On each count, Congress is failing to deliver the goods.
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At some point, Trump will have to deliver the goods.
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After four days of waiting, can Mike deliver the goods?
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If you don't deliver the goods, voters will catch on.
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But at some point, Trump will have to deliver the goods.
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If you don't deliver the goods, people will eventually catch on.
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But if you don't deliver the goods, people will catch on.
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So, I want to be a consummate professional to deliver the goods.
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Despite Tesla's efforts, he doubts that lithium-ion can deliver the goods.
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" Deliver the goods: "You can't con people, at least not for long.
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"If you don't deliver the goods, people will catch on," Trump wrote.
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So if this post reaches a 1000 upvotes we'll deliver the goods.
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Or, occasionally, fucking up before they even get to deliver the goods.
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Richman was the man who had to deliver the goods for Kobach.
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It's hardware season, and now it's Microsoft's turn to deliver the goods.
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"But if you don't deliver the goods, people will eventually catch on."
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We're told Jadelle hopes to deliver the goods to the grads in August.
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So there's bags of future potential if only researchers can deliver the goods.
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Two nuclear depth bombs on the undercarriage could deliver the goods, if called for.
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But the state will also have to deliver the goods on Amazon's stated criteria.
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We deliver the goods, barely get a chance to say our goodbyes after the set.
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The system also helps find the fastest, cheapest way to deliver the goods on time.
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Several observers on Twitter complained early Tuesday that Assange had failed to deliver the goods.
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On this front, Senator Harris demonstrated once again tonight that she can deliver the goods.
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So if we want to help these people, how do we really deliver the goods?
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But he also concedes that if you don't deliver the goods, people will eventually catch on.
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And in state after state, they decided that Biden and not Sanders can deliver the goods.
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Still, many women feel that if they didn't deliver the goods, their work evaluations might suffer.
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And then you see these guys who are well-compensated and don't really deliver the goods.
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A fleet of drivers deliver the goods in lower-cost electric vans, rather than large diesel lorries.
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We believe that no one should have to settle for a company that can't deliver the goods.
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Rarely does an album state its goals so plainly, and then completely deliver the goods as promised.
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The Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite (left) and Note 10 Lite (right) might deliver the goods this year.
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Deliver the Goods – Trump realizes that after all the hype, promotion and excitement there must be a deliverable.
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If Mueller doesn't deliver the goods on that front, Schiff is positioning himself to take up the torch.
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Although he recently praised Reagan, when the Gipper was in office Trump questioned his ability to deliver the goods.
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He doesn't have to beg, but Power Trip know they're not entitled to one unless they deliver the goods.
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Again and again, the companies were chided for how long it took them to deliver the goods to investigators.
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You'll have roughly 24 high-pressure hours to deliver the goods using their APIs, data sets and other tools.
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The deal turned sour, however, when Tessa88 didn't deliver the goods, but instead allegedly provided tampered or false versions.
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In April, he returned to his birthplace to deliver the goods and visit family he hadn't seen in 14 years.
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Corning only had a six-month window to deliver the goods, and that's how the first Gorilla Glass was born.
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"We are sorry for fuel supply disruptions," he said, adding they were looking for more ways to deliver the goods.
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The open question is whether investors would once again take the bait or force the president to deliver the goods.
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He orders staples like soap, deodorant, and shampoo — then a courier from Miami will deliver the goods right to his office.
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From toilet paper, to running shoes, to earbuds, Amazon was there to help me make my choice and deliver the goods.
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The singer continues to deliver the goods with her Fenty-branded sneakers and slides that always sell out in record time.
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As a substitute for the "Real Christmas Tree Experience (TM)," Amazon has a long way to go to deliver the goods.
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When you call your product "the most advanced beer drinker's device in the universe," you'd better be able to deliver the goods.
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Grabr takes the money as soon as the bid is accepted, and then pays out the traveler once they deliver the goods.
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It wasn't a stellar year for TV deals, but we're still hopeful than Cyber Monday and Cyber Week will deliver the goods.
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All of these things require a special something to make them look real — and it's a makeup artist's job to deliver the goods.
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WE'RE NOT GOING TO BE – I MEAN, THINK ABOUT HOW AMAZON IS DEVELOPING AND HOW MACHINES ARE NOW TELLING AMAZON TO DELIVER THE GOODS.
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We must trust companies to deliver the goods we order, our employers to pay our wages and the banks to keep our deposits safe.
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Ferrari, who last won in Monza with Fernando Alonso in 2010, hope an upgraded power unit introduced for this weekend will deliver the goods.
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He added that one of the main concerns from Chinese officials was simply the ability of the U.S. to deliver the goods that China wants.
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The donations have been slow coming—hundreds, not thousands—and it's unclear whether Dev onica would even deliver the goods if the money came in.
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It would be easy to imagine, Giuliani in Robert DeNiro's role threatening the Ukrainian president with extinction if he doesn't deliver the goods on Biden.
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The goods then cross to Crimea on the ferry, then trucks disembark at Kerch, then deliver the goods to the Metro and Auchan stores in Crimea.
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I was being a model and I had to deliver the goods, therefore I wasn't being an artist in action or in a gallery or anything.
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Companies that can't access the port and deliver the goods will be forced to sell the items to the commonwealth, which will distribute them, Rosselló said.
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He proved himself to be a true design talent who could deliver the goods alone, despite the questions around the brand in the last six months.
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"So far the best bet is that current international supply chains will hold, for the most part, and deliver the goods," Tyler Cowen writes at Bloomberg.
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Robert Mueller was the messiah who would deliver the goods to topple President Trump, and he was cartoonishly built up to superhuman capabilities by a fawning media.
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If Google was going to compete, it would have to stop relying on its partners to deliver the goods and instead take its hardware business in-house.
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South Korean smartphone maker Samsung Electronics is under pressure to deliver the goods as it launches its latest model, the Galaxy S8, on March 29, in New York.
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For example, the iShares self-driving ETF (IDRV), which has exposure to Alphabet, Tesla and other automakers developing that technology, does not deliver the goods, according to Lydon.
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This victim-mentality assumes blacks are not in control, that their lives are defined by somebody the entitlement-peddlers say hates them and who must deliver the goods (reparations).
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"This is putting extraordinary stress on the ability of services to be able to deliver the goods and infrastructure that is so desperately needed by the citizens," he said.
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"It's a repudiation of the past six years of a regime that claims to be after good governance, participatory democracy, but really it doesn't deliver the goods," Curato said.
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Sources connected to the giveaway tell us Michaels will be flying in on his own plane Friday to deliver the goods ... and fittingly, he'll be wearing a Santa hat.
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Assuming that the person was there to deliver the goods, he rang his boss to confirm, when the man suddenly reached up and snatched the phone out of his hand.
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Away from the Instagram glare of the self-conscious influencers that descend on the huge Pitti Uomo trade fair are bread-and-butter labels like L.B.M. 22003 that deliver the goods.
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This is because the deployment of a launch boat to deliver the goods is the same whether the items are large or small and that cost gets passed on to the customer.
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That said, the root cause of this "new normal" is undeniably public opinion's deep-seated discontent with the status quo and the inability of the establishment to deliver the goods as promised.
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As more people are told not to leave their homes thanks to coronavirus shelter-in-place mandates, the nation's reliance on Amazon to deliver the goods that we need has grown exponentially.
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Cons: Pentagon spending still is one of the most popular ways to politicians to deliver the goods to their states and districts, and few want to risk angering local contractors or suppliers.
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Since finding a smart retinol formulation that can actually deliver the goods properly is key, we polled top dermatologists to find out which serums they reach for in their own skin-care routines.
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The reality is that anyone within Trump's orbit who isn't willing to deliver the goods on the President, or who stands in the Democrats' way in their rush to judgment, is a target.
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I'm even ok with dropping a multiplayer game I've got a couple hundred hours into, since there's always something else on the horizon (or installed on my computer) that can deliver the goods.
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Trucks move approximately 70 percent of the nation's freight, and four out of five communities rely solely on us to deliver the goods to run their businesses, feed their families and fill their homes.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Bringing the world number one ranking and Grand Slam success to the Australian Open, home hero Ash Barty will carry a heavy burden of expectation to deliver the goods at Melbourne Park.
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That means turning a blind eye to Trump's financial conflicts of interest, erratic behavior, and dishonesty while accepting his various doses of xenophobia, Islamophobia, and racism as the electioneering gambits that deliver the goods.
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Trade Point Agro pulled out of the contract two months after signing it, saying it would no longer deliver the goods on the agreed terms, and agreed to pay the money back by Nov.
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"The only thing one can conclude is that Trump trusted Ryan to deliver the goods and Trump has no understanding of what is in the bill," said University of California–Berkeley healthcare expert Helen Halpin.
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Tens of thousands of people in 11 towns are under quarantine in "red zones," with their loved ones outside forced to drop off cigarettes and care packages for them with authorities, who then deliver the goods.
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Director Daniel Espinosa (who previously worked with Reynolds on the similarly worth-a-rental Safe House) understands that with well-worn material like this, it's best to deliver the goods without a mocking wink to the audience.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Lance Stroll may be the favored son at Racing Point, the Formula One team his billionaire father Lawrence bought last year, but the Canadian will still have to deliver the goods for the family business.
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In that book she recounts how she once regaled dinner party guests with a somewhat enhanced account of her husband's snoring; she asserts that it's a writer's duty to deliver the goods, even if those goods offend.
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Fake news will promise one thing in the headline or a post on Facebook, but never deliver the goods in the actual story (yes, you actually have to follow the link and read before you like or share).
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If you like Trump's core message of xenophobic nationalism, then you'd be hard pressed to give up on him for his gaffes and missteps since no one else is likely to deliver the goods in the way Trump can.
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The Democrats literally demand "dues," or a certain amount in funds raised, from the congressional committee chairs who raise those funds from the industries they regulate—and they dole out the parliamentary perks to those who deliver the goods.
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It didn't take long for the controversial new editorial writer a the New York Times to deliver the goods — the goods in this case being tired and weak excuses for why mainstream media publications should give credence to climate change deniers.
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It takes an amazing level of intelligence and self-assuredness to jump into a project like Billy Lynn knowing you can deliver the goods, but Stewart has proven quite adept at finding the projects that bring out her best qualities.
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When machines can use deep learning and natural language processing to predict your purchasing intent, and deliver the goods or service without friction, experiences that create an emotional connection will keep brands from becoming indistinguishable on-demand commodities in the eyes of consumers.
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This is great news in a society that's already unequal enough and really can't afford to exacerbate the situation by continuing to fork over billions in fees other than to those very few fund managers who have demonstrated that they can really deliver the goods.
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That Hereditary gets both scarier and less interesting as it goes along, as it commits itself to outsized spectacles at the expense of emotional ones, is in part a function of its genre — at some point, "elevated" or not, you're expected to deliver the goods.
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"A weak May followed by a June that failed to become the savior of the summer now puts July in the hot seat to deliver the goods and get us out of the summer season doldrums," said Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst at ComScore.
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Delivering on my promise to Our Lady of Guadalupe became a family project, with my mom, grandmother, nieces and nephews hopping into a truck to shop for food and clothing and then driving into Nuevo Progreso, Mexico, to hand deliver the goods to people.
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Groupon (Android, iOS)Image: GrouponGroupon's had its ups and downs over the years, but the app is still worth installing for the eager shopper and bargain hunter—it doesn't always deliver the goods in terms of useful discounts, but you should still find more hits than misses.
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Trump recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, nixed the TransPacific Partnership, withdrew from the Paris climate accord, cut taxes, rolled back the regulatory state, boosted the economy and crushed ISIS just as he said he would — because he's always believed you must deliver the goods.
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For the centralized coal plants of the Interior West, however, fuel assurance is offset by the fact that the plants rely on long-distance powerlines to deliver the goods, and those not only leak a lot of electricity, they can be taken out by extreme weather, wildfire, saboteurs and even squirrels.
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"There's been a decrease not only in sperm numbers, but also in their quality and swimming capacity, their ability to deliver the goods," said Shanna Swan, an epidemiologist at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, who notes that researchers have also linked semen problems to shorter life expectancy.
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Some voices within the Beltway have argued that day-to-day, government-to-government relations with Mexico continue to deliver the goods, mainly as a retort to those of us who believe that not since the mid-1980s (when the double whammy of colliding foreign policy objectives in then-brewing Central American conflicts and the abduction and murder of a DEA agent by drug traffickers in Mexico) have we witnessed such a level of deterioration in our ties.
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