But the follow-through isn't always there: the follow-through in the Title IX office and especially the cultural follow-through from the students.
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"What we really have to do is get ourselves to follow through, and the reason why most people don't follow through is because their psychology is messed up," Robbins tells CNBC.
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Now Dany just has to follow through in Missandei's honor.
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But it's not exactly easy to follow through on that.
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Generally, presidents follow through on promises made by their predecessors.
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Trump wants to act "bigly," but instinctively doesn't follow through.
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Congress is not required to follow through on these goals.
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And we would follow through and see whether something happened.
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Now, the onus is on the writers to follow through.
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Try to come up with a plan, and follow through!
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And, once again, he failed to follow through with action.
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He did not follow through on either of the threats.
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Trump has yet to follow through on that campaign vow.
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But Washington may follow through with something resembling Rubio's comments.
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Despite his proclamation, it was unlikely Trump would follow through.
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Follow through and book in the meetings with hiring managers.
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New York will become the first to actually follow through.
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But Obama was determined to follow through with his schedule.
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No word yet on whether he's prepared to follow through.
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She said she failed to follow through on a Dec.
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Campo Santo did follow through, and the video is down.
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I confess I did not personally follow through with this.
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And her message is clear ... she's going to follow through.
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Trump doesn't always follow through on his most explosive threats.
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I view today as a follow through from last week.
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Now they must follow through and create a common market.
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Q: For what reasons do people follow through with conversion?
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When people violate your boundaries, follow through with clear consequences.
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May, who favored remaining, will not follow through on leaving.
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It's not clear that he can or will follow through.
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Just make sure you follow through the second time around.
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It's not clear, though, how many would actually follow through.
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How can they be sure he won't eventually follow through?
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Time will tell if they follow through on their promises.
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"The follow-through on the Treasury rates today, actually the follow-through worldwide on Treasuries, has a big part to do with this," said JJ Kinahan, chief market strategist at TD Ameritrade in Chicago.
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But will they follow through, especially if Trump is supporting Moore?
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When you follow through, it carries your head toward your target.
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Brilliant man and obviously follow through on the president&aposs policies.
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While we shook on this pact, I doubt he'll follow through.
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"I think she inspired those people to follow through with voting."
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I had a slow back swing and a smooth follow through.
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I'm not sure if I want to follow through with this.
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It is far more difficult to actually follow through with that.
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This will hopefully, in turn, perpetuate demand and real follow-through.
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"The follow-through just wasn't there," Baker said of Columbia Gas.
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They knew enough about Forty to know he would follow through.
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But it's not yet clear to what extent he'll follow through.
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The video is inscribed with the words, "Always follow through." pic.twitter.
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Establish a plan for checking in and follow through with it.
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I think he might actually follow through on this newfound clarity.
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He ultimately didn't follow through, begrudgingly signing the omnibus Friday afternoon.
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Ultimately, however, it was Pruitt who convinced Trump to follow through.
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But then it did not follow through on the latter provisions.
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So I don't think he will follow through, I hope not.
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He didn't follow through, but his words have not been forgotten.
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So why did the special counsel not follow through with charges?
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Still, there's "concern that this might not follow through," he said.
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But the strategy was presumptuous, and the follow-through was questionable.
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Donald Trump often threatens to sue people and doesn't follow through.
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However, if you take a blood oath, you must follow through.
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But after Ghouta, Obama didn't seem to want to follow through.
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That I'll follow through with it, an action with irreparable consequences.
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The news outlets-- Washington Post, Univision and CNN-- should follow-through.
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It's not binding but generally speaking, they're going to follow through.
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The challenge now -- for both sides - is on the follow-through.
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But how well these mayors follow through remains to be seen.
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It was a tough choice to follow through with the story.
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He estimates that around 20183 percent of those women follow through.
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Karrys lets the curlers follow through on their own artistic visions.
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It's a nice concept, finally backed by some I.O.C. follow-through.
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Nations do not face punitive action for failing to follow through.
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And on your blog, you've said you're bad at follow-through.
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The Pentagon has responded forcefully, warning Ankara not to follow through.
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What we don't know: Can the U.S. and China follow through?
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Most women are loyal and commit with 100 percent follow-through.
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You say you support immigration reform, but will you follow through?
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Get clear on that answer, and follow through with bold action.
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We just need to see a little bit of follow through.
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That Trump isn't good at follow-through comes as no surprise.
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Though workers are skeptical that management will follow through without the
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Lawmakers made it clear they expected tech companies to follow through.
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It's a solid sentiment, but I was waiting for follow through.
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"I just need them to follow through this time," Kendall tweeted.
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"We hope Russia will follow through with that promise," he said.
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MACCALLUM: What about President Xi, Buck, in terms of that relationship and putting pressure on him to follow through with the sanctions, follow through with cutting them off in a way that would actually make a difference.
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I did so not because I was sure I would follow through.
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He could also follow through on his threat to retaliate with tariffs.
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People talk about leaving, but they don't really seem to follow through.
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Aerys never got a chance to follow through with his dastardly plan.
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You don't have to be a saint to follow through on this.
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The bank guesses only about 3 or 4% will actually follow through.
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"The follow-through just wasn't there," Baker added during the news conference.
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But she said the guidelines did not follow through on that recommendation.
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Martha doesn't assume it will go unnoticed if she doesn't follow through.
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"That's likely to follow through to the private markets," Mr. Ford said.
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Much will depend on whether he can follow through with his plan.
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Pruitt said the EPA is continuing to follow through with Trump's order.
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There was a goat track you would follow through the wild grass.
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He's committing to movies with big premise hooks, and ramshackle follow-through.
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The thing is, you're not meant to follow through on these conversations.
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Traders will be watching for follow-through Thursday after stocks surged Wednesday.
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Even with the best strategy, entrepreneurs and runners have to follow through.
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Voters become disillusioned and numb after time because they never follow through.
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But how you follow through on those ideas matters just as much.
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Democrats need only to follow through on a current Obama administration policy.
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A close above that threshold could trigger follow-through buying, analysts said.
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Hershey must consistently follow through, offering a pound or more per package.
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If I don't make a plan, then I typically won't follow through.
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Congress must follow through on the Government's plan on the Everglades Reservoir.
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Now is the time for Hungary to follow through on these commitments.
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Mr. Trump's confrontational approach would seem to indicate some follow-through. Mrs.
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When I saw that follow through, I knew it was going in.
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But how you follow through on your ideas matters just as much.
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"I saw Kris shoot it, his follow-through looked great," Williams said.
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Most people who consider suicide don't follow through, and recovery is possible.
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But he gave little indication about whether he plans to follow through.
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For me, the biggest takeaway was how many people didn't follow through.
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You are able to follow through on the agreement of the consequences.
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There are good reasons to doubt that every country will follow through.
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"He's bombastic and then the actual follow-through is weak," Drezner said.
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Second, the president should follow through on his freeze on new regulations.
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If you don't follow through, you're embarrassing him on the world stage.
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But others are skeptical that Maduro will follow through on that promise.
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The follow-through for almost every element of this show is null.
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I'm going to follow through on some of our proposals on infrastructure.
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I think this is a follow through from last week's tech selloff.
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He is big on pronouncements, they say, but weak on follow-through.
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If the Senate fails to follow through, let history be the judge.
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It is foolish to believe they will follow through without being pushed.
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In the end, the parents did not follow through on their pledge.
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And the opponents of the bill are expecting him to follow through.
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Even in cases in which wrongdoing is acknowledged, follow-through is weak.
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The implication was that the new Trump administration would not follow through.
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Mr. Trump seems especially ill-equipped to follow through, senior Republicans say.
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And some of his closest advisers have encouraged him to follow through.
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Tell them that you'll lose respect for them if they follow through.
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Failure to follow through leaves a credibility crisis rather than a solution.
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"We have a responsibility to follow through with the full investigation," Rep.
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Still, it was far from clear that Democrats would actually follow through.
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But it isn't clear whether, or how quickly, it will follow through.
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We saw it back then; we just didn't have the follow-through.
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Whether it has the willpower to follow through remains an open question.
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Democrats, too, said they were skeptical that Mr. Trump would follow through.
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Most people fail simply because they don't follow through with what they've started.
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Whiskey, it seems, might actually persuade customers to follow through with a purchase.
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Seven months into his presidency, he tried to follow through on that promise.
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As always, however, it's unclear how many Republican lawmakers would ultimately follow through.
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Be clear about what you offer and follow through with your brand promise.
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When I'm that excited about something, I want to follow through on it.
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Raul Labrador urged fellow Republicans to follow through on pledge to dismantle Obamacare.
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On week one of his presidency, it's clear he plans to follow through.
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"Less sustainable rebounds fizzle out when earnings momentum doesn't follow through," said Citi.
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The President weighs in on Democratic leadership race -- now will he follow through?
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However, the app company is skeptical that the telecom giant will follow through.
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But unfortunately, to my eternal regret, we didn't really follow through with that.
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"I think she inspired those people to follow through with voting," she said.
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Whether China would follow through on tougher sanctions was also a key question.
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In many instances, Stranger Things' writing stops just short of meaningful follow-through.
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He's a more blustery version of Vincent, all charisma and no follow-through.
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Follow-through selling added pressure on the markets after Monday's declines, traders said.
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Should he not follow through on these commitments, Congress will exercise stringent oversight.
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PRESIDENT Donald Trump does not follow through on everything he says or tweets.
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But not all of those will necessarily follow through and move, he added.
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LUNTZ: So the question now is, does they follow through for the GOP?
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What if OPEC does not actually follow through on the promised production cuts?
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That's why Trump must follow through on his promises regarding prevention and treatment.
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Could this mean Bojack will actually follow through on his promises for once?
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But the question of whether or not they will follow through remains open.
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Republican lawmakers, however, don't think Trump will follow through on his funding threat.
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You're saying it, but you're also the one who has to follow through.
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According to Mueller, Dearborn agreed to deliver the note but didn't follow through.
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To follow through on plans, billionaire Richard Branson suggests putting them in writing.
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He doubted that Mr. Trump would follow through on any of his promises.
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"He didn't just make a mistake and not follow through," Blomfield told Stuff.
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And how grudgingly he's been known to follow through on a charitable donation.
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But none bore the intent and follow-through of the boys from Birmingham.
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I never considered myself someone who would actually follow through with any plans.
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After the speech, Trump tweeted that he would follow through on the threat.
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Will nations follow through on a global climate framework agreed upon in Poland?
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He will no doubt face criticism if he does not now follow through.
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It remains unclear whether Mr. Mnangagwa will follow through on his recent promises.
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If they follow through, McConnell can only afford to lose two more votes.
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But they may find it harder to follow through on all their promises.
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Of course, Trump must follow through with these promises to prove his effectiveness.
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They get that the President means business, and they follow through with that.
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" She said that the campaign was "not returning phone calls, no follow through.
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Some were skeptical that China would follow through on its pledges of openness.
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" Avallone added that "all the planning is meaningless if we don't follow through.
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There are several reasons why he should follow through on his campaign promise.
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But many people avoid diagnosis or, once diagnosed, don't follow through with therapy.
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And I'm thinking you're going to see a CapEx business investment follow through.
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Why didn't Rosenstein follow through on the wire or the 25th Amendment talk?
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The rapid breakout has shown good follow-through and developed into an uptrend.
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But Kudlow insisted Trump's track record means he'll follow through on his promises.
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But she didn't decide to follow through with it until the last minute.
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Chances are you don't have the time, money or bandwidth to follow through.
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Trump has a history of making bold charitable promises — with slow follow through.
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The league said on Monday that it would follow through with its inquiry.
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And whether he can follow through with other promises remains to be seen.
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Bush, however, would not follow through on his promise and reciprocate the goodwill gesture.
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I think this shows we have strong resolve to follow through on that process.
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"We made recommendations and our government didn't follow through with them," Kraft said Tuesday.
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Don't hold your breath for Trump to actually follow through with the extradition demand.
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"As an entrepreneur you need to have that persistence to follow through," he said.
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Failure to follow through and finish the construction, and the whole structure crashes down.
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If your gut tells you that she won't follow through again, listen to that.
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"It would be a very bad idea not to follow through," More told CNBC.
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Successive governments have been slow to follow through, afraid of angering powerful domestic constituencies.
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After all, once your plans are out there, you'll have to follow through, right?
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It doesn't even mean Spotify will follow through by offering a deal with Scribd.
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Cramer questioned whether President Trump will follow through on all of candidate Trump's rhetoric.
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The solutions are easy to outline, but will be challenging to follow through on.
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Everyone is busy so I suck it up and follow through with my responsibilities.
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"He doesn't seem prepared to follow through on all his trade promises," said Baker.
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He supplied the moral imperative but failed to follow through with a concrete directive.
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Again, just to follow through on these campaign promises that really were very flawed.
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The key will be finding ways to actually follow through on Musk's audacious goals.
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And that leads young people to believe he might follow through with his promises.
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It's unlikely that everyone will follow through with her advice, and Rowling acknowledges that.
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And there's no way to follow through at all if you're on the desktop.
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For the record, Caitlyn's first swing looked GREAT -- confident, good follow through and powerful.
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Does that mean the Fed will follow through with what the market is expecting?
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But that doesn't mean that there isn't an obligation to follow through on promises.
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"ARQ" had some solid ideas but didn't follow through on them, according to critics.
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Health advocates are pouring on the pressure for the administration to fully follow through.
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There are "too many cattle to follow through" on recent gains, though, he added.
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Will the administration follow through on requiring drug companies to disclose prices in ads?
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Now statehooders are mounting a campaign on the mainland to follow through on Gov.
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" Ryan added: "If anything, this just puts more pressure on us to follow through.
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The Israeli government has lauded Trump's pledge to follow through with the embassy move.
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If you continue to believe otherwise, then you shouldn't expect success to follow through.
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"I would expect some follow-through in the next days and weeks," he said.
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That deadline is Sunday, and as of Wednesday, Iran is vowing to follow through.
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Climate change demands visionary ideas and follow-through to bring those visions into reality.
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It took a new Democratic governor two years later to follow through on expansion.
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He later threatened publicly to do so, then failed to follow through on it.
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" He added, "[Strache] was drunk and he said something, but he didn't [follow through].
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There was confidence in the Fed's willingness to follow through on what it said.
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So they are organizing to ensure he's unable to follow through on his promises.
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Trump's inability to follow through on a campaign promise is not a national emergency.
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Chris Murphy, said he was "not highly confident" that the president will follow through.
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Trump could then follow through with a threatened new tariff on European-made vehicles.
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Their presence at the GDC roundtable offered follow-through on that expression of solidarity.
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If Kat acted according to "character," she'd follow through on her mission, as asked.
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As to Trump's ability to follow through — well, we'll see how it works out.
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Previous owners have drawn up grand plans to build homes, never to follow through.
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To the Editor: Your editorial raises an important point but then doesn't follow through.
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"The European Union is strong on rhetoric and weak on follow-through," Bolton said.
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It's not clear whether the new government intends to follow through on its threat.
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In most cases, people who talk about moving to another country don't follow through.
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I wouldn't think there will be a lot of follow through on the downside.
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But the Trump administration is worried that China won't follow through on its promises.
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If this doesn't follow through it will be forgotten in a couple of months.
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In 1996, gangsters kidnapped players who apparently did not follow through on a fix.
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John really, really, really struggled with that, and I was afraid he'd follow through.
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The imposition of the metals tariffs shows that he is willing to follow through.
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But that would require trusting Mr. Netanyahu to follow through and actually step aside.
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But crucially, its success hinges on whether China will follow through on its commitments.
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Republicans nominated and helped elect a president who would actually follow through on repeal.
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It did not follow through on that agreement and instead gave the managers bonuses.
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Lawmakers promised to find a way to compensate former players, then didn't follow through.
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The message, from a Democrat: "Put country over party" and follow through on impeachment.
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North Korea says the US side fails to follow through on its commitments, too.
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But foreign governments including France first want to see Beirut follow through on reforms.
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Trump threatened to add the question by executive order but did not follow through.
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This will facilitate more effective follow-through in your other health and wellness practices.
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Dearborn did not ultimately follow through, telling investigators that the request made him uncomfortable.
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Leadership must follow through to ensure Ohioans receive the long-awaited solutions they deserve.
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China has failed to follow through on promises it made to the Obama administration.
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All while telling the President that he would follow through on the President's orders.
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And Trump probably won't follow through on his threats to unleash a civil war.
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A prepared president should seize the historic opportunity to follow through on that threat.
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One reason for the lack of follow-through is that he has few options.
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They're supposed to be perfect, precise beings who always follow through on their purpose.
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We'll probably see over the next few months how OPEC and Russia follow through.
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It's clear that Trump is upset, and isn't scared to follow through on tariffs.
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When she wants things, she makes small strides towards them but doesn't follow through.
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He's got some serious follow-through, and he seems passionate about his life with Cassie.
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We will follow through until we have answered as many questions as the evidence allows.
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After millennia spent stewing about timing his southwardly invasion, he's finally showing some follow-through.
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Some people say they plan to pay me back later, but they rarely follow through.
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They need to follow through on making sure those policies are being implemented in practice.
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The shutdown has raised questions about air carriers' ability to follow through with scheduled events.
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Trump claimed China didn't follow through on Xi's promise to resume purchases of farm products.
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Amber will then follow through on her vow to donate ALL of her settlement dough.
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But there have been years of bold reform pledges from Abe, with inconsistent follow through.
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Editors were alerted to the error immediately but failed to follow through on a correction.
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His surprise victory alarmed many companies, which fear he might follow through on his pledges.
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Historically, however, Trump has had a tendency to make legal threats and not follow through.
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The president may maintain his antagonistic style, but follow through on fewer threats and promises.
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We wanted them to have some kind of bias to follow through on their commitments.
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Let's see if Dr. Carson will follow through on his deep disappointment and fire Patton.
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That's one more detail where the filmmakers don't care in the slightest about follow-through.
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"It's a logistics question for the buyer that really wants to follow through," Dunn added.
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Ultimately, strategists are uncertain on whether the Philippine leader will follow through on his threats.
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"It appears that Senator Grassley's going to follow through on this plan," Mr. Reid said.
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They believe the central bank will follow through with a further 25bps cut in November.
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"The failure to follow through on bear market closes suggest we are near the low."
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But not once did I think he would actually follow through on the good ones.
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It&aposs like parenting, like if you&aposre going to promise you better follow through.
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Under normal circumstances, that consistency -- a campaign vow with high-profile follow through -- is standard.
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This is how cultural progress is made — through honest dialogue and commitment to follow through.
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The campaign plans to also participate in Pennsylvania and Michigan recounts, should Stein follow through.
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But here's the secret about magic: It requires intention, preparation, and follow-through to work.
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Congress needs to continue taking steps to follow through on its promise to repeal Obamacare.
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If a person isn't motivated outside of something superficial, they're not going to follow through.
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She owned up to that and has started to make a plan to follow through.
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I wanted to see if you would follow through on protecting transgender students against discrimination.
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Our city has long failed to follow through on promises as New York has evolved.
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So he needs to prove, today, that he can follow through on his big promises.
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But Trump has put the country on notice like this before — without any follow-through.
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And yet she keeps begging him for sex, because she promised herself she'd follow through.
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Clinton alleged that Trump may not follow through on tax cuts for lower-income individuals.
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The temperature cooled somewhat this week after Kim didn't follow through on his Guam threat.
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Past presidents have failed to follow through on similar promises to our allies in Israel.
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However, because of the Great Depression, he wasn't able to follow through with the plan.
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Let's hope the president and his advisers will realize they must follow through with one.
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His continued attention has mattered more, it seems, than his follow-through (or lack thereof).
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But concerns remain about how Trump will follow through on the nationwide health emergency declaration.
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There's always the option to get engaged and just not follow through with it, though.
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European officials have said that they expected the U.S. to follow through with imposing tariffs.
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Still, American officials said there were reasons to believe that Mr. Putin would follow through.
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Whether Trump would follow through on his appeal for bipartisan harmony was far from clear.
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Each time, allied leaders tried to persuade Trump not to follow through on his decisions.
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Without the follow-through, saying sorry isn't an apology, it's a hollow ploy for forgiveness.
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Her mother could no longer follow through with the repairs, so Cipriano decided to help.
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It is not clear whether Britain's next prime minister will follow through with the proposal.
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Your critics say you tend to exaggerate, not follow through — is this a prime example?
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The two groups are in a legal dispute and the plans did not follow through.
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She made a social contract to be a cat lady, and she must follow through.
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I didn't follow through because I had a drug habit, which was heroin and cocaine.
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They will call on lawmakers to not follow through with the non-binding Brexit referendum.
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We've seen Trump back down from previous tariff threats before, only to follow through later.
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That doesn't mean he has any intention of, or the ability to, actually follow through.
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What he doesn't know is how to follow through, at least not at the moment.
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But Dr. Siegert said he thought the government would follow through with a mapping program.
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Trump often threatens to sue his opponents and enemies, though he doesn't always follow through.
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Which makes it quite likely, as I see it, that Trump will indeed follow through.
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Dearborn later told Lewandowski he had handled the situation but he did not follow through.
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But I kept getting distracted by its vague trappings of symbolism with no follow-through.
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In the end, the company did not follow through with the plans, these people said.
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It is unclear whether Mr. Trump will follow through on his recent, pro-business messaging.
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And with no toes on my left foot, I can't step up and follow through.
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In any event, officials now may simply decide not to follow through with the directive.
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At issue in the cases are laws requiring that electors follow through on those pledges.
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But lawmakers want more: Lawmakers made it clear they expected tech companies to follow through.
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However a lack of follow-through (buying) below $20.77,2994.40 ... once again brought some short-covering.
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Mr. Trump may not follow through on all these proposals, but his direction is clear.
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Pyongyang has a long history of promising to denuclearize and subsequently failing to follow through.
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I mean, that's everything, being able to extend your shoulder and extend your follow-through.
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Rachel took the commitment seriously but never imagined that she would have to follow through.
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Michael Hayden speculated that Trump would follow through with his calls for torture as president.
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The government of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has not indicated whether it will follow through.
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Choi spins around on his follow-through as if his club is his dance partner.
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When the president failed to follow through on his threat, conservatives took it doubly hard.
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However, civil society has yet to see follow-through on key commitments made by Facebook.
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The question now is if Saudi Arabia will actually follow through with the canal plan.
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Before cellphones, it used to mean something to make plans with someone and follow through.
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Trump doesn't need to follow through all the way, to fill in all the blanks.
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There's growing evidence that Dao plans to follow through on his threat of a lawsuit.
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Nothing else in the world could get me to follow through with something like this.
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I just knew that for whatever reason it was something I needed to follow through with.
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I've decided to follow through with my healthy lifestyle by raising my beautiful daughter in Hawaii.
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Her family hopes she will follow through on her plans despite the loss of her sister.
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Macron's statement, should he follow through on it, would also separate him from Obama's (in)action.
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Whether he'll actually follow through on that pledge has been the source of nearly endless speculation.
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The jury is out, but either way, we'd at least expect follow through over coming weeks.
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"Now our desire is to follow through" to seek out any additional victims of the killer.
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Such challenges could make it difficult for the Trump administration to follow through on its threats.
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If he doesn't follow through on these things, what are you prepared to do in response?
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With an election soon after, only the bravest chancellor would follow through with such a plan.
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Mike DeWine says he will follow through on his pledge to sign the heartbeat bill Thursday.
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Every major candidate wants Maine to finally follow through and expand coverage to its poorest residents.
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I believe his team put this in front of him and encouraged him to follow through.
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Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, had urged the president not to follow through with tariffs on Mexico.
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"The European Union is strong on rhetoric and weak on follow-through," he told the audience.
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President Donald Trump, though, declared last week that North Korea would follow through on its promise.
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"I think he's finding out that he can't follow through on all his talk," he said.
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Having come out against it, Clinton will in all likelihood follow through and scuttle the agreement.
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I called my mom to ask if she could follow through with her promise to help.
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OPEC Secretary-General Mohammed Barkindo said he was sure countries would follow through on the deal.
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However, with no clear resolution in sight this time, the commission might have to follow through.
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Should America follow through on its promise to leave the treaty, it would have several consequences.
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They need countries to follow through on their promises to relocate and resettle families like Ahmed's.
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USTR LIGHTHIZER SAYS HAS EVERY EXPECTATION THAT MEXICO WILL FOLLOW THROUGH ON ITS USMCA LABOR COMMITMENTS
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And more importantly, the excitement of the event will, finally, be matched by some follow-through.
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The same majority believes that Trump will follow through his promises of deregulation and tax reform.
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If you're interested in learning how to follow through on everything this year, read more here.
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So Kohn decided to follow through on her threat and send the image to Ryan's mom.
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We do not know whether Trump will follow through on many of his inflammatory campaign promises.
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To follow through on your career goals, identify monthly and weekly benchmarks for yourself, he says.
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The election of Abraham Lincoln triggered the South to follow through on their threats of secession.
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And the study took policies at their word, not looking at their implementation or follow through.
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The ball has good arc, he gets good rotation, and he has an amazing follow through.
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The follow-through is what sets Setter apart from directory-style services like Yelp or Thumbtack .
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Many speculated as to whether she'd follow through on her announced headlining performance at the festival.
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"They'll say, 'Oh, I'll look at the bill,' but then they don't follow through," Gillibrand says.
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Koch sees no evidence that either Trump or Clinton would follow through on the Koch agenda.
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The program is $45 million to implement and $60 million to follow through over three years.
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Trump replied that it was very important politically for him to follow through on this promise.
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Smaller startups might have good ideas, but they won't be able to follow through without data.
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Still, once he won the election, Trump certainly didn't have to follow through on this promise.
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After he wins, those people call the politician and demand he follow through on the issue.
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And the energized voters who just delivered Democrats the majority will expect them to follow through.
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Ruddy says he does not believe Trump will follow through on his consideration to remove Mueller.
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Scarborough and Brzezinski questioned Trump's campaign tactics and whether he would follow through on his promises.
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They're intrigued by the latest trend and will be quick to implement but not follow through.
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Abdoun notes that high achievers in the working world will follow through on commitments and goals.
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McGahn did not follow through with the order, and instead prepared to resign if pressured further.
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And there are already questions about whether some countries will follow through on their Paris pledges.
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Donald Trump has to follow through and do that to make good on his campaign pledges.
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These numbers aren't likely to drop because the president failed to follow through on a promise.
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Flashback: North Korea has made similar promises in the past and always failed to follow through.
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Kingdom Hearts can't follow through on the revelations of the film because there's nowhere to go.
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Trump's fixation on showing he can follow through with his promises likely egged things along, too.
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If this is just posturing, and there's nothing on the follow-through, it will just evaporate.
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Sometimes, the follow through on your high-five has lethal repercussions for an opponent's testicular region.
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When we are talking about schedules and rules, follow through at least 95% of the time.
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If it becomes part of your weekly routine, you are more likely to actually follow through.
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That might make other countries feel less inclined to follow through on their own climate pledges.
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I'm basically a traditional housewife with a few punishments tossed in to ensure I follow through.
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He often makes threats he doesn't follow through on and promises he can't or won't keep.
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If you say you're going to do something, follow through — and expect the same of others.
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"I don't understand the argument that somehow the president has to follow through," the judge said.
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Don't pick any fights, since you're too tired to follow through with arguing your point anyway!
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Yet this work was another case of artistic intelligence concentrating in setup rather than follow-through.
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There has been no indication since the tweet as to whether President Trump will follow through.
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"They come out with these great big pronouncements and then there's no follow through," he said.
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The bold proposals they did follow through on, such as eliminating poverty, have fallen far short.
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But should he follow through on instigating a nuclear arms race, the consequences could be severe.
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Lawmakers told The Hill that appointing a liaison would help Trump follow through on that pledge.
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Though he didn't follow through as Vice President, he could add Syria to the list today.
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It's a good story for America," McGurk wrote, adding that the success "also requires follow-through.
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In the past, he has failed to follow through on promised donations from his nonprofit foundation.
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Tariffs could hurt such companies if the United States and China follow through on their plans.
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My framer is regularly asked to follow through on choices that might seem fanciful, even dramatic.
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"Today I'm taking bold action to follow through on that promise," Mr. Trump told the miners.
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I also wanted the frisson of flirtation and the thrill of seduction, without the follow-through.
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If the Trump administration does follow through, however, the consequences will be particularly ominous for Germany.
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He was impressed by her preparation and saw that she had the drive to follow through.
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Without a deal, Trump could follow through with auto tariffs that could crush the European economy.
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President Trump might follow through on his campaign pledge to bar Muslims from entering the country.
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If we commit American prestige to an action, our allies depend on us to follow through.
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So, what I'm saying again, positive development, but we do need some more upside follow-through.
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Even her doctor said that Ms. Vervoort didn't seem ready to follow through — and she agreed.
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The failure of Senate Republicans to follow through on their promises to repeal ObamaCare is frustrating.
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"We think that he has raised expectations, and now he has to follow through," he said.
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Much to my own surprise, I'm on track to actually follow through on this hiking impulse.
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Because the Trump that I know always tries his best to follow through on his promises.
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Sanders said she did not know why Trump didn't follow through with his threatened legal action.
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They let me follow through on my idea, even when I got to a dead end.
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Most of Jeff Birnbaum's Manhattan-based financial planning clients do not seem to follow through, however.
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They're more likely to follow through because they have a sense of responsibility and buy-in.
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I continue to follow through, based on the guidelines and policies that we have in place.
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If we can't get them to follow through, they won't get the health care they deserve.
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"That doesn't necessarily mean that the Russians are going to follow through with it," Huntsman cautioned.
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But it remains unclear how, or when, they plan to follow through on the other issues.
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Enthusiasm comes easily, especially with regard to new shiny projects, but follow-through is much harder.
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They don't want to surprise the market so they'll probably follow through on what they're signaling.
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How can people have such good intentions and yet be so totally unable to follow through?
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This was one where I finally had to prove to myself I could follow through with it.
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But here's what I want to see most of all: a follow-through from what Pence started.
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She worries they may not follow through on a recommendation for a rollover, abandoning the process midway.
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She also said War Machine tried to rape her at knifepoint, but was unable to follow through.
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It is safer/more logical to focus on the companies who follow through with clear strategic plans.
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So we may find out very soon whether Bevin is willing to follow through on his threat.
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And if you don&apost follow-through at the beginning you won&apost get anything to change.
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I'm counting on Chairman Kim to be determined to follow through on the commitment that he made.
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That said, according to US officials, it seems ZTE has yet to follow through on the latter.
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But Townshend doubted whether Tillerson would really follow through on some of the specifics of his testimony.
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Should he follow through on that, his seat may be taken by another political veteran, Anwar Ibrahim.
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But with Chinese 643-40 minutes away on Uber Eats, how many of us actually follow through?
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"We think he will follow through in April," said Tim Cooper, Global Economic Strategist at BMI Research.
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Against that backdrop, financial markets are keen to see how Trump will follow through on campaign pledges.
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At first, it seemed like Nolan and Joy were actually going to follow through with their proposal.
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"Short-term momentum is weak, but oversold conditions could help minimize immediate downside follow-through," she said.
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The hope now is that Harbour, Ryder, and their castmates follow through in every way they can.
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"When the shot went up, I saw Kris shoot it, his follow-through looked great," Williams said.
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If it doesn't feel like there's going to be much follow through, I'm happy to take that.
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How can we be assured they are actually going to follow through given the changing market conditions?
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Help them develop a plan to get help and follow-through with them until they get connected.
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So I wouldn't be surprised at all if President Trump doesn't follow through on these tariffs either.
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Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, who voted yes, has already pledged to follow through with the vote's results.
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With verbal intervention only having a temporary effect, the central bank may soon have to follow through.
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It is critical that the federal government follow through on this commitment to promoting autonomous vehicle innovation.
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Mr. Rhodes was given 48 hours to make sure the president could follow through on his commitment.
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Grant aims to motivate readers to follow through on their original ideas that stray from the norm.
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For Barack Obama, failing to follow through on a "red line" crossed will haunt him for years.
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So the more ridiculous Bemis's ideas sound, the more likely he is to follow through with them.
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But the company gave up due to market conditions and did follow through with the needed documents.
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"But there hasn't been much by way of follow through putting it on the agenda," she added.
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There was a lot of follow-through on all of the recommendations, particularly from the administration itself.
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So how many of the 198,2003 reservation holders will follow through and actually order a Model 3?
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But when he came home the next day, Zayner's resolve to follow through with the transfer weakened.
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Trump has indicated that he agrees, but it's up to him to push Congress to follow through.
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So nearly all of us say, oh yes, I'll vote, and then many will not follow through.
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And if Musk and SpaceX can finance — and follow through on — the plans, it would make history.
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Both Trump and Congressional Republicans regularly attack the deal, but both are unwilling to actually follow through.
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The FBI failed to follow through on a tip about Florida school shooter Nikolas Cruz in January.
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Gfycat isn't the only platform that's declared war on fake AI porn and failed to follow through.
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Now he will need to follow through to take on the driver of costs: Prescription drug companies.
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"It'd be extremely disappointing" if Trump didn't follow through on the tariffs, Ferriola told Cramer on Thursday.
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Wealth Matters Philanthropists may proclaim their desire for social change, but few, it turns out, follow through.
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But the first state to legally follow through with the promise of fighting climate change was Hawaii.
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Though 31 states still have death-penalty laws on their books, only a handful actually follow through.
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THE PROGNOSIS It's extremely unclear whether the Trump administration will follow through on its promised vaping ban.
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A knuckleballer should try to come straight down in his follow-through, Johnson said, to kill spin.
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It deserves, like "Breaking Bad," the chance to follow through on its implications, saving nothing for later.
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An HHS official said the rules follow through on President Donald Trump's pledges to promote religious liberty.
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Developments are rapid and the governments maybe have a little bit of an issue to follow through.
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But if the he fails to follow through, no personality makeover will win him the world's esteem.
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"We couldn't trust that they were going to follow through with everything that we needed," she said.
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Instead, it lets children see failure as an opportunity, and set goals that they'll follow through on.
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It takes a lot of work and follow-through to create and sustain a good company culture.
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"Great to see Apple follow through as a result of TAX CUTS," he tweeted at the time.
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Still, his aides say that on most of his more radical pledges, he won't actually follow through.
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"I don't have any trust or faith that this administration is going to follow through," said Rep.
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"You need to commit and follow through": Biden served in the Senate for more than 35 years.
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If OPEC and Russia follow through and boost production, this run could be much shorter than anticipated.
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But Willimon's call to action came equipped with places, time, and an apparent desire to follow through.
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But after winning the White House and taking majority in Congress, they were unable to follow through.
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Peace would have to be accompanied by denuclearization, something Pyongyang has repeatedly declined to follow through on.
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That's a good thing, but we have to see more upside follow-through to confirm the breakout.
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When you get a project, acknowledge it, be clear about when you'll finish it, and follow through.
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"[It allows Trump] to follow through on his promise to make that border more secure," he said.
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Some of the actions proposed to achieved those ends have been suggested before, with little follow-through.
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Trump's deals, however, have allowed him to follow through on campaign promises before he even takes office.
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And he proved that he was keen to follow through in a series of moves this week.
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White House officials had already been vague about the president's plans to follow through on his threat.
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Lee's defection ramps up the pressure on Johnson, whose promise to follow through on Brexit by Oct.
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But the firm declined to comment on Friday on whether it would follow through with those plans.
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And Klobuchar was excellent while opining that she, not Sanders, will follow through and get things done.
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When you say something, either you follow through with it, or you come back and renegotiate it.
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Hammer said it's a possibility that Twitter won't follow through on what users are most concerned about.
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The administration can follow through on its efforts to include quality and efficacy in its reimbursement formulas.
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In the case of Brexit, they simply refused to follow through with the mandate of the people.
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"We need a president who actually has good judgment, and is willing to follow through," she said.
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For example, tele-consults might be a tactic to help increase patient follow-through on lifestyle management.
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Ban.do Good Intentions necklaces, $38It's easy to have good intentions, but it's much harder to follow through.
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Trump had told me he would announce for president but I wasn't sure he would follow through.
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Doing so would weaken him politically and hamper his ability to follow through with an anticorruption campaign.
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Even her doctor said that she did not quite seem ready to follow through — and she agreed.
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"Right now the markets have gotten used to the idea the Fed doesn't follow through," he said.
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Companies will have to follow through on the promises they&aposve already made and expand on them.
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This time around, White House officials have not been willing to bet whether Trump will follow through.
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"But we didn't know that they would follow through to this extent," she told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Saturn's placement in Venus-ruled Libra suggests you take commitment seriously and follow through with your word.
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But only with follow-through by Apple, health systems, technology companies, patient groups, policymakers and government regulators.
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In a way, Democrats should hope that Republicans follow through on their promises to repeal health reform.
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The question is: Will they actually follow through, and if so, what will they replace Obamacare with?
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But others noted that the company had failed to follow through on grand proposals in the past.
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"Everything depends on whether or not they follow through," said Andrew Bradfield, who is from Cork, Ireland.
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It's also unclear whether the House will follow through with threats to hold Bannon in contempt. Rep.
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There will be concern whether other countries can trust the US to follow through on its commitments.
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Then I was to push the ball up — not out — release and follow through, fingers pointed down.
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If the provinces follow through, it's a very, very big deal for efforts to fight climate change.
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She ultimately did follow through on a publicly announced plan to take the medication on November 1.
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Zuckerberg may be sincere in his intentions, but the company he founded needs to follow through on them.
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Against all odds, though, they follow through with their plans and help each other avoid those initial deaths.
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If we agree to something and we commit to something, then we're going to follow through with that.
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The president's threat appears unprecedented, and raises questions about how — or if — he could follow through with it.
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The more people you have to hold you accountable, the more likely you are to follow through, right?
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The government said last week it would follow through on its promise to make secondary school education free.
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On Thursday, he was "very close" to striking a deal, but remained unsure if he would follow through.
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"What we need is follow-through," said Carter Brown, founder of the Dallas-based advocacy group, Black Transmen.
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Commitments are important, and then making sure that we follow through on those commitments matters an awful lot.
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"And yes, I bribe them with things, but I don't always follow through with my bribes," she adds.
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But even if Bevin were willing to follow through on his threat, the story wouldn't likely be over.
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But it wasn't clear to experts if Trump would follow through on that promise once he took office.
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Ms. Feiner said there was no follow-through to make sure he got the medications he was prescribed.
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Sony has a compelling vision for the future of computing, but it doesn't always manage to follow through.
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But again, there's no guarantee that the show's producers are going to follow through with Martin's complicated web.
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Even though companies are awarded patents, it doesn't necessarily mean they will follow through and create the product.
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Rob Portman of Ohio told CNBC on Tuesday that Trump should not follow through with his Mexico tariffs.
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Almost half of American voters have now given Mr Trump an opportunity to follow through on that threat.
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But while smartphones are grabbing a larger chunk of consumers' clicks, they've failed to follow through on sales.
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As we ease into 2018, many people are attempting to follow through on their ambitious New Year's resolutions.
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Even if all those people don't follow through, the buying trends still speak to the category's quick growth.
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Usually though, these failures to follow through on campaign pledges come after the official wins and takes office.
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Points to Twenty One Pilots for the follow through, and to Rihanna for perfecting the subtle react face.
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Of course, Lifetime didn't blink and Kelly's now pressuring his attorneys to follow through with the legal threat.
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He has made noise — but with little evident follow-through so far — about building a conservative media company.
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Even if President Trump wanted to follow through on his tweet, he addressed it to the wrong person.
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"EPA is continuing to follow through with President Trump's energy independence executive order," Pruitt said in a statement.
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But the reservations they are expressing are meaningful, and not all of them would have to follow through.
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His critics say that the reason is that his disruptive approach lacks any coherent strategy or follow-through.
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But, if the Boring Company has taught us anything, the guy tends to follow through on ridiculous ideas.
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Recently, a couple of thousand demonstrators gathered in downtown Tunis, the capital, to encourage him to follow through.
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Did Fat Joe follow through and perform at their party instead of going to his own daughter's birthday?
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He promised fidelity to the conservative catechism and a return to budget sanity, but he didn't follow through.
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May's spokesman repeated her determination to follow through on Brexit, even though she campaigned against it in 2016.
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I find that if I put pen to paper, I'm more likely to follow through on my goals.
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Disney holds the right to purchase the remaining stake and many industry executives expect it to follow through.
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Richenhagen said that if the current administration were to follow through with placing high tariffs on non-U.
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Somalia has promised to ban FGM for several years, but has yet to follow through on doing so.
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But Congress has yet to appropriate any money to the administration to follow through on Trump's border wall.
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Rosa Pinedo, 27, said that she has little confidence that the mayor will follow through on his promises.
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Like the Conservatives, Labour has pledged to enact the British democratic will and follow through with Brexit negotiations.
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According to Robbins, the answer is the one thing that makes him smarter than other people: follow through.
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Unless both countries follow through, resentment towards seemingly profligate southern Europeans from voters in northern Europe will rise.
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We'll have to wait a few months to see if they can follow through and nab the trophies.
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On his 636-and-212 pitch to Cashner, Miller's right hand hit the ground on his follow through.
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But for Congress to actually follow through on repealing and replacing Obamacare, the work is far from done.
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"We should let them follow through and see what they can do to make it better," Haley said.
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If they follow through, the pact could produce a significant flow of cash and resources toward green energy.
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SO WHAT WILL YOU TELL THOSE THAT ARE SKEPTICAL THAT YOU CAN ACTUALLY FOLLOW THROUGH WITH YOUR PLAN?
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What to watch: Azar is stressing that he is going to follow through on taking on drug companies.
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Trump has threatened in the past to halt federal support for California but has yet to follow through.
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If the couple fails to follow through, they will lose half of their voting rights, the documents states.
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Should Congress follow through with the AHCA and implement similar reforms, this success story can be replicated nationwide.
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But lawmakers insist the U.S. needs to follow through and hold China accountable for alleged intellectual property theft.
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"Organizations place a premium on individuals who follow through on tasks," Kyle Wong of Pixlee told The Muse.
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The president wants people in the administration who, when he makes a decision, will follow through on it.
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But lawmakers insist the U.S. needs to follow through and hold China accountable for alleged intellectual property theft.
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Veterans groups have pressed candidates for more details and vowed to push them to follow through if elected.
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Still, anti-tobacco advocates are losing hope that the Trump administration will follow through on its September promise.
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That failed attempt followed multiple warnings from the US urging Iran not to follow through on its plans.
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The failure to successfully follow through on the initial announcements gets much less attention than the announcements themselves.
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It appears Trump did not follow through on his promise to Trudeau -- and the spat continues to escalate.
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Refusing to pay people for their services and failing to follow through on promises were a running theme.
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The error was pointed out shortly after publication, but editors failed to follow through with a print correction.
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Although the error was corrected online shortly after publication, editors failed to follow through with this print correction.
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The power to follow through on the Paris climate talks rests more in our hands than we realize.
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I got to follow through on all of my instincts — and also [incorporate] other people's instincts as well.
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The cryptocurrency space has been dominated by bold claims, weak follow-through, limited utility and plenty of scams.
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I finally visited my doctor in 2012 but didn't follow through with counseling and antidepressant medication until 2014.
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However, after acknowledging the uproar prompted by the proposal, it said it would not follow through with it.
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As Day finished his follow-through, a young boy skipped in front of him for a high-five.
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But we recommended voting for him in the belief that he would follow through on his reformist platform.
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It is time for Congress to stop talking about tax cuts and follow through on its overdue promise.
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From an early age, I was pretty scattered — really focused but also couldn't really follow through with anything.
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I basically tried to swing it like Tommy, with that detailed follow through, and I won that week.
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"If you make a promise as a politician, you have to follow through on it," Mr. Chi said.
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Mr. Trump, by presenting Europe with a powerful external threat — him — could force them to finally follow through.
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While many older people have ideas, he said, they often lack the confidence and resources to follow through.
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As many as one in two patients prescribed eye drops does not follow through on the treatment plan.
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Markets widely expect the central bank to follow through with a another quarter-point reduction later this month.
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But he vowed to revive his plan to place tariffs on imports if Mexico does not follow through.
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As noted above, the question of whether Russia will follow through on its cuts is a huge one.
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Developments on the trade front and central bank follow through will determine if July can maintain the momentum.
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This might cause problems for her with advocates (at least if she's elected and has to follow through).
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So, what we really wanted to see is a follow-through day like today coming on the heels.
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Venezuela's foreign ministry on Friday blamed the rearmament on Duque's failure to follow through on the peace accords.
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Though the event was a joke, some have made reservations at nearby inns and might actually follow through.
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Pruitt apparently did not follow through with the venture, it might not be prosecuted as such, he said.
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It took nearly a year for the carriers to follow through on their promises to stop the practice.
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A heart ailment prompted Bird to follow through on another promise — that he would coach only three seasons.
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We have a vested interest in reinvention, one that you can follow through our weekly newsletter, Success Insider.
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"Sometimes if you break off and you're not ready to follow through, they will catch you," she said.
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He said he hoped Mr. Trump would follow through on his promises to bring back high-paying jobs.
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Should Maduro follow through with the unlawful and illegitimate referendum, there must be a heavy price to pay.
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With a patient backswing and whiplike follow-through, he sent his ball flying up the tree-lined fairway.
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Only time will tell, though, whether they will provide enough incentive for the Fed to completely follow through.
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Would he follow through on his threats to target Iranian cultural sites, international war-crime laws be damned?
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This is exactly why the federal government needs to follow through on its promise to fund infrastructure projects.
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They had an interesting basic concept with the vision to follow through and overcome whatever challenges came up.
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Yet, many of Mr. Trump's supporters say they are counting on him to follow through on his promises.
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Heart rate data is great to have — but the Fitbit app doesn't follow through with many actionable insights.
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The letter warned that it would follow through with a defamation lawsuit if Alabama Media Group didn't comply.
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The article was corrected online in late November, but editors failed to follow through on this print correction.
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BOEWATCH The BoE has struggled before to follow through on its signals about when it might raise rates.
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The Williamses, however, "failed to follow through with the bank to rectify the situation," the police report states.
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China has made similar pledges in past negotiations, but has mostly failed to follow through on large purchases.
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Should he follow through and make his big speech on immigration we should expect more of the same.
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Trump has repeatedly suggested he might scrap NAFTA, though he has yet to follow through on the pledge.
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All of the participants shared the goal of exercising more often but found it difficult to follow through.
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Jonathan Hernandez said that he once threatened to call the police about the abuse, but didn't follow through.
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" He said the special counsel should be "free to follow through his investigation to its completion without interference.
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THAT'S THE PLAN: IF THEY DO WHAT THEY SAID, THEN WE WILL FOLLOW THROUGH WITH THIS NEXT MOVE?
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Mr. Prendergast said that he was confident that the governor and mayor would follow through on their promises.
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He's not making any promise so firm he can be called out later if he doesn't follow through.
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And when it comes to steel, his failure to follow through on a promise has had unintended consequences.
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Could you talk about the military consequences for north Korea if they don't follow through on the commitments?
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But markets have become increasingly sceptical that Donald Trump will follow through on his most blood-curdling trade threats.
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The mayor expressed some optimism that Trump would follow through on a campaign pledge to spend more on infrastructure.
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Musk has been known to offhandedly propose huge projects on Twitter, and occasionally he's been known to follow through.
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Trump's unpredictable nature means it's too early to say unequivocally whether he will follow through on a Muslim ban.
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They produce short-term gains that are sustained only with consistent messaging and follow-through on the commitments made.
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What feels better than wiggling out of a looming obligation when you're not in the mood to follow through?
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In his first week in office, President Donald Trump showed he intends to follow through on his immigration promises.
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But the political science research suggests that presidents generally follow through on their campaign promises (or, at least, try).
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Zuckerberg's statement promises a lot, and it remains to be seen whether Facebook will follow through on these changes.
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But with a Russian mea culpa looking highly unlikely, the big question is how May plans to follow through.
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"The savings, the score, it just isn't valid because you know that they're not going to follow through," Sen.
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Corn futures advanced on spillover support from wheat, while soybeans advanced on follow-through buying from Monday's strong gains.
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That lack of follow-through extends to university campuses, where domestic violence and stalking cases rarely lead to expulsions.
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But whether López Obrador will follow through on all his big plans is a point of skepticism for many.
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In dozens of text messages, Carter urged Roy to follow through on his talk of taking his own life.
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"Frederick" trusted your advice enough to follow through on a background check, so he is actually listening to you.
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Do all the nice romantic gestures that come to your mind throughout the year and follow through on them.
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Companies file for patents all the time, and they don't always follow through on the projects they file for.
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But the president should know by now that tough talk without a coherent strategy or follow-through is dangerous.
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In the statement, Google predictably reviews the steps it has taken to follow through on previous promises to Congress.
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It's looking like President Trump might finally follow through on his threats to get tough with China on trade.
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This correction was delayed because editors did not follow through after a reader pointed out the error in February.
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FED'S KAPLAN, ON RECENT MEXICO TARIFFS, SAYS "STILL HOPEFUL" THAT THERE "WON'T BE A FOLLOW THROUGH" ON THESE TARIFFS
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She appeared as relieved as anyone when Trump said he would not follow through with the tariffs on Mexico.
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The announcement cast doubt on whether the administration would follow through with including these flavors in its impending policy.
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Television crossovers tend to have all the hype of something truly great, with absolutely none of the follow through.
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If the latter is true, then he would most certainly not follow through on any of those former statements.
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If the applicants follow through, such products as energy drinks, sweatshirts and fragrances could be branded with racial slurs.
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Trump can refuse to follow through on Obama's pledge of cutting emissions 22018 percent below 993 levels by 299.
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Replays showed that Travis hit Angels catcher Martin Maldonado in the back with the follow-through on his swing.
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Make yourself a list of everything that must get started this week and follow through as the moon waxes.
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When asked the same question, 80% of them expressed confidence that Clinton would follow through and continue Obama's policies.
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Today we follow through on this recognition and open our embassy in the historic and sacred land of Jerusalem.
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Follow through on that, and soon you'll both begin to see the positive benefit of a culture of feedback.
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Qatar has formed a Compensation Claims Committee to follow-through on requests for billions in damages from the blockade.
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He estimates most people don't really follow through with their threats to abandon a brand over controversies like this.
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Instead, they say they're confident the Trump administration won't follow through on the president's threat to withhold the subsidies.
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Some analysts do not think that Kim will follow through on this very specific threat against the US territory.
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For the innovators who have the patience to follow through on their vision … there are fortunes to be made.
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All it really describes is the feeling by which Americans feel weak if America doesn't follow through on bombing.
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The president pledged to follow through on his goal of investing in "beautiful new equipment" for the armed forces.
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Bannon has encouraged Trump to follow through on his campaign trail promises to remove the US from the plan.
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As with most presidential candidates, the follow-through on building a movement will be less passionate than the promise.
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That means my account will be forever yellow exclamation point-flagged, if I don't follow through on Google's recommendations.
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President Trump is facing a risky choice over whether to follow through on his promise to let ObamaCare collapse.
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And if there's no follow through, does that make your rhetoric — as human and empathetic as it was — worthless?
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"I think it was the lack of follow-through and people didn't want to go home long," he said.
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She is convinced Trump will follow through on campaign promises like repealing Obamacare, tax reform, and a secure border.
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And stupid not to follow through on a gesture of kindness just because Mike had a mean-looking face.
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In recent days, Trump has been coy about whether he'll follow through on his promise to revoke the program.
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Xi's remarks on Tuesday pushed back against the idea that China was slow to follow through on its commitments.
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As I outlined at the top, Trump may never actually follow through on anything he's said in the campaign.
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Trump has long warned that he could cancel the payments, though it is unclear if he will follow through.
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Both Asian countries have always been eager to please the U.S. government and will follow through on Treasury demands.
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Except that he did not follow through, so it will be harder on Thursday to make any similar statement.
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Second, the president ought to follow through on his promise to see more American steel in our energy pipelines.
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Democrats have made clear they don't trust the White House or Trump to follow through in any broader deal.
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Whether it's a promise or consequence, parents who don't follow through when needed can send mixed messages to children.
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And, when opioids are prescribed properly with screening and follow through care, the risk of addiction goes down significantly.
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It's not uncommon for public figures to threaten legal action against news organizations but ultimately fail to follow through.
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The rapid breakout is generally considered a strong bullish feature, but this breakout has not shown good follow-through.
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It is imperative that we follow through with meaningful actions to prevent such heinous crimes against humanity from recurring.
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A reader pointed out the error shortly after publication, but editors failed to follow through with a correction promptly.
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Online conversion, or the rate of getting consumers who browse to follow through with a purchase, is notoriously small.
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There were very high levels of speed and integrity, where if you say you do something you follow through.
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Listening to podcasts like these three will give them the inspiration to follow through on their own best instincts.
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And a trade war could well erupt if he were to follow through on some of his aggressive statements.
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But in the end, the president is the decider in chief and when he decides he expects follow-through.
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What's happening now is we're not seeing that follow through at the pace and the size that was anticipated.
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Two failings, in particular, have made it difficult for the Trump administration to follow through on its deregulatory agenda.
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The release followed months of promises from the Trump camp to put out a list, with no follow-through.
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MP Yegor Sobolev, who heads parliament's anti-corruption committee, said the president needed to follow through on his promises.
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Tom Cole (R-OK), who said House members aren't obligated to follow through on promises made in the Senate.
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But even if Bevin is willing to follow through on his threat, the story isn't likely to be over.
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Confused punks look for a reason to rebel against the government but like Sanders to much to follow through.
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However, lawmakers voiced varying degrees of confidence that the president would follow through in the leaders' sit-down. Sen.
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"The special counsel should be free to follow through his investigation to its completion without interference, absolutely," Ryan said.
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My business opportunity might, and I'm going to seize it while it's hot and follow through with my business.
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Tell your husband you won't be doing his share of the emotional and domestic labor anymore and follow through.
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He hopes the government will abolish the Sedition Act, but says he is unsure if it will follow through.
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Representatives of the independence movement said they hoped that Mr. Puigdemont would follow through with his promise to secede.
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He said he did not see a need to press for more details or follow through with an investigation.
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This means Rasmussen fails to follow through on his most interesting provocation: Is tenderness possible in a brutal world?
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"You know the European Union is strong on rhetoric and weak on follow through," he said at one point.
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Venezuela's foreign ministry has blamed the dissident rearmament on Duque's failure to follow through on a 2016 peace accord.
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In Paris, disappointment over Germany's failure to follow through on European reforms under Ms. Merkel is turning into resentment.
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Trump has said he trusts Kim to follow through as the two countries negotiate dismantling North Korea's nuclear program.
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Trump can refuse to follow through on Obama's pledge of cutting emissions 26 percent below 2005 levels by 2025.
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Signatories have no legal obligation to follow through on their promises, and it's hard to track their charitable donations.
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Viola Davis is the ringleader of women who follow through on a crime planned by men who were killed.
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Nor did The Times or The Wall Street Journal follow through with an article about Mr. Moonves's alleged harassment.
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Ultimately, he and Dearborn both declined to follow through because doing so made them uncomfortable, according to the report.
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But even some of Mr. Trump's supporters seemed unsure of whether Mr. Trump would follow through on his promises.
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Not pleased with the word "intention," Democrats were skeptical at first that McConnell would follow through on his promise.
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Poulidor did not follow through on a vow to leave the cycling world behind when he retired in 1977.
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But Mr. Trump did not press for action on any of those initiatives, and Congress did not follow through.
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But Ms. Thornton cautioned that Beijing has often failed to follow through on its promised tough measures against Pyongyang.
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"A lot of it is follow-through from yesterday," said Brian Hoops, president of U.S. broker Midwest Market Solutions.
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I ask my friends in Congress to follow through on their promise to invest in this critical program immediately.
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"He's saying the right words, but now we need the follow-through," Mr. Welch said in a recent interview.
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Are you eager, for instance, for him to follow through on his pledge to release more stuff about Clinton?
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Anyone can talk a big game, but true leaders follow through on their promises and commitments with their actions.
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And then to follow through: to make that recipe for dinner, a gift to those who assemble around you.
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His trade body has officially labelled France's tax as discriminatory; it would be odd if he didn't follow through.
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Unfortunately, it happened to arrive at a time when Google had plenty of ambition and almost no follow-through.
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While your sister-in-law was brusque and failed to follow through, Miss Manners does not condemn the sentiment.
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They could still follow through with their protests on the election and possibly bring other challenges through the NLRB.
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But she said there was "no proof" Pham did anything to follow through with causing any harm at Heathrow.
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Since taking office, President Trump has signaled a willingness to follow through on his campaign promises about family policy.
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But will President Trump follow through on his promise and will Congress finally come together to get it done?
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"We've had a little follow through on the Barcelona attack," said Aaron Kohli, BMO director of fixed income strategy.
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The worry is that Mr. Trump would follow through on his promise to raise tariffs on China and Mexico.
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In exchange, China would follow through with promised purchases of American goods and services and some modest economic changes.
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"It will be really crucial to see how these companies will follow through with the announcements," Mr. Frommer said.
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And some have simply lost faith that politicians will follow through on their promises once the elections are over.
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Trump said he would only follow through on his threat if Pyongyang kept antagonizing the US or its allies.
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"If there's real follow-through to what they're announcing, then people should be able to see improvement," he said.
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"And in the ELN they believe the government won't follow through and that it's losing ground with cease-fires."
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It is critical that Mr. Trump not follow through with his threat of those new tariffs, Mr. Shen said.
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So a strategy for improving follow-through on big projects is to break down everything into bite-size pieces.
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But Podesta seems confident that, on this issue at least, his candidate will follow through on revealing government secrets.
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That said, the company still needed more growth capital to follow through with its plans, and was failing to raise.
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The shutdown has raised questions about air carriers' ability to follow through with scheduled events like aircraft and route launches.
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It should come as no surprise to anyone familiar with US history that we didn't follow through with that promise.
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While PewDiePie did follow through on his promise to delete his channel, it turned out to be online high jinks.
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"These delivery cut announcements provide psychological support that OPEC will follow through with their planned output cuts," ClipperData's Vincent said.
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However, traders said it is far from clear whether OPEC and other producers will follow through with their announced cuts.
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Then, she refuses to follow through on that task, and the next time she sees Harry she tells him so.
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Bannon's hiring, they say, is a signal that Trump will follow through on some of his more controversial policy positions.
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Make sure you actually plan the date and follow through — that means deciding on a date, time, place, and activity.
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So, I know they can&apost be trusted, but is there really any way to make sure they follow through?
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Whether the unpredictable North Korean leader will follow through remains unclear, but Trump sounded optimistic as he left the summit.
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But many analysts remain doubtful over the government's commitment to follow through on potentially painful reforms, especially if growth falters.
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Work on your follow through with the help up Sunday's waxing moon in Taurus until Monday at 4:28 a.
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Lean in, turn hips for momentum, and follow through once, striking the jaw — that's how to punch a neo-Nazi.
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That's when preorders will open, and if you follow through with purchasing the device, you'll receive it on August 10rd.
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I didn't necessarily hope it was something you'd follow through with, but it was something I had some experience with.
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In terms of basic structure, being an RPG game with a story you follow through, they're similar in that regard.
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Rubin says that obligers are the most common tendency, and they struggle to follow through on a commitment to themselves.
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Kim added the caveat that he'd follow through on his concessions if the US makes unspecified concessions of its own.
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The Trump administration announced it would follow through with threats to slap steep tariffs on the European Union on Friday.
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They were true insurgents, desperately underfunded candidates who staked everything on Iowa and then lacked a plan to follow through.
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"Forgive me for being skeptical that they will actually follow through on that," he said Wednesday on the Senate floor.
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It remains unclear whether Duterte will follow through on his threats, and so his ultimate foreign policy agenda remains unclear.
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President Trump in the campaign claimed he was going to try to save the company and did not follow through.
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It was when I gained confidence in my own abilities to follow through with my goals that I became successful.
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"It's follow-through from Friday," said Marc Chandler, global head of currency strategy at Brown Brothers Harriman in New York.
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Kai prompts the rest of the room to do the same and they enthusiastically follow through with hoots and hollers.
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Premier Li Keqiang pledged that the government would follow through and do what the legislation promised in protecting foreign firms.
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Wallace then asked Kelly if he intends to follow through on reports that TSA screening procedures will be getting tougher.
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Obama has less than 10 months left in office to follow through on one of his signature foreign policy initiatives.
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Several guests also questioned how thoroughly Trump would, or would want to, follow through on his tough-on-trade rhetoric.
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Barclays analyst Amos Fletcher said he doubted that Congress would follow through on shutting down all types of tailings dams.
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Two sources said that despite raising the dollar threat, Saudi Arabia did not believe it would need to follow through.
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You get in there because you have a purpose in life and you want to follow through on that purpose.
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Even if he were to follow through on only half of his vigorous campaign promises, this could cause considerable unrest.
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The agency did not follow through because officials said they did not have confidence in the quality of the data.
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I am so excited for next Thursday to see if all of the couples follow through and commit to marriage.
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And this is my personal favorite: Do you survive on coffee, have no time to sleep but always follow through?
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Or put a penalty on the table: Promise to go TV-less for a week if you don't follow through.
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To follow through on the implicit threat would, ironically, put the US in defiance of the terms of the agreement.
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Just how Trump plans to follow through on a repeal process and what exactly will replace it is anyone's guess.
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Even with Saturday's victory over the ISIS territory, it remains unclear whether Trump will ever be able to follow through.
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America's leadership of the world depends on its word, and our word is built on trust, follow-through and accountability.
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White House officials have said China has failed to follow through on promises to move toward a market-oriented economy.
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Don't forget to check back on Mashable Tech (also follow through Twitter and our Snapchat channel!) for our live coverage.
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"It's a disappointment when [you're] trying to orchestrate a setup, and one of the participants doesn't follow through," Golden says.
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It was never feasible that Trump would follow through on his pledge to resurrect American jobs all on his own.
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I couldn't follow through what it took for me to keep my scholarship because it was based on playing basketball.
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The Somali government has promised to ban FGM for several years, but has yet to follow through on doing so.
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Even so, they decided to follow through with their plans and move back to Indiana to be closer to family.
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And, all too frequently, these same politicians fail to follow through with the actions required to back up those words.
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The GOP base would continue to demand its leaders follow through on their most prominent and long-standing campaign promise.
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Ross said it's "premature" to say whether Trump will follow through with his plan to impose tariffs on auto imports.
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It is the stiffest motion I have ever seen; all wrist and phalanges, and next to no follow through whatsoever.
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But once I asked for help I was forced to follow through with it because my family [was then involved].
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"The Fed is different than an elected official in that they tend to follow through on a plan," Rieder said.
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The Pentagon should follow through with its current plan to conduct research and development on the ground launched cruise missile.
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A failure to follow through on these can only give the green light to further brutalities by the Sisi regime.
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The error was corrected online after the article was published, but editors failed to follow through with this print correction.
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If Republicans follow through on blocking the nominee, the Supreme Court could be left with a vacancy until spring 2017.
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A president who offers a measured and thoughtful agenda with the right words but with no intention to follow-through?
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Then word of frozen military aid leaked out — a stroke of luck that meant he never had to follow through.
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Lawmakers also pushed back against the rollback in October, asking Perry in a letter not to follow through with it.
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And-- and-- you've-- you've gotta-- you've gotta follow through on the ones that actually sound like they have real meaning.
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Managers have to follow through on their own long-term projects as well as oversee assignments from their direct reports.
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Learning a new language is something many of us say we want to do, but never actually follow through with.
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To meet those goals, the Trump administration and Congress must follow through and implement the law quickly, fully and fairly.
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If it were to follow through on its threats, it would likely cause huge disruption to the global oil trade.
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Happy people schedule regular exercise and follow through on it because they know it pays huge dividends for their mood.
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The President told reporters in August that he would designate the epidemic a "national emergency" but failed to follow through.
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If Assange loses the case, he will have to decide whether to follow through with submitting to arrest as promised.
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Yet despite the first-year offensive against immigrants, Trump has somehow still failed to follow through on several key pledges.
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A reader alerted The Times to the error shortly after publication, but editors failed to follow through with a correction.
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Jaime has values, he will follow through, and if you're his family or his sister, you can trust him unconditionally.
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As a bonus, maybe some of the space-obsessed oligarchs will follow through on Musk's dream of dying on Mars.
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So the chain tried again, vowing it'd follow through on the promise it had originally made to the show's fans.
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And in fact, it's actually quite common to follow through on the desire to hook up with an old flame.
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Only then could the United States and Russia trust each other's ability to follow through on their most important promises.
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I fully expect that he will follow through and resign in early January and this will be a smooth transition.
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Some experts following the facility's development have doubts about whether Foxconn will ever follow through on completing the Wisconsin plant.
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Public health advocates urged Trump to follow through with his original plan to remove flavored e-cigarettes from the market.
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But there should be a few, and they should be like Gabriel, and the state should follow through with it.
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In response, Beijing suggested it was ready to retaliate should Mr. Trump follow through on new tariff increases on Friday.
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Mr. McGahn also told White House officials that Mr. Trump would not follow through on the dismissal on his own.
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Evelyn Nwabuoku had tried to clear a ball but made a cleats-up follow-through into Magull, causing the penalty.
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Unions, already dubious of the overhaul, may grow impatient if the government doesn't follow through on its promises to workers.
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But diplomacy with North Korea is hard for one simple reason: Pyongyang promises a lot but then doesn't follow through.
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Days before Easter, Ms. Madeux said she had gone through the process unsure if she would follow through and convert.
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The central bank said on Wednesday that it had not authorized the prize and would not follow through with it.
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That's a theoretical proposition that seems incredibly difficult for most Americans to follow through to real-world conclusions or actions.
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Say you aren't simply turned away; you may still be pressured not to follow through with a credible-fear interview.
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In previous years, financial markets have been doubtful that the Fed would follow through with its forecasts for rate increases.
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In response, President Donald Trump threatened to impose sanctions on Iraq if it were to follow through on that resolution.
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And the question is, to what degree will he follow through with it, if Israel really needs the United States?
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"Sleep Training" covers the abrupt pivots that happen when you can't follow through on what you adamantly planned to do.
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His opening drive landed in the right rough, and his right arm flew off the club during his follow through.
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Otherwise, Democrats risk making the same mistake on health care as Republicans: big promises without a plan to follow through.
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Which is why I buttoned my lips and let Mari follow through on her decision to comb out her locs.
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It's so easy to make plans and set goals, but it's never that simple to actually follow through on them.
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On the one hand, the president has a long history of tweeting out bluster and then failing to follow through.
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Democrats have accused Trump of raiding money from Department of Defense projects to follow through on a 2016 campaign goal.
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This refusal to follow through on his campaign promise was foreshadowed by former Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price.
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A reluctant Pentagon has so far shown no sign that it will follow through on the commander in chief's decision.
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There are only three things certain in life: death, taxes and failing to follow through on one's New Year's resolutions.
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Bailees have a duty to understand that sometimes other people are just too frazzled to follow through on their promises.
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But Iranians say Mr. Trump has already demonstrated his aversion to using military force to follow through on his threats.
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But Iranians say Mr. Trump has already demonstrated his aversion to using military force to follow through on his threats.
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I'd say an unsolicited note may not, but you are correct that this person should follow through on his promise.
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Europeans are also nervous that President Trump could follow through on threats to put punitive tariffs on cars manufactured there.
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But 95% of Democrats and 61% of independents say they are not confident Trump will follow through on those promises.
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But already many security experts believe Turkey lacks the capability or political will to follow through on this potential commitment.
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BUT WE'VE HEARD THESE ISSUES BEFORE SO IT CAN'T JUST BE TALK, IT HAS TO BE FOLLOW-THROUGH AS WELL.
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The United States is calling for North Korea to stop its "destabilizing actions" and follow through on its international obligations.
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He asks if they have any questions or concerns and calls in another aide to take notes and follow through.
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If ultra-successful people have done and sustained it, then there is a way for almost anyone to follow through.
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Trump had long established himself as a business-friendly candidate, and Cohn's appointment appeared to follow through on that commitment.
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DOJ sources told The Hill and other outlets that AT&T had offered to follow through with divesting from CNN.
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The Fed Wednesday said in its post-meeting statement that it would soon follow through on the balance-sheet reduction.
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But he has since given no public indication that he intends to follow through on his vow to abrogate it.
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But he was hardest on people of his generation, who he said did not follow through on what they started.
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It is time for Congress to follow through on regulatory reform to help small businesses across our nation every day.
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"I believe they will follow through but ... it remains to be seen what they're going to actually do," he added.
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The source cautioned that US officials are counting on Turkish officials to follow through on their end of the agreement.
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"I'm hesitant to think they are going to follow through," said Deborah Roff, a Bronx resident, referring to parks officials.
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While many Republicans believe Ritchie would be a strong candidate thanks to his notoriety, they doubt that he'll follow through.
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Both of these strategies will make it a little bit harder for you to actually follow through with the purchase.
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" We need to say, "The president, once again he's making a silly threat that he's not gonna follow through on.
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Trump said Kim wanted all sanctions lifted before he would follow through with his part of the deal to denuclearize.
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But here, too, there are "no guarantees" that Beijing would follow through on these pledges, one of the people said.
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Just because a blue state adopts an ambitious new climate policy is no guarantee that it will actually follow through.
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At the very least, it proves that Trump intends to follow through on his most devastating promises regarding our planet.
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It was something we wanted to do but not something we wanted to do enough to follow through with it.
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To make matters worse, they won't even be able to follow through on the "Leave" campaign's promises to UK voters.
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Microsoft will indeed follow through on its plan to open its xCloud game streaming service to the public later this year.
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The NRA immediately went into frantic lobbying mode; Democrats were visibly gleeful, but some were skeptical that Trump would follow through.
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The Security Council had threatened an arms embargo in May, but it had not been clear whether it would follow through.
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On Thursday, Trump told reporters he was "very close" to striking a deal, but remained unsure if he would follow through.
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That makes it very hard to predict how much of Trump's risky foreign policy he actually intends to follow through on.
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"We must do all we can to hold China accountable and ensure that they follow through on this commitment," said Sen.
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"This is primarily just a follow-through from yesterday's selling," said Michael O'Rourke, chief market strategist at JonesTrading in Greenwich, Connecticut.
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Now I know software updates are a pain, but please do your security a favor and follow through with this one.
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They might start something but feel that uncertainty — and then shove those brakes on and not follow through or get momentum.
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Obama failed to follow through on his famous "red line" threat against the use of chemical weapons in Syria in 2013.
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Trump promised Kim in Singapore that he'd sign a peace declaration, and now it looks like he might actually follow through.
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Now we know that, even if Facebook users intended to quit or limit their social media use, they didn't follow through.
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But Trump did not follow through on a similar threat to cut foreign aid to Honduras in response to that caravan.
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Above all, the exhibition extracts a direct relationship between bullets and the particles of glyphosate that often follow through herbicidal sprayings.
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"We have to follow through with our promise" to help people gain asylum in the United States or Mexico, she said.
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I had to wait for confirmation from the dive shop that this trip was booked by enough people to follow through.
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You'll recall, Post told us new face ink was on deck in 2020 -- didn't take long for him to follow through.
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In a statement, Pai claimed T-Mobile would "suffer serious consequences" if they failed to follow through on this deployment pledge.
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The security guards who ushered her away and made sure she didn't follow through were doing their jobs of protecting us.
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Should Trump follow through with this ill-advised commission, it is a political maneuver likely to impact reality in unpleasant ways.
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Mills will likely follow through on Maine's Medicaid expansion, which voters approved last year but which LePage fought tooth and nail.
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DHS officials told BuzzFeed News that despite Vietnam's current stance, the US will try to follow through on its deportation efforts.
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And if Donald Trump and the GOP actually follow through on what they've promised, federal climate policy may all but disappear.
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Carol and Barbara were correct in something: Killing Debbie meant they didn't have to follow through with their move to Texas.
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That's because third-party sellers on Amazon are responsible for collecting sales tax and do not follow through, according to Bloomberg.
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Now, the Fed has to follow through with a rate cut after its strong signals in order to maintain its credibility.
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In the way you would with a dance move, he encouraged me to finish a thought and follow through with it.
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The Trump administration says China has repeatedly failed to follow through on pledges to implement reforms sought by the United States.
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Amnesty noted that the military was responding to concerns about looting by soldiers but "must follow through on promises of compensation".
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However, on the day of the escape she had a panic attack and was unable to follow through with the murder.
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The SPX is poised for downside follow-through this week because it is not yet oversold from a short-term perspective.
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But the immense backlash led Cannes to institute the rule change and to follow through with the Netflix ban last month.
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The problem is, it's unclear how all these elements will come together, or if Trump will even follow through on them.
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"I think he can follow through," Mr. Rittgers, 39, said at the rally where Mr. Trump was endorsed by Sarah Palin.
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But as past incidences have shown, while Trump enjoys doling out threats to perceived rivals, he does little to follow through.
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"It's vital that the parties follow through on their commitments," British U.N. Ambassador Karen Pierce told the council after the vote.
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But comments from Republican leaders and the White House in recent days cast doubt on whether Congress would actually follow through.
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It also said Ukraine must follow through on its decision to scrap the requirement for activists to file online wealth declarations.
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"There was no follow through in global equities from the huge China rally on Monday as cyclical stocks underperformed," added Sim.
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So, the focus here is getting Kim Jong-un to follow through on what he committed to the president at Singapore.
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But it can be a hassle to keep track of price changes and to follow through and get your money back.
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One note of caution: Trump often talks about firing people when things go south and does not follow through on it.
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Then, if she is elected, she will have to follow through on her promise to stay engaged and to be responsive.
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It also provides definitive evidence for the first time that the Fed actually intends to follow through on its own forecasts.
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Foggy Bottom reportedly informed Congress on Wednesday of its decision to remove the conditions and follow through with the sale. Sen.
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FEEDER CATTLE - October was 1.250 cents per pound lower at 122.875 cents, on follow-through selling and live cattle market weakness.
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Sidekick also threatened to sue Seahawks superstar Richard Sherman a year ago, claiming he didn't follow through on a promotional deal.
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Moore said he also expects Trump to follow through on his plan to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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It's unclear whether Trump will actually follow through on his tweets and officially ban trans troops through a more official process.
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Instead, other world leaders have been urging one another to intervene and warning Trump to not follow through with the move.
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U.S. commercial and diplomatic interests in the region would be further impaired by Washington's failure to follow through on its promises.
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They pledge their support, but, when it comes time to follow through, they act as though your requests are entirely unreasonable.
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But it takes backbone to follow through with those kinds of reforms and cuts in the face of the inevitable backlash.
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The medicines may give depressed teens more energy to plan and follow through with a suicide attempt or die by suicide.
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Follow-through buying helped the market rise after live cattle futures rose by the daily trading limit on Monday, traders said.
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