The DOJ never followed through on any of these votes.
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Elizabeth Warren followed through on giving a woman love advice.
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Prosecutors never followed through on the threat to charge Corsi.
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And importantly, no one has ever followed through on it.
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He has not followed through on either threat thus far.
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She never followed through on plans to go to Syria.
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Three months later, they have followed through on that vision.
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She followed through on the threat, and eventually enough Republicans acquiesced.
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However, Trump has not followed through on that pledge in office.
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Still, Trump has not always followed through on his philanthropic promises.
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The Kurds followed through on this, but the US did not.
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And how rarely Mr. Trump has followed through on his words.
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However, at the time, he hadn't followed through on those requests.
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" He later added: "I think that while he spoke of that, and while that was my hope, I don't think he's followed through on that front the way he's followed through on some of his other promises.
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This, at least, the company seems to have already followed through on.
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Well, Sunday night's season finale, "The Passenger," followed through on that promise.
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But Moscow never properly followed through on its pledge to curb exports.
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Future studies could determine whether people actually followed through on those feelings.
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"They never followed through on the things they promised on," Moore said.
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It was conscientiousness and guilt from not having followed through on something.
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The client actually followed through on Gurman's pitch, and Gurman was hired.
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Haddish followed through on her promise to make the expensive garment count.
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To be fair, for decades they never followed through on that rhetoric.
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Elizabeth Warren followed through on an offer to help with her love life.
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Giuliani also could not not say whether Trump followed through on his boast.
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Trump has followed through on eviscerating regulations, many of them imposed by Obama.
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But Democrats say he hasn't followed through on either since he's taken office.
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The Speaker followed through on his promise to have a more open process.
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If Flake followed through on the threat, it could be a significant problem.
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Above, Aaron Judge followed through on a two-run home run last month.
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But the senator argued that Trump has not followed through on his vision.
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Local officials followed through on their promise and adopted the symbol this week.
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Kaepernick has followed through on most of his pledge in the year since.
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Saudi Arabia has so far only followed through on $14.5 billion in purchases.
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On June 1st, late in the evening, the president followed through on that threat.
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Some entrepreneurs complain, however, that the government has not followed through on certain reforms.
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The merger was rejected, and Aetna followed through on its threat, exiting the exchanges.
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And he followed through on cutting taxes for most small businesses and most Americans.
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But 100 days into his presidency, he hasn't followed through on any of that.
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More than eight months after taking office, Mr Trump followed through on that pledge.
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But he has also followed through on promises to invest and improve the company.
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Trump followed through on his campaign promise and moved the embassy earlier this month.
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They also made five key asks, but Google has only followed through on one.
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In August 2018 Musk followed through on a similar offer, as documented by Einhorn.
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When those bills came to the Senate, however, Reid followed through on his threat.
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But he mostly hasn't followed through on them, hoping the threats will be enough.
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Local officials followed through on their promise and adopted the symbol, above, this week.
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Trump followed through on his threat on May 220, when the U.S. raised those levies.
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President Trump has followed through on his campaign promise to retreat from the Paris Agreement.
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Thiel does not seem to have followed through on that commitment to D'Souza's Sargon Capital.
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Now that an antitrust lawsuit has been filed, Anthem has followed through on its threat.
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It still hasn't followed through on another threat: to conduct an atmospheric hydrogen bomb test.
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For better or worse this president has followed through on many of his campaign promises.
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He followed through on that promise, and the GOP subsequently captured control of the Senate.
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But, as the scientists knew, few people followed through on their aims to be active.
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It never followed through on these threats, though, and both sites are still operational today.
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CLEVELAND— Donald Trump has followed through on his promise to forgive personal loans to his campaign.
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Trump followed through on his pledge to forgive about $47.5 million in loans to his campaign.
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Jennifer Garner followed through on her promise to send her followers boxes of Girl Scout Cookies.
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Amazon nonetheless followed through on its threat to abandon its plans for the additional office space.
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And since the day I entered office, I have followed through on that pledge, big league.
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His government followed through on that promise three months later, reducing them from 25% to 15%.
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"I have never followed through on anything in my life," he said, tears in his eyes.
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Now, President Trump has followed through on his campaign promise to rescue Christians who are suffering.
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She was campaigning aggressively in rural areas, and followed through on her plan to stay positive.
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He's made a lot of threats and he hasn't really followed through on any of them.
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Somehow, though, they've never followed through on the radical downsizing of government their ideology calls for.
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Without those inspections, there's no way to know if Kim has followed through on his promise.
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If I'd followed through on that plan, I would've been making a rational decision for the moment.
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And once Trump made his plans official, Musk followed through on his threat: Am departing presidential councils.
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Its application of its own rules are diffuse, and often only followed through on after public outrage.
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"It's the most dangerous idea I've ever had, only because I followed through on it," he said.
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I was left wondering what it would be like if it followed through on any satirical possibility.
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To say the lineup has not followed through on the promise of April is to weaponize understatement.
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He slapped steel and aluminum tariffs on close allies, but hasn't followed through on auto tariff threats.
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Earlier this month, Ferguson followed through on threats to bring legal action against Epic with a lawsuit.
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The trade hawks ultimately won, and Trump followed through on trade policies he promised during the campaign.
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Trump has followed through on his threats enough that it's impossible to determine what he's really thinking.
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After winning the election, he quickly followed through on his promise, appointing 15 women to his Cabinet.
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Trump did not wait for the event to even begin before he followed through on that threat.
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So now it appears Turkey has followed through on its year-long threat to attack the Kurds.
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My husband also knew he was bisexual, and that was something he had never followed through on.
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Trump, himself pledged to donate $7 million to vets — a promise he followed through on four months later.
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He also said Beijing had not followed through on a goodwill pledge to buy more U.S. agricultural products.
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At the conclusion of the chase, he eventually followed through on his word and shot Smith to death.
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But hours after signing the order, Trump followed through on a threat that he had made for months.
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It's not because North Korea has followed through on the promises they've already made, but because they haven't.
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Thursday's move meant the BoE followed through on its signal in September that a rate hike was coming.
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Then when she ended the affair, Tirschwell says Ravich followed through on the threat to cut those resources.
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Still, he has not followed through on threats to roll back workplace protections for gay men and lesbians.
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Constante, 42, was not on the flight, and after the crash, he followed through on plans to retire.
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Volkswagen would also suffer if Donald J. Trump followed through on plans to raise trade barriers with Mexico.
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Advocates have since complained that some of the promises made then have not yet been followed through on.
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Sanctions were lifted last month after Iran followed through on promises to dismantle large sections of its nuclear program.
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Activision did send a series of cease-and-desist letters, but the company never followed through on its threats.
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Trump followed through on his threat, raising levies from 10% to 25% on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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The court found he followed through on those threats, sending sexual images to families and friends of his victims.
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Suddenly, I was talking to actual businessmen—rich guys who always kept their word and followed through on contracts.
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Daguerre conceived of his photographs as individual, one-of-a-kind works of art; Girault followed through on this.
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Earlier this month, Tehran followed through on its threat to increase its nuclear activities in breach of the agreement.
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He and the WSJ were reportedly threatened by Theranos with legal action; the company hasn't followed through on that.
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Earlier this month, Tehran followed through on its threat to increase its nuclear activities in breach of the agreement.
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Bloomberg News reported Saturday that experts warn the markets would "erupt" if Trump followed through on his reported threat.
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But every time promises weren't delivered and pledges not followed through on both sides, leading to disappointment and suspicion.
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He then followed through on a threat to declare a national emergency and spend money on the wall anyway.
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I followed through on my promise to withdraw from the job killing disaster known as the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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The Obama administration followed through on this by enacting fuel economy standards for cars and light trucks (see below).
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The Cavaliers were determined to make a new kind of history the next season and followed through on it.
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JOE FREE AND PROSPER: President Trump followed through on his Tuesday foreshadowing and pardoned controversial former Sheriff Joe Arpaio.
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Top Democrats have demanded to know whether Price followed through on his promise to write a check before resigning.
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Minaj followed through on her promise, sharing an Instagram post that listed the names of students she had helped.
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Mr. Gates said that in the year since Paris, a number of countries had followed through on the plan.
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Mr. Maduro refused to order the new elections, and on Monday, the European countries followed through on the threat.
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With the order, Trump followed through on repeated campaign promises to cut rules that he said hold back the economy.
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On Monday, Beer followed through on his promise to give away his findings and tweeted a link to the code.
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But he finally lost on Tuesday when the president followed through on his campaign promise to rip up the agreement.
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For the past couple of years, I've followed through on one of my annual goals: read a book a week.
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Trump later followed through on his threat and China retaliated by raising levies on $60 billion worth of U.S. products.
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That's not an exhaustive list of things that could happen if Trump were elected and followed through on these policies.
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And as he's followed through on just about every promise so far, this wall project needs to be completed still.
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Mr. Trump encouraged the project and followed through on a promise to put her in touch with his production company.
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In February, the president first followed through on his promise by signing into law H.J. Res 38, which I authored.
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Several previous US presidents have promised to move the embassy to Jerusalem, but none have followed through on the pledge.
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Instead Nunes followed through on a promise that he would try to out the sources who provided information to reporters.
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I tried two styles, and they followed through on their promises: They're all comfortable and easy to wear without pain.
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And I'm really, really pleased that the filmmakers picked up on that and really followed through on that quite nicely.
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President Trump had not followed through on his campaign promise to end DACA on the first day of his administration.
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Mr. Duterte, who is known for his volatility, has a history of making threats he has not followed through on.
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Southerners followed through on their threat to destroy the system, firing the first shot of the Civil War in 1861.
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But approximately say, three people have followed through on that threat in the past two hundred years it's been said.
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Since his election, Trump has followed through on his promise to distance the US from global pacts it helped forge.
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The CEO also said that he followed through on his promise to stem the outcry surrounding Valeant's alleged price gouging.
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Several nights later, Mr. Hinshaw texted Ms. Gutierrez to see if she had followed through on her healthy meal plan.
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YouTube's most popular creator, Swedish sensation PewDiePie, followed through on his promise and deleted his channel after reaching 50 million subscribers.
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The cancellation came even after North Korea followed through on a pledge to blow up tunnels at its nuclear test site.
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Carl Icahn urged eBay to spin off payments unit PayPal in 2014, a move the company followed through on in 2015.
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Less than two weeks after taking office, Mr Trump followed through on that pledge, tapping Neil Gorsuch to fill the vacancy.
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"Obama started the modernization program and followed through on that, and that program has continued under the Trump administration," Harrison said.
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But he noted that China has "made a lot of positive commitments that it hasn't followed through on" in the past.
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They say she never followed through on most of her duties as its brand ambassador, after it paid her $1.8 million.
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The article does not allege that Rosenstein actually recorded Trump or followed through on his musings about invoking the 25th Amendment.
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What's happening: Analysts tell Axios that China has consistently followed through on its space ambitions, lending credibility to its future goals.
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His efforts sent shockwaves through the House Republican Conference because – novel concept – he followed through on his promises to his constituents.
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The next day, Chiarini said, he followed through on his threat and posted the auction featuring photos of her on eBay.
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Former Presidents Woodrow Wilson and Franklin Delano Roosevelt actually followed through on the urge in the 2628 and 28503 midterms, respectively.
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He added that many companies and consumers would suffer a negative impact if both governments followed through on their recent announcements.
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When he failed to comply by Uber's deadline, the company followed through on its threat and fired Levandowski late last month.
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Eastern this morning, the Trump administration followed through on its threat to impose tariffs on $34 billion worth of Chinese products.
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Many had feared that if Mr. Trump followed through on his threats from last week, Mexico could be pushed into recession.
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Now that Netanyahu has followed through on blocking the women, his decision could potentially widen the rift among Democrats on Israel.
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Some workers reaped rewards from the law, he found, as companies followed through on promises to raise wages and pay bonuses.
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Following the onslaught of anti-discrimination litigation, Airbnb had not yet followed through on removing the listings of properties in settlements.
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Pacific Daydream will be out October 27 and the band have followed through on the title with another beach-ready track.
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The president responded by threatening to strike 52 culturally significant sites in Iran if the country followed through on its promise.
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On Friday, the White House followed through on a threat to slap higher tariffs on $34 billion worth of Chinese imports.
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If Trump really followed through on his threat to attempt to end birthright citizenship, it would be an enormous policy change.
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After her victory in court, Swift said she'd donate to organizations that help survivors — and she's already followed through on that promise.
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He has not followed through on either move yet, but the U.S. Treasury will issue its semi-annual currency report in April.
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And the company has not followed through on its plan to expand overseas, which is typically a hallmark of a SoftBank investment.
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The Indian military announcement followed through on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's warning that those responsible "would not go unpunished" for a Sept.
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To date, President Trump has followed through on policy initiatives by signing executive orders, but has yet to achieve meaningful legislative success.
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Obama followed through on a pledge to veto the bill, known as the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (JASTA), on Friday.
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Moreover, Mr. Trump has so far not followed through on promises to spend $100 million of his own fortune on the campaign.
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Britain followed through on those allegations on Wednesday, expelling 23 Russian diplomats and outlining an array of other actions it would take.
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It's what even supporters of the tax cut would have predicted, if they'd followed through on the logic of their own analysis.
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His administration has followed through on that strategy with a proposal to add a question to the 2020 census asking about citizenship.
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Administration officials weighed having Trump visit the CDC weeks ago, but he never followed through on the initial plans, the official said.
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Facebook, for instance, hasn't yet followed through on its pledge to label content created by state-controlled organizations, as Warren points out.
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Verma never followed through on hiring a lawyer to address her workplace grievances in 2017, said one person familiar with the situation.
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They also got her to concede that she didn't know whether Stone followed through on any alleged threats he made in emails.
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President Donald Trump has followed through on preelection promises to address what he considers unfair trade practices by a number of countries.
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" Cruz praised Trump in the piece for Time, saying that Trump had followed through on his promise to "disrupt the status quo.
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Had Trump followed through on his threat, the government would almost certainly have shut down at midnight, for the third time in 2018.
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And, judging by the number of times President Donald Trump said the word, he followed through on his pledge to put America first.
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Phil Bryant followed through on his promise to sign into law a bill that bans nearly all abortions after 15 weeks of gestation.
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She followed through on his invitation the following month; after the taping, the witness told the court she and Ghomeshi grabbed a drink.
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Yes, but: That doesn't mean in all cases companies' that bought into the blockchain or bitcoin hype haven't followed through on their announcements.
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We felt that if we actually followed through on what we desired, the family values we wanted for our children would eventually follow.
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Later, I realized he'd followed through on our plans from the previous night and deleted the OpenMind code from the Goodwin Communications servers.
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Judging from the landscape, it looks like Dev might have followed through on his dream to go to Italy and attend pasta school.
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But if Mr. Trump were elected and followed through on his impulse, the move would face legal, political and practical obstacles, specialists said.
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Carl Icahn urged eBay to spin off payments unit PayPal Holdings Inc in 2014, a move the company followed through on in 2015.
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Stock investors were ultimately rewarded by the Reagan administration, which followed through on its promises with major deregulation of industries such as telecommunications.
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Kimmel followed through on his promise a second night by bringing on Mark Munoz, who works for the US Forest Service fire department.
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The global reactions hinted at a looming trade war if Mr. Trump followed through on campaign promises of an "America First" trade policy.
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Nor has it followed through on a promise to provide the commissioner's office with any details about its previous investigations into the agents.
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Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz even toured the wreckage and, in 221, followed through on a promise to open a Starbucks cafe in Ferguson.
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He followed through on that plan this summer, and this week the Knicks continued their discount shopping spree to add to that position.
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Macron followed through on his campaign promise to scrap the ISF, and replaced it with a tax on real estate over 22006,26 euros.
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Cohen has not yet followed through on introducing an impeachment measure, but said Tuesday he planned to do so sooner rather than later.
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However, Pyongyang returned to its default position Monday, threatening the U.S. if it followed through on imposing harsher sanctions on the Hermit Kingdom.
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The talks took place as the two sides followed through on threatened tit-for-tat tariffs on $16 billion worth of the other's goods.
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He suffered the injury March 60 when he followed through on a throw and hit the bat of Anthony Rizzo of the Chicago Cubs.
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She followed through on her promise to gift 86 followers with a seat at the table, using a handsome leatherbound volume as promotional material.
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I wish Philadelphia Contemporary had better followed through on the promise of representing everyday people within the city with its Festival for the People.
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After months of waiting, Donald J. Trump has followed through on his promise to advertise, and advertise big, in early voting states in January.
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Thousands of jobs could be at risk if the government followed through on threats to punish the two groups in the name of workers.
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On the other hand, Trump has followed through on other promises, signing an executive order on deregulation — often a top issue for smaller companies.
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On Day 1 as Whole Foods' new owner, Amazon followed through on its promise to lower prices at the upscale grocery chain, Bloomberg reports.
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But after Trump followed through on his threats to pull out of the deal, the US ramped up its so-called maximum pressure campaign.
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Regional experts have questioned whether Kim has followed through on his promise to dismantle key parts of his nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs.
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Vox reported that while many restaurant owners threatened to move shop after the $15 wage passed, few of them followed through on their threats.
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European nations moved quickly this month to salvage the nuclear agreement after Trump followed through on his campaign promise to withdraw from the deal.
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Why it can still work: Trump has followed through on just enough of his threats to keep a tincture of doubt in people's minds.
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He even followed through on an obligation to host a gala at Montreal's Just For Laughs comedy festival, which afforded him one final farewell.
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The SDF followed through on its end of the bargain under the perception the US would have its back, and then Trump abandoned them.
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Mr. Cohn followed through on the threat late Tuesday afternoon, announcing that he would leave his post as director of the National Economic Council.
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Our colleagues Mark Landler and Maggie Haberman have reported that Mr. Cohn threatened to resign if the president followed through on the tariff threat.
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Pacific Gas and Electric promised that its customers' lights would stay on if it followed through on plans to file for bankruptcy this month.
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Tariffs Before the North Korea meeting bombshell, the President followed through on his promise to impose tariffs on steel (103%) and aluminum (10%) imports.
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France vowed retaliation if the U.S. followed through on a threat to put tariffs on about $2.4 billion of French products over the dispute.
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The panel cites security commitments first made by Huawei in 2012 — and later repeated — that it said the company has not followed through on.
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But his comments are missing the mark on a key fact: Saudi Arabia has so far only followed through on $14.5 billion in purchases.
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Governments may promise big emissions reductions in the future, but insofar as these promises have proven costly, they have not followed through on them.
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I've also followed through on my campaign promise and withdrawn America from the Trans-Pacific Partnership so that we can protect our economic freedom.
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In January 2018, Prime Minister Varadkar vowed to hold a referendum in May on repealing the Eighth Amendment — and followed through on that promise.
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When this President moved the embassy, it is something that twelve administration&aposs before him may have done and none of them followed through on.
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Stock investors were ultimately rewarded during the Reagan administration, which followed through on its promises with major deregulation of industries such as telecommunications, among others.
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Manager Mike Matheny strongly hinted that Diaz would get a game to collect himself and followed through on that pledge, inserting Greg Garcia at shortstop.
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It's taken some time, but the carriers seem to have finally followed through on shutting down the programs through which they resold customer location data.
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Nor has Mr Trump followed through on his vow to stop Japan and South Korea free-riding, as he saw it, on America's defence guarantees.
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Yeah, [Jones] got a lot of his stuff from him, but I don't think [Jones] really followed through on William Cooper's ethic, so to speak.
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Stock investors were ultimately rewarded by the Reagan administration, which followed through on its promises with major deregulation of industries such as telecommunications, among others.
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But don't feel sorry for Mark [Andrew Lincoln], he followed through on his plan to marry a supermodel and it's none other than Kate Moss.
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In the immediate aftermath of last weekend's referendum, Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has followed through on his pledge to resign if he lost that referendum.
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Now imagine if Trump had followed through on his promise to go after Amazon for, as he claimed, not paying its fair share of taxes.
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Cooper doggedly pressed Trump to answer if he ever followed through on his rhetoric until Trump — who repeatedly called it "locker room talk" — answered no.
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Since then, it has followed through on its mission of making fashion for all women by launching collections of clothing for sizes 00 through 40.
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If he followed through on his promise, and if Roe were overturned, a woman's right to abortion would depend on which state she lived in.
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Yes, the Republican nominee indulged in wildly irresponsible and authoritarian rhetoric; yes, if he followed through on many of his promises, various disasters could ensue.
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Mr. Trump backed off a threat to increase tariffs on China last winter, but when further talks stalled, he followed through on it this spring.
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He is now in a far worse position than if he had never elected to cooperate, or if he had followed through on his agreement.
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Some workers did reap rewards from the law, as many companies followed through on — and even exceeded — their promises to raise wages and pay bonuses.
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China responded by saying it was fully prepared to respond with a "fierce counter strike" if the United States followed through on the new threat.
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Trump canceled Pompeo's planned trip to Pyongyang in August, citing little evidence that North Korea had followed through on any of its commitments to denuclearize.
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"She said at the end of the call he seemed OK so she didn't tell anyone and my brother followed through on that," Smith said.
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"I'm quite disappointed in the fact that the president hasn't followed through on promises to help the little guy, including family farmers," Mike Weaver said.
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Trump threatened in December to withdraw from NAFTA in order to force Congress to approve his deal, but he hasn't yet followed through on it.
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JonBenet Ramsey's older brother just followed through on his promise to sue CBS for insinuating he killed his sister ... and he's gunning for $750 million.
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He says Boms followed through on this, as KLP sent a Notice of Default on a personal loan Sassani took from KLP to invest in Zozi.
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It also looks like ESPN followed through on their plan to not keep the famous family off camera -- despite backlash it may or may not spark.
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Iran has followed through on its threat to enrich uranium beyond the purity limit set under the 2015 nuclear deal, the UN's nuclear watchdog confirmed today.
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On 12:12, which dropped in December 2015, he followed through on the promise of his features with tracks like "Want," a lush, woozy trap deconstruction.
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President Donald Trump has finally followed through on his sudden July announcement that transgender individuals will no longer be allowed to serve in the U.S. military.
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On the next pitch, he drove a liner to the first deck in left field and appeared to wince as he followed through on the swing.
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An industry-funded study released in September concluded schools considering divestment could lose millions of dollars in investment returns if they followed through on their efforts.
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Trump came out swinging a day after his Republicans lost control of the House, and followed through on repeated threats to remove Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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While Trump has threatened to withdraw from the existing deal to put more pressure on lawmakers to approve his replacement, he never followed through on it.
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The Trump administration followed through on its apparent threat, announcing on Friday it would double tariffs on steel and aluminum from Turkey to leverage Brunson's return.
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If Senate leaders followed through on that vow, it would prevent Obama from adding a third justice who could potentially move the court to the left.
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The attraction for the Taliban of his settlement deal as a model, he said, would be greater if the government followed through on all its promises.
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Of course, the president has followed through on other tariffs, and that lack of certainty has left analysts wary of making big adjustments to their forecasts.
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Trump has also weighed selecting another point person as alarm about the outbreak is on the rise, though he has not followed through on it yet.
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Trump followed through on his promise to "bomb the shit" out of ISIS, dropping around 9,000 more bombs in 20113 than President Obama did in 2016.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Iran has followed through on its threat too accelerate its production of enriched uranium, the U.N. nuclear watchdog's chief Yukiya Amano said on Monday.
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In 2018, many tech companies followed through on rules they had set on hate speech and other content violations, kicking many prominent figures off of social media.
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Microsoft never followed through on its promise that Scorpio (now the Xbox One X) would bring VR to the Xbox, and Oculus sat the show out completely.
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"Trade wars are good, and easy to win," President Trump famously tweeted last March, then followed through on it by slapping tariffs on imported steel and aluminum.
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Trump has followed through on several of his 100-day promises, including filling Justice Antonin Scalia's seat on the Supreme Court with another conservative justice, Neil Gorsuch.
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China later warned it was fully prepared to respond with a "fierce counter strike" of fresh trade measures if the United States followed through on Trump's threat.
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In the footage, Strache appeared to offer to fix state contracts, though he says he did nothing illegal and none of his comments were followed through on.
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The fact of the matter is that, even if the company hadn't followed through on that promise, it would still have managed to capture plenty of headlines.
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The site lets you easily see exactly how rich you could have been if only you'd actually followed through on buying stock in Apple 15 years ago.
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And in July, he seemingly suggested he would step down if Trump followed through on his push to bring back so-called enhanced interrogation techniques like waterboarding.
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MORE's (R-Ariz.) daughter told ABC News on Sunday that White House staffer Kelly Sadler has not yet followed through on her reported promise to publicly apologize.
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Argentine President Mauricio Macri said on Tuesday his government would appeal to the World Trade Organization if the Commerce Department followed through on threatened duties on biodiesel.
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Before the record-long shutdown began in December, Coulter said she would not vote for Trump again in 2020 unless he followed through on his border wall.
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In it, he says that when he was interviewing to become CEO, he narrowed down his vision to three priorities — and has consistently followed through on them.
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But if all those Knesset members had followed through on their plan to support Gantz, he would have had slightly more support in the Knesset than Netanyahu.
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Earlier, House Freedom Caucus Vice Chairman Jim Jordan of Ohio told CNBC the veto threat "is great" and said he hoped the president followed through on it.
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In Astana, government representatives said that they still considered the rebel fighters to be terrorists and were waiting to see if Turkey followed through on the agreement.
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France said Tuesday it was prepared to push the European Union to respond in kind if the United States followed through on its threats to raise tariffs.
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And when President Erdogan launched a controversial military campaign in Northern Syria, he threatened to arrest those who opposed him and promptly followed through on the threat.
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Trump followed through on the withdrawal despite attempts to persuade him otherwise by German Chancellor Angela Merkel, French President Emmanuel Macron and U.K. Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson.
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" The senior official said: "We've had a type of negotiation in different forums where China has made lots of different commitments that they haven't followed through on.
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Rand Paul followed through on the first part of that plan — but it backfired completely, and Paul dropped out after barely making a dent in the race.
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While the 47-year-old has earned a reputation for harassing rescue workers and attracting SEC investigations, he has not historically followed through on all of his promises.
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Then on May 8, Trump followed through on his threat and pulled America out of the nuclear agreement, dooming billions of dollars of business deals, including Boeing sales.
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He's followed through on the promise, adding live video, introducing the algorithmic timeline, changing "faves" to "likes," creating personalized article recommendations based on Twitter users' networks, and more.
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But all of them have lost steam as Facebook failed to follow through, mindlessly followed through on the wrong thing or just moved on to the next target.
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They spun positive narratives out of a cabinet which has habitually lied to the public, and a president who has followed through on none of his campaign promises.
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Trump canceled the June 12 meeting citing Pyongyang's "open hostility,", even after North Korea followed through on a pledge to blow up tunnels at its nuclear test site.
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The Global Times, a Chinese state-run newspaper, warned last week that Beijing would take a "tit-for-tat approach" if Trump followed through on his bold rhetoric.
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On rare occasions, Trump has actually followed through on his threats, dragging critics and journalists through years of litigation just to make them spend money to defend themselves.
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He said North Korea has followed through on publicly stated plans to re-start a plutonium production reactor and could begin to assemble a plutonium stockpile within months.
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In fact, the move to leave the climate pact, endorsed by almost 200 countries worldwide, is one of the few international promises Trump has actually followed through on.
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Yesterday Kumail Nanjiani followed through on a bet he made with Baby Driver director Edgar Wright last year about his and Emily V. Gordon's film The Big Sick.
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The People's Republic of China on Monday followed through on a pledge, though short of immediacy, it made in December to list the drug as a controlled substance.
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Meek Mill has followed through on another promise to help his hometown -- lifting the curtain on a refurbished basketball court in his old hood ... and it looks great.
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"We assess that North Korea has followed through on its announcement by expanding its Yongbyon enrichment facility and restarting the plutonium production reactor," he said in the report.
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Morgan Stanley also recently named a new head for its struggling fixed-income trading business and followed through on announced job cuts of 25 percent in the unit.
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One of America's biggest discount chains, the company warned that if Washington followed through on threats to raise tariffs to 2252.53 percent, it was likely to hurt more.
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Today Facebook has followed through on its promise to open source the design of the Surround 21.65, its 2360-camera array designed to capture video in 2360 degrees.
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As Lucic followed through on the shot, his stick hit Stecher in the face and as he lay writhing on the ice in pain, the goal was scored.
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We visited flagship stores for Nike and Adidas to see whether Nike followed through on its goals — and it's clear that Nike's moves have helped it outshine Adidas.
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It could lead to complacency, or Republican voters could see it as evidence that Trump had followed through on one of his most important campaign promises to them.
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Trump also followed through on a pledge to withdraw from the landmark Paris climate accords, despite opposition from some parts of his administration and most major American companies.
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Earlier this month Junker warned U.S. lawmakers that the EU stood ready to retaliate "within days" if Trump followed through on threats to impose tariffs on steel imports.
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"Similarly, Smyth said: "He was a charismatic leader who followed through on trying to achieve the Islamic revolution&aposs ends in the region...His personality was very important.
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Assad has spoken the language of reform ever since he inherited his role from his father in 2000, and he has never followed through on any of it.
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France said Tuesday that it was prepared to push the European Union to respond in kind if the United States followed through on its threats to raise tariffs.
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NAFTA was originally negotiated and signed under the PRI, and Peña Nieto's party has followed through on his predecessor's policies of close security cooperation with the United States.
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If Trump followed through on his threat to quit the World Trade Organization, which is the backbone of global free trade, then things could be much, much worse.
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On Friday, China announced that it would impose another round of tariffs on $60 billion of American goods if President Donald Trump followed through on his proposed tariffs.
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"Big step in the right direction — and I'm glad Facebook followed through on my recommendations to improve upon earlier proposals," Warner said on Twitter, responding to Thursday's Facebook developments.
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On Wednesday, China promised that Beijing would retaliate if the U.S. followed through on its threat to hike tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods to 25% from 10%.
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Yet I wish Philadelphia Contemporary had followed through on the promise of representing everyday people within the city by drawing connections between these global concerns and their local manifestations.
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Remind voters of Trump's original intention to let ACA fail, citing his own declarations to do so, and give concrete examples of how he has followed through on this.
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The backdrop: Putin told Assad that he's going to cut back Russia's military presence in Syria, though in the past, Moscow hasn't followed through on its announced military curtailments.
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Vogel told The Hill that he admired Trump because "he tells us the truth" and had followed through on his promise to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump said Monday he had followed through on a decision from earlier this year to reverse course and support federal funding for the Special Olympics.
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And he's followed through on enough threats (strikes on Syria, withdrawing from the Paris climate agreement, moving the embassy in Israel) that Kim Jong-un can't assume he's bluffing.
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If he followed through on what he's suggesting here — and if other Republican electors did the same — to defy the popular will, it would wreak havoc on democratic legitimacy.
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The president has not followed through on previous threats to shut down the U.S. government over funding for the border wall, a signature promise of his 2016 election campaign.
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The mayor has said he wants families to lead the way, while the chancellor has vowed to create broader policy, but has not yet followed through on that promise.
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Shortly afterward, Batres followed through on his threats and called ICE on the workers who spoke out—three were deported and another was held in detention for three months.
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Mr. Melzer, the United Nations official, warned that if Mr. Trump followed through on his pledges, more countries would follow his lead and get back into the torture business.
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The judge in the case encouraged Uber to threaten termination in order to compel Levandowski to turn over the documents, and now Uber has followed through on the threat.
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Justin Timberlake followed through on his plan to honor Prince during his Super Bowl halftime show ... projecting a video of the late singer instead of a full-blown hologram.
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Mandelker said Iran had not followed through on other reforms separate to the nuclear deal, citing the example of a continued lack of transparency in the Iranian banking system.
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Turkey and the U.S. previously agreed on a deal to pull the Kurdish fighters out of the area, but Ankara complains that the U.S. hasn't followed through on its promises.
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Trump, who made tearing up the deal a central platform of his 2016 presidential campaign, followed through on that promise May 8 by pulling the U.S. out of the agreement.
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He told Mr Netanyahu to "hold back on settlements for a little bit", and has not so far followed through on his promise to move the American embassy to Jerusalem.
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Approximately 20% of all seaborne crude and condensates passes through the Strait of Hormuz, meaning analysts anticipated short-term upside risk to prices if Iran followed through on the threat.
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Others focused on the impact the bill might have domestically if Saudi Arabia followed through on its threats to remove upward of $211 billion in assets from the United States.
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ECB Vice President Vitor Constancio, for example, has warned about the damage to Europe and the global economy if the new U.S. president elect followed through on his protectionist pledges.
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The revelation comes shortly after Gomez seemingly apologized for issuing her take on Bieber's threats to leave social media – warnings he followed through on early Tuesday by deleting his Instagram.
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Now that America has followed through on the departure from the Paris agreement, our leading economic rivals will quickly and efficiently cover the lapse in leadership that will inevitably form.
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The report added that EPA has not followed through on a 2005 memorandum agreeing to regularly collaborate with state and school districts to familiarize them with the agency's lead guidance.
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The disclosure from the Clinton campaign comes as Donald J. Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee, faces scrutiny about whether he has followed through on his pledges to support veterans' groups.
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Moriah told Puente she didn't have the guts to do it, he said, but apparently Puente followed through on her threat after a heated struggle, stabbing Moriah in the abdomen.
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Early Thursday, Trump canceled the June 12 meeting citing Pyongyang's "open hostility," even after North Korea followed through on a pledge to blow up tunnels at its nuclear test site.
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This happens all across the country precisely because Internet Service Providers (ISPs) were granted monopolies by the government, but never followed through on their promise to build out their networks.
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The report added that EPA has not followed through on a 2005 memorandum agreeing to regularly collaborate with state and school districts to familiarize them with the agency's lead guidance.
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In the following days, the hackers followed through on the threat and released a treasure trove of embarrassing emails, contracts, unreleased scripts, employees private data, and even full unreleased movies.
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Roy Moore followed through on his threat -- he's suing Sacha Baron Cohen for portraying him as a pedophile on national TV ... and he's gunning for tens of millions of dollars.
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Beijing hasn't followed through on that yet, so perhaps the US is offering a gesture of goodwill to show that it hopes to continue negotiating with China in good faith.
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He hates Thoreau ("a dilettante") and fans of Kerouac, and may be the first person to have followed through on a threat to use John Grisham novels as toilet paper.
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U.S. energy firms idled eight working oil rigs, the first reduction in three weeks, as producers followed through on plans to slash spending, energy services firm Baker Hughes Co BRK.
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House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff (D-CA) also said Sunday on 60 Minutes that he's planning to subpoena Giuliani himself for documents this week — and he followed through on Monday.
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Jeff Flake (R-AZ) and other pivotal Republicans that he wouldn't hold a cloture vote until the FBI report had been completed, something he appears to have followed through on.
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And while Trump really has followed through on his promises to dole out harsh treatment to immigrants, none of his threatened legal actions against reporters have actually come to pass.
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Perhaps if I'd followed through on my passion for celestial objects and phenomena, I'd be studying a PhD in Astronomy at Cornell instead of writing about beauty products for a living.
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OPINION: Why Trump should strike a deal on North Korea Trump has not followed through on campaign threats to label China a currency manipulator or impose steep tariffs on Chinese imports.
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If Trump deserves any kudos at all it's for following through on his promise to donate his presidential paycheck—that's noteworthy because he hasn't always followed through on his charitable promises.
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On Tuesday, Israeli media ran images of what it said were Iranian air bases in Syria – an indication that the sites would be targeted if Tehran followed through on its threat.
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He has followed through on his commitment to transparency: Bear in mind that there would have been no release of the Mueller report or the call transcript if not for Barr.
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EDT According to news reports, the hacker followed through on their threat and uploaded the first 10 episodes of Orange Is the New Black Season 5 to Pirate Bay on Saturday.
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For instance, if Trump followed through on his threat specifically against the EU, it would largely affect luxury brands that ship from Europe, such as Mercedes-Benz and Audi, Drury said.
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Trump followed through on that threat in October — but at that point many insurers had already factored in the loss of the payments by raising premiums higher than they originally planned.
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Daniel rarely followed through on anything I recommended: having brief conversations by appointment with his wife, going to the company cafeteria, keeping a journal of his thoughts, emailing me between sessions.
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As for those farther on the edges of the debate stage, a few are edging toward establishing their own points of difference, though they haven't entirely followed through on the commitment.
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The Trump administration has also considered, but not yet followed through on, utilizing the Defense Production Act in order to compel private manufacturers to increase their production of these needed supplies.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Argentine President Mauricio Macri said his government would definitely appeal to the World Trade Organization if the U.S. Commerce Department followed through on threatened duties on Argentine biodiesel.
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The European Commission's president last week threatened to impose tariffs on Harley-Davidson motorbikes if U.S. President Donald Trump followed through on a plan to impose global duties on aluminum and steel.
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"I've done it," said Soyinka, 82, when asked if he had followed through on an earlier vow to leave the United States if Trump triumphed in the race for the White House.
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Less than three weeks before the election, he threatened to file a lawsuit against "all of these liars" once the election was over, but has not yet followed through on his threat.
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This is the first time that Congress has ever voted to terminate a president's national emergency, and also the first time Trump has followed through on his threats to veto a bill.
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Trump threatened further tariffs on Chinese imports, and his administration followed through on Friday, when it raised tariffs to 25% from 10% on some $200 billion worth of imported goods from China.
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Trump called off the planned June 12 summit meeting with the North Korean leader even after North Korea followed through on a pledge to blow up tunnels at its nuclear test site.
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At a different time, critics of Fidel Castro's Cuba wondered what might have been if the revolutionary leader had followed through on his purported (and perhaps dubious) promise as a baseball player.
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The S&P 0.23 shed 2.2% and the Dow fell 2.1% for the week after President Donald Trump followed through on his pledge to hike tariffs on Chinese goods worth $200 billion.
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A few days later, Mr. Trump followed through on his longstanding threat to pull out of the accord — a move that continues to strain relations between the United States and European allies.
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President Donald Trump has followed through on his threat to raise tariffs on $200 billion on Chinese goods in an effort to pressure Beijing in what looks like increasingly bleak trade negotiations.
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I was threatened with "island confinement" if I stepped out of line, a threat the García girls' mother followed through on when she found a bag of marijuana behind her daughter's dresser.
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But that was before Mr. Trump followed through on his plans to impose tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum, a move he says will force other countries to lower their trade barriers.
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But he said that could change if the Trump administration followed through on threats to raise tariffs on consumer goods, and if the uncertainty around trade caused an economic slowdown or layoffs.
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Trump, as he often does, followed through on his word, taking money -- in the form of US aid funding and contributions to the UN organization responsible for Palestinian refugees -- off the table.
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And while it was not the driving factor in Mahathir Mohamad's upset victory in May, the 93-year-old has followed through on promises to be tougher on Beijing since becoming President.
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Withdrawal from Paris climate deal Trump followed through on one of his major campaign promises when he announced in June that the U.S. would leave the Paris climate deal reached under Obama.
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North Korea also followed through on a pledge to blow up tunnels used for nuclear testing, though the White House said it was possible they could still be used in the future.
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In 1986, a Sarasota Herald-Tribune article interviewed women who had somehow done the unimaginable: both "made a truce with their diet demons" and followed through on this newer challenge of regular exercise.
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John Faso, R-NY, was quoted as saying, "We are just walking into a gigantic political trap" if Congress followed through on proposals to the group Planned Parenthood as part of repealing Obamacare.
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He threatened Toyota with a "big border tax" if it followed through on plans to build a factory in Mexico and blasted General Motors for selling Mexican-made cars in the United States.
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The United States has not followed through on the threat, but since legal rulings are routinely delayed, it effectively signaled that Washington reserved the right to ignore rulings that Washington does not like.
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Well, things might look very different if he had actually followed through on his campaign promises to make big investments in infrastructure, which would have created a lot of sales for U.S. manufacturing.
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte followed through on numerous threats to end his country's Visiting Forces Agreement with the US on Tuesday, notifying Washington of his intent to withdraw, triggering a 180-day countdown.
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Migration data from after Republican George W. Bush's 2000 election and 2004 re-election - other moments when liberal Americans pledged to move to Canada in protest - suggest few followed through on their promises.
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We broke the story ... Havoc and Kim followed through on plans to give a special shout out to Mobb Deep's Prodigy Sunday while presenting the Best Male Hip Hop Artist Award to Kendrick.
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One day after the presidential election, the organization insisted it would use its "full firepower" to fight back against him if he followed through on controversial campaign promises, including on immigration and torture.
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The White House followed through on its threat: It will slap tariffs on imported metals from the E.U., Canada and Mexico, after they failed to offer enough trade concessions for Mr. Trump's liking.
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On Wednesday, President Donald Trump followed through on a campaign promise he made to Conrad Black, a former media mogul and business partner, by pardoning him for fraud and obstruction of justice convictions.
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But ultimately, the president followed through on his campaign pledge at the urging of Mr. Sessions and other hard-line members inside his White House, including Stephen Miller, his top domestic policy adviser.
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Trump followed through on his campaign promise to label China a currency manipulator in August after China had allowed its yuan to drop below a seven-to-one exchange rate with the dollar.
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The operation culminated three years of rising tension since Mr. Trump took office and followed through on his pledge to withdraw from the nuclear agreement that Mr. Obama brokered with Iran in 2015.
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The man told us that the email exchange disturbed him so greatly he forwarded it to the FBI so there would be a written record in case Kasowitz followed through on the threat.
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"President Trump is wasting no time acting on his promises … He has followed through on his promise to insist on better trade agreements," Ryan said in a statement lauding Trump's decision on Monday.
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Waters' remarks followed through on a pledge she made during a House hearing in November, when she said that the deregulation actions taken by the Trump administration over the past two years would halt.
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Still, it can be difficult to track whether Trump has followed through on all his threats and promises, as there are often substantive differences between Trump's language and the language used by administration officials.
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Other farmers, meanwhile, are upset that the White House has not yet followed through on a promise to reform rules that would boost demand for corn-based ethanol, one of the state's biggest businesses.
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Mexico argues it has followed through on its commitment to reduce migration from Central America, underscoring that apprehensions of migrants on the southern U.S. border dropped roughly a third to about 100,000 in June.
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The mere fact that Trump has followed through on many of his campaign promises is one of the reasons why opinions of him remain as intense — both positive and negative — as ever, experts say.
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While Trump has not so far followed through on a campaign promise to take the United States out of the Paris deal, investors cannot count on strong environmental regulations in the future, he said.
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The former director of the Central Intelligence Agency and the National Security Agency said Friday that the military would have to disobey Donald Trump if he followed through on certain campaign promises as president.
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Earlier this month, Russell Crowe followed through on a not at all unusual plan to auction off millions of dollars worth of weird shit he's collected over the years to celebrate finalizing his divorce.
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After all, Republicans in Congress have still passed all of Trump's agenda items (save Obamacare repeal, which came within one vote of passage) and haven't actually followed through on threats to leave the party.
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The $8 billion CSR funds help make copays and deductibles cheaper for people who get insurance through Obamacare; if Trump followed through on his threat to stop those payments, the Obamacare markets might collapse.
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Trump's warm personal relations with Xi have softened his anti-China campaign stance; Trump hasn't followed through on his many, many promises to punish the country for what he sees as unfair trade practices.
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The president has followed through on plenty of threats, as when he slapped steel and aluminum tariffs on American allies and withdrew from Mr. Obama's nuclear agreement with Iran and Paris climate change accord.
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South Korea followed through on a promise to donate $2000 million to the U.N. World Food Programme (WFP), and announced it was also providing 50,000 tonnes of rice for delivery to its northern neighbor.
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Two things stand out, our chief diplomatic correspondent in Europe writes: how far Mr. Trump's tweets deviate from the way past presidents expressed themselves and how rarely he has followed through on his words.
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Mr. Trump has not followed through on his threats to fire Mr. Sessions in part because the attorney general retains strong support among fellow Republicans in the Senate, where he served for 20 years.
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Jared Golden (D-Maine), a freshman, followed through on his promise to vote yes for the impeachment article accusing Trump of abusing his power — but not the second, which alleges that Trump obstructed Congress.
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U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman said that Andrew, a son of Queen Elizabeth II, has not followed through on a public offer he made in November to help investigators with probes of the wealthy Epstein.
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The searches back up a claim that Avenatti intended to profit from a drop in Nike's stock price "if he followed through on his threats" to publicize damaging claims about the company, prosecutors said.
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"We assess that North Korea has followed through on its announcement by expanding its Yongbyon enrichment facility and restarting the plutonium production reactor," Clapper said in prepared testimony to the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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During his 2016 election campaign, Trump blasted the nuclear agreement - negotiated under his predecessor Barack Obama - as "the worst deal ever" but not followed through on threats to pull the United States out of it.
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Well, one thing we did do in 2016, is we elected a new President who pledged that he was going to get rid of the Iran deal and President Trump has followed through on that.
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Trump canceled a planned visit to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, next week, because of the government shutdown, but followed through on a pledge made last year to return to the farm convention.
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Kim Jong Un has followed through on at least one promise he made to U.S. President Donald Trump in Singapore in June — handing over the remains of U.S. soldiers who died during the Korean War.
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Since there's no Shark Tank for ideas that people have not followed through on at all, we asked people to tell us their worst/best stoned innovations and brought them into the world, via illustration.
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Critics say Beijing has not followed through on promises made when China joined the World Trade Organization in 2001, and that efforts to open up its economy to foreign companies have come far too slowly.
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"To protect those jobs and the sovereignty and freedom of the United States, I followed through on my promise to withdraw from the Paris climate accord," Trump said, leaving the podium to accept the applause.
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Donald Trump has made an unusually large number of pledges since becoming president, and as his administration approaches the 100-day mark on Saturday, the evidence shows he hasn't followed through on many of them.
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And it comes two weeks after Trump followed through on his threats to cease the crucial cost-sharing reduction payments to insurers, who had anticipated the risk of that with higher prices for next year.
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"In the last 10 months we have followed through on one promise after another," he said, touting recent stock market gains, regulatory rollbacks and the success of a military campaign against ISIS among his accomplishments.
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China responded Wednesday with its own list of American products worth $50 billion that it said would be hit with tariffs if Washington followed through on its threat, including soybeans, whisky, planes, cars, and chemicals.
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Le Sommer's penalty was awarded upon video review, which determined that Norwegian midfielder Ingrid Engen followed through on a clearance attempt and spiked the knee of French wingback Marion Torrent inside the 18-yard box.
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President Trump recently vowed to "spend a lot of time, a lot of effort, and a lot of money" combatting America's opioid epidemic, but — at least so far — he hasn't followed through on his pledge.
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Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has followed through on his promise to deliver 1,000 ventilators to help California hospitals treat patients diagnosed with COVID-19, Governor Gavin Newsom said during a press conference Monday.
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"When in the past America had spoken of red lines and not followed through on red lines, many argue that that emboldened others to act in ways that they would not have," Mr. Pence said.
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The greenback slid against the safe-haven yen and Swiss franc after China threatened to launch fresh trade measures if the United States followed through on a threat to impose $100 billion in additional tariffs.
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Bee's show has followed through on that promise, with impeccable timing, midway through an election that threatens to devolve into an apocalyptic match between a bright-orange Bobby Riggs and a hawkish Billie Jean King.
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The US followed through on its promise of intensification Friday, announcing a new raft of sanctions against 27 entities and 28 vessels either registered or flagged in several countries, including North Korea, China and Singapore.
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McConnell also warned that Trump's plan -- which the President eventually followed through on -- to declare a national emergency in order to divert financing for other projects to wall construction was not a good idea either.
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He also followed through on a campaign promise to require welfare recipients to undergo drug testing to receive benefits, playing into the awful stereotype that black people who receive government assistance are freeloading drug addicts.
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The cancellation came just hours after North Korea followed through on a pledge to blow up tunnels at its main nuclear test site, which Pyongyang said was proof of its commitment to end nuclear testing.
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Trump canceled the June 12 meeting "based on the tremendous anger and open hostility" in Kim's recent statement, even after North Korea followed through on a pledge to blow up tunnels at its nuclear test site.
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" As Oklahoma attorney general, Pruitt has followed through on promises he made on the campaign trail when running for his office in 2010 to "make sure the EPA doesn't regulate carbon emissions outside of Congressional authority.
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That's a reward for years of hard work, four hours sleep every night, all the things your father told you were the keys to success but you never followed through on because video games are fun.
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He voted in favor of regime change with Libya, voted in favor of the Security Council being an active participate in setting the parameters for what we would do, which of course we followed through on.
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday called off a planned summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, even after North Korea followed through on a pledge to blow up tunnels at its nuclear test site.
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Had Adams followed through on his suicidal intentions, he would have joined dozens, if not hundreds, of other pain patients who found the pain too unbearable and ended their lives in the midst of this crackdown.
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Before Justin Bieber threatened to delete his Instagram account and then actually followed through on the promise, he used the platform to disavow awards shows following a less-than-stellar time at the Billboard Music Awards.
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Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.) argued that Trump has done little to help veterans and that the businessman only followed through on promises to give money from a fundraiser to veterans groups after pressure from the media.
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US officials have failed to address questions about why the State Department never followed through on plans to spend millions of dollars on security improvements for diplomats in Basra despite earmarking the money to do so.
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And he predicted crime in cities would only get worse if the administration followed through on threats to pull Homeland Security and other federal policing money from cities that don't follow Trump's instructions on immigration policy.
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There's no way we could have worked on this for five years in a vacuum, or we would have gone absolutely insane, and we could never have followed through on how ridiculously stupid this game is.
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The funeral took place amid growing disappointment that Ukraine's leaders have not followed through on pledges after a second popular uprising two years ago to reform the country and tackle the corruption Gongadze spent his life exposing.
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He has yet to provide any evidence for the claim -- which has been widely debunked -- and has not followed through on a January pledge to sign an executive order opening a Justice Department investigation into the matter.
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She added she believed the yen would break through that level if Trump followed through on his threat to increase tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese products this week, and vented impatience over negotiations with China.
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Fevered negotiations with the network ensued, but eventually he followed through on his threat, holding a bizarre rally featuring fellow candidates and past Iowa caucus winners Mike Huckabee and Rick Santorum, neither of whom actually endorsed Trump.
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The bilateral spat took a turn for the worse in May, when President Donald Trump threatened and followed through on threats to ramp up U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports, catching investors by surprise and sending equities tumbling.
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" Oh, and for good measure, there's a new teaser for the series, perfectly soundtracked with ODB's "Shimmy Shimmy Ya," which followed through on Coker's assertion that he'd brought about the "Wu-Tang-ification of the Marvel Universe.
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SAN SALVADOR (Reuters) - Mexican Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard said on Friday that Mexico has followed through on its commitment to the United States to reduce migration from Central America, as a deadline in a bilateral pact approaches.
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Of course, after thousands of stories were written about this breakthrough technology, Rostech never followed through on any kind of demonstration, releasing stills of what looks like a guy in a motorcycle helmet and hockey pads instead.
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According to the outlet, Ryan ultimately followed through on his $500 purchase using bitcoin, and showed up to retrieve the package on Wednesday after asking that it be shipped to him through a Madison UPS Store mailbox.
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But it would seem Artforum has not followed through on their promise of being a "place of transparency, equity, and with zero tolerance for sexual harassment of any kind," which they trumpeted on their website in October.
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If he followed through on his talk about a tariff on cars, which would impact many voters, Congress might feel compelled to respond, though Kirkegaard and others I spoke to doubted that even that would be enough.
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There have also been questions about how much Mr. Trump has paid in taxes over the years, whether he in fact paid any federal taxes some years, and whether he has followed through on his charitable pledges.
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Still, he wants to strike a deal with Beijing and force China to change its trade practices as he looks to show he has followed through on a key campaign promise ahead of his 2020 reelection bid.
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The adviser, Larry Kudlow, made his comments two days after negotiations for a trade deal with China broke off and Mr. Trump followed through on a threat to raise tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese exports.
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If the DNC followed through on this plan — attempting to expose Sanders as an atheist in order to discredit him with Christian, especially Southern Baptist, voters — it would represent a big departure from the DNC's neutral role.
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And while Mr. Granger has followed through on promises to slash subsidies for the sugar industry, putting thousands of Indo-Guyanese out of work, he has not cut the bloated government bureaucracy, which mostly employs Afro-Guyanese.
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But for Trump, they're de rigueur, and as likely to be forgotten as followed through on: Another piece of evidence that he is working on changing the presidency more than the presidency seems to be changing him.
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U.S. energy firms idled eight working oil rigs, the first reduction in three weeks, as producers followed through on plans to slash spending, energy services firm Baker Hughes Co said in its closely followed report on Friday.
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But in the past year, Instacart has followed through on a plan to diversity its grocery-delivery business, inking pacts with industry giants such as Kroger and Albertsons, and expanding the company's deals with Costco and CVS.
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And just a few months earlier, he blasted ABC News's Tom Llamas as a "sleaze" after laying into the press for questioning whether he really followed through on his promise to donate millions of dollars to veterans groups.
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In a legal complaint last week, the nonprofit said that Mr. Kagan had threatened to "initiate a smear campaign in the press in order to irreparably harm Ars Nova's reputation," and had then followed through on that threat.
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If his answer was to do nothing while Gadhafi followed through on his pledge to slaughter the innocent, he should offer it — but that's well beyond the most steely eyed case for realism I've ever seen publicly argued.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Iran has followed through on its threat to breach a central limit of its nuclear deal with major powers, accumulating more enriched uranium than allowed under the accord, the International Atomic Energy Agency confirmed on Monday.
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A decade earlier, however, Mr. Kasowitz followed through on a similar threat, suing Timothy O'Brien, a Trump biographer and former reporter and editor for The Times, for libel and alleging that he had understated Mr. Trump's net worth.
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Yacoubian told me that Erdoğan may be engaged in a little saber-rattling here, but his rhetoric has been consistent and isn't unserious — it's not as if he hasn't followed through on his threats before, especially in Syria.
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Democrats took control of state governments or widened leads in legislative chambers last November, then followed through on promises to enact gun control in response to an epidemic of mass shootings in public spaces, religious sites and schools.
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Cyber security experts disagreed about the extent of the fallout from the data dump, but said a lot would depend on whether WikiLeaks followed through on a threat to publish the actual hacking tools, which could do damage.
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"He voted in favor of regime change with Libya, voted in favor of the Security Council being an active participate in setting the parameters for what we would do, which of course we followed through on," Clinton said.
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Iggy Azalea announced Thursday that she has plans to release new music throughout the month of March and she followed through on her promise shortly after with the release of her new single, "Can't Lose" featuring Lil Uzi Vert.
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Samuelsson said if the United States followed through on its threat to slap tariffs on European cars, that would result in a "very severe" impact for Volvo and the broader European auto industry that would be difficult to offset.
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And if you look at big-name dramas that have debuted in the 2010s, many have paid lip service to the idea of having a large, intricate world beyond their protagonists, but few have followed through on this promise.
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Mexico argues it has followed through on its commitment to the United States to reduce migration from Central America, underscoring that apprehensions of migrants on the southern U.S. border dropped by roughly a third to about 100,000 in June.
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In a letter dated Tuesday, Osaka's mayor, Hirofumi Yoshimura, followed through on a threat issued a year ago to end his city's longstanding relationship with San Francisco in protest of the monument, saying it presented a one-sided message.
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Rather, they said, he was expressing genuine frustration with Qatar's record and making sure it followed through on the commitments it made in backing a new joint Terrorist Financing Targeting Center, which the president announced last month in Riyadh.
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On Tuesday morning, the pair followed through on that promise when Jay-Z&aposs lawyer Alex Spiro filed the lawsuit at the US District Court in Greenville, Mississippi, listing Hall and Mississippi State Penitentiary Superintendent Marshall Turner as defendants.
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Morehouse — a private and historically black men's college in Atlanta — announced in a statement posted to their website on Friday that Smith had followed through on his promise by donating $34 million to the Morehouse College Student Success Program.
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The government has also followed through on its plan for a fourth round of electricity subsidy reform, lowering the electricity subsidy bill to EGP30 billion, although it has extended the deadline for phasing out electricity subsidies to 2021 from 0003.
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Ebrard said on Friday that Mexico has followed through on its commitment to the United States to reduce migration from Central America, after apprehensions of migrants on the southern U.S. border dropped by roughly a third to about 100,000 in June.
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But the impact would be even greater if Trump followed through on the other threat he tweeted: to put tariffs on basically everything else we import from China, which would hit products that have largely remained untouched, like clothing and footwear.
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Just 203 minutes "is perilously close to bombs away," retired U.S. General and former CIA director Davis Petreaus told VICE News, adding that Iran may well have chosen to strike back had the president followed through on his initial orders.
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Just 10 minutes "is perilously close to bombs away," retired U.S. General and former CIA director Davis Petreaus told VICE News, adding that Iran may well have chosen to strike back had the president followed through on his initial orders.
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On Monday Trump followed through on a threat to impose 10 percent tariffs on $200 billion worth of goods from China, with Beijing retaliating by slapping taxes of between five and 10 percent on $60 billion worth of U.S. goods.
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But in a filing on Tuesday in the federal court in Newark, United dismissed government concerns as speculative, and said the swap might aid competition if it followed through on its plan to add flights on new and popular routes.
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While maintaining the freeze on nuclear and ballistic missile testing that he started in November of 2017, Kim claims that he has followed through on pledges to dismantle a satellite launch facility and destroy tunnels at a former nuclear weapons site.
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LOS ANGELES — Carmelo Anthony followed through on his pledge to move forward with his growing interest in social issues by staging a community event here on Monday to address the recent spate of killings committed by and against police officers.
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Donald J. Trump met privately last week with Sheldon G. Adelson, the billionaire casino magnate, who this spring pledged to contribute as much as $100 million to support Mr. Trump's campaign but has not yet followed through on that commitment.
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TEHRAN/VIENNA (Reuters) - Iran has followed through on a threat to accelerate its production of enriched uranium, the head of the U.N. atomic watchdog said on Monday, departing from his usual guarded language to say he was worried about increasing tension.
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Prosecutors say that Mr. Covlin followed through on his word, but his attempts to obtain his wife's money after her death stalled after he became mired in a legal battle with her brother, along with a custody dispute over the children.
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Imagine that instead of just containing himself and behaving like a generic Republican, Trump had actually followed through on the populism that he promised in 2016, dragging his party toward the economic center and ditching the G.O.P.'s most unpopular ideas.
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The Nissan board followed through on Thursday with a unanimous vote to remove Mr. Ghosn as chairman and to eliminate Greg Kelly, a board member and former human resources director, who has also been implicated in the financial misconduct allegation.
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"I have always found that whenever he has made an engagement to me or a commitment to me on the phone or in person, he followed through on that, and that is someone you can work with," Mr. Trudeau said.
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The bills, which both failed and have been introduced annually over the past few years, pinned down senators' stances on a divisive 2020 issue as several senators face tough reelections and followed through on a request from President Donald Trump.
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Détente: Since his meeting with President Xi Jinping last month, Mr. Trump has followed through on promises to back off a new round of tariffs and consider granting waivers for American companies to do business with Huawei, the Chinese telecommunications giant.
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HHS staff warned Azar's, during the leadership transition, that the relationship would be difficult and advised Azar not to meet with Verma one-on-one, to guard against later accusations and to make sure that directives were followed through on.
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Mr. Friedman, who owns an apartment in Jerusalem, could live there and hold official meetings at the American Consulate in the city or at hotels nearby, allowing the administration to say it had followed through on the pledge to relocate.
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Mayor Stephanie Miner of Syracuse, whose police department also does not ask about immigration status, said she would depend on the legal guidance offered by Mr. Schneiderman's office if Mr. Trump followed through on his proposal to create a deportation force.
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Although he has been inconsistent on policy, harsh to opponents and a terrible manager of subordinates, often awkward and embarrassing in his style, he nonetheless has staked out strong positions on major issues and followed through on most of them.
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But they do not ask about Trump's existing tax proposal — which does not actually include higher taxes on the rich — or even about why he has never followed through on his previous promises to raise taxes on people like himself.
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Moran also followed through on this sentiment by complimenting Tester during the markup, noting that they both serve on the same five committees, including the Committee on Veterans' Affairs, and that, although they may disagree, they nonetheless have always worked well together.
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A senior BJP official also defended the action, saying it was part of the party's election manifesto in Uttar Pradesh and followed through on the stand taken by Modi during 2014 general election campaign, when he spoke out against India increasing meat exports.
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Staffan de Mistura, the United Nations special envoy for Syria, said the regime had not followed through on pledges to provide permits to supply five other areas in severe need of aid, which he described as a "deeply regrettable" violation of the agreement.
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Analysts said the rig increase occurred as energy firms followed through on plans to add rigs made months ago when crude was still trading over the key $50 a barrel level that was expected to prompt drillers to return to the well pad.
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That check, originally pledged by Mr. Trump in connection with a nationally televised telethon shortly before the Iowa caucuses in January, did not materialize until after a reporter for The Washington Post inquired about whether Mr. Trump had followed through on his commitment.
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Trump hopes to soon ink a partial "phase one" deal to resolve parts of his trade dispute with China, which he will likely claim on the campaign trail as proof that he followed through on his 2016 pledge to crack down on Beijing.
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But they also warned that North Korean leaders have made promises before that they never followed through on — and numerous Republicans drew the line at the notion Trump raised that the US could ultimately withdraw its thousands of troops in South Korea.
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The party also knows that Trump wants nothing more than to go back to his voters in the 2020 election and say he followed through on his promise to build the wall -- even if it is a hollow version of his original vision.
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While he has followed through on one of them — ordering an increase in military units on the border — there was no mention in the speech of the presidential proclamation on asylum and the new policy on family separation that he has promised.
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The idea has gotten a lot of support from all sides over the years — Congress endorsed it in 2015, the Obama administration followed through on the wish in 2016 regulations, now the Trump administration is embracing it too — though hospitals really hate it.
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Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) on Sunday said it would be "Republican suicide" if President Trump followed through on a report that he was planning to end DACA with a six-month delay, insisting that the program instead needed to be ended immediately.
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I talked loudly at the lunch table and flirted badly, ostentatiously, with boys at school, but I never followed through on it in private on AIM, never had the telltale posters of Jonathan Taylor Thomas or the Backstreet Boys on my wall.
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Duterte was responding to remarks by Massachusetts Congressman James McGovern, who told a hearing of the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission that he would protest against such a visit if U.S. President Donald Trump followed through on an invitation to the firebrand Philippine leader.
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VIENNA — The United States and European nations lifted oil and financial sanctions on Iran on Saturday and released roughly $100 billion of its assets after international inspectors concluded that the country had followed through on promises to dismantle large sections of its nuclear program.
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While all the talk in DC has been about Russia and tweets, Trump has actually followed through on campaign promises made in West Virginia, including pulling out of the Paris Climate Agreement, stopping the Clean Power Plan and reining in the Environmental Protection Agency.
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On June 22019, President Trump followed through on his campaign promise to pull the United States out of the Paris Climate Accord, an international agreement struck last year for long-term, worldwide actions to cut carbon emissions and reduce the threat of climate change.
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Ebrard said on Friday that Mexico has followed through on its commitment to the United States to reduce migration from Central America, after the number of apprehensions of migrants on the southern U.S. border dropped by roughly a third to about 100,000 in June.
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"We assess that North Korea has followed through on its announcement by expanding its Yongbyon enrichment facility and restarting the plutonium production reactor," Director of National Intelligence James Clapper said in a statement prepared ahead of his appearance at two hearings on Capitol Hill.
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After the companies failed to leverage popular support against a new law requiring their drivers to pass fingerprint-based background checks in a vote on May 20163th, they followed through on their promises and ceased operations in the city, claiming the requirement was too onerous.
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Watchdog outlet OpenSecrets noted most of those Democrats not only followed through on their promise of not accepting money from corporate PACs, but also that many times that decision didn't disadvantage their fundraising because individual donors were so willing to give in the 2018 cycle.
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BRUSSELS — European Union officials unveiled an array of tariffs on Wednesday that they would place on American-made goods if the United States followed through on President Trump's plan to impose penalties on imported steel and aluminum, raising the specter of a trade war.
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His administration has followed through on some of his threats — applying tariffs on many steel and aluminum imports, the existing tariffs on Chinese imports that Mr. Trump threatened to expand on Sunday — but has backed off whenever markets and the economy have looked soft.
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In recent weeks, Mr. Xi, who in his tenure has challenged the United States' global dominance more directly than any Chinese leader since Mao Zedong, has followed through on a series of deals that he struck with Mr. Trump in Buenos Aires this month.
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Late Friday afternoon, less than a month after a Democrat, Tony Evers, defeated Scott Walker, the incumbent Republican governor, Robin Vos, the Republican Speaker of the Wisconsin State Assembly, followed through on his threat to strip the new governor of some of his power.
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Even allies miffed by Mr. Trump's steel tariffs remained largely supportive when he imposed $50 billion in tariffs on China — and only China — in response to its predatory tech trade practices, then threatened another $200 billion if Beijing followed through on a promise to retaliate.
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"I think that they actually followed through on the things that we asked them to in terms of — you know, whether it was coal, whether it was talking to them, whether it was dialog, whether it was letting them know and condemning," Haley said.
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The Trump administration followed through on a threat to cut off billions of dollars of subsidy payments to insurers, shortened the Obamacare open enrollment period, slashed advertising for the program by 90 percent and cut funding to groups that help people sign up for health insurance.
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Levin argued that, in addition to USMCA, a provision in the 2017 Republican tax law that taxes income made by U.S. companies' foreign subsidiaries at half the rate of their income at home also shows Trump has not followed through on his promises to U.S. workers.
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In an interview with ABC on Friday morning, Carl and Marsha Mueller — whose daughter Kayla Mueller was taken hostage in August 85033 — said President Obama never followed through on a promise to make a donation to a foundation set up in their daughter's name, called Kayla's Hands.
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Were he not being replaced by the president, General McMaster would soon have found himself facing the same choice that Gary Cohn had to confront once Mr. Trump followed through on his promises of economic nationalism: to resign or implement a policy with which he firmly disagreed.
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Saudi Arabia's National Shipping firm, Bahri, snatched up about 24 VLCCs since last week amid a bookings frenzy to ship crude oil to customers as it followed through on its promise to boost crude oil output in a price war with Russia and U.S. shale producers.
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The players, coaches and trainers, all in white, stood somberly on the sideline during the country music star Tyler Farr's rendition of the song, and while some fans followed through on the team's request to link arms, far more were seen with their hands over their hearts.
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Following pressure on the administration to act on those sanctions as punishment for Moscow interfering in the 2016 presidential elections, the department followed through on Thursday, adding five entities and 19 individuals, many connected to the Russian "troll farm" Internet Research Agency, to those designated under sanctions.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea followed through on a pledge to blow up tunnels used for nuclear testing on Thursday, South Korean media reported, as part of steps that have reduced tension on the Korean peninsula and raised the possibility of a summit with the United States.
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READ: Trump finally has his trade war — the "largest in economic history" After months of negotiations, Washington finally followed through on threats to impose a 25 percent duty on $34 billion worth of Chinese goods Friday, with Beijing immediately returning fire by imposing equivalent levies on U.S. products.
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The tax filing offers new details about Mr. Trump's charitable giving, which became the subject of intense scrutiny during his presidential campaign after news reports raised questions about whether he had followed through on pledges he made to donate money and his lack of financial support for the foundation.
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And each time, it's just their way to distract from the fact that with two years in control of the House, they have followed through on exactly zero of their promises to the American people and instead pursued worthless investigations of a president that they just don't like.
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In a final wall text, Mr. Hockney says he painted his Los Angeles house "Matisse colors," but you may already have sensed that he's followed through on the dense blue, green, black and red of the French modernist's implacable 1909 masterpiece, "The Conversation," like no one else, Matisse included.
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ETA, the Basque separatist group, is expected to turn over its remaining weapons next month, the Basque regional leader and a Basque activist said Friday, a development that brought a cautious response by the Spanish government as the organization has not followed through on similar pledges in the past.
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But talk began to swirl recently that policymakers may be weighing more aggressive action to jumpstart the economy — such as the first benchmark lending rate cut in three years — if Washington followed through on its threat to sharply ramp up trade pressure on China at the start of the new year.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Long-time gold bull John Paulson followed through on Friday on a pledge made last year to team up with other gold investors in an effort to work with management of companies in the gold sector to improve returns, according to the group, called the Shareholders Gold Council.
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One big promise that Trudeau followed through on in Tuesday's budget was a commitment to extend the freedom of information regime to every corner of his government — including the offices of all of his ministers, even his own — an initiative he pledged to stick to in an interview with VICE News.
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Turkey, which has long called for countries to take back their ISIS suspects, followed through on its threat this week to start sending them back, amid tensions with Europe over its controversial military operation against the Kurds in northern Syria, and proposed EU sanctions over Ankara's drilling for gas off Cyprus.
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In a court filing obtained by The Hill, the Justice Department followed through on a promise earlier this week to ask for the Supreme Court to make a "rare" move to bypass the 9th Circuit Court and rule on the legality of the decision before the court's term ends in June.
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It was one thing, before 2017, to argue that, had then President Barack Obama followed through on his 2013 threat of punitive strikes, this would have deterred Syria from future use of chemical weapons, changed the course of the war, and perhaps even toppled Bashar al-Assad, the Syrian leader.
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Bill de BlasioBill de BlasioMontana's Democratic governor plans last-minute run for Senate De Blasio to 'Boomer pundits': Smaller field 'very GOOD formula' for Sanders Yang 'looking' at running for mayor of New York City MORE followed through on his promise, and there are now 267 New York City community schools.
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For example, if future policymakers responded to a severe recession by announcing their intention to keep the federal funds rate near zero for a very long time after the economy had substantially recovered and followed through on that guidance, then they might inadvertently encourage excessive risk-taking and so undermine financial stability.
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PARIS — As Turkey followed through on its threat to release more Islamic State detainees last week, Western European nations were confronted with a problem they had long sought to avoid: what to do about the potential return of radicalized, often battle-hardened Europeans to countries that absolutely do not want them back.
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The Iranian President said his country was scaling back its adherence to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, as the Iran nuclear deal is formally known, because Tehran had been complying with the pact, while the Europeans, under pressure from US sanctions, had not followed through on promised trade and economic benefits.
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Trump had used China as a punching bag on the campaign trail -- accusing it of "raping" the US economy and stealing millions of American jobs but Trump has not followed through on campaign promises to label China a "currency manipulator" on day one of his presidency or to impose steep tariffs on all Chinese imports.
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Then in a move that clearly shocked the delicate sensibilities of the left, 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 actually followed through on his campaign promises.
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It's still unclear whether Cohen actually followed through on his pay-to-play promises, but a story in The Wall Street Journal on Sunday quoted a Cohen associate who said that he expressed frustration with the president last year, grumbling that Trump was "not calling him and not helping him," the person reportedly said.
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House Democrats have followed through on their threat to issue a subpoena to the White House for documents concerning President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' US moves British ISIS suspects from Syria amid Turkish invasion MORE's dealings with Ukraine.
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Sen. Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzGOP signals unease with Barr's gun plan NRA says Trump administration memo a 'non-starter' Barr fails to persuade Cruz on expanded background checks MORE (R-Texas) and actress Alyssa Milano on Tuesday followed through on their pledge to meet to discuss gun control legislation after arranging the sit-down through Twitter last week.
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THE TOPLINE: House Democrats have followed through on their threat to issue a subpoena to the White House for documents concerning President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' US moves British ISIS suspects from Syria amid Turkish invasion MORE's dealings with Ukraine.
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Here's this week's briefing: President Trump's threats to close our border and his order to cut US assistance to Central American countries -- a pledge he has made before but hasn't followed through on -- will undoubtedly create a perfect storm of increased migration flows at our southern border, strained relationships with key partners, and new economic risks for everyday Americans.
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In separate interviews, both leaders said that the president was noncommittal and that their future dealings with him would depend on whether he followed through on his pledge to protect young undocumented immigrants brought here as children — beneficiaries of the Obama-era program Mr. Trump is winding down, known as Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA.
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What they're saying: Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi told reporters after that while not every issue was resolved, those present were "determined to save this deal," per AP. The big picture: The United Nations' nuclear watchdog confirmed this month that Iran has followed through on its threat to enrich uranium beyond the purity limit set under the 2015 nuclear deal.
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The episodes seem to have been made about five years ago, and there are no new ones showing the results of the talent search or featuring footage of the winner in the UK. Which makes me think they never actually followed through on their promise to send one of these people there, and poor Dawn did all that on camera for nothing. Heartbreaking.
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Travel ban Trump followed through on that pledge in the first week of his presidency, issuing an executive order that banned citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries from the US, but that order was quickly blocked by federal courts that deemed it unconstitutional, prompting Trump and his administration to issue a revised order, which has also been blocked and is now headed for the Supreme Court.
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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 followed through on his campaign promise to renegotiate the existing North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), announcing the renamed USMCA with leaders from Mexico and Canada this past November.
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Giving visas out to sufficiently high bidders is the antithesis of the "not just an economy" philosophy — especially when the US government doesn't require that investment income to provide jobs for Americans directly, The government agency tasked with approving the investment plans for EB-25 visas, and with checking to see if the investors have followed through on their promise to create US jobs, is US Citizenship and Immigration Services.
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In the past four days, the United States launched a cyberattack on Iran, President Donald Trump followed through on his threat to place even more sanctions on Tehran, European nations pushed to end mounting tensions, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo set out to build a global coalition to counter Tehran, and the US announced plans to create a new military protection force to safeguard shipping in vital waterways in the Middle East.
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"We assess that North Korea has followed through on its announcement by expanding its Yongbyon enrichment facility and restarting the plutonium production reactor," Director of National Intelligence James ClapperJames Robert ClapperEx-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity Former DHS, intelligence leaders launch group to protect presidential campaigns from foreign interference Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief MORE said in a statement prepared ahead of his appearance at two hearings on Capitol Hill.
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Imagine that he followed through on Steve Bannon's boasts about a big infrastructure bill instead of trying for Obamacare repeal; imagine that he listened to Marco Rubio and his daughter and tilted his tax cut more toward middle-class families; imagine that he spent more time bullying Silicon Valley into inshoring factory jobs than whining about Fake News; imagine that he made lower Medicare drug prices a signature issue rather than a last-minute pre-election gambit.
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Gallup's editor-in-chief Frank Newport said on Wednesday that 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 nominations of Brett Kavanaugh and Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court show he's followed through on his pledge to evangelicals to appoint more conservatives to the high court.
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Now, as US attorney general William Barr prepares to face congressional hearings this week about the Mueller probe's conclusions and deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein, who oversaw the Mueller probe for nearly two years, resigns, a fresh assessment of the current investigative landscape facing Trump makes clear how the center of gravity of the probes has shifted to New York—to the Southern District, which continues several investigations into Trump's world and to the new state attorney general, Letitia James, who has followed through on her campaign pledge to hold Trump accountable and who just Monday faced presidential Twitter opprobrium for her push to investigate the NRA.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenHouse Democrat presses Mnuchin on 'alleged rampant corruption' at Treasury Vulnerable Republicans balk at Trump-backed drug pricing bill Overnight Health Care — Presented by Partnership for America's Health Care Future — Warren faces tough choices on 'Medicare for All' funding | Dems demand answers on Tom Price's charter flights | Medicaid expansion nears 2020 ballot in Oklahoma MORE (D-Ore.), and Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurraySenate Democrats call on White House to abandon plan to collect DNA from migrants Overnight Health Care: Judge temporarily blocks Alabama near-total abortion ban | Sanders dismisses calls for 'Medicare for All' funding plan | Dems urge Trump not to back down on vaping flavor ban Senate Democrats urge Trump not to back down from vaping flavor ban MORE (D-Wash.) demanded answers as to why HHS has not followed through on numerous recommendations from the agency's inspector general to recoup the money, and to implement changes to ensure there is no more wasteful spending.
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