The president's current battle to make good on his promise leaves him no option but to make good on it.
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You have to have both because you want to make good investments, but you also want to make good investments where you can work with the person.
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Which all -- ridiculously -- perpetuates the problem by implying we could never expect more, such as nonsexist movie moguls who make good movies, and nonsexist legislators who also make good policies.
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That's the other ... sorry, you can make good money.
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Akinosun will make good on her collegiate prediction in December, and she'll officially make good on her Olympics prediction next Friday, August 12th, when she steps onto the blocks for the 100 meter.
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It's up to Barry to make good on that promise.
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"Hopefully, someone will make good use of this," Newman says.
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Spoiler alert: Trump rally speeches do not make good policy.
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There's still time to make good on those money resolutions.
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"Always, always make good on what you say, " he says.
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Servers who work in upscale restaurants can make good money.
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Naturally, many people make good use of these lower prices.
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It doesn't make good TV. Stories do — people being compelling.
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My point to you is they make good product. One.
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"These types of animals don't make good pets," she said.
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Now the GOP needs to make good on its promises.
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"We're going to make good on that promise," he said.
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Cornish locals like to dance, sing, and make good pastry.
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Whether cats make good "fur babies," then, is very debatable.
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We need to be reminding kids to make good choices.
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It tried to make good things and do minimal harm.
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She said, 'Don't make good enough the enemy of perfect.
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Now, PDVSA is struggling to make good on those promises.
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"Hopefully, we can help patients make good decisions," Carlini said.
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Use your powerful mind to make good decisions this week.
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Captain Marvel looks poised to make good use of it.
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Trump has moved aggressively to make good on his promises.
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"You make good money as a truck driver," she said.
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I couldn't make good grades from the day I started.
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"I trust the guy to make good judgments," he said.
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The landlord gave Ms. Saltzberg the weekend to make good.
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Michelle Lujan Grisham would make good running mates for Biden.
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" Perhaps a corollary should be "easy cases make good law.
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The question is, can Ayanna make good on this opportunity?
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You feel confident that he's going to make good decisions.
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They make good money and live in a $600,000 home.
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Would officials make good on their threats and punish her?
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I didn't make good gefilte fish or good chopped liver.
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We don't make good deals anymore; we make bad deals.
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The resulting stress impairs the ability to make good choices.
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It's a great challenge to make good whisky in Quebec.
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I just didn't make good pitches when I had to.
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This is normal, but it doesn't make good public policy.
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Trump has vowed to be smart and make good deals.
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People make good Juicero jokes, but it's actually pretty cool.
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Scotch, vodka, gin, tequila and moonshine do not make good stew.
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They would make good tinder for his cooking fire, he said.
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Make good food choices Life on the road can be indulgent.
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"Trust women to make good decisions when they have good information."
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Now the NLD is moving to make good on that promise.
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Drama, music, art, creative writing — that's how you make good citizens.
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We want to make good content but we're smart about this.
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What would it mean for startup employees looking to make good?
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It was easier for me to make good pictures of them!
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Trump has a responsibility to make good on his campaign promises.
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I make good stuff and try to get the best cost.
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How will we know if people make good on their pledges?
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PERINO: It&aposs that -- FOWLER: I always make good points, Jesse.
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They calmed the situation down and continued to make good pitches.
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How long can Venezuela continue to make good on its obligations?
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This week he has started to make good on that threat.
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Some famous fighters, even those with titles, don't make good teachers.
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I tried to hire people, but they didn't make good food.
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As you might expect, I didn't make good money doing it.
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They expect their elected officials to make good on that promise.
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All of these things impact your ability to make good decisions.
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As we walked, he cut branches that would make good staffs.
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Alpha insists it will make good on all its environmental obligations.
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Will Netflix make good use of the books' strangest plot points?
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Investments such as the Mambila power plant make good business sense.
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Now the question is how to make good on that promise.
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Hell, most of the time they don't even make good ones.
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Peace doesn't make good TV. Dialogue is not an exciting visual.
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He has yet to make good on any of those threats.
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"Good Fences Make Good Neighbors" is presented by Public Art Fund.
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"Today, you can make good money from streaming online," he added.
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Such divisions only serve to make good outcomes harder to achieve.
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And recently, he finally got to make good on that promise.
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You can teach anyone how to make good drops over time.
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Note that this would also make "good" tweets far less viral.
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What do you think it takes to make good, healthy habits?
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But usually, eventually, the voters make good decisions and democracy works.
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Many good producers, like Paul Pernot, make good aligotés as well.
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Even the most cerebral players do not necessarily make good managers.
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This conjunction helps us to connect, and make good first impressions.
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But this pizza machine is not designed to make good pizza.
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The problem is we don't make good use of this information.
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Now it was his turn to make good on his promise.
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Advisers said he was determined to make good on his word.
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And was a lot of fun to make good work with.
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Proponents say entrepreneurs can make good use of dual structures (think Google).
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How McConnell will make good on that promise remains to be seen.
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We hope to make good use of his gains for our future.
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Who would have thought the Microsoft Office Suite would make good art?
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We have a clear commitment we are going to make good on.
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How can I make sounds, or how can I make good visuals?
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She says that would make good on his half of the debt.
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Additionally, Erdogan will make good on threats to expand military operations abroad.
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Hence Moscow's apparent eagerness for Trump to make good on his invitation.
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Carla Geneve "Yesterday's Clothes" Australia knows how to make good guitar music.
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Pay off an old debt to make good use of the energy.
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Men don't look at me and think I'd make good wife material.
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As it turns out, Twitter really can make good things happen — hopefully.
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And nearly 70 days later, it will make good on its promise.
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"They don't make good stories or prosecutions," said Deputy Sheriff Maureen Kokeas.
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Image: Kumugai et AlResearchers really want to make good three-dimensional displays.
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But Fitbit knows how to make good trackers, and this is one.
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"China can't make good electric cars," one former high-ranking employee says.
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Now, people are just hoping Clinton can make good on the promise.
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Mess with me, mess with me because I actually make good music.
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Chinese firms have proven that they can make good products for less.
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Playing a make-good date they announced immediately in the tragedy's aftermath.
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Amazingly enough, you could even make good money on some of these.
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To make good food choices, you must stick to the following criteria.
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"My job as a coach is to make good decisions," he says.
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"You can't make good food without fresh, high-quality ingredients," said Georges.
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What we know is we have to make good on this promise.
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Since then Turkey has done little to make good on its promise.
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"The trappers up here, they could make good money," Kisoun told me.
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All we want now is someone to make good use of it.
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Iran is now building the instrumentalities to make good on those threats.
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Now, it looks like they're about to make good on that threat.
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This is bad because ICANN depends on participation to make good decisions.
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Davila believes Venezuela will make good on the PDVSA bond this Friday.
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Medical treatment is not the prerogative of people who make good choices.
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" He added: "I know that 14-year-olds don't make good decisions.
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Khan on Monday called on Trump to make good on his offer.
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ATLANTA — I just wanted to learn how to make good cornbread dressing.
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He feels we must make good on our word [to defend Egypt].
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I think they know I'm going to make good deals for them.
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There are much easier ways to make good money in this field.
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Ali: When you just want to make good ass music, shit flows.
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For a time, it seemed she would make good on her promise.
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"I want to make good dance accessible to the world," she says.
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"It's impossible to make good tupelo honey in Georgia," Mr. Lanier said.
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You can't look at individual harms alone and make good health decisions.
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Whether McConnell will make good on that promise remains to be seen.
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Shutdowns may make good partisan theater, but they don't make any winners.
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Today, North Korea's ability to make good on its threat is limited.
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And it's really hard to make good news the news that leads.
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"We can't trust this administration not to make good on its threats."
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Or let the project expire and make good on the Paris commitments.
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Last month, Mr. Trump started to make good on his campaign pledge.
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The series make good complements, like two testaments in a sitcom Bible.
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You try to make good pitches, and obviously I left pitches up.
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But again, he didn't make good on the threat at the time.
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The fire references are coincidental; I guess fires just make good stories!
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I have friends who make good money teaching capoeira in New York.
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If you don't know what you want, you can't make good decisions.
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Yeah. Can you make good drug arrests without having to use CIs?
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Of course, DC still has to make good films for this to work.
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Payouts often mean that insurers must make good on the deal for decades.
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If Trump decided to make good on his promise, should Bezos be worried?
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"We make good money, and it's still hard to get by," Howard said.
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Image: AMCIt's hard to make good TV about Silicon Valley and its predecessors.
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And they make good use of every spare minute they have, Underwood said.
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Trader Brian Kelly contended both GM and Ford would make good short plays.
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Perhaps YouTube will ultimately make good on its promises to de-radicalize itself.
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World leaders must make good on their commitments to prevent catastrophic biological events.
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So it's not clear when the company can make good on Musk's promises.
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Since then she has done almost nothing to make good on that promise.
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Meanwhile, confrontational Aries and evasive Scorpio do not make good bedfellows for Venus.
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It's an axiom of the web that happy people don't make good posts.
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All those in power have a responsibility to make good on that promise.
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I don't trust him to make good decisions or to hire good people.
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Lies make good headlines, good headlines make great covers, great covers sell magazines.
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We shall see if they are able to make good on that promise.
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But giving teachers autonomy doesn't automatically mean that all will make good decisions.
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I write, trying to make good music and what feels right to me.
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"The way to make good content is to care about it," said Yassin.
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And now, Trump is mulling whether he will make good on that pledge.
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" However, as the poem Mending Wall also noted, "good fences make good neighbors.
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The prime minister will have the responsibility to make good on that pledge.
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And this week we saw some bad ole pirates, willing to make good.
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"No one's ever used this region to make good chocolate before," he said.
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And he believes the Swedish people will make good ambassadors for the country.
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Kim Kelly: First problem: no one this loaded can make good country music.
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Critical moments like this demand we make good choices, based on good information.
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Iagnemma said the company is confident that its software can make good decisions.
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All of these changes make good sense, given the savings they would bring.
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Now it's time for the president-elect to make good on those promises.
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"Good fences make good neighbors," the one farmer says, repeating an old saying.
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In an interview with The Hill, Dean argued governors can make good presidents.
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They make good incomes, save a decent amount, and have plenty left over.
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Wardynski said gamers "make good soldiers" due to their ability to absorb information.
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The FBI and Justice Department have a chance to make good on that.
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Material support for ISIS is a crime, but can we make good cases?
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Situations like this will make good teams stronger, so hopefully that's the case.
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There is a working kitchen onstage, and they make good use of it.
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With Kavanaugh, reproductive rights advocates worry Trump could make good on that promise.
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Maybe we'll be able to institute some kind of change and make good.
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There's a creative and generous energy in air—make good use of it!
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But Mr. Trump has largely failed to make good on his immigration promises.
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And my suspicion is the North Koreans make good use of that data.
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If good fences make good neighbors, then entitlement, it seems, makes bad ones.
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Now's as good a time as ever to make good on his promise.
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They want their kids to make good on the sacrifices their parents made.
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I don't remember last year anymore, but I'm trying to make good swings.
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"They make good neapolitan pizzas both with traditional and modern combinations," says Samson.
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Whether Trump will now make good on his threat remains to be seen.
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Still, some settlers are skeptical he will make good on his annexation promise.
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"I want to make good products that people can live in," Transtoto says.
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None of them make good coffee and the plastic pods aren't easily recyclable.
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I make good progress on it, even though I have to pause twice.
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More importantly, it now has the capability to make good on these threats.
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Thinking about ways to make good games that still are funded by microtransactions.
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You can make good money, get a career, be recognized by your country.
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But now the Fed chairman was ready to make good on his promise.
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The subjects and contents of the paintings would also make good record covers.
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Of course, she's got 5 more days to make good before Halloween. #Getbackinthegame.
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But there's no need to make good causes the enemy of each other.
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As President-Elect Trump prepares to take office and make good on his promise to the electorate, there is a viable path for him to also make good on actually getting them back into the workforce and feeling great again.
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"I didn't know how to necessarily make good robots and I was scared of failing to make good robots, so I thought I might as well make bad robots to kind of alleviate the pressure of that," she told me.
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Instead, McConnell said, tech can make good by helping weaponize their platforms against Russia.
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If you make good dal-chawal (lentils and rice), you will always find takers.
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The Academy plans to make good on its $65,000 promise to the Girl Scouts.
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But it also doesn't matter who the fuck you are, you [make good] music.
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Now they&aposre waiting for Kim Jong-un to make good on his word.
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Braces make good oral hygiene harder to accomplish, and they make bad hygiene worse.
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" To him, the real problem lies with the inability to "just make good movies.
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And logic is on our side because we make good products that are affordable.
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Now I must set you free to make good decisions and make me proud.
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Cuba, Mexico, and the riches of the California-landed diaspora also make good showings.
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It is not clear whether Mr. Trump will make good on his latest threats.
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He's also started to make good on that by launching on Instagram last August.
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What pop-culture references do you think would make good Halloween costumes for 2019?
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"I'm obviously biased but I really do think patents make good art," answers Watson.
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And since becoming president, he's taken many steps to make good on his promise.
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"Today's news will not make good the harm done on Obama's watch," she continued.
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Luckily, my look was "commercial," meaning I could make good money doing catalog work.
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It could make good food and medicinal plants more affordable and accessible, Hooks said.
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Now, what if you could still make good decisions, and just do it faster?
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Lady Gaga as Jo CalderoneSo many of Gaga's outfits would make good Halloween costumes.
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DiCaprio is the local kid trying to make good, a cop infiltrating Nicholson's gang.
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But he will also need to make good on expected promises for deeper reform.
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But Trump can still make good on his promise by pursuing free market solutions.
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"I agree that all three would make good buys into weakness here," Cramer said.
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On Ukraine he said Russia must make good on its commitments to a ceasefire.
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Games that make good use of lots of cores will be good for everyone.
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And drivers make good money — as much as $100,000 a year in some cases.
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The actions look to make good on a series of campaign promises he made.
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It's beginning to look like those judges will make good on the president's promises.
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Diaz-Canel assured Sanchez on Thursday that Cuba would make good on those debts.
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That whole kind of gang of musicians, they just want to make good music.
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Here's what I looked for beyond the obvious chemistry: Does she make good decisions?
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Cow farts make good laugh lines, but the climate crisis is no laughing matter.
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This is not to say that she didn't make good on her own there.
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Vacuums make good gifts, especially for someone who is newly living on their own.
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We've made good on that promise and continue to make good on that promise.
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It's boring and it's slow—but it's how you make good products over time.
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For example, companies that have moved from disk storage to flash make good prospects.
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What you have to do is just make good friends and really be loyal.
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Klinsmann could never make good on his promises, which eventually caught up with him.
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That means places like hilltops, plains and oceanfronts make good sites for wind turbines.
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While other cheeses make good sandwiches, nothing compares to a grilled cheese with American.
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And so, the question: Is it possible to make good pop culture about EDs?
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When the government failed to make good on the subsidies, many continued to plant.
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Trump knows it will make good TV. He knows people will run with it.
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Investors gathered at the bank on Wednesday, pushing for the bank to make good.
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In that way we can make good on the promises of the gig economy.
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It doesn't just make good business sense, it's also the right thing to do.
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Either way, the employer is still obligated to make good on the pension promise.
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With the possible exception of Murphy, they won't make good on that pledge. 9.
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He must make good on his promises, for his supporters will soon be hungry.
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The post-World War II order regrettably has failed to make "good governance" universal.
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We just decided, 'Let's just concentrate where we can hopefully make good things happen.
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They are hopeful Mr. Trump will not make good on most of his threats.
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Trump would be seeking to make good on his promise to bolster military spending.
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King was more bullish on Kelly's ability to help the president make good decisions.
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But there's still time left in 2017 to make good on this year's resolutions.
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Now, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani says he's prepared to make good on that threat.
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But to make good money as a driver, he says, you can't be lazy.
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And I think you make good choices and bad choices in terms of lifestyle.
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Yeah, I just don't think that's a really effective way to make good things.
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He's not out now looking for you to finally make good on all those promises.
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We want to make good on our word and deliver even greater events this year.
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If you see others make good returns it's embarrassing if you don't do the same.
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Apple is trying to make good on its promises to put its users' privacy first.
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"Kourtney just wants him to make good choices because of their kids," the source said.
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Fortunately, he's starting to make good on his promise to help the residents of Flint.
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Lord help us to make good decisions that will be best for generations to come.
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It's a lot of ... So what is the grit ... Because again, make good stuff. Good.
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The lawyers say there is a real worry Swarbrick will make good on his threats.
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The infusion is needed to help Greece make good on bond payments due in July.
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Even with a leader determined to make good choices, building an honest state is hard.
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Earlier this month, Apple said the tech to make good AR glasses "doesn't exist" yet.
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I know Nintendo can make good, engrossing games that the entire family wants to play.
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Mr Comey's latest intervention looks like an effort to make good some of that damage.
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The story of Billy Caldwell suggests that, unusually, a hard case will make good law.
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I hope work isn't too hectic tonight, but I still hope to make good money.
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Robots tend not to make good chefs, even if they are less prone to tantrums.
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And like so many startups Presearch may never make good on the massive disruptive vision.
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Rather, they considered ways to make good characters that represent a large group of people.
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Black Friday is clearly the time to make good on those promises to get fit.
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Now it has to make good on what those extra dollars are delivering to viewers.
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Now, Trump is doing more than Congress ever could to make good on that promise.
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Gregory knew from experience that her volatile grandson might well make good on his promise.
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" He added, "Banks must review their procedures to ensure they can make good credit decisions.
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Translucent lobsters might look cool, but face it: they just don't make good lobster rolls.
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I want to make good film clips and I think I'm getting better at it.
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To get ahead, it's often not enough to make good professional choices in your job.
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First, kinkajous do not make good pets, regardless of what you've seen in the tabloids.
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How can we trust the FDA to make good decisions regarding safe and effective devices?
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But it will be if the EU fails to make good on its resettlement promises.
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Opponents say Mnangagwa has failed to make good on promises of political and economic reform.
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From past experience, she has an inherent sense of which pieces would make good neighbors.
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Most vitamins and supplements don't actually make good on the health promises on their packages.
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Both policies can make good sense if applied carefully and in a well-targeted fashion.
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A digital scale is not necessary to make good coffee, but it's nice to have.
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We should acknowledge their commitment and help them make good on this promise of inclusion.
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The goal was simple: make good products that will have a positive impact on companies.
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With those discount opportunities, it's encouraging teens to make good decisions and have positive habits.
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Congress recently failed in efforts to make good another Trump campaign promise to reform healthcare.
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It will be easier to make good on his promises to attack corruption in Washington.
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Just looking for high pitches today to make good contact, and that's what I did.
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And in his first weeks, the president has ventured to make good on those vows.
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"Hopefully they can make good deals here, which will help pay the rent back home."
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That's not necessarily the case, and it's certainly not an incentive to make good policy.
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They should make good use of it by being as patient as they possibly can.
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I didn't make good decisions because I thought I knew what was best for me.
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As the family heads south, "Lost Children Archive" begins to make good on its title.
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He claims that you can make good money playing weddings, funerals and St. Patrick's Days.
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Eventually, Trump will be able to make good on his promise to eviscerate the watchdog.
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Ecologists were puzzled at first, but the behavior turns out to make good ecological sense.
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But remember, for all my entreaties, you don't need a recipe to make good food.
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As we told you, Shia also says he wants to make good with Savannah cops.
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"Comics and comediennes make good actors because it's very hard to do comedy," she said.
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While translators cannot turn bad books into great ones, they can make good books mediocre.
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It remains to be seen whether Mr. Netanyahu will make good on his election promises.
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Rather, many are imbued with a burning desire to succeed, to make good their lives.
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On top of regulatory woes, scooters aren't lasting long enough to make good business sense.
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After hesitating, Mr. Trump appears to have decided to make good on his past promises.
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We help them make good decisions at school, with friends and on the sports field.
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And how to make good chicken stock, from scratch, and how to season food properly.
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Climate activists say Democrats are failing to recognize that good policy fights make good politics.
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Getting out to make good things happen beats sitting down and thinking big things up.
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"I believe good apprentices are likely to make good citizens," he wrote in his will.
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This idea that there's a dual report for certain staffers doesn't make good management sense.
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But given PayPal's track record, Tatro wasn't worried it could make good on those estimates.
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"She was the first person to make good money off of ski racing, " she said.
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If the items are small and the preppers work fast, they can make good money.
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If Reynolds helps Mint make good videos like this, I'm okay with him buying it.
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Radical transparency occasionally brings corruption to light, but it can also make good governance harder.
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"She's not going to be able to make good on every promise," Mr. Green said.
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But now that they have the power to make good, they've run into three problems.
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And yet, the company had yet to make good docks for your iPhone and Apple Watch.
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Time could maybe find a way to make good use of Yahoo's nearly one billion users.
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We're very comfortable, we make good money, we don't need anyone to buy us dog treats.
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It is unclear if Charlotte will make good on her promise to leave the Byrde family.
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Facebook is finally starting to make good on its promise to fight fake news with technology.
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Of course, for this to happen, Tesla will have to make good on its production promises.
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"First quarter, turned the ball over, didn't make good defensive plays at the start," Stotts stated.
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Other studies suggest that ambiverts make good leaders because they're assertive without being overbearing or overconfident.
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Facebook is taking new steps to make good on its promises to fight against election interference.
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"If your willpower center is tapped out, you're less likely to make good decisions," Atchley says.
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"Premier Oil continues to make good progress," said David Barclay, senior investment manager at Brewin Dolphin.
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A few lonely journalists are continuing to make good on their promise to get out more.
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We've had presidents in the recent past who abandoned their party's ideologies to make good deals.
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The root of these problems is that people haven't been taught how to make good passwords.
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"Not only do we make good partners, we also make a good medical team," Karlton says.
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But the relative quiet at Europe's borders offers him space to make good on his claim.
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But discrepancies like these undermine faith that the tech giant is truly trying to make good.
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But the designer did make good on his promise to write (sharply commence) Celine's next chapter.
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President-elect Donald Trump's anti-trade rhetoric has proven that bad economics can make good politics.
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Modi did make good on another campaign promise — to expand India's presence on the world stage.
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"Our goal is to provide information to policymakers who want to make good decisions," said Wilson.
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"Kourtney just wants him to make good choices because of their kids," a source told PEOPLE.
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Lei added, "In the long run, it still depends on if they could make good music."
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If they can make good on their promise, with reasonable economics, it would be a blessing.
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No doubt it's a smaller number than would make good substitute teachers for a couple months.
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The unspoken purpose of Clinton's speech was to make good on his half of the commitment.
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As a society, we want informed citizens, who can make good judgments in the voting booth.
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In order to make good on this promise, Hillary must show actions and not just words.
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"File under: Men adding unnecessary things to make good things terrible to assert masculinity," Terra said.
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But it is an effective way to render somebody unable to function and make good judgments.
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For his part, Sanders has long planned to pressure Clinton to make good on her promises.
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This boycott may be the first instance in which they actually make good on that idea.
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Yarrow says this makes it easier for people to make good spending decisions in the moment.
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Bracing for the worst can actually dull bad news and make good news feel even better.
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Bitch, I make good f—ing music because you know my motherf—ing music, right bitch?
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"There's a large anxiety about trusting government to make good choices for the people," he said.
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But the spending bill fails to make good on several of the White House's key promises.
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Probably, but lots of people try to make good movies and end up making awful ones.
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Does business success carry with it the knowledge and instincts needed to make good economic policy?
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For Danone, the big risk is that Yili may fail to make good on its promises.
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I thought by doing so, the politics goes away and you can just make good decisions.
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The magazine's failure to make good-faith efforts to let me respond is baffling and negligent.
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Mr. Gray's death in April 2015 gave her a platform to make good on her promises.
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Plus, food or sweets make good rewards for tasks throughout the day, like using the toilet.
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Each day that he failed to make good on his promises, his political capital would shrink.
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With that aside, you can still make good money helping beginners in your field of expertise.
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Will Republicans make good on their pledges that the policy needs to change -- and change now?
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As the midterm results make clear, voters will demand that they make good on their promise.
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"The minute we find him, we will attempt to make him make good," Mr. Giolito said.
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Even so, the card remains extremely valuable if you can make good use of the benefits.
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Donald Trump has to follow through and do that to make good on his campaign pledges.
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It will be up to the next president and Congress to make good on those promises.
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Although the treats might seem like they make good stocking stuffers, they pose serious health risks.
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Today's action shows that we intend to make good on that promise to the American people.
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But how can they make good inferences about things that weren't part of our evolutionary ancestry?
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And that's all we've got to do—do good shows, make good recordings and enjoy ourselves.
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"I think there is a potential to make good wines — not great, but good," he said.
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It is not too late for the president to make good on his declaration in Cairo.
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The President still has a chance to make good on his campaign promise about religious freedom.
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Afterward, I decide to make good on my promise and make my aunt's brownie recipe. YUM.
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"There are artists who make good work throughout their career, but good isn't great," she said.
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They can create as much of the stuff as the economy can make good use of.
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But there's this line that Kerry Washington has that's so perfect: 'You didn't make good choices.
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But in general, over-the-counter devices will make good hearing available to millions of people.
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I don't mean to suggest that politics, with its standard personality types, can't make good plays.
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The good news for Tesla is that pickups can make good electric vehicles, and vice versa.
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But he says many winners soon rethink that, and that actually can make good financial sense.
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Badly written books often make good movies, because the character and story are all that counts.
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I think idiomatic expressions make good crossword entries, especially those uttered in private or unguarded moments.
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"But really, it doesn't cost them anything, they just have to make good choices," Dwyer said.
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Which of these steps might make good immediate priorities and which make better long-term goals?
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And boy did he make good on that promise in his State of the Union address.
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We could make good cartilage from iPSCs and transplant that purified cartilage to that small lesion.
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Threats, bluster, and public ultimatums make good political theater at home, but probably not good leverage.
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Yet Congress has not passed any bill that would make good on this $200 billion proposal.
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Just last autumn, he installed "Good Friends Make Good Neighbors" under New York's Washington Square Arch.
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Dozens of sneakerheads flooded the comments, and users begged Chan to make good on his promise.
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They weren't really telling the truth, but now they'll have to make good on those false promises.
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Apple and Qualcomm are obviously pointing fingers at the other party, and they both make good points.
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She forced his hand and he had no choice but to make good on his Instagram threat.
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I'm surrounded by good people and believe I make good decisions, but I'm still a human being.
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Still, "it's one where you can make good money and have a lot of opportunity," he said.
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The move would make good on one of his most controversial campaign promises aimed at fighting terrorism.
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You raised me to be cautious and make good decisions and just be smart about it all.
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Another couple of entries from the Science Fiction Hall of Fame anthology would make good animated shorts.
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But if you'll be able to make good on those added vacation days, you should ask away.
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Genius, then, represented a chance to make good on one of the earliest promises of the web.
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Failure to make good on the promise in Algiers could push crude well below $40 a barrel.
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Alumni associations, family, friends and LinkedIn are all great ways to make good connections, according to Kuhl.
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But when Maher failed to make good on his offer, arguing it was satire, Trump sued him.
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Not only did he make good on his word; he did so within his self-proposed timeframe.
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Small price to pay, especially if Lenovo and Verizon make good on the promised fix next week.
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Jeb Bush to make good on the pledge they signed to support the Republican nominee for president.
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It looks like he'll be able to make good on his promise several weeks before the holiday.
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Shortly afterwards, Mr Rudd's Labor government adopted "Closing the Gap" targets to make good on that pledge.
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And he said he thinks the Republican Party will make good on its promise to repeal it.
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Their determination to make good in the cities was intensified by childhood memories of poverty and suffering.
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What needs to happen to make sure that Canadians are well enough informed to make good decisions?
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And it was almost like he had a responsibility to make good on what he had said.
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Do you think you need to have a little bit of heartbreak to make good country music?
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A lot of people imagine that they would make good teachers, and some of them are right.
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We're a small dairy farm that wants to make good products from the region for the region.
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It may make good on the threat when impending constituency boundary changes put seats up for grabs.
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She said Hodak threatened to kill himself and she was worried he'd make good on his threat.
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The whole thing is a big let-down because it would be so easy to make good.
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With the money now banked, Kik needs to get to work and make good on its vision.
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According to the Tastemade crew, it's about continuing to make good content while experimenting with new formats.
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I'm a good person, but when I did drugs and I drank, I didn't make good decisions.
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Greater Manchester's 2.7m people make good guinea pigs for the experiment in combining health and social care.
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It felt like we were trying to prove that bands can come back and make good records.
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He feels as though he needs to make good on a promise he made during the campaign.
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"Congressman Steve Scalise continues to make good progress," MedStar Washington Hospital Center said in a statement Wednesday.
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Alexander Gustafsson—the crown prince of long uppercuts—might make good use of this cheeky set up.
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Mr. Assad seems unlikely to be able to make good on his boast to retake his country.
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Past holders of the office had made terrible deals for the US -- Trump would make good ones.
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The new demo applications that Microsoft showed off at MWC make good use of all of these.
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He's tending to dial it back, take his time, make good decisions and stay in the moment.
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Nevertheless, conservative critics have attempted to make good faith efforts to improve the policy along the way.
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"Some women are financially motivated, and some are personally motivated, and both make good employees," she said.
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We need ways to make good, reliable decisions quickly (especially, I would argue, at the city level).
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The right-hander said he just was not able to make good pitches at the right times.
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Shortly after releasing the war logs in 221, Mr. Assange threatened to make good on that promise.
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Her bill would require FINRA to make good on any arbitration award against one of its members.
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Throughout it all, the black community has waited for America to finally make good on its promise.
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That is, provided Macron can make good on his pledges of transforming a French economy and society.
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You have it in your power to make good on your promise to be an industry leader.
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My hope is that the president will make good on the promise that he's a master negotiator.
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Moreover, not only does keeping this office at USAID make good business sense, it's also the law.
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Kim will create provocations as soon as he is due to make good on any coming obligation.
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Chiron also doesn't trust the listener to make good use of the little language he lets through.
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Edward even gives Liza a key to his hotel room, intending to make good on that promise.
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They make good music and aren't afraid to try new sounds—they just seem like good guys!
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You can, in fact, make good homemade hummus without having to soak, boil, or peel any chickpeas.
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A growing faction of game developers, however, argues that it's possible to make good games without crunching.
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It took five years and a court judgment for Mr. Howe to make good on the debt.
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Aren't young people notoriously impulsive and hotheaded, their brains not fully developed enough to make good judgments?
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One is Aetna would have liked to stay in but needed to make good on their threat.
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Our aim, of course, should be to help them learn to make good decisions on their own.
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But computers can make good guesses about your likely path, and about which locations are most important.
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"Let me just report that we are continuing to make good progress," McConnell told reporters on Saturday.
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If you just leave it up to the tech industry to make good decisions, they often won't.
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But a New York Times investigation reveals that the state failed to make good on its promise.
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But as president he has been loath to make good on his promise to scrap the accord.
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Whatever its theological justification, is celibacy shutting out otherwise eligible young men who would make good priests?
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His willingness to make good on that pledge was tested soon after his election in October 2018.
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Leaving New Jersey can make good financial sense for some people, particularly if they're thinking of retirement.
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The US remains hopeful North Korea will make good on its promise in June 2018 to denuclearize.
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Others argued the U.S. could make good on its part of the deal with or without Trump.
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"Medicare for all" sounds good and may make good electioneering slogan sense for presidential candidates like Sens.
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"A lot of us were skeptical that they could make good on that pledge," Croft told CNBC.
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But it can be hard to know which charities will actually make good use of our dollars.
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The truth is that Trump won't make good on his promises unless we make him do it.
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He added that Americans are "frustrated" by Republicans' inability to make good on years-long campaign promises.
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But your efforts to make good on your missed plans have been fairly lazy: type and send.
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In 363, he tried to make good on his promise to halt the 5-year-old program.
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While he has grown increasingly vocal, it is unclear if he will make good on his threat.
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Their first piece of wisdom for would-be renovators: Not all dated homes make good fixer uppers.
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Or if you can make good content and there's an audience that advertisers like, you'll get there?
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AMLO is pushing back, and likely trying to persuade Trump not to make good on his threat.
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It has a mandate for change, and it must make good on it while it still can.
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" The project is entitled, "Good Fences Make Good Neighbors," a reference to Robert Frost's poem "Mending Wall.
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I trust women to know themselves, to know their lives, and to make good choices for themselves.
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Hanging over the negotiations is the threat that Trump could make good on a threat to scrap NAFTA.
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CAVUTO: But it&aposs a conservative list of 2232 judicial candidates who would make good Supreme Court justices.
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University isn't for everyone, and there are so many jobs that require trade skills that make good money.
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According to experts, there's simply not enough data and standardization to make good clinical recommendations on ingestible collagen.
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Perhaps Facebook really is trying to make good on promises to stop treating its users like guinea pigs.
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Foreigners investors, relieved that the hardliner was defeated, could make good on deals that they put on hold.
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According to this InstaMotor survey, 56.8% of millennials feel their parents prepared them to make good financial decisions.
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Stoltenberg said NATO is working with its members to make good on their pledges to increase defense spending.
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He swiftly, too, promised to make good on his pledge to build a wall along the Mexican border.
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Although yeast contributes as much as half of beer's flavor, Madden said not all yeasts make good beer.
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This is all part of Walmart's effort to make good on its promise to offer even lower prices.
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"I think it's a great way to make good use out of an old Christmas tree," Wasmuth says.
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KUDLOW TELLS REPORTERS U.S. EXPECTS CHINA WILL MAKE GOOD ON PROMISES TO MAKE LARGE SCALE U.S. AGRICULTURAL PURCHASES
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But when we make good trade deals, Sean, is going to have a huge impact on GDP growth.
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Fearful that the authorities would make good on their threat, he stayed away and returned to Spain yesterday.
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Now everyone feels like they need a gimmick and you really don't—just make good, hearty beautiful food.
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Now, investors and health officials alike want to know whether the insurer will make good on that threat.
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"Victims are vulnerable and because they are damaged, they often do not make good witnesses," said Ms. Ashcroft.
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And the fact is, people and nations do not make good decisions when they are driven by fear.
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It is now up to the lenders to make good their promises, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras told journalists.
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Trump's policy instincts make good governance hard, and his political style makes the consequences of bad governance grave.
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And in a meeting earlier this year with veterans group, Trump vowed to make good on his promises.
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The city is contractually obligated to make good on its bid promises, no matter the final financial cost.
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"It's pretty easy to make good wine if you have good grapes—it's a holistic process," says Kris.
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He said a number of sub-Saharan African countries also would make good candidates for bilateral trade deals.
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Economists and experts say both presidents make good points, but both are also wrong to a certain degree.
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And based on geology, you can make good assumptions for how long it will produce at that level.
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Still, those on the start list for the Tour have enough ability to make good on their aspirations.
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On prescription drugs prices, he simply reiterated promises he's spent the past year failing to make good on.
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He's only got a few years to make good on the pledge he recently made to his daughter.
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Teheran will read the Syria strike as Trump being quite willing to make good on his promise. Refugees.
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Schlafly and Captain Lawrence in Elmsford, N.Y., make good versions, but the German Kölsches are still the best.
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At the end of the day, all I was trying to do was simplify and make good pitches.
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Trump now finds himself eager to make good on his own promises to wind down US involvement overseas.
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There is an urgency to these stories, which both serve as a corrective and make good business sense.
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Just to sit in the room while the right people make good decisions in alignment with their values.
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The administration must be prepared to make good on these threats should an attack come from any adversary.
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Someone who is trying to make good on a handshake agreement regarding the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.
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In order to make good decisions, we should compel politicians to use data to quantify their proposed solutions.
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Hammer sent him contact information for seven pro-gun academics who she thought would make good expert witnesses.
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Bashing the federal workforce may play well with the Republican base but it doesn't make good public policy.
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It's past time for Congress to make good on that promise and put teeth behind our parity laws.
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Wells has managed to make good on one of his goals: to pay his singers a living wage.
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Though he wrote before the printing press, copies of his books were numerous enough to make good bonfires.
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Hey Chelsea, now that your show is canceled it's not too late to make good on your promise.
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As many a movie has learned, historically speaking, Germans make good bad guys, even when they're not Nazis.
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Trump has since attempted to make good with his base by, among other things, attacking African-American athletes.
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The AWF also fears that Zimbabwe would need more financial support to make good on its conservation plans.
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It's the time for Twitter and the rest of the socialsphere to make good on what the App.
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And the company will try to make good by offering its customers payments of either $75 or $150.
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Still, the party believes that it must make good on its seven-year promise to repeal the law.
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When I play even for a short time I make good money because New Yorkers are so generous.
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Listening to people, getting the best sort of collective information you can is how you make good decisions.
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But he hopes the team will make good on plans to look at bias beyond the person categories.
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The Italians admire people, it's often said, who make good via the wily bending of rules and conventions.
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Trump ultimately decided to make good online behavior a part of something broader, an East Wing official said.
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Unfortunately, we didn't make good use of that time and now we're heading into a very dangerous situation.
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If it is approved, it would make good on a longtime promise by the GOP to dismantle ObamaCare.
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Insurers fear that the Trump administration will make good on the president's threats to stop making subsidy payments.
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And as he moved toward a run in 113, he appeared ready to make good on the promise.
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I was able to make good use of the bed for a run to my kids' summer camp.
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I'm trying to make good pitches and with first base open I'm not going to give in easy.
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Ms. Gadda added that the staff there could use a refresher course on how to make good espresso.
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To achieve the policy priorities of the 85033 NSS, the Trump administration must make good on its promises.
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"It's fine and normal to feel nervous, but have a plan in place … so you'll make good decisions."
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You have to admit you couldn't have filmed that without thinking, This is going to make good television.
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"There is a greater emphasis on efficiency and a need to make good sound business decisions," he added.
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Amazon Contigo travel mugs are great, and they also make good gifts if you're shopping for someone difficult.
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Amazon Contigo travel mugs are great, and they also make good gifts if you're shopping for someone difficult.
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It looks like he intends to make good on his promise to build a Mexican border wall, too.
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For audience members who want to make good moviegoing decisions, the best approach is a two-pronged one.
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After years of cheating its customers, the bank has a golden opportunity to make good on its promises.
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He and Austin (Dillon) are going to make good teammates, work together so far as everything I've seen.
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"Airlines that make good profits are better airlines," Mr. Sorensen said in a phone interview between connecting flights.
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I don't make the most exotic of dishes, but i make good and solid food with great produce.
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He gave Obama two chances to make good on his promise to bring hope and change to America.
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France failed to make good for my grandfather on the promissory cultural note of the Alliance Israélite Universelle.
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Union metal workers make good money: $54 an hour by the time they complete their five-year apprenticeship.
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Presidents usually make good faith efforts to implement their campaign promises, because politics is fundamentally a public undertaking.
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From what we're hearing, they don't have the inventory and are scrambling to make good on the orders.
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The vendors are also keen to sell their fish to people who know how to make good food.
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Disney did a frantic make-good after the fatal alligator attack, comping many of the guests with free rooms.
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That spoke to me, because I think to make good shows, you have to find something universal in them.
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Many pro-choice Americans are afraid that Trump will make good on his promise to punish women for abortions.
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"In this political climate, artists have a responsibility to make good work, no matter the cost," he replies seriously.
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The President could make good on yet another of his campaign promises and "tear up" the Iranian nuclear deal.
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It's big spaces that make good neighbors, at least as far as American politics and culture have been concerned.
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"I sincerely hope that he will make good on his words and bring justice to victims like Fr. Nilo."
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A new, conservative majority on the court, solidified by Kavanaugh's confirmation, could help Trump make good on his promise.
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Loving that dog as much as I did, my kind wife allowed me to make good on that promise.
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But other advisers have contended that it is important to make good on a campaign promise to Cuban-Americans.
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Adults, who have learned from experience about irresistible sales pitches, can find it hard to make good financial decisions.
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And time and again, the research has shown that the poor make good investment choices when given the opportunity.
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Do good stuff and people will be good back to you, and that's the way to make good content.
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The miners insist they make good money at what may be one of the world's most physically demanding jobs.
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Such models may not be local and specific enough to help farmers make good decisions, however, international experts warn.
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"I was able to make good decisions, stay faithful to my girlfriend back home and stay positive," he remarks.
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The star, who knows how to make a mean burger, also likes to make good use of her kitchen.
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I approach these things the same way: I just try to make good-sounding records and write good songs.
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To make good on those statements, Lyft is inking new partnerships to develop the technology and software it'll need.
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The most important job a parent has is to prepare their children to make good can choices in life.
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"I'm a good person, but when I did drugs and I drank, I didn't make good decisions," Dushku said.
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Then there is the thorny issue of trying to make good use of the data that does become available.
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Moon said he believed Trump and Kim would eventually make good on the promise made before the international community.
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Those who managed to pick one up crossed their fingers in hopes that the company would still make good.
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"You don't win by being really famous — I don't think that really helps make good work," she told Mason.
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The Chinese banks, he said, make good investments because they're paying higher dividends now than they did last year.
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I wanted to be able to save that show, but it did not make good business sense for me.
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I believe that it would be an impossible drain on the Federal Treasury to make good any such guarantee.
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And in 2014, he started to make good on a public promise to pull back the veil on prices.
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So now we have the opportunity to make good on our promise, and it's time to go to work.
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If Trump does make good on his threat to declare a national emergency, he would be on contested ground.
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I tried to make good reads out of double-teams and tried to put pressure on (Minnesota) down low.
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Instead, it's a brutal rumination on intergenerational pain, and the ways that male cruelty can make good women bad.
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Raising the debt ceiling simply allows the U.S. government to make good on obligations that have already been incurred.
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If you're the president of the United States, Barack Obama has two important tips to help make good decisions.
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Frankly, I don't think he is going to have to make good on a lot of these crazy promises.
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And, to make good on her wisdom, we need to cultivate a richer relationship with Pollock beyond the drips.
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Kavita, who worked alongside her husband, has until the end of the year to make good on the lease.
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Despite these obstacles, the conversation about how to make good on Trump's campaign promise continues at the highest levels.
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Most drivers rent vehicles, but some — like Mr. Luo — bought their own after they started to make good money.
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And journals should make good on standing rules to ban violators from publishing for a certain period of time.
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Analysts said Mr. Moon was running out of time to make good on his vision for inter-Korean cooperation.
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Instead, he chose to shield Mr. Trump rather than seeing whether he would make good on his veto threat.
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Ms. Imm said A.S.R.C. was simply trying to make good on promises to develop the land for its shareholders.
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Here's a guide to help you make good decisions, based on advice from infectious disease and public health experts.
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That's especially true if he wants to make good on his goal of taking the company public in 2019.
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Woodland creatures like raccoons, possums and squirrels may look cute and cuddly, but they're unlikely to make good pets.
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In fact, many Canadian citizens have already taken it upon themselves to make good on the prime minister's promise.
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Some associates at Amazon do make good money, but that does not replace workers' comp or fair work conditions.
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Any company that allows a teenager to dictate their advertising policy probably can't be trusted to make good products.
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It would make good use of the amenity fee, and would be a fun way to see the city.
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As she has noted previously, he did not make good on his promise to get her onto the show.
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He "became obsessed with a determination to make good before his officers and fellow soldiers," The Baltimore Sun reported.
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I'm off to make good on a promise to buy our colleague Maureen Dowd my favorite duck in Manhattan.
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During the 2628 presidential campaign, several observers pointed out the fallacy of the notion that businessmen make good presidents.
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Its researchers are investigating whether other crops, such as yellow peas and fava beans, can make good meatless meat.
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Congressional Republicans tried to make good on this promise in 2017, before a Senate vote effectively killed the effort.
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Leadership is pushing back against the notion that their members are failing to make good on yearslong campaign pledges.
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Experts said it remained unclear how, when and even whether Iran would make good on its threats of vengeance.
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The outcome of the case will probably determine whether Mr. Trump can make good on a central campaign promise.
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Is he reformed Bill and trying to make good or a wiley scofflaw scamming his way out of trouble.
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It feels like you're floating above the beach and it is easy to make good use of the balcony.
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They were fortunate to escape to America and to make good lives here, but we lost family in Kristallnacht.
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"Running offers a great chance to make good money, to transform lives, even to transform whole communities," Finn says.
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Hopefully, you're spending at least a few days OOO, and you can make good use of the time off.
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The Democratic sweep in Tuesday's elections has raised the pressure on Republicans to make good on their campaign promises.
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Part of the reason scientists make good leaders is that they understand trial and error, risks and increasing success.
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Cooper has struggled to make good on his promise as Republicans in the state legislature opposed repealing the law.
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So one has to ask: What long-unfulfilled promises to Indigenous peoples can presidential candidates actually make good on?
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"It's time for the United States to make good on its rhetorical promises and lead through action," Gardner said.
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Puerto Rico has made premium payments on its insurance policies and the guarantors must make good on their promise.
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"Trump knows he has to make good on several of his campaign promises," said Ford O'Connell, a Republican strategist.
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The outcome of the case will probably determine whether Mr. Trump can make good on a central campaign promise.
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Still, all the uncertainty has some observers questioning the consequences if the opposition cannot make good on its promises.
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I don't understand directors who make good movies but don't care to check on those responsible for putting it together.
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The Make Good program: Applies only to purchases of defective merchandise made between January 1, 2016, and April 24, 2017.
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On Twitter, she said last week that many people are making up "items they think will make good stories." pic.twitter.
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Eliminating goats can make good strategic sense for the big players, who want as many seats available at the finals.
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The aim of TV networks—sorry, "content creators"—is to make good shows, reach a broad audience, and make money.
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He told Reuters Health that tools that help people make good decisions are important along with the advice of physicians.
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Debbie barges into Fiona's new laundromat insisting that she give her a job in order to make good for DCFS.
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That said, there are still some solid skills that make good use of the screen, like the aforementioned video calling.
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After all, decades of smaller victories there have now positioned Republicans to make good on Trump's anti-environmental campaign promises.
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The higher defense spending should allow Trump to make good on a campaign promise for a U.S. military build-up.
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And with their victories in the 2016 election, they finally had a chance to make good on their campaign promises.
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In their quest to make good impressions on their bosses, workers began putting their undying loyalty to the ultimate test.
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But Yik Yak has to find some way to make good on the $73 million it's raised thanks to Sequoia.
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"We're not going to make good decisions based on fears that don't have a basis in fact," the President said.
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It seemed poised to make good on Mr Modi's promise to bring about a "Congress-free" India—until this week.
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"We encourage kids to be more critical consumers of media, including social media, and to make good decisions," Costello said.
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Tory Brexiteers are determined to make good on their pledge that leaving the EU will release money for the NHS.
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I'm just going to be back in Nashville working on songs, trying to make music, trying to make good records.
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Investors, always looking for opportunities to make good on their investments, were bullish about Snap's effect on the IPO market.
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Since electric cars need relatively little maintenance, dealerships, who make good money from repairs, are less likely to sell them.
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For the founders of U.S. tech start-ups, getting cozy with Chinese acquirers and investors can make good business sense.
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And faculty members renewed a push Wednesday for the university&aposs president to make good on his plans to resign.
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They aren't helping Trump to make good decisions, they are cloaking his abuses and tirades in the guise of normalcy.
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Republicans have a chance to make good on the Republican president-elect's promise since they control both chambers of Congress.
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By studying these regrets, you can make certain that you make good choices and don't fall victim to them yourself.
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"These classes are designed to demystify money management; to give students a basic vocabulary to make good choices," said Morrison.
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It's currently unclear if new NFC-equipped MetroCards will be an option as well, but that would make good sense.
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Trump's executive order in March was meant to be the White House's main effort to make good on those promises.
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It could tell them whether people with anthropology degrees do well in sales or if historians make good market researchers.
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"But we're not going to make good decisions based on fears that don't have a basis in fact," he said.
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On movies, the headphones make good use of the stereo sound, providing solid spatial presence for a surround-sound feel.
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Hanging over the negotiations is the very real threat that Trump could make good on a threat to scrap NAFTA.
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As climate change brings more weather extremes, including droughts, pastoralists need better information to make good decisions about their herds.
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It's wrong to see the neomelodici as passive victims, some make good money and their audience seem more than satisfied.
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But many of your supporters don't believe that Hillary really supports those positions or will make good on those promises.
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She exhibits a Drake-level awareness of how to make good internet content, but none of Drake's signature self-absorption.
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That would probably make good TV. But again, this is the kind of TV content you might be thinking of.
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Human space programmes stuck in low orbit with no higher purpose than self- perpetuation could not make good their loss.
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"Dramatic reports on occasional, though horrible instances of cocaine plus fentanyl-related deaths may make good click-bait," said Shaplow.
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"We have to get him to make good decisions," Georgia coach Kirby Smart told reporters Tuesday in reference to Fromm.
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Still, Trump has managed to make good on other promises, such as his vow to crack down on illegal immigration.
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It simply affirms that Congress and the president will continue to make good on all of the federal government's bills.
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Especially if they want to make good on CEO Alex Martins's bold prediction of "at least one championship" by 2030.
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The other thing I'd say is that I find I make good stuff if I make a lot of stuff.
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The question, according to the official, was whether the Democrats would make good faith efforts to work in other areas.
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In the meantime, expect other big acquirers to join them in failing to make good on their corporate-finance calculus.
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Conservatives have suggested that current negotiations represent Trump's last chance to make good on his promise for a border wall.
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However laudable the academy's efforts, they will remain meaningless if the industry doesn't make good-faith efforts at real equality.
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"That's the Boris Johnson I intend to work with and we intend to make good things happen," Mr. Kerry added.
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Clinton tries to make good on her free college promises, the more problematic the policies needed to get there become.
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It still overwhelmingly blocked Muslims from entering the United States in another attempt to make good on Trump's campaign promise.
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Ironically, the more stressed you are about money, the more difficult it may be to be make good financial decisions.
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But an obvious slant toward one party doesn't help readers, who must rely on objective reporting to make good decisions.
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"Russia badly wants to make good use of its impressive experience in destabilization" by intervening in Madagascar, the article said.
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MPC member Jonathan Haskel said he was hesitant that the BoE would be able to make good predictions about inflation.
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Meanwhile conservatives, angry over last week's deal, want Trump to make good on his campaign pledge of building the wall.
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Drake is damn near as corny as you are and he still manages to make good songs and get respect.
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To crown it all, Equifax sought to make good with customers by offering free credit monitoring and identity theft protection.
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Ross says Kim's doing what she has to do to make good things happen, and he's got nothing but respect.
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To make good decisions, prospective students and their parents need a menu of individual rankings rather than a Mulligan stew.
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The space industry could soon be headed for a tourism revolution if SpaceX and others make good on their plans.
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Pompeo said in a briefing with reporters Tuesday that he encourages Americans to "make good decisions" with their travel plans.
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Now that he's going to actually be president, he has to figure out how to make good on that promise.
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Some of the forgiveness programs have stalled or have raised doubts about whether the government will make good on them.
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"These plants are going to live 30, 50 years plus and we have to make good business decisions," he said.
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But it's the cards that we were dealt, and I think we're trying to make good use of these cards.
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The writers last season understandably wanted to incorporate the book's narrative voice, and the monologues still make good grace notes.
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Appealing to the religious right, Donald Trump is set to make good on his campaign promise to defund Planned Parenthood.
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He'd already accomplished his goal, which was to make good on the debt he felt he owed his adoptive country.
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However, he didn't get any kind of nod from the Academy, meaning he might just make good on his threat.
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In the meantime, expect other big acquirers to join them in failing to make good on their corporate finance calculus.
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If he is going to make good on his administration's promise from 2014, Mr. Obama needs to take action soon.
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In the meantime, Republican senators hope that their constituents will give them more time to make good on campaign promises.
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It's time to make good on those words, and make the turnstile the gateway, instead of the barrier, to progress.
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Teenagers, as we know, are still developing their ability to make good judgments and are often drawn to taking risks.
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In essence, companies underestimated the true cost of coverage and are struggling now to make good on all their promises.
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And as James Vincent has been predicting, when the time came to make good on its claims, Neon did not.
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We gathered eight sweet and savory dishes that make good use of Persephone's signature fruit — in salads, dips and entrees.
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The president would be wise to seek them out, and empower them to help him make good on his campaign.
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The Obama administration has been trying to make good on a 2009 pledge the president made to close the facility.
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It has the widest reach, rich data from its customers, and a growing understanding of how to make good shows.
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Lighthizer said in July a number of sub-Saharan African countries would also make good candidates for bilateral trade deals.
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If they seem interested and make good eye contact back, you can take it as a cue to expand more.
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Republicans repeatedly sought to make good on their promise to raise procedural objections in a bid to disrupt the hearing.
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It has been almost 85033 years of watching her make good on some of those areas she outlined that day.
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After all, you may not find cutlery on a desert island, but palm fronds make good napkins in a pinch.
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He claimed that his powerful connections to politicians and the Secret Service would help him make good on these threats.
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Lastly, in the spirit of punk, do you think you need to be a good musician to make good music?
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And just to put it into perspective, if they make good on their promise — we're going to be listening on the call for the timing on this — to be net cash neutral, if they make good on that promise over the next five years, that theoretically should raise the stock price by about 103%.
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Google promised 11 Daydream-compatible phones by the end of the year, and has yet to make good on its word.
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You try to find something that meets all the requirements, but you want some value added to make good selling points.
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A lot of pop artists know that and are aware that their influence can help their fans to make good decisions.
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Republicans are celebrating their victory, and sharpening the knives to make good on Trump campaign promises — even the really questionable ones.
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We are very likely to see efforts from the White House to make good on his hard-line anti-immigration rules.
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President Donald Trump said he would only make good on his promise to donate $1 million to a charity of Sen.
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By December of 2015, the NIH still did not know whether the NFL was going to make good on its promise.
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But as Omar al-Bashir's 30-year grip on power began to slip, soldiers began to make good on their threats.
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Looking to make good on the promise of instant redemption, investors wanted to switch their money into a stock market rally.
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That is, provided Schröder doesn't make good on what he said in October and look for a starting gig somewhere else.
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And the thing I have to do for my wife is to be able to think clearly and make good decisions.
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He also wants to make good on a promise of a fourfold increase in development funds to FIFA's 211 member nations.
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Some politicians have called for the tycoon to be stripped of his knighthood if he does not make good the deficit.
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On Friday, the company offered several "we continue to make good progress" updates but little in the way of new details.
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In the three months since, Vero has faded into the background and Instagram has continued to make good on its word.
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Sheeran's rep says his people will continue to make good on the cancellation threat up until the tour starts next summer.
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The wheat market has been on the defensive this month as harvests in the United States and Europe make good progress.
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Today, President Trump plans to make good on that bizarre idea by announcing a new White House Office of American Innovation.
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According to the docs ... Dr. Laura racked up a bill for $71,013 over that time and has refused to make good.
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Like LendUp's other products, the credit card rewards users who make good financial decisions by increasing their credit limit over time.
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Whether Trump will make good on his promise, and exactly how, remains unclear, especially for the 4653,546 approved for the program.
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Whether Trump will make good on his promise, and exactly how, remains unclear, especially for the 22013,546 approved for the program.
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They can see this as a transformational moment, one that presents an opportunity to make good on their own foundational values.
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The men's lawyer, Tucker Ronzetti, asked the judge to rule so that the cruise line will make good on its word.
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When they make good plays like that side to side it's hard to be in perfect position to make that block.
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" Another reviewer raved, "This thing is so simple, so easy to use, easy to make good coffee, and cleans up easy.
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The ACT added that Tabcorp must make good on a promise to sell a Queensland gaming business to avoid hurting competition.
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This mode had been one of Google's first features for Android to make good on their ARCore augmented reality developer platform.
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Will he make good on his campaign threat to throw tariffs on Chinese imports to distract us from the Russian probe?
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"There's only one way this data can change things, and that's if people use it to make good decisions," Mitullah continues.
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Because we wanted to please ourselves, but also because we want to make good records for people that like good records.
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He intended to make good on a campaign promise to take in 25,27215 government-sponsored Syrians by the end of February.
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He seems to think -- or at least say -- that there is a way to make good on the repeal/replace promise.
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Lighthizer told Liu he wanted China to make good on previous pledges to change the laws, one of the sources said.
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Do you think there are any other combat sports that would make good muses, or is there something unique about boxing?
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. It was the opinion of George Washington that "good Welshman make good Americans".
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This represented the Republican Party failing at the most basic job of a political party: Helping its voters make good decisions.
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It took four months and heaps of negative press for him to make good on promised donations to veterans' advocacy groups.
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These choice-venerating statements all assume that people will make good choices among options and be better off as a result.
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Employers should help frustrated workers by establishing programs and financial counseling tools to help them make good financial decisions, Antonelli said.
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"We continue to make good progress with our recovery efforts and we are working tirelessly until restoration is complete," CenturyLink said.
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It comes as the bank works to make good on raking in $2000 billion in new US assets over three years.
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But ditching NAFTA to make good on an overheated campaign promise would be a huge own goal for the United States.
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He also indicated that Trump would make good on his pledge to move the U.S. Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
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How easily — or even whether — Mr. Trump can make good on his promise to renegotiate or scrap the agreement remains unclear.
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Notes for Peaks freaks of old: — You already knew, of course, that Garland Briggs always realized his son would make good.
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Instead, Congress should do what cities do every day: make good, practical decisions about the basic infrastructure we all rely on.
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Some of the announced members of his administration are experienced professionals who will guide him and help him make good decisions.
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The band needed the support of a big label to make good on the huge potential suggested by Ride the Lightning.
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That gives Democrats the opportunity to point to their efforts even if Republicans fail to make good on their regulatory threats.
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Respecting people's' autonomy to make good and bad choices and being willing to support that person regardless is a critical thing.
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He argues that United States needs to make good on its promises if it hopes to inspire support in future wars.
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"We will make good progress like we do always and everyone is happy that we're together with non-OPEC," he added.
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The Treasury Department may want to "make good" on a promise to deliver a $4,000 tax cut for certain households, Sen.
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"There was the idea that they would not make good soldiers because of their race, but they fought bravely," he said.
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To make good on that investment, they'll then need to steal customers from AT&T and Verizon — probably by cutting prices.
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Rotten Tomatoes is the best thing that happened to the movie business because it means you have to make good movies.
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Ahead, we've collected some part-time jobs that allow you to make good money outside of the nine-to-five grind.
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His exhibition, "Good Fences Make Good Neighbors," is intended to make us think twice about the simple concept of a fence.
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By statute, Mr. Trump must decide by May 12 whether to make good on his threat to exit the Iran deal.
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But they make good policy and economic sense, and would bring the state to the forefront of the parole reform movement.
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In particular, it suggested that the nearly two million Poles, Italians and Romanians already living in Germany would make good candidates.
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In one fell swoop, it bids to make good on 20 years of the whole post-Manhattan, cool-outer-borough narrative.
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Her priority was to make sure all of her artists own their own masters, have health insurance, and make good money.
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Two years later, Mr. Perry showed up to Eels rehearsal with his own microphone, ready to make good on a promise.
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It's not clear whether a compromise will be reached or President Trump will make good on his threat of pulling out.
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In New Jersey, the CEO of Mon Cheri Bridals, Steven Lang, says he has struggled to make good on several orders.
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There is an old joke that prisoners make good crossword constructors, because they have a lot of time on their hands.
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And your suggestions for easing the burden of student loans — better repayment plans, enabling wage growth for debtors — make good sense.
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While the lessons taught by Vilsack and Benson are political in nature, fortunately the politics of supporting agriculture make good sense.
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Democrats have repeatedly demanded he make good on his word over the past couple of weeks, leading up to Thursday's meeting.
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Nations need to make good on their international commitments to put long-term ocean health ahead of short-term national interest.
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Rick Santorum (R-Pa.), another former presidential candidate, told The Hill it's time for Cruz to make good on his word.
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Meanwhile, Apple watchers have been speculating that Apple won't be able to make good on its 2018 deadline for AirPower's launch.
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Like many Taliban leaders, he said, he had hoped to hear Mr. Trump make good on early vows to quit Afghanistan.
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Now, excuse me while I make good on my New Year's resolution of no longer taking this smoked meats fan seriously.
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We can't make good policy unless we acknowledge that all three challenges — inherent, access, and social — are almost always in play.
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What is the ultimate grift but to make good on your unlawful rewards and prove that you deserved them all along?
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That's simply not enough districts -- even if Republicans keep every one of their own seats -- to make good on Trump's boasts.
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So Santa better be raking in some serious dough if he wants to make good on our Christmas list this year.
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In his fiscal year 2018 budget request, President Trump should call on Congress to make good on that support from Congress.
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Laurence Kotlikoff, a leading economist at Boston University, suggests taxes should not penalize investments that make good-paying jobs a reality.
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For as long as Americans have worked regular hours, many have tried to make good spiritual use of their time off.
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That doesn't mean they wouldn't make good Presidents, I guess, but it raises a question: Why do they write this stuff?
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For decades, Wilson had been rooting for the Soviet Union to make good on the utopian visions of the 1917 revolution.
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But we should have known they would be relentless in trying to make good on their promises to their wealthy donors.
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The principal wants the agent to work hard and to make good decisions, but it is hard to measure this effort.
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Bad translations often make good comedy, but in the case of this Palestinian man, they marked the start of a nightmare.
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I liked returning my potato peels to the woman who grew my potatoes; I knew she'd make good use of them.
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But man, something tells me McCain, he's staring death in the face right now, so he's probably gonna make good choices.
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Kansas has since assumed that mantle, but Maryland still has the talent to make good on its considerable pre-season hype.
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And Taylor, for one, still got the sense that the Ukrainians planned to make good on their end of the bargain.
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Iran appeared to be trying to press European signatories of the ailing deal to make good on its promised financial benefits.
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Iran appeared to be trying to press European signatories of the ailing deal to make good on its promised financial benefits.
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The goal is to develop a new set of habits and instincts, to make good decisions that feel natural and unforced.
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You also may have heard that if the president does make good on his threat, the price of avocados could skyrocket.
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Whether Mr. Greig's changes are a betrayal or a betterment — or make good business sense — is a matter of lively debate.
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A Monmouth poll out Thursday showed Cruz may make good on that forecast, giving him a 14-point edge over Trump.
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To make good fried chicken, you need quality chicken with bones and skin so it crisps up in the frying oil.
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"Make good things, care about the people who are supportive of what you do, be humble to what you make," she says.
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They could work at a boutique brothel like Rudy's or, they could make good on the show's dek and start making porn.
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The country's populist and partly right-wing coalition want the fiscal blow out in order to make good on pre-election pledges.
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But only a few algorithms, such as brute-force search, can make good use of interference, and the speedup is usually modest.
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However, "I'm sure it will make good use of the data Facebook has been able to collect about its users," she added.
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Housel is less circumspect about Obamacare, and her desire for Trump to make good on his pledge to repeal and replace it.
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Unlike the United States auto companies like Ford or General Motors, it's less clear strategically which companies in China make good partners.
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Few expected the Saudis to make good on that threat, but the new remarks are further evidence of backing off that idea.
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"As long as we make good margin, we will churn out products at full speed," said the manager, declining to be named.
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The government has said only that it will make good any shortfall in money from Horizon 2020, the EU's scientific-research programme.
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They often originate elsewhere, for instance on fake-news websites in Macedonia, which make good money via online ads, and on Twitter.
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After Solitary and 6x9, for example, both make good use of the headset to convey the isolation and captivity of solitary confinement.
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For an OPO to make good on the promise of a donation, it needs a transplant center to accept and use it.
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Dany can finally make good on her promise as the breaker of chains, by freeing the entire world of the White Walkers.
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So it is entirely possible that Ms Sturgeon will make good on her threat in the probable event of a hard Brexit.
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Norwegian Air continues to make good on its promise to make ultra-cheap flights between the United States and Europe a thing.
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So if we want to make good European paté then there are four freedoms that together make up the paté in question.
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While SciFi-fear mongering might make good headlines, it's not what his company is focused on when it comes to artificial intelligence.
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But how did Minecraft's romance with education get started, and can it really make good on its ambitions of pushing learning forward?
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Traders in the U.S. equity options market also appeared to doubt whether Musk can make good on his proposal, options data showed.
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But the nature of the disruption means that in any given industry only a very limited number of startups can make good.
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Gym attendance always spikes this time of year as people attempt to make good on their New Year's resolutions to get healthier.
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In fact, the Bullets Wireless are exactly the kind of product OnePlus would make: good quality and inexpensive compared to the competition.
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MPC member Jonathan Haskel said he was hesitant that the BoE could make good predictions about inflation after a no-deal Brexit.
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" This turn of events would even make good on Tyrion's promise that: "I wish I was the monster you think I am.
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The school, which offers a bilingual education, has three rules posted in every classroom: Show respect, make good decisions and solve problems.
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Manager Fredi Gonzalez said he is one of the few Braves hitters who is able to make good contact against Stephen Strasburg.
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Trump made repealing and replacing ObamaCare a cornerstone of his 2016 presidential campaign and is eager to make good on that promise.
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For three years, he waged a fierce legal battle to get the real-estate mogul to make good on an unpaid bill.
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The agency said failure to make good the violations may result in the withdrawal of the premarket approval granted to the products.
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While intermittent renewables like wind and solar can make good supplements, they cannot provide for the energy needs of modern society alone.
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Obama, who in February gave Congress a plan for shuttering the prison, is seeking to make good on his long-time pledge.
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It's the human mind that conceived such technology, and it's up to the human mind also to make good use of it.
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There are so many things we can get involved in as humankind that could make good use of this technology we're developing.
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One thing she doesn't want people taking away from the Men and Marsupial calendar, is the idea that opossums make good pets.
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If you're going to make good monetary policy, then you would want the best economic research brought to bear on the issues.
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We cannot let it make good on its threats for our security, but also for the survival of Western religion and civilization.
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And if you have social skills to communicate well and to make good connections with people, for sure you can make it.
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The reports said the United States should take specific measures to make good on its promises to improve economic and trade ties.
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Or you could just make good-old chocolate chip cookies, a balm against pain and suffering, a warm embrace in difficult times.
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And most of the time, the vast majority of time, our young people make good decisions, but every so often, they don't.
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We're always going to be a company that's going to look at the data behind what occurs and make good, solid decisions.
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A spokesman for the Department of Homeland Security said the government will continue to make "good faith" efforts to reunite all families.
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DOE's audacious objectives here are threefold: A new approach is now being piloted that promises to make good on all of these.
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Throwing fuel on a fire might make good business sense for the Murdochs right now; that doesn't mean they should do it.
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And I'm glad to see that military veterans are starting to call on Congress members to make good on their shared oath.
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Eric Roberts turns up occasionally as an F.B.I. agent, but he's never around long enough to make good use of his skills.
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More likely, President Xi wants to make good with businesses that have been less critical of the trade war pushed by Washington.
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Ahold-Delhaize in the Netherlands and Carrefour in Brazil and Western Europe could make good targets for Amazon's next expansion, Monteyne wrote.
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Trump though has struggled to make good on his pledge to revive U.S. manufacturing through tougher trade terms with major economic partners.
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But there is still uncertainty about how far Trump can go to make good on campaign promises to get tough on trade.
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"We continue to make good progress since we announced the transaction separating Yum and Yum China," a Yum spokesperson said by email.
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Immigration animated Trump's 2016 campaign and he has sought to make good on his hardline stance throughout his 17 months in office.
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He also wants to make good on an unfulfilled promise to eradicate cholera from Haiti as the disease continues to claim lives.
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They, along with the entire mental health community, should reject any proposal that fails to make good on the promise of parity.
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But there's a somewhat higher burden for online pollsters to build solid track records, make good hires and publish a detailed methodology.
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"Obviously there are many miles to go before Canada and the U.S. make good on the joint commitment today," he told me.
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More output, more often, they said; and then came the mini-album Kid Kruschev, as if to make good on their promise.
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"Emotional inconsistency and assassination hardly make good bedfellows," remarks her handler, less than convinced that women belong in the field at all.
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ClassPass sells gift cards, so pick how much you want to spend and help someone make good on a New Year's resolution.
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Zurich did not give first-quarter profit figures, but said it was continuing to make good progress towards its 2017-2019 targets.
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The current bill merely requires Puerto Rico to make "good-faith efforts" toward a cooperative deal before initiating a cram-down action.
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It will also be up to Mr. Scott to try to make good on the Democrats' promise to make college education affordable.
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But Mueller has since claimed that Manafort failed to make good on his end of the bargain, by repeatedly lying to investigators.
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I understood the stench of rotting dreams, I knew the longing of a people wanting America to make good on its promise.
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I then got enough to make good guesses at POTHOLES, LOCKSMITH and SYMBOLISM, and the rest of the grid slowly filled in.
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President Barack Obama, who still sought to make good on his promise to lead a more collegial political system, backed his plan.
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On Thanksgiving, in a searing Instagram post that referred to the producer Harvey Weinstein, she began to make good on that pledge.
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The case concerns Mr. Trump's third and most considered bid to make good on a campaign promise to secure the nation's borders.
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That's the best way to ensure North Korea does not develop a covert program while pretending to make good on its commitments.
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The Japanese, meticulous in their approach to baseball, recycling and reuse, have figured out how to make good use of splintered bats.
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The study is the latest opportunity for Mr. Trump to make good on his campaign promise to label China a currency manipulator.
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Why not exploit circumstances to make good on their old promise of small government and give the economy a kind of reset?
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"It is my goal to make sure we make good, solid decisions based on experts," Reeves said in a Facebook Live address.
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Gift cards provide a cash injection now, but eventually, businesses will have to make good on the credit they sell to customers.
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Is it good vibes — the son of a former assistant, himself a former quarterback for St. Bo, coming home to make good?
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He long ago vowed to do whatever it took to make good art on his own terms, no matter what anyone said.
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Robert Lewandowski can't quite get in position to make good contact on a cross, and the Colombian goalie, David Ospina, collects it.
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Many were motivated by a desire to make good on a promise to repeal a law that they had spent years opposing.
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Nonetheless, the threat by Mr. Borges, the opposition leader, that a new government would not make good on these bonds seems unlikely.
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President Andrzej Duda presented the draft to make good on a 2015 election promise, leaving it to KNF to estimate the costs.
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The very idea of the electoral college was conceived from their belief that people could not be trusted to make good choices.
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After all, previous bosses tend to make good professional references so it's in your best interest to keep in touch with them.
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An economic crisis dried up funding, and critics say the government did not make good on promised social advances for the slums.
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Since Inauguration Day, Mr. Trump has moved quickly to issue a series of executive actions and make good on his campaign promises.
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Bloomberg, Joe Biden, Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar all make good arguments, but they haven't organized their worldview into a simple compelling myth.
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When the smaller man raised his hand, Mr. Davis thought he was going to make good on his threats, Mr. Pokart said.
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" In the first trailer for Little Fires Everywhere, an urgent Mia Warren (Washington) tells Elena Richardson (Witherspoon), "You didn't make good choices.
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For a moment, the Twitter tax break seemed as if it would make good on Lee's promise to bring the city together.
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Harriet Frank Sr. became a story editor for MGM, reading books and advising which ones, or which parts, might make good movies.
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How will Mr. Trump make good on his vision of capitalism that is unfettered by regulations, yet also helps those left behind?
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He declined to say whether the bank will make good on Dimon's threat from 2016 to give away the service for free.
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And more than likely, they won't make good on their promise because all pyramid schemes eventually run out of participants and fail.
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I've felt a bit stuck and I've also struggled to make good, meaningful connections with the people here, especially with my boss.
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Feature After the president suffered his first defeat on Capitol Hill, can the White House still make good on its legislative promises?
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I also look for what I call "nimble intelligence" — people who can take in information, harness collective wisdom and make good judgments.
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Ah Ying was one of many mainlanders who, after 1997, came to Hong Kong hoping to make good in a wealthy city.
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Small-satellite startup Kepler Communications is teaming up with SpaceX to make good on its deployment goals for its first nanosatellite constellation.
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It will require Mr Ramaphosa to make good on his promises to reform failing state-owned companies such as Eskom (see article).
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Adventures in Capitalism Let's say Donald J. Trump wants to make good on his promise to improve the lives of American workers.
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"Obviously Louie up to bat in a good spot he's going to make good decisions and swing at good pitches," Hinch said.
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"There are serious doubts," Mr. Ramírez said, noting that many fighters didn't trust that the government would make good on a deal.
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"Now it is up to the mayor to make good on his side of the bargain," he said, and deliver the program.
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The US government so far appears willing to give Mexico time to make good on its promise without piling on the pressure.
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In the 148-page book, Cornet shows how employees make good use of the famous perks Google offers, such as free food.
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Because neutrinos are so ambivalent when it comes to matter, they make good probes for observing the distant (and very old) universe.
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The cases concern Mr. Trump's third and most considered effort to make good on a campaign promise to secure the nation's borders.
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Instead, many states have borrowed money or simply not set aside what's needed to make good on pension promises to current future retirees.
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The success of the Model 3, and its ability to make good on money spent, will play a large part in this future.
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But to everyone tweeting me saying "maybe girls just don't make good content" hit me up when you're ready to exchange meaningful dialogue.
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"You have to learn how to make good instruments and then you can start playing or at least learning to play," he said.
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Take a look to see where you can eat and drink for free in 2019, and make good on that money-saving resolution.
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President Donald Trump on Monday said he would only make good on his promise to donate $1 million to a charity of Sen.
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Kourtney Kardashian isn't pleased with Scott Disick's recent behavior, and "wants him to make good choices" for the sake of their three children.
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Busch found a way to make good use of his 1 Gbps connection, and now he's found a use for 10 Gbps, too.
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It was not immediately clear if WikiLeaks would make good on its promise, though the group declared "victory" in a tweet Tuesday afternoon.
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On the r/photography subreddit, a number of users have expressed hope that SmugMug can make good on its promise to revive Flickr.
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Sure, he needed to get much stronger and add a jumpshot, but he had the tools to make good on all that potential.
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And after accusing Beijing of "raping" US workers in his 2016 campaign, he will want to make good on his promises before 2020.
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While there's plenty on offer on site, the city's ruin bars and imposing architecture also make good diversions when the music quietens down.
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In March, President Trump attempted to make good on one of his tweeted campaign promises to reverse an executive action by President Obama.
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It's not a perfect solution, but at Hope we try not to make good the enemy of great and at least start somewhere.
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"Some of those company owners wanted to make good-looking things because there is pleasure associated with good forms," Mr. Sapper told Dezeen.
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She calls me crying every night, often threatening to commit suicide, a threat she has tried to make good on dozens of times.
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This will probably put some pressure on Teigen and husband John Legend to make good on their promise to learn how to swim.
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He'll lead the charge to overhaul the federal government, an attempt the White House says, to make good on Trump's key campaign promises.
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He demonstrates that a person outside of the visual art community can make good sense out of abstraction by patiently "sitting through" it.
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In short, it's gotten boring to make good TV. And so we are now entering the latest stage of Internet content, the blowback.
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The U.S. announcement came not long after Kim appeared to make good on his promise to demolish his country&aposs nuclear test site.
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That kind of technology gives educators the information to make good decisions that no amount of pen and paper and dedication could provide.
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"Most participants aren't going to make good choices, so I would rather not have them blow themselves up," said Pottichen of CLS Partners.
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"It's the fastest way that they can make good on their commitment," said Kari Hamerschlag, senior program manager at Friends of the Earth.
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