promise of Windows apps running on the company's Xbox One gaming console.
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The company's ability to deliver on production targets for Model 3 sedans has weighed on its stock in the past.
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But none of that really matters if it can deliver on the one thing it's supposed to do: authenticate citizens.
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And then you add those components along the way, and then to deliver on all this care for these places.
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His actions have pushed Mr. Lambert to deliver on his earlier warning, which Mr. Hawley says he does not remember.
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We're making deliberate moves to better deliver on our commitments, refine our organization and meet the needs of our players.
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Brent crude oil futures were up 0.15 percent at $74.83 on uncertainty over Libya's capacity to deliver on exports commitments.
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The wealth fund will use the proceeds of the IPO to deliver on the prince's ambitious domestic and economic reforms.
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Clinton to deliver on her big campaign pledges: paid family leave, universal prekindergarten, more affordable college, a higher minimum wage.
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The current Trustees and identified staff member have both individually and collectively failed to deliver on those promises and commitments.
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There is also no Taliban leader who can coalesce the entire group around a political deal and deliver on it.
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But in his second term Rouhani will be under more pressure from his followers to deliver on changes at home.
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For China's leaders, the floods are a test of their ability to deliver on their promises of safety for citizens.
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They have lowered their expectations regarding his ability to deliver on all or some of his market-friendly election promises.
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Hoping to deliver on similar campaign promises, House Republicans unveiled their new plan to repair the tax code last Thursday.
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Alienating her -- and failing to deliver on something that she has staked her vote on -- is a seriously bad play.
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Until Mr. Trump's team can deliver on the specifics, several infrastructure projects remain in limbo — even ones approved by voters.
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The company has promised great things since day one, but has been slow to deliver on, well, just about everything.
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The produce ships in November and the creator, James Sung, has been known to deliver on time and on spec.
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And, they go to Washington, or they go to the state capital, wherever, and they don't deliver on those promises.
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"With the progress achieved to date, we believe we are on track to deliver on our strategic ambitions," Thiam said.
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Left with minority investments in most joint ventures (JV), Mr. Yuma believes that existing deals failed to deliver on dividends.
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Investors have been losing faith that President Donald Trump can deliver on his ambitious tax cut and spending campaign pledges.
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He reaffirmed the sultanate's commitment to continue to deliver on its share of the cut agreed by global oil producers.
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You have to deliver on something, anything, in order to buy the necessary time for a vision to play out.
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Boris Johnson is determined to deliver on Brexit on October 31, even if it means doing so without a deal.
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The organization's member nations, meanwhile, need to answer the urgent appeal for relief aid, and then deliver on their promises.
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Brent crude oil futures were up 0.5 percent at $75.14 on uncertainty over Libya's capacity to deliver on exports commitments.
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Why are they transfixed by his snake oil pitches, knowing full well that he cannot deliver on his lofty promises?
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"Toasting the burritos really helps deliver on that comfort and quality that they're looking for in the morning," she added.
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For the most part, though, the drawn-out payoff doesn't deliver on the story's setup or its characters' juicy potential.
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Some scientists, however, are highly skeptical that diet soft drinks, which contain artificial sweeteners, actually deliver on those marketing claims.
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Trump swiftly made efforts to deliver on his promise of running the country as a corporation upon seizing the presidency.
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With Foote now running the show, investors showed some nervousness about whether the executive can deliver on Harrison's ambitious plans.
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Meanwhile, Moro's anti-crime package, an attempt to deliver on Bolsonaro's law-and-order campaign vows, is stalled in Congress.
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This post dives into what that means in practice, and who might be best positioned to deliver on this vision.
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And with his mandate will come pressure from within his base to deliver on contentious planks of the party's platform.
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He could not deliver on makable birdie looks available because of how well he was striking the ball early on.
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Having failed to deliver on its 20th century promises, some of its proponents adopted the progressive label as a disguise.
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Americans are turning to crowdfunding to cover coronavirus-related costs while the government prepares to deliver on its stimulus plan.
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And it's clear that EU regulators have a lot more work to do to deliver on the promise of GDPR.
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So I was interested to hear him say that he felt it might be a hard goal to deliver on.
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After a backlash, the company promised to end the practice, but has so far failed to deliver on the promise.
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IBM Watson might not deliver on its lofty goal to revolutionize medicine with artificial intelligence, as a recent investigation suggests.
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In years past, consumer packaged goods (CPG) incumbents rushed to deliver on these heightened demands — promising convenient, superior-quality food.
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Investments in food tech will continue to increase to help deliver on the promise of healthier, more sustainable food systems.
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Giddings voted for Trump in 2016 -- and then watched the president fail to deliver on his economic promises, he said.
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Jeb Bush Bush supporters must rue the fact that it's taken him so long to deliver on the debate stage.
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The current trustees and identified staff members have both individually and collectively failed to deliver on those promises and commitments.
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"As Washington fails to deliver on those two priorities small-business optimism is dropping," said Juanita Duggan, president of NFIB.
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For sure not, but any opportunity would have to be better than we are able to deliver on our own.
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Private sector managers, motivated by investor pressure to deliver on time and under budget, can offer efficiencies and cost savings.
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We don't really know if either one can deliver on a turnaround, and until we got some proof, my take?
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And Democrats need to show they can deliver on policy priorities, or be left only with impeachment on their resumes.
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Instead, the GOP repeal efforts continue to be guided by politics, by a desire to deliver on reckless campaign sloganeering.
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Others, like Raymond, like what they hear from Sanders but aren't sure they believe he'll actually deliver on his promises.
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John Kasich could be "a great alternative" to President Donald Trump if the President fails to deliver on his promises.
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Until Mr. Trump's team can deliver on the specifics, several infrastructure projects remain in limbo — even ones approved by voters.
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"Clearly, Russia has failed in its responsibility to deliver on that commitment from 2013," Mr. Tillerson said late Thursday night.
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It's no secret that ObamaCare has failed to deliver on its backers' promises of more affordable and accessible health care.
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I think if we work toward it and deliver on that plan, I think shareholders are going to do well.
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But interrupting Clinton and Sanders — even grabbing their microphones — did not deliver on racial equality in the criminal justice system.
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They just don't believe that a political system built on money and inside connections can ever deliver on that promise.
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Republican leaders in Congress and Mr. Trump seem eager to show that they can quickly deliver on their campaign promises.
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Conaway said Monday that he expects Democrats to make "extensive changes" to the draft report Republicans will deliver on Tuesday.
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What markets should worry about is whether Mr. Trump will be able to deliver on his overwhelmingly pro-business agenda.
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"This is their test to deliver on transparency, on their commitment to build trust with communities of color," he said.
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" A spokesman for Mr. de Blasio said "the mayor fully expects Amazon to deliver on its promise to New Yorkers.
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The scheme "failed to deliver on these claims and ceased operation within two months of launching," according to the FTC.
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"Managing up" is a term for learning what your boss really cares about and making sure you deliver on that.
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Republicans have spent two years trying to deliver on Donald Trump's campaign pledge to give working parents paid maternity leave.
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If our industry can get this right, we have an opportunity to truly deliver on the promise of medical technology.
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No one expects a politician to deliver on every promise he or she made in the heat of a campaign.
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Now he is trying to force Mrs May to "deliver on" that referendum by demanding that Britain leave with no deal.
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Now, Puig and the Dodgers have gotta deliver on the field ... or else he'll have a different case of the blues.
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And the company's latest sets, announced at CES 2016 today, could deliver on the promise of OLED beyond incredible picture quality.
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Trump has been unable to deliver on that as yet, although he is currently in talks with Democrats on Capitol Hill.
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As a global consultancy specializing in management and technology, Capco is looking to hire top talent to deliver on client requests.
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The executive wants to deliver on its campaign promises, but Brussels says these measures risk the stability of the Italian economy.
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She further added that when the deal comes to the Parliament, lawmakers should think about the need to deliver on Brexit.
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For Mnuchin, that is a signal of optimism that the new administration will deliver on its promises for a booming economy.
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Losing the vote would bruise investors' confidence in Trump's ability to deliver on his promises of tax cuts and infrastructure spending.
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These candidates can make a plausible case that they'll deliver on Biden's moderate promises while supplying a fresh face for voters.
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The MotherBox is an Indiegogo project that claims to be able to deliver on that promise, by offering truly wireless charging.
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We shared it broadly with you, and together committed to deliver on our OKRs with meticulous planning, collaboration and rigorous execution.
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To recap, my qualifications for a charger are simple: iOttie's Wireless Fast Charging Pad looks to deliver on all those points.
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The price is high for a small notebook, but reasonable if HP can deliver on its battery life and connectivity promises.
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That means that this year, it's imperative for Apple to deliver on the camera if it isn't to fall further behind.
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Thanks to the widespread community support and helping us deliver on our mission: To Improve the Lives of Those We Serve.
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"In some ways, he has to deliver on it," DiMaggio adds, and he won't be able to without relief from sanctions.
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So while AT&T could hypothetically still deliver on its promises, that favorable ruling's reasoning is looking shakier all the time.
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While these alliances are important, the long-term successes of these companies depend upon their ability to deliver on their promises.
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There were questions of whether the city could even deliver on its promise to have the infrastructure in place to host.
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Does Apple's in-car system still deliver on its promise — to make in-car navigation and connectivity more consistent and convenient?
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But pressure is mounting for Hill Republicans who have yet to deliver on one of President Donald Trump's signature campaign promises.
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The Brazilian financial minister also questioned whether Trump would be able to deliver on bold pledges made during the election campaign.
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"The pressure is now on officials to deliver on these pledges," said James Woods, global investment analyst at Australia's Rivkin Securities.
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The stock was also supported by Marchionne's promise to deliver on his ambitious 2018 targets, including wiping out the company's debt.
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The state has failed to deliver on KentuckyWired, a bipartisan initiative created in 2013 to improve broadband connectivity throughout the state.
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Since then, he's tried to deliver on the promises that came with it, launching companies and ruffling feathers along the way.
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"Politicians in the UK are still struggling to deliver on that vote," Goldman Sachs economists wrote in a note to clients.
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Ray's at his most hopeless in the cellar, failing to deliver on every lullaby request Rachel throws at him for consolation.
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The London leg of the series will take place on July 2nd, where CNBC will deliver on-the-ground marketing activity.
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"To deliver on our grand reform agenda requires a change in mindset," said Belachew Mekuria, head of the Ethiopian Investment Commission.
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Still, if Matus can really deliver on all that the Teal promises, the consumer drone market could be up-ended overnight.
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And if fatigue sets in among Democratic opponents of President Trump, they might not be able to deliver on their turnout.
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The poll also found that Americans don't have confidence that Trump will deliver on his promise to bring down drug costs.
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But that's all finesse, and what a film like this has to deliver on in the most basic sense are scares.
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Plus, you'll be taking on an issue where your boss has already failed spectacularly, so far, to deliver on a promise.
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Last year, Germany threatened to oust Greece from the European Union and the euro if it didn't deliver on austerity measures.
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As The Hill documents, the Obama administration has failed to deliver on key benchmarks in scaling back U.S. forces in Afghanistan.
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"The President's decision to withdraw our folks from Syria in no way impacts our capacity to deliver on that," he insisted.
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But international trade policy is one area where a President Trump could unilaterally deliver on the changes that he has promised.
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Rather than announcing any concrete achievements, the most Pompeo seemed able to deliver on Saturday was the promise of more talks.
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At a time when many Americans roll their eyes at campaign promises, it's heartening to see a president deliver on his.
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We have to keep the pressure on him or her to make sure they deliver on the progressive agenda as president.
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At the same time, companies carry a great responsibility and need to make further progress to deliver on all the commitments.
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Moreover, to deliver on its promises, Tesla will probably need to ask investors for fresh capital at some point next year.
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But in the White House, like them or not, he will need them to deliver on whatever agenda he would pursue.
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Musk's grand ambitions and ability to deliver on many of them is why he has such a dedicated, often cultish following.
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"We remain confident we can deliver on our promise to have the country connected in 2020 within $49 billion," he says.
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Many Americans view President Obama and members of Congress as having failed to deliver on their promises of a better nation.
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Despite enterprise demand for improved identity and authentication tools, plenty of players in the space failed to deliver on investor expectations.
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The organization dinged the internet giant only days ago for failing to deliver on its commitment to shifting to renewable energy.
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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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Yet, it is only those around the table in a serene, remote part of Sweden who can deliver on these hopes.
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Unfortunately for those who trusted Mr. Art of the Deal, Trump never had any idea how to deliver on that promise.
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But unable to deliver on his central promise of the 2016 campaign, he has targeted his administration's highest-ranking immigration officials.
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So far in Washington, it's still unclear whether Trump will be able to deliver on any of his major campaign promises.
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Hornsey was expected to help deliver on many of these promises, but she will no longer be around to do that.
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Tesla could face difficulty if it is unable to deliver on its promised range of 2000 miles on a single charge.
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Trump viewed signing a peace deal as a way to deliver on his campaign promise to end the 18-year war.
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This month the government announced it would form a new Housing and Urban Development Ministry to help deliver on that promise.
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Moscow has been disappointed by Mr. Trump's failure so far to deliver on his election promises to "get along" with Russia.
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Listen, Trump said we'd be sick of winning, and he is ready to deliver on the first half of that sentence.
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According to Kaiser, only 2202 percent said they have confidence that Trump will deliver on the promise to lower drug costs.
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If the Republican leadership doesn't deliver on a deal this year, we could witness the emergence of the 'stock market vigilantes.
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"I can't turn the clock back, but I'm determined going forward that we will deliver on our promises," Mr. Byford said.
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The big promises that Thrun and Vander Lind are trying to deliver on here are speed, silence and ease of use.
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The big question now is whether the European Union will be able to deliver on its pledges as American pressure mounts.
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"Once they got to two minutes apart, that's when we knew we were going to deliver on the plane," Hemal said.
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But the question remains: Does the device actually deliver on its promises to both wake you up and get you off?
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" He urged his fellow House Republicans — some of whom still oppose the measure — to "go out and deliver on our promise.
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At its best, Washington is machine-fueled by politics, elections, and sound bites that sometimes manage to deliver on campaign promises.
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Her intention, she said, was to help her father deliver on his agenda, and talk of succession was pointless until 2021.
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"The idea is that we collaborate with Windlab to help them deliver on the project pipeline they have," Panizza told Reuters.
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The opposition accuses Widodo of failing to reduce income inequality and deliver on a 2014 campaign pledge of 7 percent growth.
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"Each piece of content we develop must deliver on one of three areas," says Jamie Horowitz, EVP Content, DAZN North America.
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There is no one in place with the political and resource authority to make compromises, cut deals and deliver on promises.
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She said her generation had been galvanized by President Macron, but were frustrated by his inability to deliver on his promises.
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Republicans control the White House and both chambers of Congress and are under pressure to deliver on their election campaign promises.
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Yes, but: Automakers may claim they've embarked on an electric revolution, but most have been slow to actually deliver on some fronts.
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It's your rational self that makes the New Year's goals, but it's the emotional you that has to deliver on that promise.
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Share prices are dipping and the company is burning through cash while investors wait for Elon Musk to deliver on his promises.
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And to the degree that they could deliver on that, that would be good for Saudi Arabia and good for the world.
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Their influence is widening under the Trump administration as it attempts to deliver on his pledges to evangelicals and other religious supporters.
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There's a rising sentiment in from tech and finance experts that, for all the idealism, Watson just can't deliver on its promises.
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A short extension gives us such opportunity to decide to leave the European Union to deliver on that result of that referendum.
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" She added, "But at 65 percent, Macron is well placed to deliver on the expectations of all those who voted for him.
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New mom Susan Harty told CTV she thought for sure she'd have to deliver on the side of the road mid-evacuation.
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Based on the gameplay that was just revealed on Friday, Doom Eternal looks poised to deliver on all of that and more.
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Pros: The hip Ace brand reputation, which promises to deliver on cool factor, but without delivering it in a cookie-cutter way.
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But a surprise majority victory in the 2015 general election forced David Cameron, then the prime minister, to deliver on his pledge.
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Would it deliver on the mix of style and ease that was the bread and butter of the shuttered celebrity-beloved boutique?
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Trump needs their backing if he's going to deliver on the promise of new jobs and a dramatic acceleration in economic growth.
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And if Mr Akufo-Addo fails to deliver on promises like "one district, one factory", voters are likely to punish him too.
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It's all about the how, and we strongly believe that a Switzerland strategy is the only way to deliver on its promise.
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Failing to deliver on the camera will mean that the OnePlus 5 can't be a truly viable alternative to those premium phones.
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The only way to overcome the skeptics is to deliver on his Twitter promises, getting his graduates into those plush tech careers.
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Mr Macri has no choice but to "stay the course and deliver on the fiscal commitments," says Alberto Ramos of Goldman Sachs.
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So it may matter a lot, politically, that Trump has utterly failed to deliver on that front — and that workers are noticing.
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"But in reality, we rent out clean, dependable cars at good prices, and we always try to over-deliver on our service."
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Colbert joked that Trump will deliver on his campaign promise to "Make America Great Again" by just telling people America is great.
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Customers and investors are watching intently to see if Tesla can deliver on its promise of a mass-market, battery-electric car.
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And let's face it: Your skinnies, for however well they've served you in the past, don't quite deliver on the personality front.
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On the other hand, Berlusconi was a wealthy businessman and seen as successful in business, but did not deliver on populist rhetoric.
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"Now let's put in place a president that can actually deliver on this and let's make sure that she does," he said.
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The US dollar has plunged as uncertainty has grown over whether President Donald Trump will deliver on tax reform and infrastructure spending.
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They're essentially customizable glasses with a built-in heads-up display looking to finally deliver on the unfulfilled promise of Google Glass.
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Modi has thrown himself into the campaign, addressing dozens of rallies over the past month, saying he alone could deliver on development.
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After the initial hype, chatbots have been written off by many in the tech industry for failing to deliver on their promise.
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The California-based company is one of several Hyperloop contenders that have sprung up to deliver on Elon Musk's 2013 transportation vision.
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"We want to balance the need to deliver on a certain timeline with a reasonable amount of experimentation and prototyping," Roper said.
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Crowdfunding lost its luster over the past few years as major campaigns failed to deliver on millions of dollars' worth of promises.
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There was the image of a "bad check," representing America's failure to deliver on her promises of freedom to her black citizens.
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U.S. President Donald Trump, a Republican, has struggled to deliver on a pledge to lower drug prices before the November, 2020 election.
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That's the theory for now, and it of course requires execution to get the product to market and deliver on its potential.
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So it's too bad that one of the best ways to deliver on the former gets in the way of the latter.
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It's unclear if the research included companies that have failed to deliver on their promises or disappeared with the cash they've raised.
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But his failure to deliver on his campaign promises -- better health care at a cheaper price, in particular -- have rankled his supporters.
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When it's a larger merchandise company, designers end up with a diluted and broad direction, which is much harder to deliver on.
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Here's the thing about Game Boy: it wasn't just a first taste of what console-style gaming could deliver on the go.
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Festival organizers have already been the target of lawsuits as a result of the event's failure to deliver on what it offered.
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Will Trump be asked to respond to those comments and reassure any supporters concerned about whether he'll deliver on the campaign promise?
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Even Trump's supporters have to admit these first three months have been defined by the administration's failure to deliver on campaign promises.
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Stocks in the United States are sinking as the market loses confidence in Washington's ability to deliver on President Trump's campaign promises.
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Some doubt Trump can deliver on both, especially without solving another issue that has so far proved insurmountable: the replacement for Obamacare.
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It also said it had contingency plans in place to ensure it can continue to deliver on current and future work commitments.
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The next generation is really designed for meat eaters, so the stakes are higher for what the products need to deliver on.
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Losing or delaying it would bruise investors' confidence in Trump's ability to deliver on his promises of tax cuts and infrastructure spending.
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I want them along for the ride the next eight years, helping us deliver on all we talked about in the campaign.
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Investors were keen to see Sanofi deliver on its pledge to achieve growth in the third quarter following a flat first half.
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If they can deliver on their potential, we'll all be able to get the personalized experiences we have been promised for years.
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So the scope of the challenge ahead to deliver on the promise of lip-reading powered applications is not to be underestimated.
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In the case of these headphones, the name gives it away: three drivers are in each earbud to deliver on good sound.
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It doesn't take a cynic to notice that the governor has long failed to deliver on a full slate of ethics reforms.
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This would, of course, remove that uncanny UFC ability to vaguely promise multiple parties title shots and then not deliver on them.
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Republicans have now repeatedly failed to deliver on their longtime promise to roll back former Democratic President Barack Obama's signature domestic accomplishment.
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With Nancy Pelosi as Speaker, House Democrats will pass bold legislation to deliver on the commitments of our For The People agenda.
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To continue to deliver on those campaign promises, the President needs his Cabinet in place to advance his agenda, including confirming Rep.
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And in the early days of 2019, the new Democratic majority in the U.S. House of Representatives will deliver on that promise.
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Zuckerberg's comment forms part of the prepared remarks he will deliver on Wednesday in Washington before the House Committee on Financial Services.
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As always, this value — the value of the whole — depends on the commitments of the individual nations to deliver on their promises.
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Attwell said that it was unlikely that Chamisa would be able to deliver on his pledge, should he win the upcoming vote.
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If our incoming congressional representatives want to truly deliver on their social justice promises, they need to prioritize this issue in 28500.
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Britain's 2016 decision to leave the EU bloc also has raised fears that it could fail to deliver on its emissions targets.
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But I think I have the best attributes to deliver on what all 10 of us say has got to be done.
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Taser said Vievu has not shown how it will deliver on the terms of its bid, which came in lower than Taser's.
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" Harrison explains, "The beverage industry cannot deliver on its promises of sustainability packaging without serious improvements to the current U.S. recycling system.
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Many students say they aren't worried about classmates becoming violent if right-wing pundits deliver on promises to speak in Sproul Plaza.
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But it is unlikely that Trump will actually be able to deliver on that promise, due in large part to market forces.
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The electric car company led by Elon Musk has burned through billions of dollars while it struggles to deliver on many promises.
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But the technology is still in the early stages of development, and skeptics question whether it can deliver on its lofty promises.
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Trump and the Republican Party know they have to keep white evangelicals happy and deliver on promises made to win their votes.
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"We will watch the staffing levels really closely and make sure that we're continuing to deliver on the guest expectations," Block says.
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In several tweets, Trump has chastised lawmakers, sometimes by name, for failing to deliver on their promise to get rid of Obamacare.
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If a health plan is ever going to deliver on a Starbucks, Amazon, or Facebook-like NPS, they need a different mindset.
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Clinton for failing to deliver on a promise she made in her 2000 Senate campaign to bring 200,000 jobs to the state.
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It might have sit at weekends, but it is imperative we deliver on out commitment to leave on the 31st of October.
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"We had another strong quarter, and we're continuing to optimize our business to deliver on our goal," he said in a statement.
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So in theory it should be poised to deliver on the promise of "local" fruits and vegetables better than most other places.
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Her tenure got off to a turbulent start, with grumbling from progressive groups that she was slow to deliver on her agenda.
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Eric Yuan, chief executive and founder of Zoom, said the spike created pressure for his company to deliver on investors' high expectations.
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"We really leave it up to that team to decide what is the best way to deliver on" their goals, Larson said.
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YETI Rambler Bottle 36 Fl. Oz for $413 ($10 off): YETIs, in our experience, deliver on their promise of being leak-proof.
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We don't know what a Sanders administration would be like, but his ability to deliver on his promise is highly in doubt.
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Trump has also failed to deliver on his campaign promise to build a southern border wall and have Mexico pay for it.
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The president and congressional Republicans failed twice this year to deliver on their seven-year campaign promise to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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Delivering his speech before the crowd in flowing white African robes, he promised to deliver on the key promises of his campaign.
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Too many families in too many communities have lost hope that the future will deliver on their dreams for a better life.
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Democrats want President Donald Trump's trade chief to deliver on stronger enforcement mechanisms in the USMCA before a House vote is held.
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John Kasich could be "a great alternative" to President Donald Trump in 2020 if the President fails to deliver on his promises.
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I look at this as an imperative for the industry that we work to deliver on a commitment to ensure sustainable growth.
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"He feels like he's made campaign promises, and I think he wants to be able to deliver on that promise," Cornyn said.
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But since his election, he's sought to allay those concerns and paint himself as someone who can deliver on anti-abortion priorities.
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They're impatient for Mr. Cuomo, who is ultimately responsible for the system, to deliver on his latest promise to turn things around.
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Once doubtful of his commitment to deliver on the promises he made during the campaign, they now count themselves among the converted.
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"The mayor fully expects Amazon to deliver on its promise to New Yorkers," said his spokesman Eric Phillips in a statement. Rep.
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And we must deliver on our promise of making affordable, appealing EVs in the widest range of sizes and body styles possible.
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What's more, Trump had every opportunity to both protect DACA recipients on the brink and deliver on his dearest campaign trail promise.
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U.S. President Donald Trump, a Republican, has struggled to deliver on a pledge to lower drug prices before the November 2020 election.
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They're under pressure to deliver on tax reform after failing to fulfill their nearly decadelong pledge to repeal ObamaCare earlier this year.
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Trump and fellow Republicans have failed to deliver on their pledge to repeal and replace Obamacare, without any major, offsetting legislative achievements.
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Republicans finally had a chance to deliver on their promise to repeal and replace the health care law they hated so much.
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Secure the border while taking care of the "DREAMers:" Obama could never deliver on his promise to fix our broken immigration system.
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Without the cohesive coalition that many have assumed, Trump will continue to find it difficult to deliver on all of his promises.
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Rouhani's popularity has dropped in Iran, mostly because he has yet to deliver on his promise to vastly improve his country's economy.
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To that end, we have undertaken a redesign of the State Department to strengthen our teams' ability to deliver on our mission.
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What we lack is not a grand design, but the courage to deliver on the commitments and the conscience to uphold justice.
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To deliver on this mission, we help Partners put their ads in front of people who will love their products and services.
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This isn't the first time the Trump family has been accused of self-dealing and failing to deliver on its charitable pledges.
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We continue to see growth in the category and offer examples around how our investment approach seeks to deliver on these dual goals.
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A UCLG report published in June cites a wide range of cultural policies and industries that can help cities deliver on the SDGs.
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Though these claims were always implausible, they helped convince the party faithful that Mr. Bush and Mr. Obama could deliver on their promises.
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And we're very much on track to deliver on those targets with an engagement and a workforce engagement which I'm so proud of.
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Only a handful of games have even tried to deliver on that promise; Dishonored 2 is one of the best of the lot.
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Only a handful of games have even tried to deliver on that promise; Dishonored 2 is one of the best of the lot.
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But some hardy - or foolhardy - residents elected to stay, gambling that the storm would fail to deliver on the worst fears of forecasters.
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I was worried the Biem Butter Sprayer was just another expensive kitchen contraption that wouldn't deliver on its promises of easy butter delivery.
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"The bar for disappointment is really high and the bank really needs to deliver on all angles to satisfy the markets," Aslam added.
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Trump, who has promised "the biggest and boldest infrastructure investment in American history," has yet to actually deliver on anything of the sort.
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Tech visionaries may tantalize us with visions of instant gratification via drone delivery, but Silicon Valley has yet to deliver on such promises.
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Now is the time to come together, to back this improved Brexit deal, and to deliver on the instruction of the British people.
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The real risk to the market is the failure of Washington to deliver on the promises included in Tuesday's presidential address to Congress.
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More than anything else, it's his ability to consistently deliver on that promise that has made him such a successful and powerful filmmaker.
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He promised over and again that the new administration would deliver on the planks of its agenda most familiar to the bespoken room.
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Mexico has continued to refuse to foot the bill, but Trump's been under pressure to deliver on his promise to immediately begin construction.
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Even if Philip had accepted, surely with the suspicions Stan has at this point, he wouldn't actually deliver on such an offer, right?
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When asked how the Republicans could avoid any potential problems, Walker told CNBC's "Squawk Box " they had to deliver on their campaign promises.
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If someone takes a Banshee ride on Flight of Passage, they may be expecting the other attraction to deliver on a similar level.
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For Nestlé, the new products are also a way to deliver on a promise to reach zero net greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
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Whether you want one for gaming, work, or just everyday needs, there is a laptop that can deliver on whatever you're looking for.
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Friday's deal allows for $165 billion in additional defense spending over two years, helping Trump deliver on his promise to boost the military.
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These reports cast serious doubt on his stewardship of taxpayer dollars and the administration's ability to deliver on those promises of good governance.
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In addition, Mr. Ryan failed to deliver on early promises to open up deliberation to more input from rank-and-file House members.
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We're aligning capitalism so people understand that the big companies both drive return for our shareholders and we help deliver on society's needs.
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BJ's said it finished the quarter with strong momentum and said it is confident it will deliver on its prior full-year forecast.
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The report comes with Republicans in Congress unable to deliver on their promise to repeal and replace the Obama-era Affordable Care Act.
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To deliver on those promises, Kymeta will need strategic partnerships with satellite operators and various manufacturers in addition to proving out their technology.
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Now the Republican president was going after the Senate's Republican leader for failing to deliver on their party's promise of undoing the ACA.
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CEO Stephen Murdoch said it had been a "challenging year", but the company had identified the actions required to deliver on its potential.
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So until Falcon Heavy's launch on Thursday, Musk's company had yet to deliver on the money it had been paid for the rocket.
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We need to honor our promises...so my focus is on bringing Republicans together to accomplish that result to deliver on our promises.
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We believe that Verticalized IoT startups will play a major role to awaken the enterprise and deliver on the promise of Industrial IoT.
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In fact, if Hulu can deliver on the interface and vision it's promising, this might be the cordcutter solution we've been waiting for.
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"When you name a place Perfect Day, you're making a big, bold claim, but it's one we're going to deliver on," Bayley said.
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And he may need to keep hiring mavericks if Blue Origin is going to deliver on the ambitious plans its founder has made.
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"The only way to win a Ryder Cup is to deliver on the golf course, and I think everyone realizes that," he added.
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Sisi was elected on a platform of security, stability, and economic prosperity, but he has yet to deliver on any of those fronts.
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It also might deliver on the rumors of a create-your-own-adventure style Black Mirror episode that circulated earlier in the year.
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"I was always praised for my body and I felt like people had expectations from me that I couldn't deliver [on]," she explained.
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The actual policies on the economy that the GOP has promoted in recent years don't quite deliver on the promises he is making.
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But he definitely hasn't tried, and he's not going to be able to deliver on his promise because the promise was fundamentally dishonest.
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Experts think the Fed gets much of its power to stimulate the economy from the public believing it will deliver on its promises.
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The DA's federal chairman, James Selfe, says that "Ramaphoria" will fade as the new president finds it difficult to deliver on his promises.
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"We know that today people expect a relationship from digital-first brands and we plan to fully deliver on those expectations," he says.
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This might not pan out for short-term investors, he said, but is likely to deliver on a one to three year view.
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The IPOs that perform poorly in the market are often companies that under-deliver on expectations early in their tenure as public companies.
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The committee assignment comes at a key time, as Republicans try to deliver on their seven-year promise to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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U.S. stock futures pointed to a lower open Monday as investors grappled with President Donald Trump's failure to deliver on health-care reform.
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Warnert then says he paid out similar deposits for Chris, Enrique and Will ... but he says they couldn't deliver on any of 'em.
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LAWMAKERS IRRITATED May has said delaying Brexit beyond June would be a failure to deliver on the Brexit referendum of three years ago.
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Americans have seen first-hand how ObamaCare fails to deliver on the lofty promises made by its namesake and his allies in Congress.
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Banks stocks have had a rough Tuesday as markets worried about how soon President Donald Trump would deliver on his pro-growth promises.
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Investors are concerned that President Donald Trump might not be able to deliver on his promise of tax reform, deregulation and infrastructure spending.
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Human Rights Watch said last year that Rouhani had failed to deliver on his promise of greater respect for civil and political rights.
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India released its budget this week, but global markets remained unimpressed by its reforms — despite the document appearing to deliver on all fronts.
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Meanwhile, Tillerson said Russia had "failed in its responsibility" to deliver on a 2013 deal it helped broker to destroy Syria's chemical arsenal.
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If Trump wishes to be a successful president and deliver on his campaign promises, he should appoint Mitt Romney as secretary of State.
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That's when Jalynne approached her doctor and asked if it was possible for her and her sister to deliver on the same day.
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How can France deliver on these commitments with virtually no economic growth, and one of the worst labor markets in the euro area?
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Do the economically struggling county's voters, largely concerned with jobs, think the fledgling president is on track to deliver on his campaign promises?
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Making pizza with robots is cool, but it's not enough to deliver on the company's goals of serving up Neapolitan pizza to everyone.
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That gave its shares a boost, and it's expected Coster will help GoPro deliver on the eventual but still unannounced Hero 5 camera.
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Four years on, critics say the country remains deeply divided and that the junta has failed to deliver on some of its promises.
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"What can she deliver on here in Pyeongchang?" asked one commentator in a clip of Swaney's brief and basic run posted to Youtube.
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And of course, if you're hankering for those vocal tradeoffs, then it goes without saying that Haim will deliver on that front, too.
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