And, once again, he failed to follow through with action.
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But Washington may follow through with something resembling Rubio's comments.
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But Obama was determined to follow through with his schedule.
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I confess I did not personally follow through with this.
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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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"I think she inspired those people to follow through with voting."
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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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Establish a plan for checking in and follow through with it.
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So why did the special counsel not follow through with charges?
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That I'll follow through with it, an action with irreparable consequences.
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It was a tough choice to follow through with the story.
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Get clear on that answer, and follow through with bold action.
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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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Aerys never got a chance to follow through with his dastardly plan.
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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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"We have a responsibility to follow through with the full investigation," Rep.
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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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Be clear about what you offer and follow through with your brand promise.
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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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I never considered myself someone who would actually follow through with any plans.
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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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But many people avoid diagnosis or, once diagnosed, don't follow through with therapy.
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But she didn't decide to follow through with it until the last minute.
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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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"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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Everyone is busy so I suck it up and follow through with my responsibilities.
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He supplied the moral imperative but failed to follow through with a concrete directive.
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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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Does that mean the Fed will follow through with what the market is expecting?
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The Israeli government has lauded Trump's pledge to follow through with the embassy move.
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Trump could then follow through with a threatened new tariff on European-made vehicles.
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The shutdown has raised questions about air carriers' ability to follow through with scheduled events.
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They believe the central bank will follow through with a further 25bps cut in November.
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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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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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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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They will call on lawmakers to not follow through with the non-binding Brexit referendum.
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But Dr. Siegert said he thought the government would follow through with a mapping program.
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In the end, the company did not follow through with the plans, these people said.
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In any event, officials now may simply decide not to follow through with the directive.
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Michael Hayden speculated that Trump would follow through with his calls for torture as president.
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The question now is if Saudi Arabia will actually follow through with the canal plan.
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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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With an election soon after, only the bravest chancellor would follow through with such a plan.
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Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, had urged the president not to follow through with tariffs on Mexico.
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I called my mom to ask if she could follow through with her promise to help.
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McGahn did not follow through with the order, and instead prepared to resign if pressured further.
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Although the error was promptly corrected online, editors failed to follow through with this print correction.
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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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Don't pick any fights, since you're too tired to follow through with arguing your point anyway!
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Without a deal, Trump could follow through with auto tariffs that could crush the European economy.
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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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"That doesn't necessarily mean that the Russians are going to follow through with it," Huntsman cautioned.
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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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It is safer/more logical to focus on the companies who follow through with clear strategic plans.
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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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Help them develop a plan to get help and follow-through with them until they get connected.
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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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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 when he came home the next day, Zayner's resolve to follow through with the transfer weakened.
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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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"We couldn't trust that they were going to follow through with everything that we needed," she said.
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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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When you say something, either you follow through with it, or you come back and renegotiate it.
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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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Doing so would weaken him politically and hamper his ability to follow through with an anticorruption campaign.
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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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It's also unclear whether the House will follow through with threats to hold Bannon in contempt. Rep.
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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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"And yes, I bribe them with things, but I don't always follow through with my bribes," she adds.
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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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Rob Portman of Ohio told CNBC on Tuesday that Trump should not follow through with his Mexico tariffs.
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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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"EPA is continuing to follow through with President Trump's energy independence executive order," Pruitt said in a statement.
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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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Like the Conservatives, Labour has pledged to enact the British democratic will and follow through with Brexit negotiations.
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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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Should Congress follow through with the AHCA and implement similar reforms, this success story can be replicated nationwide.
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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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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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From an early age, I was pretty scattered — really focused but also couldn't really follow through with anything.
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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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Pruitt apparently did not follow through with the venture, it might not be prosecuted as such, he said.
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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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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 Williamses, however, "failed to follow through with the bank to rectify the situation," the police report states.
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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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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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He estimates most people don't really follow through with their threats to abandon a brand over controversies like this.
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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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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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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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Nor did The Times or The Wall Street Journal follow through with an article about Mr. Moonves's alleged harassment.
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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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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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It is critical that Mr. Trump not follow through with his threat of those new tariffs, Mr. Shen said.
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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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"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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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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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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The Trump administration announced it would follow through with threats to slap steep tariffs on the European Union on Friday.
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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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Kai prompts the rest of the room to do the same and they enthusiastically follow through with hoots and hollers.
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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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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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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 Pentagon should follow through with its current plan to conduct research and development on the ground launched cruise missile.
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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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Lawmakers also pushed back against the rollback in October, asking Perry in a letter not to follow through with it.
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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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If Assange loses the case, he will have to decide whether to follow through with submitting to arrest as promised.
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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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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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The central bank said on Wednesday that it had not authorized the prize and would not follow through with it.
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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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And the question is, to what degree will he follow through with it, if Israel really needs the United States?
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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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Both of these strategies will make it a little bit harder for you to actually follow through with the purchase.
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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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It was something we wanted to do but not something we wanted to do enough to follow through with it.
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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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I, for one, do not believe he deserves credit for empty words without the courage to follow through with principled action.
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According to Fox Business, Papa John's announced it would follow through with the scholarship but would increase the amount by $10,000.
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Just pick whichever one you think will motivate you the most and will be the easiest to follow through with.5.
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The errors were corrected online shortly after the article was published, but editors failed to follow through with this print correction.
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The error was corrected online shortly after the article was published, but editors failed to follow through with this print correction.
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After Merkel's two weeks are up, Seehofer claims he will follow through with a unilateral plan to start rejecting asylum seekers.
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North Korea has even publicly approved of Trump's rhetoric, perhaps hoping to egg him on to follow through with the threat.
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The measure also does not stipulate any way to make sure that states and insurers follow through with their declared intentions.
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We've built a lot of new things into the camera, a lot of new experiences we want to follow through with.
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Unfortunately, it is now clear that his replacement -- acting EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler -- plans to follow through with Pruitt's toxic agenda.
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The decision came after months of uncertainty about exemptions and whether American officials would follow through with an aggressive trade tactic.
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This time, in other words, the market actually believes the Fed will follow through with its plans to gradually raise rates.
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People should make their payments to their retirement accounts automatic so they're more likely to follow through with their goals, she added.
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Chuck is willing to follow through with his father's fundraising scheme in Schenectady – but only because he's has nowhere else to turn.
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Another federal lawsuit temporarily stopped the deportation of reunited families to give children a chance to follow through with their asylum claims.
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If Congress does not follow through with new rules for internet companies, "we'll look like a bunch of idiots," Mr. Graham added.
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As a result, Evoke's reps don't want to share a release date until they're absolutely sure they can follow through with it.
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If you're going to go all Kanye West on your fans, though, you need to follow through with an even bigger statement.
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Trump attorney Charles Harder said in a Saturday court filing that Trump would not follow through with his threats to sue her.
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Nunes said they'll follow through with charges of contempt and additional subpoenas if their demands are not met in the next week.
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Unfortunately, we don't always follow through with these principles when we interact with each other on a personal or even professional level.
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Rosetta Stone Learning a new language is something many of us say we want to do, but never actually follow through with.
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But it does nothing to follow up or guarantee that the parties on the other line will follow through with their agreement.
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Even though nearly half of kids and adolescents in America have entrepreneurial dreams, only 14% follow through with those dreams in adulthood.
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We asked her if she was going to follow through with that, and she somewhat coyly suggested that was in the cards.
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Would state legislators actually follow through with this very high-profile vote that explicitly flouts the wishes of their most passionate supporters?
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That being the case, there was no reason not to follow through with the interest rate increase that had already been telegraphed.
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It is not clear that the president, who has repeatedly threatened auto tariffs on trading partners, would follow through with his threat.
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Neither source actually suggested that she'd follow through with this, and several prominent, well-connected Democrats assure me that it won't happen.
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Any widespread perception that he has done so could weaken him politically, hampering his ability to follow through with his anticorruption efforts.
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"In theory—and this comes down to a question of personal integrity—I would say you follow through with your commitments," says Etzion.
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At first, Altrincham is hesitant to follow through with the invitation, since he believes Charteris is nothing but a pawn to the palace.
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He did say he expected the Chinese to follow through with "large-scale purchases of U.S. agriculture products and services," on CNBC television.
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On Tuesday, The American Academy of Pediatrics sent a letter to the EPA administrator requesting that he follow through with the pesticide ban.
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These demonstrators see the investigation into Cho as politically motivated and are calling on the Moon administration to follow through with promised reforms.
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It's of course unclear if those who've pledged to have gender parity atop the national security bureaucracy will follow through with their promise.
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From subtweeting less to toning down my finsta, here are 10 social media resolutions I will probably (not) follow through with in 2019.
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But in March, the agency signaled that it would follow through with the ban, announcing that it won't reverse the Obama administration's findings.
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On Wednesday the unions threatened to follow through with a plan to shut down South Africa's entire aviation sector via a secondary strike.
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Hundreds of businesses, trade groups and individuals are descending on Washington to beg the administration not to follow through with the new taxes.
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The last came on match point, with Nadal cracking a forehand winner cross-court, seamlessly finishing his follow-through with a celebratory leap.
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That would happen if the Democrats refuse to give in on border funding and follow through with threats to shut down the government.
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They also call for development of better screening tools and say pediatricians should follow-through with referrals to make sure fathers receive treatment.
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The electoral council's inability to follow through with its presidential elections has been a source of frustration for officials in Haiti and abroad.
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But Iran doesn't usually follow through with its bluster, surely aware of the fury it would face from the United States and others.
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But I lacked height (I'm only 5-feet-tall) and nimble feet (yeah, they're flat), so I didn't exactly follow through with that plan.
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Prosecutors allege they have recordings of Huffman talking about the scheme for her younger daughter, but she ultimately didn't follow through with that plan.
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Meghan reminded Harry that they had to follow through with the important gesture when the time came, and they decided Harry should go first.
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Another question is whether Mr Hammond will follow through with a Conservative manifesto pledge to raise the personal income-tax-free allowance (currently £11,000).
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It's the job of your walker to listen, respect and follow through with these preferences to ensure your pup has the best time possible.
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"You're one of the small percentage of people that would follow through with an idea for 16 years, so I commend you," he said.
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Unless a solution emerges, the ball would be back in Rome's court to see if it is willing to follow through with its threat.
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It's worth taking a moment to examine what would happen if the Trump administration did try to follow through with any of these plans.
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But even beyond the refugee crisis, Zaev's unwillingness to follow through with the Przino Agreement harkens back to a dark time in Balkan history.
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By then it became clear that the United States had the capacity to not only proclaim the doctrine but to follow through with action.
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He didn't have the technological experience to follow through with his idea, and he knew that going out on his own would be risky.
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The handful of other Republican senators who've commented on Cain's potential nomination expressed doubts that the president will follow through with an official appointment.
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"Obviously, civil society needs to help and support the government to follow through with its promises," Mr. Csizmadia said in an interview this month.
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And he expressed disappointment that Mr. Trump had not been able to follow through with his promise for a safe zone in northern Syria.
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If this stimulus is seen as short-term sugar-high, then it's more likely the Trump administration will follow through with additional economic measures.
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It's still unclear if Facebook will follow through with the plans it clearly needs to stop completely preventable deaths like this in the future.
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Investors have been doubting the Fed will follow through with the two rate hikes it forecasts for this year and three for next year.
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"I hope he can stick around to follow through with what is needed," said Peter Boockvar, the chief investment officer at Bleakley Advisory Group.
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After defeating Clinton, Trump changed his tune on the issue, saying he would not follow through with a criminal investigation into the defeated Democrat.
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But it is unclear if Trump's administration will follow through with the reclassification of election systems, which are not mentioned in the draft order.
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Although some party officials were interested in the idea, they ultimately thought it would be too damaging to the party to follow through with it.
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If you promise you'll call your mom more in your card and actually follow through with it, it's like every day is freakin' Mother's Day.
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But two months after India signed the pact, it's not clear whether the Trump administration will issue a waiver or follow through with any penalties.
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Fewer think Trump is likely to follow through with another health care related promise, reducing prescription drug costs, 52% see that as likely to occur.
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"BI is poised to follow through with another rate cut in the fourth quarter as inflation continues to ease," ING senior economist Joey Cuyegkeng said.
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Last month, Trump told reporters at the White House he pursued the Moscow project during his campaign but decided not to follow through with it.
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If Jolie wants to follow through with the request, Mindel says the next step for her would be to file an RFO — request for orders.
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THERE CERTAINLY HAS BEEN SPECULATION THAT VERIZON MIGHT BE INTERESTED IN COBBLING TWITTER ON TO AOL AND YAHOO SHOULD THEY FOLLOW THROUGH WITH THAT AQUISITION.
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If he does follow through with his promise of deporting immigrants, I will fight back and work even harder to show how valuable I am.
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Frankie's dad almost killed the older Lacey sister with the shovel, to protect his son's secret, but thankfully couldn't follow through with his evil plan.
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"As strategists, we're fairly concerned with what might happen to the economy if he were to follow through with the threats he's made," Roth said.
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It's vital that schools stress (and follow through with) helping students in crisis, which this letter explained the Grand Blanc school district would make priority.
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The administration has an important decision to make soon on whether to follow through with the tariffs or take the deal offered by the Chinese.
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To avoid a life of misery, you must "faithfully" follow through with plans and do exactly what you said you're going to do, said Munger.
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The U.S.'s purchase of the material from the country this year was designed to help Iran follow through with that aspect of the deal.
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The nod will mean that state-owned CERCG can follow through with sending out a bidder's statement to AWE shareholders, which is a regulatory requirement.
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Those defections would be enough to defeat Mr. Cain in a divided Senate, should Mr. Trump follow through with his plans to formally nominate him.
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"Our society likes to honor our veterans, but it typically does not follow through with taking care of them in terms of benefits," he said.
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That, in turn, will step up pressure on Clinton and Trump to follow through with their campaign promises on these issues, the trade group said.
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And that is why we must understand the circumstances that led to his death and follow through with his parents' request for an independent investigation.
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Jessica acknowledges that there are also risks involved, noting that when you housesit, you are relying on homeowners to follow through with the confirmed sits.
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Mr. Trump has since backed down from his threat to impose tariffs on Brazil and has yet to follow through with new tariffs on Argentina.
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As the planet of abundance, Jupiter, ends its retrograde in your house of shared resources, other people can follow through with their payments or debts.
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"I do not believe that they will follow through with the December tariffs," Bleakley Advisory Group's chief investment officer told CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Tuesday.
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"We encouraged the president today to follow through with what he's already declared, which is that Maduro is illegitimate," said Senator Marco Rubio, a Republican.
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But on Friday, Mr. Trump appeared to be wavering on whether to follow through with that effort, which has been criticized by the Chinese government.
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Here's everything I've found out about how to follow through with a good breakup without the help of an alternative R&B and funk sensation.
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Paris created momentum for change; governments must now follow through with specific accelerated actions to cut greenhouse gas emissions, save our forests and protect our oceans.
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""He made a commitment to the people who have lost everything in these fires, and we expect the federal government to follow through with his promise.
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"They said they're not going to do that but the administration doesn't always follow through with a lot of what it says," Manny told BuzzFeed News.
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But if Arya truly has grown as unhinged as it's beginning to appear, why wouldn't she just actually follow through with the threat at this point?
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Mr. Le Roux murdered at least two former associates because they did not follow through with his order or he believed that they stole from him.
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Because tariffs would raise prices for American businesses and consumers that buy imported goods, "you're hurting yourself if you follow through with it," Mr. Mankiw said.
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"Think of the women in your families - how determined they are to nurture relationships and how they follow through with everything," she said in an interview.
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"When you give your word and you follow through with it as an elected official, that is the model that we're supposed to do," DeSantis said.
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"I emailed my principal telling him I was fully aware of the repercussions but would still follow through with my plan to walk out," she said.
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He persuaded the president to back off the demand, and Senate Republicans say it would have been a big mistake to follow through with Mueller's dismissal.
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But when you understand how to use it properly and people are more engaged in their own treatment, they tend to follow through with it more.
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Democrats, though, have long complained that Trump does not back up his words with action and are skeptical he will follow through with his various plans.
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However, impeachment proceedings are unlikely to go anywhere in the Senate, so it's unclear whether Democratic leaders would be willing to follow through with the effort.
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He also was on the Iowa State campus, telling about 500 people that his campaign would be working to ensure they follow through with their support.
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Since the fighting in Marawi ended, they've been on edge, waiting for Duterte to follow through with his campaign pledge to get the peace deal passed.
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A current senior administration official then told me they'd heard this idea was being kicked around, but didn't think Trump would ultimately follow through with it.
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The Ethics panel has a maximum of 85033 days to decide to follow through with a probe or release the report once OCE makes the recommendation.
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But President Buhari's recent instruction to the bank has prompted questions about how independent the CBN is and whether it will follow through with the directive.
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As for Guam, Dunford was asked what would happen if North Korea were to follow through with its threat to launch missiles against the U.S. territory.
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Judges in Alexandria, Virginia, and Los Angeles also quickly entered orders that limited the Trump administration's efforts to follow through with different aspects of Trump's plan.
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Whether they're a cycling nut or trying to finally follow through with that New Year's resolution, the sign-up process for fitness classes is always chaotic.
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Chanel's statement said Viard and Director of Image Eric Pfrunder "would continue to work with (Lagerfeld) and follow through with the brand's collections and image campaigns".
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Actually sanctioning Russian actors would be even more useful, but with the White House unwilling to follow through with sanctions already in place, that seems unlikely.
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"(Dearborn) recalled later telling Lewandowski that he had handled the situation, but he did not actually follow through with delivering the message to Sessions," Mueller wrote.
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But the more a candidate talks about a policy during the campaign, the more likely he or she is to follow through with it when in office.
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" On Thursday, Armstrong told NBC News that Verizon plans to decide whether it will follow through with the Yahoo deal in "the first half of the year.
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It's a debate that will gather steam in the months ahead should The We Company follow through with an IPO after filing the preliminary paperwork last week.
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This week, Enough Is Enough CEO Donna Rice Hughes said Starbucks had failed to protect its customers and follow through with its plan to block explicit content.
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Hearings, I believe, will be held in august and then it will be up to the President to see if he wants to follow through with retaliation.
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ZTE initially received the ban in April as repercussion for failing to follow through with penalties it received for violating US sanctions to Iran and North Korea.
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But if Democrats follow through with such a threat, they could run into a roadblock: The House must ask the president's Department of Justice to enforce it.
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You can probably guess where this is going: These companies generally have no connection to doctors, hospitals, or insurance companies and don't follow through with actual work.
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After being embedded in the world of start-ups for so long, he admits he was initially skeptical of Cisco's ability to follow through with its plan.
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Trump initially made rambling comments suggesting that he would heed the advice, but he has yet to follow through with an official declaration and the concomitant resources.
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The Trump administration's announcement this week that it would follow through with its plan to officially withdraw the United States from the Paris Agreement is deeply unfortunate.
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The only anxiety Sanchez created for Girardi was when he was hit by Richie Shaffer's bat on his follow-through with one out in the ninth inning.
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But if Macy's does indeed follow through with its vague "$100 to $200 off stick vacuums" claim, the V8 Animal could be as low as $199 there.
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But, if you follow through with my backpacking plan, there will come a moment a few days into your trip which will make it all seem worthwhile.
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Alejandro, in turn, complained that the C.I.A. didn't follow through with its commitments, and said that he believed Brennan was impeded by Cuba hawks at the agency.
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Sure, he didn't brain the guy proper with his elbow first time round but at least he had the sporting instincts to follow through with a knee.
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But there was no more guarantee that will be any more effective than his past efforts, or that he will even necessarily follow through with his threat.
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Iran is now warning that it will soon exceed the 300 kilogram limit and could also follow through with its threat to enrich uranium to higher levels.
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The Saudi oil minister, Khalid al-Falih, grumbled that the non-OPEC producers were in a "learning process" on the need to actually follow through with cuts.
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Some analysts are skeptical officials will follow through with their Eskom plans in full, given fierce opposition from labor unions and vested interests in the energy sector.
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A federal judge authorized Georgia officials to follow through with a plan Monday night to cancel approximately 300,o00 inactive voter registrations, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.
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They claimed that people feel bound to follow through with promises they make and that the fear of a legal action keeps them from breaking their silence.
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But hopes Mubarak might follow through with wider reforms quickly fizzled out, leaving Egypt's $300 billion economy dangerously reliant on remittances and Suez Canal and tourism receipts.
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Make sure that for any candidate you electronically register, they have accepted a position with your company and you actually intend to follow through with hiring them.
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In a statement after the meeting, the group seemed content with mildly tough talk, chastising (unidentified) countries for failing to follow through with promised cuts to output.
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If Amazon can follow through with the promise this could be important in an era where many smart home products still require a genius to install them.
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It will allow Republicans to follow through with their promise to vote to repeal Obamacare and then push through targeted bills, some of which might be very popular.
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Whether they're doing A or B, I just want them to do it and show they're going to follow through with what they say they're going to do.
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Commit to having sex a certain number of times per week or per month, and follow through with it, no matter how busy or how tired you are.
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Many experts, like Mark Kleiman, professor of public policy at the Marron Institute at New York University, suspect Sessions will not follow through with major new pot enforcement.
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And so to me, when you give your word and you follow through with it as an elected official that is the model that we're supposed to do.
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According to the Washington Post, the department said the charge would be a felony, though it has not yet determined whether it will follow through with the charges.
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One cashier at a Panera Bread in Georgia just found out that it's not such a great idea to follow through with that impulse, especially not in writing.
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Du Toit said Google and Facebook appear to be getting into payments to make it easier for a customers to follow through with a purchase based on advertising.
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Governments around the world have made repeated commitments to ending violence against girls and women, but there has been little political will to follow through with meaningful change.
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Investors bet his promised infrastructure spending and tax cuts would boost economic growth and inflation, leading the Federal Reserve to follow through with a series of rate hikes.
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Days later, Amazon executives weighed the pros and cons of whether to follow through with its New York headquarters, two people briefed on talks inside the company said.
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Should McGregor leave the bracket and Aldo follow through with his retirement claims, the Irishman's premonition of the division being stuck in the prelims could become a reality.
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Heartsick over Harri's disappearance, but unsure how to find the escaped pet, Harri's family decided to leave their Queensland, Australia, home and follow through with their cruise trip.
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It is a debate that will gather steam in the months ahead should The We Company follow through with an IPO after filing the preliminary paperwork last week.
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Corbyn pledged to follow through with Britons' decision to leave the EU but vowed to provide parliament with a "meaningful vote" on the final terms of the deal.
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" He adds: "Whatever I said I was going to do, everybody who knew me knew that I would follow through with it whether I liked it or not.
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House Republicans are urging President Obama to not follow through with a veto threat of a defense policy bill passed Wednesday night with the support of 2202 Democrats.
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Trump also has promised to follow through with tariffs on $50 billion in Chinese goods if the world's two largest economies can't work out a deal on trade.
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After those talks about Short altering his departure date to deal with Supreme Court issues, he opted to follow through with his plan to leave in the summer.
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It is unclear if China will ultimately follow through with the reported plans for the J-20 or when it could even do so if it wanted to.
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But now, Cramer finds it hard to believe that the Fed will actually follow through with that plan given the massive collapse of commodities and slowing worldwide economy.
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A recent Morning Consult poll found that three-quarters of American voters want President Trump to follow through with his campaign promise to invest $1 trillion in infrastructure.
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"After speaking with Mr. Godfrey, he (Godfrey) did not have any clear direction or plan as to follow through with this," Pasco County Sheriff's Detective David Dacey said.
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"I'm hopeful that they will follow through with everything, but we'll see what happens," said Ian McMeans, 32, a churchgoing father of four who lives outside of Pittsburgh.
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The ECB is unlikely to follow through with a rate cut but like the Fed will start tweaking bank regulations to deal with what is a transient shock.
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Due to government-mandated factory closures, many brands are worried that the supply chain disruption will lead to an inability to follow through with promised orders to retailers.
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"The administration must follow through with forceful action that shows we mean business when it comes to defending our critical infrastructure and protecting Americans' personal information," Ratcliffe added.
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After getting rid of loose dirt, I do a quick spritz with this water-based formula and follow through with a clean mop, and my floors look fabulous.
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Of the 30 million people in the United States who consider getting aesthetic treatments like Allergan's Botox, only three million people actually follow through with getting the procedures.
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But smart switch and sensor maker Ecobee, which last year promised to publish a transparency report "at the end of 2018," did not follow through with its promise.
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And so to me, when you give your word, and you follow through with it as an elected official, that is the model that we're supposed to do.
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Instead, the fake filibuster consists of the Democrats saying they want to force a "cloture" vote on a nominee, yet they never need to follow through with speeches.
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Sometimes, it's fresh-off-the-runway ready-to-wear; other times, it's custom or "price upon request" — and, nope, we don't ever follow through with the process of requesting.
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According to the suit, the funeral home in southern Mississippi did not follow through with an oral agreement to transport and cremate the body of Robert Huskey last May.
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Trump reportedly told Turnbull that the resettlement agreement "was the worst deal ever" when the latter attempted to secure confirmation that the U.S. would follow through with its promise.
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If the architects of the resettlement at OCD-DRU follow through with their plans, they're going to build one of the most modern, climate-resilient cities in the country.
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Market participants are concerned that the Trump administration will find it hard to follow through with tax cuts and fiscal stimulus steps, without first getting the healthcare bill passed.
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Not only are there questions on the particulars of the proposed policy, first reported by Politico, but also about whether the administration will really follow through with concrete action.
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The ruling Spanish Partido Popular warned Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont Monday that he could be thrown in jail should he follow through with an anticipated declaration of independence Tuesday.
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This gives President Trump 90 days to decide whether or not to follow through with his threat to impose a 25-percent import tariff on European and Japanese automobiles.
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Trump is scheduled to visit his resort in Mar-a-Lago this weekend, although it's unclear whether he'll follow through with the trip if there's a partial government shutdown.
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McGahn did not follow the orders, and instead prepared to resign at the time of the requests, though he ultimately did not follow through with submitting his resignation letter.
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Still, if you are inclined to pay for a second opinion for important things in your life, this is a pretty good place to follow through with that instinct.
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They added, "The Xerox board recklessly refused to follow through with the leadership and governance changes we agreed to, demanding unprecedented additional approvals for their own personal self-interest."
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That probably wouldn't be enough to get Republican senators to convict him and remove him from office, should the House follow through with impeachment and a Senate trial ensue.
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Our media columnist writes that Mr. Trump's fierce attacks on the press — including calling journalists "sick people"— have heightened fears that his supporters could follow through with physical attacks.
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"If the teachers in the situation stay relatively calm, then the children will literally reflect that emotional state, and follow through with whatever they're asked to do," he said.
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Despite the current lack of support for the inquiry among Senate Republicans, McConnell said the chamber by rule would have no choice but to follow through with the process.
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And, they must trust that John Bolton will be consistent and follow through with the kinds of threats that Donald Trump is inclined to issue in a random tweetstorm.
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Analysts are eager to pin down whether the Fed will follow through with three interest rate hikes in 2018, or whether Chairman Jerome Powell will push for further increases.
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US Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland even testified that Ukraine didn't need to actually follow through with the investigations -- they only needed to make the public announcement.
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Although the Constitution designates the Senate as the body in charge of a potential trial, it does not require the upper chamber to actually follow through with such action.
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A word of caution before you follow through with this method: Using polishes such as Brasso and Silvo can sometimes remove the screen coating and result in larger scratches.
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This means that US troops risk being caught up in Turkey's military push into northern Syria should Ankara follow through with a pledge to advance into the area. Gen.
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Trump said earlier that despite his sympathy for Kavanaugh, it was important to follow through with a process that wuld offer both Kavanaugh and Ford a chance to testify.
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Virginie Viard as Creative Studio Director and Eric Pfrunder as Chanel's Director of Image continue to work with him and follow through with the brand's collections and image campaigns.
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Bush came off looking like a dude who whines about words while fantasizing about mooning people, and Trump like a guy who would likely follow through with such a threat.
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BOLTON: Well, honestly, I think people may be surprised on this and I think President Trump will follow through with the same pattern he&aposs used with other foreign leaders.
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But if he does follow through with his stated plan to donate Laurer's brain, it could yield valuable insights into the physical toll that pro wrestling takes on its performers.
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None have faced a loss of funding yet, but, as the New York Times reports, they could in the future if they don't follow through with their plans to diversity.
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If they choose to report abuses in the workplace, a union representative or a lawyer will contact them to help register a formal complaint and follow through with the process.
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Meyer expects the Fed to follow through with multiple cuts, but she said if the data holds up, the Fed may find a way to end the rate-cutting cycle.
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The cautious view among most Republican lawmakers and White House aides is that President Trump won't follow through with his dramatic threat to close ports of entry at the border.
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After his body was discovered, prosecutors revealed hundreds of texts exchanged between Roy and Carter that revealed her apparent support and encouragement of his decision to follow through with it.
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Senate Armed Services Chairman John McCain said he took exception to Trump's comments, warning that the President might not be able to follow through with the threats he is making.
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National Security Adviser Susan Rice said that given Bergdahl's serious health conditions and Obama's responsibilities as president, it was determined necessary to follow through with the swap before giving notice.
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"Well now, when I was given the opportunity to follow through with something that I've known for a long time that I'm capable of doing, it felt great," Walker said.
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Earlier on Tuesday, Trump said he doubted congressional Republicans would follow through with any rebuke and that he expected tariffs on goods imported from Mexico to go forward next week.
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Markets have been moving cautiously Thursday after suffering their first wobble under a Trump presidency on Tuesday, evidencing concerns that he may fail to follow through with his planned reforms.
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But the dollar has already tumbled this year on traders' views that the Fed would not be able to follow through with the four rate hikes it projected in December.
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If Republicans follow through with their health care plans, it could well prove politically disastrous, resulting in the sort of midterm election voter anger we witnessed in 1994 and 2010.
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Not every artist might follow through with that promise but Dallas crossover thrashers Power Trip are committed to re-contextualizing music inspired by the fertile late 80s for today's struggles.
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" The daughter of Maria Shriver and Arnold Schwarzenegger shared that not only did they follow through with the Guardians of the Galaxy actor's idea, but it made them "feel good.
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But not all analysts are convinced that the BoE will follow through with its hawkish rhetoric as Britain negotiates its way out of the European Union, particularly if data disappoints.
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" This latest building occupation came after one student organizer told BuzzFeed News that the university's efforts and follow-through with their commitments to act against racism have not been "adequate.
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The same could happen in the United States if the xenophobic fringe that supports Trump sees that the president doesn't follow through with some of his most controversial campaign promises.
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Some are eager to follow through with campaign promises to go after corruption and ethical concerns -- while others want to focus on legislation that would advance the Democratic agenda, instead.
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On Wednesday, Cohen said a made a secret recording of him discussing the McDougal payment during the fall of 2017 because he anticipated Trump wouldn't follow through with reimbursing AMI.
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The moves are mostly lagging the 21-22019% move in the crude oil strip, suggesting investor caution about trust in crude oil price stability or follow through with the cuts.
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"It takes time and the will to admit exclusions made and the force to follow through with meaningful change," said Joyce J. Scott, a MacArthur Fellow and lifelong Baltimore resident.
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After all, if the Supreme Court undercuts the centerpiece of the U.S.'s promise to tackle climate change, then U.S. allies have little incentive to follow through with their own pledges.
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Mitt Romney delivered his speech at the University of Utah Thursday like the man at the beginning of a horror movie, warning the protagonists not to follow through with their plans.
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When you did the karate thing, it wasn't something I would've done on my own, so it was a good opportunity to see if we both would follow through with it.
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"We decided to disclose her death to all of our employees and to the public to share the company's resolve to prevent a recurrence and follow through with reforms," NHK said.
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"It sounds like you think Donald Trump is saying what he needs to say to be elected, but that he might not follow through with the plan," said CNN's "OutFront" host.
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What parents need to know Though all the risks that exist with live video still apply here, YouNow seems to have a bit more oversight and follow-through with noncompliant users.
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The market reaction was characterized by a mixture of skepticism about whether BASF would follow through with a bid and concerns about it getting dragged into a potentially expensive takeover battle.
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The private equity firm then sued Rent-A-Center, claiming it acted deceptively by acting as though it still intended to follow through with the deal up until the sudden termination.
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The 2017 champion and former world number one has been carrying the injury since March, when he injured the wrist striking a tree trunk on his follow-through with a swing.
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But if other companies follow through with the intended spirit, investing in the rust belt in particular, opportunity zones could be an important catalyst toward rebuilding America's long-neglected inner cities.
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"I really enjoyed taking photographs and, as I got older, I felt I could potentially be good at it and decided to follow through with it," she told the Sunday Times.
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While they may waver on whether they back out last minute, or simply don't show at all, they consistently do not follow through with plans they've agreed to or even initiated.
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The abrupt, chaotic nature of the move — and the opposition it immediately provoked on Capitol Hill and beyond — raised questions about how Mr. Trump will follow through with the full withdrawal.
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"We decided to disclose her death to all of our employees and to the public to share the company's resolve to prevent a recurrence and follow through with reforms," NHK said.
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Experts say Mr. Pruitt is unlikely to follow through with such draconian cuts, since the E.P.A. is required to execute and enforce many laws, rules and programs, which requires staff members.
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"The special counsel should be free to follow through with his investigation to its completion without interference," the Wisconsin Republican said during a House GOP leadership news conference on Capitol Hill.
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For his part, the president should turn over, or make public, any "tapes" he has and should follow through with his statement that he is willing to be questioned under oath.
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Mr. Adelson's singular focus is the safety of Israel, and one of his concerns is that the administration follow through with a vow to move the United States Embassy to Jerusalem.
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The President had received multiple phone calls and appeals to replace Bolton with someone who agreed with him more and was willing to follow through with his decisions when he didn't.
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He was among the officials who pushed last month for the administration to scale back proposed cuts to foreign aid, and Trump ultimately opted not to follow through with the plan.
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"There is some risk that BI may follow through with another cut in October, but for now, we think BI may leave rates steady at 4.50 percent till next year," said Cahyadi.
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"Virginie Viard as creative studio director and Eric Pfrunder as Chanel's director of image continue to work with him and follow through with the brand's collections and image campaigns," the house added.
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I mean, the Iran deal was, give them $150 billion up-front, airlift them in $1.7 billion in cash and then hope they follow through with their promises about their nuclear program.
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Obama administration officials have previously warned of consequences for Assad's actions in Syria's civil war, but critics have said the United States has failed to follow through with a more aggressive response.
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"The Xerox board recklessly refused to follow through with the leadership and governance changes we agreed to, demanding unprecedented additional approvals for their own personal self-interest," Icahn said in a statement.
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"This represents our largest data driven review of the funds industry to date and we will follow through with each individual fund where we had findings," CBI Director General Derville Rowland said.
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This goes without saying, but it doesn't take long for people to see through somebody who says all of the right things but doesn't do or follow through with any of them.
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Haldex, which initially backed ZF's 120 crown per share offer rather than a 125 crown bid from Knorr-Bremse, wants to know if the German firm will follow through with its takeover.
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By developing a coalition with state governments and local communities, FEMA can work with existing stakeholders to increase disaster preparedness capacity and to follow through with plans that have already been developed.
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Most believe that he will be limited in his ability to follow through with complete, verifiable, irreversible dismantlement of North Korea's nuclear weapons program even if he agrees to it in principle.
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Mueller's report said that in many cases Trump failed in efforts to impede the Russia investigation and other federal investigations because his own aides chose not to follow through with his requests.
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His father Scott Holmes, a local attorney, said he discussed the decision with his son leading up to the city council meeting but was unsure if Liam would follow through with it.
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Still, "the market believes the Fed will follow through with its plan to raise once more this year," said Ninh Chung, head of investment strategy and portfolio management at Silicon Valley Bank.
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But the abrupt, chaotic nature of the move — and the opposition it provoked on Capitol Hill and in the Pentagon — raised questions about how Mr. Trump would follow through with the plan.
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An article in The Economist last month quoted Olli Kangas, who helped design the Finnish program and coordinates it for Kela, complaining about the politicians' lack of follow-through with the trial.
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My parents had budgeted for more, originally planning to follow through with a more clinical round of testing, but the assessor suggested investing that money in therapy with an autism specialist instead.
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By the time Suh and Zweiman came up with the idea of sharing the pussy hat with other women's rights supporters, plans to follow through with the march were in full effect.
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"We see increasing risk that the F.A.A. won't follow through with a certification flight in November and lift the emergency grounding order in December," UBS said in a note downgrading the stock.
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Second, markets now believe the Fed's message that higher rates are on the way; bond markets suggest that the Fed will actually follow through with its intentions on gradual interest rate rises.
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" The statement continued: "Virginie Viard as the creative studio director and Eric Pfunder as Chanel's director of image continue to work with him and follow through with the brand's collections and image campaigns.
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I resigned myself to the high probability that I'd want the iPhone X when I bought into the iPhone Upgrade Plan last year, so I'm likely going to just follow through with that.
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Governor Indrajit Coomaraswamy said that if commercial banks fail to follow through with rate cuts after the reduction in policy rates, the central bank would set an upper limit to banks' lending rates.
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Janning believed the CSU's dangerous brinkmanship with Merkel over migration was also a reaction to AfD barbs that the CSU lacked credibility — that the party talked tough, but didn't follow through with action.
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We hope to see all VC firms draw from this template to formalize their own binding policies, establish them with urgency, and consistently follow-through with ejecting or punishing staff that violate them.
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The report said that, in many cases, Trump failed in his efforts to impede the Mueller probe and other federal investigations because his own aides chose not to follow through with his requests.
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They've also been encouraging incoming freshmen who pledged to oppose Pelosi to follow through with their campaign promise, offering support as they enter a divided caucus and face pressure to change their minds.
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A top Food and Drug Administration official wavered Wednesday on whether the Trump administration will follow through with its ban of flavored e-cigarettes, telling lawmakers there is "no final answer" right now.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Iran's nuclear chief warned the European Union on Monday of "ominous" consequences if it did not follow through with action to keep the economic benefits of the 2015 nuclear agreement alive.
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The Coalition and The Legal Aid Society's agenda aims to ensure that Governor Cuomo and Mayor de Blasio follow through with their commitments to make more housing resources available to families in need.
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Related: Fraud, Violence, and Protests Cloud Results of Haitian Election The electoral council's inability to follow through with its presidential elections has been a source of frustration for officials in Haiti and abroad.
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Not only is it a crime to lie to federal authorities; it's also a crime to encourage others to do so, whether or not they follow through with crossing the line of perjury.
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Gloy told POLITICO that much of the damage to commodity prices has already been done because of the uncertainty surrounding whether the Trump administration will follow through with each new round of tariffs.
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Bio pledged in May to follow through with campaign promises to review mining contracts and consider legislative changes to ensure that the country benefits from its reserves of diamonds, mineral sands and bauxite.
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Should Mr. Trump follow through with threatened tariffs on $150 billion worth of Chinese exports, there would be an impact on the Chinese economy, said Xu Sitao, chief China economist for Deloitte China.
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"I feared every time I'd walk my dog that somebody was going to shoot or stab me, somebody was going to follow through with these threats on me or my family," Robicheaux said.
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The groups ran television ads on Fox stations and in the Palm Beach Post during Trump's recent stay at Mar-a-Lago, urging the president not to follow through with a flavor ban.
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The book and movie, "Charlie Wilson's War," captured the idealism behind the intervention -- but also the failure to follow through with funding to help solidify the post-state after the Soviets were repelled.
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The company also separately announced today that it's rolling out a new feature that'll leverage AI to flag potentially offensive comments and ask the commenter if they really want to follow through with posting.
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If there is no deal in sight, but the next prime minister is unable or unwilling to follow through with a no-deal Brexit, the only option would be to seek a further delay.
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He cited as an example a past offer by China to loosen restrictions on U.S. ownership of Chinese companies, and said that China had subsequently failed to follow through with licenses for U.S. companies.
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Negotiations to freeze crude production at January levels fell apart over the weekend after Iran snubbed the gathering and top oil exporter Saudi Arabia refused to follow through with the deal without Tehran's participation.
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So Microsoft will have to move on from what's effectively a handful of experiments and follow through with its franchise titles if it wants to convince consumers it's truly serious about cross-platform gaming.
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The Environmental Protection Agency during the final days of the Obama administration proposed a rule to ban paint strippers containing the chemicals, but the Trump administration has yet to follow through with the proposal.
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Raise Your Voice and Follow Through with Action Passage of the Elie Wiesel Act will help the peace-building community to hold our government accountable for taking prevention measures and developing an implementation plan.
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"My best military advice would be that we don't then follow through with the F-35, flying it or working with an ally that's working with Russian systems, particularly air defense systems," said Gen.
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Her husband cannot be trusted to follow through with whatever good influence she might have on him, not to mention his January 11 remark denigrating African countries that provoked a fierce, continent-wide reaction.
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In text messages sent in the days leading up to Roy&aposs death, Carter also encouraged Roy to follow through with his suicide plan and chastised him when he didn&apost, Massachusetts courts found.
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While the accidents themselves were minor, by closing down tracks, they provided a stark preview for what life could soon be like if we don't follow through with critical investments to improve our infrastructure.
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"It is highly unlikely that the U.S. will follow through with threats to cut off or curtail intelligence sharing over the U.K. decision," Paul Triolo, practice head for geotechnology at Eurasia Group, told CNBC.
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Last week the Pentagon began to follow through with Secretary Jim Mattis' promise to increase military "lethality" by removing all service members who have been on "non-deployable" status for more than a year.
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But to the extent that it feels like you're doing something nobody else is, or even more, you're doing something that leaves you shunned by others, then it's harder to follow through with it.
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But the Fed did follow through with all three of its anticipated rate hikes this year, even though inflation has failed to rise amid what most Fed officials see as a tightening labor market.
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The Trump administration announced it would follow through with threats to slap steep tariffs on the European Union on Friday, the latest effort to penalize the bloc in a long-running dispute over aircraft subsidies.
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The bottom line: When it comes to putting their money where their mouth is on social media, consumers often don't follow through with their threats to boycott businesses or they don't boycott businesses for long.
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Her message, instead, was that Trump can't fix whatever problems do exist in America — and that even if his words ring true to you, he's not going to be able to follow through with actions.
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Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) left Republican senators with a warning that a deluge of new evidence is poised to emerge in the Ukraine saga, even if they follow through with their plans to acquit Trump.
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Bundy and his alleged cohorts face up to six years in prison, and that number could grow if federal prosecutors follow through with plans to tack on more charges as they continue to examine evidence.
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What's next: FERC, which has the ultimate say in whether to follow through with Perry's request or do something else or nothing at all, is required to respond to the department's request by Dec. 11.
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While Nixon achieved his goal of an opening to China and detente with the Soviet Union, Reagan wasn't able to follow through with his equally ambitious desire to completely eliminate the threat of nuclear weapons.
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If the Trump administration were to follow through with approving Florida's proposal to import drugs, it would be a major step and a break from the traditional Republican position, which is opposed to drug importation.
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But a senior Republican official with direct knowledge of convention fund-raising said there was growing worry inside the party about whether donors would follow through with their pledges if Mr. Trump became the nominee.
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" If Mr. Trump were to follow through with the demand, Mr. Vladeck added, "it seems to me that the recipients of such an order should resign — and that we're heading for another Saturday Night Massacre.
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"If there is no tangible progress in peace talks and if North Korea fails to follow through with its agreement, it is likely that South Koreans' opinions will quickly change again," the Asan Institute warned.
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Last week, 36 Republicans senators called on Trump to preserve NAFTA and don't follow through with threats to withdraw from the agreement, in a letter ahead of the State of the Union address last week.
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On Friday, Trump is expected to follow through with his promise to impose hefty tariffs under the 301 provision — reportedly about $60 billion a year — to punish China for unfair intellectual property policies and practices.
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Gao Yufang, a researcher at Yale University who has studied the ivory market in the country, said that while the ban represented progress, China would need to follow through with a holistic plan of action.
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He said Trudeau's promise to follow through with tariffs on US goods— a response to Trump's own tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from Canada, Mexico, and the European Union — would hurt the Canadian economy.
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She said investors need to know whether Trump is going to follow through with his promise of a 15 percent corporate tax rate or go with House Speaker Paul Ryan's proposal of a 20 percent rate.
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Goldman Sachs' base case estimate that the Fed will follow through with rate rises in June, September and December this year is more hawkish than current market consensus which is pricing in two hikes for 2017.
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Between last minute deadlines, midterm exams and everything else that's taking up space in our date books, it can be tricky to find the time to plan a trip, let alone actually follow through with one.
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"It appears that we have some investors follow-through with optimism on tax cuts and there was no bad news on geopolitical front," said Andre Bakhos, managing director at Janlyn Capital LLC in Bernardsville, New Jersey.
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Claure said SoftBank may still follow through with seeking CFIUS approval, but added that "it hasn't been a priority for us" and SoftBank still has the access it wants to Uber's executives without the board seats.
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The former adult film star, 45, just moved her family to Honolulu to "follow through with my healthy lifestyle," and she's still maintaining a keto diet over a year since she started — for the most part.
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" Gundlach explained, however, that the number of dissenters in Wednesday's Fed meeting "shows that there is a growing mood at the Fed that at some point they have to follow through with these interest rate increases.
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PIF's plans are in the early stages and there is no guarantee the fund will follow through with making a formal offer for Legendary, they said, asking not to be named because the matter is confidential.
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If you don't follow through with a payment plan and aren't fortunate to receive a financial windfall, financial help, or have your loans forgiven, you may end up joining the 11% of respondents who declared bankruptcy.
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For example, they may say they can shop for groceries, care for children, take the dog for a run, or accompany the patient to the doctor, and then be sure to follow through with the offer.
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Even if Mr. Trump does not follow through with auto tariffs, his plan to tax all Chinese and Mexican goods would still amount to a net tax increase for the poorest Americans, the Tax Foundation found.
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A. Amazon automatically tracks the products you browse on the site and compiles a visual list on your account's home page, in case you are inspired to follow through with a purchase on a return visit.
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Jeffrey, who is also a former ambassador to Turkey, is urging the Pentagon to follow through with the request and potentially to establish a no-fly zone, one of the people familiar with the matter said.
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But both effects are expected to be fleeting, and the short-term economic improvement could turn into a long-term loss if both countries follow through with their threats to continue escalating tariffs against each other.
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Many large Bitcoin companies are still hoping to follow through with an agreement, reached in the spring, that would change the Bitcoin software in November to allow twice as many transactions to flow through the network.
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Expectations of a more hawkish European Central Bank contrast with market views that the Fed is more dovish than it had been and is less likely to follow through with another interest-rate hike this year.
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If both nations follow through with their plans, Ghana's price would be at least $340 per tonne higher than Ivory Coast's, creating a major incentive for farmers and smugglers to traffick Ivorian beans across the border.
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In a video interview with iHeartRadio Canada published Wednesday, the 51-year-old Grammy winner gave a heartfelt plea to the "God's Plan" rapper, 32, not to follow through with his wish to get the ink.
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He is also accused of agreeing to pay $250,000 to ensure his son's admission to the University of Southern California as a football recruit, although prosecutors have said he did not follow through with that scheme.
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Yes, it was difficult to confidently follow through with moves while your muscles are contracting 85 times per second, but my body has never, ever felt like a phone on vibrate before, especially during a fitness class.
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The decision comes despite a statement by Canadian Finance Minister Bill Morneau in January that the federal government would follow through with efforts to set up a national security regulator to replace a patchwork of provincial bodies.
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The displaced Iraqis there have been desperately awaiting news that the United Nations can follow through with its plan to restart services in Ramadi, delivering more aid and helping with reconstruction once the city is deemed safe.
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The company then failed to follow through with a series of fairly basic punishments — like not giving bonuses to the people who violated trade sanctions — and repeatedly lied to the US government, according to the Commerce Department.
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The Fed's confidence in the economy's direction means the bank will likely follow through with expected interest rate increases meant to prevent the economy from overheating and bring monetary policy back in line with historic neutral levels.
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Best known for its bruising 15-year tussle with Argentina over defaulted sovereign bonds, it regularly threatens proxy fights against companies that do not bow to its demands — although it rarely has to follow through with them.
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But on Wednesday, they will find out whether they got a passing or failing grade, and whether they will be able to follow through with their plans to distribute money to shareholders through dividends and share buybacks.
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Democratic Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel has said she doesn't think the commission has the authority to follow through with a part of the proposal that would give it oversight of the licenses between manufacturers and pay-TV providers.
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If it decides not to follow through with a sale, Plex could also explore an initial public offering, given that the stock market has been receptive to subscription-based software IPOs as of late, the people added.
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Gary Cohn, Trump's top economic adviser, reiterated during a morning meeting with climate ministers that Trump intends to follow through with the withdrawal unless there's a way to strike an agreement more favorable to the United States.
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One major question to be answered is whether Mr. Trump's revocation of Mr. Brennan's clearance will be a one-time event or if the White House will follow through with its threats against other national security officials.
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Ramaphosa promised in a speech to business leaders this month that he would embrace efforts by businesses and households to generate their own electricity, but his government is yet to follow through with the necessary regulatory reforms.
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Armed conflict in the Andean country could heat up this year, including through urban bombings, if dissidents follow through with plans to pressure the government into a new peace deal, an expert mediator told Reuters this month.
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White House staffers admit they're still unsure whether he'll follow through with threats to close the border or at least dramatically slow traffic in order to stop the flow of families passing through Mexico from Central America.
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Paul said he thought there are at least another six Republican senators who feel the same way he does but "I don't know if they will all follow through with it" and vote to nullify the president's declaration.
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A genuine effort by the Trump team to learn the lessons of its missteps -- and to follow through with the reboot that its public statements suggest is being contemplated -- could improve the odds of getting big things done.
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At this point, even to get the North Koreans to follow through with the return of Korean War-era MIA remains, would feel like a big win for Pompeo, even though it wouldn&apost affect the nuclear threat.
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It's something that I want to follow through with and hope I can help continue the discussion about what sexual assault is and how to deal with it, and making it something that is talked about more easily.
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Facebook is betting users will be more likely to follow through with replies to their friends if comments are more like conversations on every platform — which means they'll spend more time on the site, driving even more revenue.
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HONG KONG – A journalists&apos association in Hong Kong says it will defy the Chinese government and follow through with a planned speech by a pro-independence activist that has become a mounting political flashpoint in the city.
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"We see increasing risk that the Federal Aviation Administration won't follow through with a certification flight in November and lift the emergency grounding order in December," UBS analyst Myles Walton said, downgrading the stock to "neutral" from "buy".
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Still, if the meeting results in a decision to freeze output, while the market will be supportive of that, global oil producers might not follow through with the deal, according to Kyle Cooper, managing partner at Criterion Research.
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Her father questions if they will be able to take care of a child, considering they have been unable to follow through with their promise of maintaining the house he is letting the couple live in for free.
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Vallabh and Minikel's final "impossible task" is to recruit trial volunteers—no small feat, given that genetic prion diseases are so rare and only 23 percent of people known to be at risk follow through with predictive testing.
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The dollar has surged against most currencies since Trump's election win eight weeks ago, on expectations that his administration will boost growth and inflation, prompting the Federal Reserve to follow through with a series of interest rate hikes.
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They are eager to see him follow through with campaign promises to end or limit abortion, reverse the contraception mandate in the Affordable Care Act and create exemptions for religious people and institutions objecting to same-sex marriage.
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The official said the administration aimed to follow through with new sanctions around the first anniversary of the U.S. withdrawal from a 2015 nuclear deal between Iran and several world powers, which President Donald Trump announced last May.
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If they can decide to egg-freeze earlier (then follow through with the other steps) they could increase the probability of having a healthy baby and decrease the chances of requiring often difficult infertility therapy later in life.
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The key is convincing patients that this truly can work so they buy into the treatment and genuinely follow through with it — and making non-opioid treatments for pain accessible enough that patients see them as realistic options.
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"I felt that it was extremely important to me to follow through with it and not only for me but for my daughter and other people that might be going through similar situations," Ostovich told KHON2 in Hawaii.
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The fact that they repealed the individual mandate in the tax bill is a glimmer of hope that they'll follow through with meaningful repeal to lower insurance premiums and increase quality of the plans on the free market.
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But even as Foxconn indicates it won't follow through with plans to manufacture LCD screens in Wisconsin, manufacturing does appear to be on the upswing as a whole, at least in terms of jobs growth in the sector.
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The country is the biggest exporter of those products into the U.S. The EU has threatened to retaliate against the United States with targeted tariffs, such as bourbon and blue jeans, should Trump follow through with his threats.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said Saudi Arabia's admission that journalist Jamal Khashoggi was killed at its Istanbul consulate was welcome "progress", but urged the kingdom to follow through with a full and transparent investigation.
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Trump has repeatedly criticized his predecessor for "weakness" in failing to follow through with military action against Assad in 2013, and settling instead for a deal to remove his chemical arsenal, which recent events suggest may have been ineffective.
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Oil fell 1 percent, hitting one-month lows, as U.S. gasoline prices pared an early rally sparked by a pipeline blast and crude was also pressured by renewed doubts about whether OPEC will follow through with proposed output cuts.
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Thankfully, there are plenty of people out there who literally do this stuff for a living, and we asked them for their tips on how to follow through with this common — but still not exactly straightforward — New Year's resolution.
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Oil fell on Tuesday, hitting one-month lows, as U.S. gasoline prices pared an early rally sparked by a pipeline blast and crude was also pressured by renewed doubts about whether OPEC will follow through with proposed output cuts.
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Sea of Thieves will be the first title available on launch day, March 20th, through the Xbox Games Pass, and that will "follow through with State of Decay 2, Crackdown 3, and the rest of our portfolio," says Spencer.
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Rebecca Black via GIPHY Black would've only been able to hang out on Fridays – which, seeing as she still can't make up her mind on which car seat to taaaaaaaaake – would have been impossible to follow through with anyways.
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If Fox does follow through with selling the assets—its film and TV studio, its stake in Sky, a European satellite broadcaster, and many of its cable networks—it may well be remembered as one of his cleverest moves.
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For conservative Christians who are (rightfully) concerned about the appointment of several new Supreme Court justices, Trump's lack of integrity (except to his own aggrandizement) means we have no reason to believe he will follow through with his promises.
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Stocks rose and bond yields fell following the release from IHS Markit as traders bet more weak readings such as this one could cause the Federal Reserve to follow through with more rate cuts following its one on Wednesday.
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NATO's European allies have pressed Trump not to follow through with his threat to quit the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) treaty with Moscow, signed in 1987, but instead to work to bring Russia into compliance with the pact.
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" Finance ministers and central bank governors of the world's 20 biggest economies were unable to follow through with their commitment to endorse free trade in the G-20 communique, as the new Trump administration seeks to put "America first.
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The announcement reportedly received backlash from Democratic leadership and pro-Israel groups in the U.S., and it is not clear whether Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin NetanyahuBenjamin (Bibi) NetanyahuMORE will follow through with blocking the lawmakers, according to the Post.
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Robert Lighthizer, Mr. Trump's top trade adviser, prefers to phase out many of the tariffs over time as China proves its willingness to follow through with economic reforms sought by the Trump administration, people familiar with his thinking say.
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They also appear willing to follow through with the tariffs President Trump has threatened, despite the pain it could inflict on many American businesses and workers, if they view it as necessary to increase their leverage with the Chinese.
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The Center for Biological Diversity, WildEarth Guardians and the Defenders of Wildlife then sued the FWS to follow through with the protections, and earlier this year a federal court agreed, sending the case back to the agency for reconsideration.
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Since the Federal Reserve began raising interest rates in December 2015, markets have been skeptical the Fed will actually follow through with its forecasts, since the Fed has backed away at signs of trouble for the economy and markets.
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Bourdon acknowledged that Pinto had attempted to make contact with Doyen once he had the company's documents, but he said the extortion charges were not valid because Pinto ultimately "didn't follow through" with an operation to secure a payment.
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Then one Sunday those six men walked into the stadium the day of the big bowl game, and when the dust settled and the bodies were counted there was no doubt the president would follow through with his threat.
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During the regular session, stocks ended with a small gain after a choppy day's trading that was marked by fears of a trade war and mixed signals from Washington on whether Trump would follow through with the proposed tariffs.
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If the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) does not follow through with its commitment to reduce oil production throughout this year, Brent crude prices could struggle to rise, according to J.P. Morgan's head of Asia Pacific oil and gas.
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Graphic: MozillaBecause all good things must come to an end, Mozilla has decided to follow through with its plan to insert ads into your sacred New Tab page, and it will be using Pocket—acquired in 2017—to do it.
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Analysts said the U.S. economic data bolstered expectations that Friday's non-farm payrolls report for January could come in strong, which in turn could encourage the Federal Reserve to follow through with its projected three interest rate increases this year.
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The Pentagon on Thursday declined to comment on an NBC report that the United States is prepared to launch a pre-emptive conventional weapons strike should officials be convinced North Korea was about to follow through with a nuclear weapons test.
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The White House on Sunday clarified these comments, saying Trump wished he had raised tariffs on Chinese goods even higher last week, even as he signalled he did not plan to follow through with his demand that U.S. close Chinese operations.
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The White House on Sunday clarified these comments, saying Trump wished he had raised tariffs on Chinese goods even higher last week, even as he signalled he did not plan to follow through with demands that U.S. close Chinese operations.
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"I don't think it was done so flippantly to suggest Trump will not follow through with it, but there is an element of it being a negotiation tactic," said Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott in Philadelphia.
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The U.S. is prepared to launch a preemptive strike with conventional weapons against North Korea should officials become convinced that North Korea is about to follow through with a nuclear weapons test, multiple senior U.S. intelligence officials told NBC News.
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It's hard to imagine he would continue to speak of punching people in the face, or that he would continue to mock people with disabilities, or follow through with any of his illegal or nonsensical proposals as a head of state.
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"Candidates in the past made a lot of promises to the working class in this country and failed to follow through with it," says 66-year-old Bruce Reynolds, who followed his father and grandfather into a career at BorgWarner.
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Hannah's stressed because she can't breastfeed her son, while Marnie's realizing that she signed up for a life that she didn't want but feels like she needs to follow through with in order to redeem herself as a good person.
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Earlier this month, Starboard Capital urged Macy's to follow through with plans to spin off its real estate holdings in order to raise more cash at a time when the retailer is restructuring, cutting costs and closing a number of stores.
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After significant back-and-forth over the past few months, the White House intends to follow through with a pledge to place tariffs on imported Chinese technology goods while also tightening restrictions on investments by Chinese firms into American companies.
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" Although Gina attempts to convince her to follow through with the last surgery — which will target her "turkey neck and bat wings" — Mama June can't be convinced: "These surgeries are a lot more invasive and recovery time is more than that.
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The US National Defense Strategy, published earlier this year, recognized China as a foremost threat to U.S. national security, but we have yet to follow through with any major military moves to show that we are serious about this problem.
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But there would be no legal consequence if the United States, the world's second-largest greenhouse gas polluter, simply did not follow through with the Obama administration's pledge to cut emissions up to 28 percent from 2005 levels by 2025.
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Kate Mitchell, a partner at venture capital firm Scale Venture Partners, said that if Trump did follow through with protectionist trade policies that made it harder for big American companies to grow, the Trump stock rally would disappear in a hurry.
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Caroline: I think Biden is seen as someone who people really want to run for president, but they don't know if he'll follow through with it this time since his public responses to those who ask have been vague and careful.
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PARIS, Oct 21 (Reuters) - French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said Saudi Arabia's admission that dissident Jamal Khashoggi was killed at its Istanbul consulate was welcome "progress", but urged the kingdom to follow through with a full and transparent investigation.
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A University of British Columbia study found that public displays of support, such as "liking" a charity online or wearing a lapel pin, hurt that charity's fundraising efforts, as people failed to follow through with their wallets or volunteer their time.
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But assets such as oil and currencies changed direction as the day wore on as investors were not convinced Trump would follow through with a threat made on Sunday to raise tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods this week.
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A year without McGregor could make him even more of a commodity to the UFC, but they will certainly have to make his return worth his while if he does follow through with his rumored stint away from the sport.
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Pence "strongly encouraged" Abdo to follow through with Paraguay's commitment to move the embassy to Jerusalem "as a sign of the historic relationship the country has maintained with both Israel and the United States," Pence's office said in a statement.
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Mr. Cohn, who argued that tariffs would create a global trade war, found himself overshadowed by a group of more protectionist-minded advisers who have urged the president to follow through with the get-tough pledges he made during his campaign.
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Once an abuser has appropriated the power to restrict his partner's daily life, he no longer needs to resort to regular physical harm; it is only when she tries to resist his "rules" that he's likely to follow through with violence.
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READ: The first execution under Virginia's new drug secrecy laws didn't go as planned At the press conference on Monday, McMaster and Stirling said that without the shield law, they would not be able to follow through with Stone's execution.
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" Although he did not follow through with his threat to never write another book after "A Bright Shining Lie — he wrote two — Mr. Sheehan is most proud of the work for which he, and John Paul Vann, will always be remembered.
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One can only hope that President-elect Trump's Justice Department will follow through with the current DOJ on rectifying this issue at hand -- after all, the future of the music industry and businesses up and down Main Street depend on it.
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If Republicans do lose the House to Democrats, there is no guarantee that the party will be willing to look in the mirror, and even if it does, there's no guarantee that the GOP will follow through with an assessment.
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I've thought a lot about that over the last year, as Americans have puzzled over Mr. Trump's surprising rise, and whether he really means all those outrageous things he says and plans to follow through with the policy shifts he promises.
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Therefore an improvement to profitability will be crucial to offset the impact of any possible further litigation or extraordinary charges and allow the group to follow through with its aim of expanding in certain capital markets businesses to reinforce its franchise.
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But while GM says the cuts will be a subject during contract talks with the United Auto Workers Union in mid-2500, it insists it plans to follow through with the plant closings in order to keep capacity in line with demand.
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"We would be stepping back from that leadership role, we would be ceding the region to countries like China who do not set the same types of high standards for trade agreements were we to not follow through with TPP," Rhodes said.
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But the White House said on Sunday that Trump wished he had raised tariffs on Chinese goods even higher last week, even as he signalled he did not plan to follow through with a demand that U.S. firms close operations in China.
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While most lawmakers said they were not sure how the hearing will go, Republicans are hoping Democrats will fail to elicit strong TV sound bites if they follow through with their tentative plans to ask Mueller to read parts of his report aloud.
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"Lots of people have business ideas…but don&apost follow through with actually starting a business because of that fear of failing," said Stefanie Johnson, a psychologist and business professor at the University of Colorado Boulder and first author of the study.
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Furthermore, while we don't know yet whether Trump will follow through with this threat, his abandonment of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) in his first few days in office is an indication that he is not shying away from his campaign pledges.
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Recent US intelligence assessments indicate that North Korea would not be able to follow through with its most recent threat to hit the US with a nuclear weapon -- but the window to prevent Kim from realizing his nuclear ambitions is rapidly closing.
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WASHINGTON — The United States should not follow through with a multi-billion dollar weapons sale of F-35 jets to Turkey, if Ankara takes delivery of an advanced Russian missile system, the top U.S. military commander for Europe told Congress on Tuesday.
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Bogotá must make sure to follow through with many of its ambitious plans if it wants to see that modal share continue to rise, including a new wayfinding system for cyclists, new bicycle public policy, and new street design guidelines for cycling infrastructure.
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Oil markets jumped near the end of Europe's trading session, following a report that Russia and Saudi Arabia had agreed to follow through with a production freeze, even if Iran chose not to participate in plans to fix the global supply glut.
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She will not silently abdicate that right in response to a frivolous, two-bit email from you threatening legal action... If you continue this meritless bullying and follow through with filing a lawsuit, we will welcome a court to set you straight.
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Speaking after her victory was announced Friday at UKIP's party conference in the seaside resort of Bournemouth, Ms. James stressed that her priority was to assure that the government delivered on its promise to follow through with Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Dearborn told investigators he felt uncomfortable with the instructions and that he ultimately "did not actually follow through with delivering the message to Sessions, and he did not keep a copy of the typewritten notes Lewandowski had given him," the Mueller report states.
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It's unclear whether Giammattei will follow through with implementing the so-called safe third country agreement, according to the news service, due to his previous criticism of the deal and his insistence that it must pass through the country's congress to be legal.
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Trump, speaking at a news conference in London during a state visit to the United Kingdom, said he doubted congressional Republicans would follow through with any rebuke, and that he expected tariffs on goods imported from Mexico to go forward next week.
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WASHINGTON — Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, signaled on Thursday that he would likely block a congressional request to obtain President Trump's tax returns on privacy grounds, setting up a potential legal battle if Democrats follow through with plans to request those documents.
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Trump wishes he had raised tariffs on Chinese goods even higher last week, the White House said on Sunday, even as Trump signalled he did not plan to follow through with a demand that U.S. firms find ways to close operations in China.
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"Sanders says what he means and he'll follow through with it," says Karon Finn, a 77-year-old retired business owner from Grimes, Iowa, who was wearing pewter earrings in the outline of Sanders' coif and glasses to the West Des Moines brunch.
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If Trump and Congress follow through with his campaign promise of building a wall along the entire length of the US southern border there are serious questions and doubts -- even among Trump's supporters -- of how that would be done in this terrain of West Texas.
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Payzee maintains that the lack of understanding and the taboo surrounding honor-based abuse creates a cultural divide between—in her sister's case—the Kurdish Muslim community and the police, resulting in women being too scared to report crimes or follow through with prosecutions.
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When President Obama said Syria's use of chemical weapons would cross a red line and then didn't follow-through with a military strike after sarin gas was used a year later, he effectively signaled to other countries that military force wouldn't be exercised that quickly.
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Mecklenburg County's newly elected sheriff campaigned on ending that program, issuing a strong rebuke from ICE, which pledged to ramp up its own enforcement efforts in the area should local law enforcement follow through with the sheriff's pledge to end cooperation with federal immigration agents.
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But the White House said on Sunday that Trump wished he had raised tariffs on Chinese goods even higher last week, even as he signalled he did not plan to follow through with a demand that U.S. firms find ways to close operations in China.
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"Chinese policymakers still have the means to stimulate other sources of demand to offset any slowdown in purchases from the U.S. If Mr Trump were to follow through with his tariff, we would expect policy in China to be eased once again," wrote Capital Economics.
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YouTube Gaming is probably Stadia's best asset and integrations there can leverage that platform's reach to encourage experimenting with the platform, but I still don't trust the company to follow through with the resources to get enough developers to bring their titles to Stadia.
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Obama blames allies for 's--t show' in Libya Conversely, Obama called Libya "a mess" and laid the blame for instability there on European failures to follow through with a peacekeeping effort after the 2011 NATO-led toppling of toppled Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi.
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President Donald Trump's decision not to follow through with a shutdown of the Mexican border comes as a big relief for U.S. automakers, especially considering the industry is already struggling with the administration's tariffs on imported aluminum and steel and a slowdown in U.S. sales.
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If parliament does that it would be hugely damaging for May and make it very difficult for an already weakened leader to follow through with her long-standing promise to leave the EU without an agreed exit deal unless Brussels agrees to a "good deal".
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The latest measures from central banks will do little to change the region's dim economic prospects unless governments follow through with tax cuts that kickstart consumer spending and fresh corporate investment, something acknowledged by ECB Chief Christine Lagarde who criticised euro zone governments for complacency.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump plans to hold a second summit meeting early next year with Kim Jong-un, even though North Korea has failed to follow through with promises to start dismantling its nuclear weapons program, John R. Bolton, the national security adviser, said on Tuesday.
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The "comeback kid" narrative of Detroit is one Obama has pushed throughout his last term in office, touting his decision to follow through with George W. Bush's $80 billion auto industry bailout in 2009 after one of the biggest industry crashes in recent history.
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" When Moore was defeated days later in an upset win by Democrat Doug Jones, Gardner didn't need to follow through with his call to expel Moore: "Tonight's results are clear -- the people of Alabama deemed Roy Moore unfit to serve in the US Senate.
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The White House said the duties could go up to 25% by October if Mexico does not take action to "reduce or eliminate the number of illegal aliens" crossing into the U.S. Goldman's economists believe the U.S. will follow through with at least the 5% tariff.
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The dollar has climbed almost 6 percent since Donald Trump was elected as U.S. president eight weeks ago, on expectations that his new administration will introduce reflationary measures backed by large fiscal spending, prompting the Federal Reserve to follow through with a series of interest rate hikes.
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CHICAGO, May 21.425 (Reuters) - U.S. lean hog futures plunged by the daily trading limit on Monday, and cattle was lower, amid worries about the spread of African swine fever and fears that President Donald J. Trump will follow through with threats to impose additional tariffs on China.
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Studies have shown that the process of making a plan to vote — visualizing when you're going to go to your polling place, how you'll get there, and what you'll do before or afterward — is an effective way to make sure people actually follow through with their intention.
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The dollar has climbed almost 6 percent since Donald Trump was elected as U.S. president eight weeks ago, on expectations that his new admininsttration will introduce reflationary measures backed by large fiscal spending, prompting the Federal Reserve to follow through with a series of interest rate hikes.
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If Marvel's phase four does follow through with its promised calls for diverse casting and narrative—maybe even giving fans an A-Team, or a full-length film around a team of superhero women—it will have these written works, and these writers and illustrators, to thank.
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The results bolster the current Fed outlook of an economy that continues to generate jobs despite tepid overall growth and some concern about a recent dip in inflation, improving chances the central bank can follow through with plans for a further interest rate increase later this year.
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But even though the United States, the world's second-largest source of greenhouse-gas emissions, remains legally bound to the Paris plan for four years, there will be no legal consequences or economic sanctions if Mr. Trump does not follow through with the Obama administration's commitment.
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Maria McFarland, executive director of the Drug Policy Alliance, told VICE News that it will be up to Congress — especially Republicans who are in favor of drug policy reform — to ensure that the Justice Department under Sessions doesn't follow through with a crackdown on legal weed.
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Mr. Trump chose the Rose Garden as the venue for a speech on his plan to overhaul parts of the nation's immigration system, filling the chairs in front of him with Republican lawmakers who remain skeptical that he will be able to follow through with legislation.
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Mr. Trump's move on Monday to abandon the Trans-Pacific Partnership — an Obama administration trade proposal meant to strengthen America's economic power at China's expense — leaves little doubt that the president will follow through with his campaign promises to upend American trade policies, including those toward China.
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For chaebols then, it's likely a case of being caught between a rock and a hard place: The companies have to deal with the fallout from the recent scandal, as well as follow through with the promises they had made in the lead up to the Olympics.
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CREDIT DETERIORATION The latest measures from central banks will do little to change the region's dim economic prospects unless governments follow through with tax cuts that kickstart consumer spending and fresh corporate investment, something acknowledged by ECB Chief Christine Lagarde who criticised euro zone governments for complacency.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stock futures fell more than 1 percent late Tuesday after the resignation of U.S. President Donald Trump's top economic adviser, Gary Cohn, fueled fears that the administration would follow through with plans to impose steel and aluminum tariffs, possibly triggering a trade war.
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It has since recovered almost 14 percent, on bets the ECB will start to unwind its bond-buying monetary stimulus policy next year, just as the dollar has retreated on doubts that U.S. President Donald Trump will be able to follow through with pro-growth tax and spending policies.
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BIARRITZ, France (Reuters) - President Donald Trump wishes he had raised tariffs on Chinese goods even higher last week, the White House said on Sunday, even as Trump signaled he did not plan to follow through with a demand that U.S. firms find ways to close operations in China.
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THEY TOLD US THAT THEY HAD REACHED A BOTTOMING AS IT RELATES TO THEIR FINANCIAL RESULTS, AND THAT CLEARLY DIDN'T SO JUST BECAUSE THEY'RE GOING THROUGH A PROCESS RIGHT NOW DOESN'T MEAN THEY'RE NECESSARILY GOING TO FOLLOW THROUGH WITH THE PROCESS OR GET A GOOD RESULT IN THAT PROCESS.
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"The president's going to make sure whatever deal we get is in our best interest, that it's fair and reciprocal trade, that it protects our intellectual property, and that it actually has safeguards to make sure that the Chinese follow through with whatever commitments that they make," she said.
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At a certain point, it's going to get in the way of actually investing in new characters (Jessie, sniff), and the only way Scott Gimple and his team will be able to surprise audiences is to not follow through with some of the more infamous deaths in the comic.
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WASHINGTON — American defense firms Lockheed Martin and Raytheon are preparing to make massive adjustments to their production processes as the U.S. tries to pressure Turkey not to follow through with a multibillion-dollar deal to buy a Russian missile system, according to multiple people familiar with the matter.
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Since Williams Lake doesn't have the jurisdiction to actually follow through with the plan, according to the CBC, the city plans to ask the Union of B.C. Municipalities and the North Central Local Government Association to petition the federal government to implement the trackers (which, again, don't exist).
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What's more, several major companies are so concerned about the brew of misogyny, racism and xenophobia stirred up by Trump that they are debating whether to follow through with their usual sponsorship of the Republican National Convention, as The Times's Jonathan Martin and Maggie Haberman reported last week.
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Coupled with the fact that Vantage's private equity owners have decided to sell rather than follow through with their plans for an initial public offering of stock, it suggests that, despite a recent price rally, American natural gas is not yet inspiring the same animal spirits as oil.
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Mr. Giuliani tweeted that if Mr. Brennan failed to follow through with a lawsuit, it would be like President Barack Obama's last-minute decision not to launch an attack on Syria after saying that the government's use of chemical weapons was a "red line" it must not cross.
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I'd succeeded in trying the patience of virtually all of my loved ones with this campaign, so that when at last the cremains came back to us, I was so embarrassed about the fuss I'd made that I was too self-conscious to follow through with the interment.
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" Ms. Bloom told the company's board on Thursday that Mr. Weinstein was planning to follow through with a lawsuit, and that board members could expect "more and different reporting" that would include "photos of several of the accusers in very friendly poses with Harvey after his alleged misconduct.
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Pyongyang in May failed to follow through with its promises to allow inspectors to assess its demolition of Punggye-ri in what has become a roadblock in the country's denuclearization commitment, which was reiterated in June after a meeting between Kim and US President Donald Trump in Singapore.
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Mr. Trump gave no hint of whether he planned to follow through with his threat to rip up the deal in advance of a May 12 deadline, answering a reporter's question about whether he would resort to military force to rein in Iran's nuclear ambitions with a vague warning.
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" The letter, which was obtained by The Times, said that if she were to follow through with a claim against Mr. O'Reilly, he would pursue legal action "to hold Ms. Huddy, and all who have assisted her, personally liable for any damage suffered by him or his family.
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Curtis Scaparrotti, the Commander of US European Command and NATO Supreme Allied Commander Europe told Congress that if Turkey proceeds with their purchase of the Russian-made S-400 missile defense system, he would recommend the US not to follow through with the sale of the F-35s.
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But the Trump administration has moved forward with rewrites anyway: Before moving to pause the rules this week, EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt — who himself sued against the agency's methane standards as Oklahoma attorney general — said he would not follow through with the existing site rule initiated by Obama.
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In Greece and Germany, the first two stops on his trip, Obama was similarly trailed by questions about Trump and whether he'll really follow through with threats he leveled during the campaign, such as potentially refusing to defend NATO allies who don't pay enough of the alliance's costs.
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He has said he would follow through with the wide-ranging overhaul now under way, but some investors on Friday expressed doubts about whether he could deliver on Harrison's ambitious plan, which included closing numerous railyards where train cars are sorted and the potential sale of some short-line rail segments.
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The purported Project Neon is one such attempt that Microsoft may follow through with, adding fluid animations and overall cleaning up the look of the OS. How useful you find this update depends largely on your habits, but I'd argue there's still something for you here no matter what: Night Light.
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But given the fact that Neymar seemed the right choice to lead a young 23-and-under Olympics team (barring the three players allowed over 23) just for this moment, and his willingness to step away from the spotlight, it wouldn't be surprising to see him follow through with it.
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Turkey, of course, could not follow through with such a dramatic departure from NATO weapons systems, but that does not stop it from trying to be the tail that wags the dog with NATO; now announcing, it is in talks with Russia to buy their S-400 air defense system.
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WASHINGTON — The acting director of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency said on Wednesday that he would follow through with plans to send agents into communities to round up and deport undocumented families, in the Trump administration's latest attempt to deter large-scale migration of Central Americans to the southwest border.
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Trump administration officials have debated whether they should follow through with plans to raise tariffs to 25 percent, from 10 percent, on March 2 if China does not maintain the promises Mr. Xi made to Mr. Trump, like accelerating purchases of American goods and making structural changes to its economy.
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Bank CEOs are practically begging FOMC representatives to lift interest rates for only the second time in nearly a decade; analysts and even Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan said the company faces difficulty matching targets, raising the prospects of further job cuts if the Fed doesn't follow through with interest rate increases.
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" "If a private entity puts forward a process and has agreement with the participants in that process, and those participants don't follow through with the promises that they made in that process," Priebus said, "what should a private party do about that if those same people come around in four or eight years?
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A recent study by the Institute For Local Self-Reliance (ILSR) found that a combination of terrible broadband maps, local and federal corruption, and regulatory apathy often means funds are doled out to companies that not only fail to follow through with deployment, but face no meaningful government repercussions for not doing so.
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Sportsmen and women around the country are hopeful that Secretary Zinke will put his time in front of the committee to good use and speak out about the need for robust LWCF funding, especially if he wants to follow through with the access and conservation priorities he has outlined for the Department of the Interior.
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During this time period, he did not reach out to any student organizers of #NotAgainSU to discuss our demands...."Further his administration&aposs mishandling of the numerous racist and bigoted incidents that occurred over the past two weeks solidifies our lack of confidence in this administration to follow through with our demands," the statement added.
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China needs to be prepared to take serious, credible steps to ensure that Pyongyang in fact adheres to a freeze in its nuclear and ballistic missile tests, and North Korea needs to understand that the deal is off if they come close to a test, not just if they actually follow through with one.
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When you make a plan with your therapist to apologize to people you fucked over when you were manic, or to start going to bed, devices switched off, before 11 PM now you're depressed, then do what you can—without beating yourself up about it—to follow through with even the smallest of steps.
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Seen at 95.1, current conditions seen at 98.6, expectations at 91.5 * U.S. President Donald Trump wishes he had raised tariffs on Chinese goods even higher last week, the White House said, even as Trump signalled he did not plan to follow through with a demand that U.S. firms find ways to close operations in China.
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After such unequivocal statements, to predicate America's future on the hope that Democrats will suddenly be seized with an epiphany of fair play toward Republicans and not follow through with Mr. Reid's plan when given the chance, is to risk the survival of this republic on a hope that has never manifest in the past.
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And while it's still too early to say if the Trump will follow through with proposed tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum, moving forward in that regard could lead to retaliatory measures by many countries, including some of our closest allies like Canada, Germany, along with the European Union more broadly, and South Korea.
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White House spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham sought on Sunday to clarify comments from Trump, saying the president wished he had raised tariffs on Chinese goods even higher last week, even as Trump signaled he did not plan to follow through with a demand he tweeted on Friday that U.S. firms find ways to close operations in China.
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Trump's threat of litigation, which the billionaire businessman has recently brought up several times in recent days, came during an interview on ABC's "Good Morning America" on Tuesday, when he was pressed by host George Stephanopoulos over whether he would follow through with the suit against Canada-born Cruz's presidential qualifications, as Trump has suggested he might.
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Fox News senior judicial analyst Andrew Napolitano said Monday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE cannot legally follow through with his threat to shut down the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Susan Dudley, a former administrator at the White House Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs during the George W. Bush administration who now serves as the director of the Regulatory Studies Center at George Washington University, said agencies are still generally required by the federal statute to follow through with their rulemaking requirements, even under a new administration.
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Japan's trade minister said Tokyo might retaliate if President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE decides to follow through with threats to impose hefty tariffs on imports of foreign cars.
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"The Navy has developed a plan to improve shipyards and is re-examining its ship manning, among other actions; however, these positive steps have not yet fully addressed GAO's recommendations," the report says, adding that additional resources will likely be needed to address the problem, if the service hopes to follow through with its plan to grow the fleet.
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Along with confusion about whether Trump might still follow through with his threat to hike tariffs to 25%, markets remained uncertain about when relief from Beijing's own retaliatory tariffs might be coming -- particularly regarding the resumption of soybean and other agricultural imports blocked earlier this year after Trump imposed higher duties on Chinese products and auto tariffs.
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What's more, if hostile interest groups don't like what you're doing, you can always privately explain to them that you sympathize with what they're saying, and on the merits can see it from their point of view, but politically speaking we have to follow through with the pledge; maybe we can help you out in the future.
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The Administration for Children's Services, the city agency whose caseworkers had been checking on Zymere and his family since 2010, seems to have been unable or unwilling to fulfill its basic duties — to recognize signs of abuse and neglect, to learn why this often-injured boy seemed so "accident-prone," to follow through with Zymere's relatives and doctors.
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Morgan Stanley in a statement noted that it could still follow through with its capital plan, which it said includes the repurchase of up to $3.5 billion in common stock for four quarters starting next quarter, and an increase in its quarterly common stock dividend to 20 cents per share, up from 15 cents per share.
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"For now, continued turmoil in global stocks, commodities and a falling Chinese yuan will keep the euro well supported as these factors could severely limit the Fed's ability to follow through with additional monetary policy normalization throughout 2016," said Omer Esiner, chief market analyst at Commonwealth Foreign Exchange in Washington, referring to expected increases in benchmark U.S. interest rates by the Federal Reserve.
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What reporters found this time in more than two dozen interviews is that Trump voters are largely standing with their man but with signs of restlessness, mainly over foreign policy, concerns over getting legislation through Congress and some skepticism that he won't be able to follow through with promises – from building a wall along the Mexican border to repealing Obama's signature healthcare law.
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If states follow through with defunding the organization, the move would expressly hurt low-income women and other minorities at risk: Only 3% of the services offered by Planned Parenthood amount to abortion procedures — the organization primarily focuses on offering services such as birth control, STI screening and treatment, sex education, breast and cervical cancer screenings, and other healthcare-related needs.
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While he held China responsible for the loss of tens of thousands of US factory jobs since it joined the World Trade Organization, Trump has thus far shown no signs he plans to follow through with the massive tariffs he threatened to impose on the Asian powerhouse during the campaign and this month declined to label China a currency manipulator.
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Former CIA Director Michael Hayden, a retired four-star general, has suggested that U.S. military commanders could simply ignore a President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE if he tried to follow through with some of his campaign promises.
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The content of these songs is about gang rivalry, and unlike other genres, the audience might judge the performer based on whether he will follow through with what he claims in his lyrics, writes the study's author, Craig Pinkney, a criminologist and lecturer at the University College Birmingham, in the UK. Beside music, the paper looks at social media's role in fueling violence.
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The clearest indication that Trump was going to follow through with a "tear it all down" strategy took place before the debate; when Trump held a press conference where he invited three women who have accused Bill Clinton of rape as well as a woman who, when she was 12 years old, was a complainant in a sex-abuse case where Hillary Clinton defended the accused.
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Here's a kind gentleman's offering to help in Goldhammer's browns selection: And yes, Goldhammer's putting the doodie where his mouth is, announcing live that he will follow through with his promise while on air next week: In the long-run, it'll only bring Goldhammer closer to the rest of his beloved Cleveland team—seeing as how they're constantly eating shit during the season themselves.
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Kaeser told CNBC that even if the company did not get the deal, Siemens would still follow through with setting up the smart hospital to provide health care and would still build schools Still, it could take time for Siemens to get the approval to put its plans into place because Iraq is in the midst of forming a new government following elections earlier this year.
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And on Tuesday, Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE gave Russia 2023 days to come back into compliance with a landmark arms control treaty, warning the United States would follow through with abandoning the treaty if it doesn't.
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And on Tuesday, Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoAfghan president vows to take revenge after Islamic State attack on wedding The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Latest pro-democracy rally draws tens of thousands in Hong Kong MORE gave Russia 60 days to come back into compliance with a landmark arms control treaty, warning the United States would follow through with abandoning the treaty if it doesn't.
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"As you prepare to select new [Electronic Tax Administration Advisory Committee] members, I urge you to follow through with your commitment to taxpayer representation on ETAAC and to select consumer advocates, as well as other members representing the needs of low-income, elderly, disabled, and non-English speaking taxpayers, to sit on the advisory committee," Warren said in a letter Monday to IRS Commissioner John Koskinen and National Public Liaison Michael Deneroff.
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Senate Democrats are urging Energy Secretary Rick PerryJames (Rick) Richard PerryOvernight Energy: Watchdog warns of threats to federal workers on public lands | Perry to step down on December 1 | Trump declines to appear in Weather Channel climate special Perry to step down on December 1 Here's what to watch this week on impeachment MORE not to follow through with a rule that eliminates efficiency standards for about half the lightbulbs on the market.
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"The second has to do with the F-35, it presents a problem to all of our aircraft specifically the F-35, I believe and my best military advice would be that we don't then follow through with the F-35, flying it or working with an ally that's working with Russian systems, particularly air defense systems with one of our what I would say is probably one of our most advanced technological capabilities," he added.
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Tony Schwartz, co-author of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's bestselling book "Art of the Deal," tweeted Friday saying he doesn't believe Trump will follow through with his pledge to donate $85033 million of his own money to aid in Hurricane Harvey recovery efforts.
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Meanwhile, many are speculating on how Donald Trump will carry out his campaign pledges once he is in office, which include: a border wall with the country, paid for by Mexico; renegotiating or leaving the North American Free Trade Agreement; and potential taxes on goods created in Mexico for sale in the U.S. According to Jimena Blanco, head of Americas at Verisk Maplecroft, we will have to wait and see whether Trump will follow through with his campaign pledges, which could create problems for Mexico.
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And since the days following the San Bernardino terrorist attack, the presumptive Republican nominee has called for a temporary ban on Muslims entering the U.S. But a majority of voters are not buying that he will follow through with any of those pledges, nor do they think Hillary Clinton will attempt to rein in Wall Street, limit the influence of secret money in politics or make in-state and community college tuition debt-free, according to the results of a Quinnipiac University national poll out Thursday.
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Several U.S. counterterrorism officials told VICE News there's a sense of dread in the intelligence community about Trump's victory, and disgust over his harsh criticisms of their assessments on Syria and Russia, particularly the finding that Russia is responsible for cyberattacks in the U.S. Deeply troubling for the intelligence community is the possibility that Trump will indeed follow through with things he proposed while on the campaign trail, such as "bombing the shit out of ISIS" and perhaps putting boots on the ground in Syria.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May asked the European Union on Friday to give the United Kingdom one month to work out its ongoing dispute over Brexit and how the country will leave the EU. Reuters and Bloomberg News report that May asked EU officials to set a new deadline of June 30 for the U.K. to follow through with Brexit, as the country currently faces a hard deadline of April 12 when it will leave the EU without a deal if one has not been passed by Parliament.
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenWyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations Wyden calls for end to political ad targeting on Facebook, Google Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity MORE (D-Ore.) and Mike CrapoMichael (Mike) Dean CrapoA US-UK free trade agreement can hold the Kremlin to account Oversight Republicans demand answers on Capital One data breach On The Money: Fed cuts rates for first time since financial crisis | Trump rips Fed after chief casts doubt on future cuts | Stocks slide | Senate kicks budget vote amid scramble for GOP support MORE (R-Idaho), along with 21 other senators, said they are disappointed that Canada seems reluctant to follow through with completing a deal, further undermining U.S. efforts to notch a final pact.
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