Trump has taken a decidedly hawkish tone on terror, once pledging to "bomb the hell" out of ISIS and repeatedly pledging to keep American safe from terror attacks at home.
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Eagleton had undergone electroshock therapy, and, after initially pledging his
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Authorities also found Saipov's handwritten notes pledging loyalty to ISIS.
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He came to power in 2011 pledging to fight corruption.
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Google is pledging 1 million employee volunteer hours as well.
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Tech companies are pledging a lion's share of the money.
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The group praised Inslee for pledging to match that timeline.
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Observers said a pledging conference could take place next autumn.
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Ten foundations are pledging $125 million to support Flint, Mich.
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People pledging their everlasting love and loyalty to each other.
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Obama came into office pledging to end the Iraq War.
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Trump took office in January pledging to put "America First".
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Beijing has already reacted to Trump's statement, pledging to retaliate.
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Nancy Pelosi, the House minority leader, is pledging higher taxes.
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By contrast, today's party, under Trump, is about pledging allegiance.
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"The U.S. not pledging is a missed opportunity," said Wahab.
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Another day, another oil giant pledging to fight climate change.
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The threatened tariffs led to the European Union pledging countertariffs.
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Mr. Trump is now pledging to do more and better.
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Four years ago, pledging her support for the the Sustainable
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S. oil pipeline project while pledging to support the coal industry.
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People are pledging their own random acts of kindness -- including her.
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And if asked generally, Trump has no problem pledging his support.
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Intel initially said nothing beyond pledging to support its affected employees.
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Visitors leave the "revenge-pledging place" after ceremonially denouncing the US.
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Aso made no such qualification in pledging to hike the rate.
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On Wednesday, NATO responded to Trump's victory by pledging unwavering defense.
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You can get beta access to the app by pledging $40.
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The gleeful oligarch emerged from jail pledging to overthrow Mr Nazarbayev.
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SunEdison said it expected to secure the financing by pledging assets.
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Donald Trump came to office pledging to wind down America's wars.
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And our response goes beyond pledging to run in the future.
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The Netherlands started the global fund in January, pledging $10 million.
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Zerucha remembers Joughin standing out during the pledging process last February.
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Senate Democrats are pledging to fight to prevent the bill's passage.
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She was the only acting student who was pledging a sorority.
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It's one of dozens of American cities pledging more renewable energy.
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Moon took office last May pledging to engage Pyongyang in dialogue.
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Uber is pledging more than 300,000 free meals to these workers.
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So ... what is this new standard that everyone's pledging to support?
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But behold its members, crawling out into the daylight, pledging #NeverTrump.
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Trump had campaigned in 2016 on pledging shrinking the federal deficit.
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Zuckerberg has apologized for the data leaks, pledging to do better.
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Its operator was pledging to resume full flows in early January.
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At the time, Khateeb issued a statement pledging his intentions to attend.
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But this year, some festivals are pledging to reduce their plastic footprint.
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This has previously been an obstacle to pledging overseas assets and revenue.
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Then came Trump, who campaigned pledging to tear up the nuclear deal.
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When you pick Mayweather's jab or McGregor's left hook, you're pledging allegiance.
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Pledging $100 to 1 creator will now cost $103.25 which is reasonable.
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BlackRock stopped short of pledging to vote more often against companies' management.
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Vargas Lleras is pledging to create more than 1 million new jobs.
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Ningxia officials recently toured Xinjiang, pledging to learn from its "good practices".
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But Apple is pledging to get there as fast as it can.
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Apple set up shop in Austin, pledging to invest $1 billion there.
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One was forward guidance: pledging to keep policy loose for a while.
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He's pledging to take his fight to the convention floor if needed.
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Roger Stone receives thunderous applause after pledging to plead not guilty. pic.twitter.
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Boris Johnson has been eagerly visiting hospitals and pledging to build more.
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DeSantis signs bill pledging $18 million to fight red tide, WGFL reports.
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Democrats have, so far, held back from pledging to play procedural hardball.
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No Republican is pledging to oppose the measure out of the gate.
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Beckenbauer denied pledging to vote for Australia, which received only one vote.
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Beijing again reacted to Trump's statement, pledging to retaliate with counter measures.
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SpaceX is still pledging it will bring Starlink service directly to consumers.
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And he took aim at countries pledging to phase out coal use.
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Point 4 is important: pledging not to transfer nuclear weapons or technology.
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Instead, I'm pledging this year to fight despair any way I can.
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He made news by pledging to pick a woman for vice president.
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Patriotism is pledging allegiance to democratic values, not to symbols or songs.
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The foundation released a statement pledging to fully cooperate with the investigation.
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Despite the ceasefire deal, lawmakers are pledging to push forward with legislation.
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Lopez Obrador took office in December 2018 pledging to boost the economy.
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They are the latest celebrities pledging donations to help fight the wildfires.
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Which means many climate activists are pledging to give up flying altogether.
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The Legislature bailed the program out, pledging $538 million to support it.
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" When pressed on not pledging, the President replied, "There is no collusion.
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Lopez Obrador took office in December pledging to pursue the Ayotzinapa investigation.
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Giuliani with all manner of anti-Biden conspiracies, pledging details of dirt
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Democrats are pledging to force a vote on a proposal from Sen.
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John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (La.), while pledging to carefully review any legislation.
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And the government has been pledging to cure cancer since the Nixon administration.
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A trembling Rick repeated Negan's words, pledging their service to the maniacal murderer.
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"Is Samwell pledging?" another asked, referring to the process of joining a fraternity.
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Pledging to obey one's husband isn't in line with advocating for gender equality.
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Wang also has been a donor to the Clinton foundation, pledging $2 million.
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From Aachen in Germany to Zapopan in Mexico, cities are pledging emissions reductions.
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It decided instead to expand in Austin, pledging to invest $1 billion there.
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Republicans secure conservative votes by calling it waste and pledging to make cuts.
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The government is also expanding fiscal spending, cutting taxes and pledging infrastructure investment.
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Being a party that embraces faith means pledging financial resources, time, and energy.
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Raisi has appealed to poorer voters by pledging to create millions of jobs.
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Tie on your napkin and start pledging allegiance to some burgers and fries.
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Google responded to employees by pledging to make arbitration optional in these cases.
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Thus, pledging greater cooperation now ensures that Brazilian officials' voices will be heard.
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While on duty, we are stringently bipartisan, pledging fealty only to the constitution.
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For pledging $2,500, Winter will send you something completely random from Zappa's house.
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Pledging, so early in the campaign, to resign if the reforms were rejected.
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And Erdoğan is now pledging to "cleanse" them from all sections of society.
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He was arrested in June 2011, and released after pledging to stop protesting.
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Italy narrowly escaped sanction procedures this summer after pledging to reduce public spending.
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Bloomberg's campaign shared a video Tuesday pledging the candidate's support of LGBTQ youth.
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The crowdfunder attracted 521 backers, pledging close to $200,000 to fund the project.
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After pledging to get out, he actually approved his own "surge" in Afghanistan.
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Mitch McConnell is swatting down Democratic demands and pledging to acquit the president.
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Sanders is pledging to make public college tuition-free for future college students.
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Lampert combined Sears and Kmart in 2005, pledging to return Sears to greatness.
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Wells Fargo also joined the chorus of corporations pledging bonuses and pay raises.
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" The ad ends with the narrator pledging, "The best is yet to come.
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Ronald Reagan had taken office in 1981 pledging to confront the Soviet Union.
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But will that stop you from pledging to change something about yourself for 2017?
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Merkel's office was more tempered, pledging to work closely with the new US president.
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Chuck Schumer, who is set to replace Reid in 2017, all pledging their support.
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This month he authored a column in the Washington Post, pledging to win again.
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Y., and environmental activists in pledging to restart a select committee on the issue.
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It was then that the industry took a different tack, pledging to do better.
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Last summer Brexiteers won the EU referendum by pledging to return sovereignty to Westminster.
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Mattis ordered a review of the Force Management Level in April, pledging more transparency.
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Kaling's been pledging to donate to charities on her birthday for quite some time.
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Farm minister George Eustice wants to quit, pledging subsidies would carry on after Brexit.
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Pledging $503 each to 100 creators will now cost $138 which is not reasonable.
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They largely kept to themselves and later began pledging allegiance to the Islamic State.
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She eats it, a la Khaleesi, thereby pledging her eternal soul to Lady Gaga.
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Weinstein followed, she claims, pledging to help her career in exchange for sexual favors.
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By October, Hyperloop Transportation Technologies (HTT) was incorporated, pledging to make Musk's proposal real.
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For many, it was a clear sign of Davis pledging her allegiance to SJP.
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Jacob Tremblay is back in school — and pledging to be spread kindness to others.
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Trump invited House Republicans to the , pledging that premiums and deductibles would come down.
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Outraged users took to Twitter, bashing the company and pledging to delete the service.
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He eventually sent the unnamed person a video of himself pledging allegiance to ISIS.
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President Trump condemned the attack in a tweet, pledging U.S. support for Spanish authorities.
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Trump tweeted Saturday evening, pledging his full support for the people of El Paso.
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Pledging accountable, effective government, the Democratic Alliance won 26 percent of the vote overall.
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Mr. Erdogan came to power in 2002, pledging to declaw the once powerful military.
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Peabody signed an agreement pledging to properly disclose the climate risk to its business.
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Italy cut military spending after pledging to increase it two years ago in Wales.
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Trump has previously catered to truckers, pledging to slash taxes to help their businesses.
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" And Mike Braun has run as the outsider businessman pledging to "drain the swamp.
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Donald Trump ran for office loudly pledging big tax cuts for the middle class.
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A video surfaces that apparently shows Amedy Coulibaly pledging allegiance to the Islamic State.
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Ford set up the unit in 2018, pledging to invest $4 billion until 2023.
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Broadcom sought to assuage the concerns on Wednesday by pledging to increase research spending.
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Carrasco's teammate, Shane Bieber, is joining in on the campaign, pledging $100 a strikeout.
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They ran for election pledging to overturn the traditional political system in their countries.
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Part of their effort apparently included pledging $20,000 in campaign funds to former Rep.
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Context: Moreno took office in 2017 pledging to maintain his leftist processor's social policies.
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There, on a table, they wrote a manifesto, pledging to produce creative, innovative cinema.
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LunaJets is also pledging to offset all trips it books by purchasing carbon credits.
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Amazon is pledging to reduce its fossil fuel consumption, mainly due to employee pressure.
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An inquiry found two videos of the accused pledging allegiance to Islamic State's leader.
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Oil and gas giants like Repsol and BP are pledging to stem carbon emissions.
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Trump in 2016 campaigned on reducing undocumented immigration, pledging to take a hardline approach.
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The United States President Donald Trump came into office pledging no more endless wars.
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France is pledging to ban all fossil fuel- and diesel-powered cars by 2040.
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So people are pledging to your folks, they're donating or pledging on Kickstarter, they're ... I just had Clara Jeffery from Mother Jones in, I don't know when that one's going to air, but they're supporting Mother Jones, they're supporting the New York Times.
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The governments of Bulgaria and Turkey issued a joint declaration pledging themselves to mutual friendship.
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New York is among other coastal American cities pledging to build infrastructure to shield themselves.
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Pledging $28 will get you a Mindful notebook guaranteed to be delivered before the holidays.
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The 29-year-old suspect, Sayfullo Saipov, reportedly wrote a note pledging allegiance to ISIS.
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Johnson, who became prime minister by pledging - "do or die" - to deliver Brexit on Oct.
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Immediately after Mr Núñez's decision, the FP called a press conference, pledging a united front.
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The request comes as Trump runs for reelection pledging to crack down on illegal immigration.
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Riyadh reacted angrily to threats of sanctions over Khashoggi's disappearance, pledging "greater action" in response.
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However, via Bloomberg, the company is not pledging to end its use of fossil fuels.
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At Qingdao, a firm allegedly duplicated notes pledging metal as collateral for multiple bank loans.
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After pledging to put "America First", Mr Trump may be less forgiving of perceived misdemeanours.
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Other people though saw the photo and imagined they were pledging allegiance to cop killers.
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Boris Johnson, who became prime minister in July by pledging to deliver Brexit on Oct.
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Boko Haram has long had links with ISIS, pledging allegiance to the group in March.
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Pledging to deliver Brexit, albeit with softened edges, placates these voters, who mainly backed Leave.
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Pledging $105 or more will earn you a jacket at the super early bird price.
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America, pledging to protect Gulf oil against outsiders, was drawn deep into the region's conflicts.
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He stopped having sex after college, pledging to have sex again once he was married.
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The idea is going viral on social media, with women and men pledging their support.
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Mary Fallin, the Republican governor, came to office pledging to eliminate the income tax altogether.
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Newman, meanwhile, is focused on the future, pledging to work to unseat Lipinski in 2020.
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Ford created Ford Autonomous Vehicles LLC in 2018, pledging to invest $4 billion until 2023.
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However, just because Trump is pledging to revive coal industry, Friedlander wouldn't buy coal stocks.
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And you've got Chance the Rapper pledging a million dollars to Chicago mental health services.
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President Donald Trump swept into office pledging to get American factories up and running again.
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Last month, J.P. Morgan Chase said it was pledging $350 million for job training programs.
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Have you been holding out on pledging your financial allegiance to a music streaming service?
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During the attack, Mr Mateen called 911 emergency services, pledging his allegiance to Islamic State.
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Cruz isn't the only GOP candidate this year pledging support for protecting pre-existing conditions.
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The Rockefeller Foundation has matched the investment, pledging an additional $30 million for the portfolio.
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That investigation prompted Uber to release a statement earlier this month pledging to make changes.
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The hacking collective Anonymous is pledging to expose the people behind the "QAnon" conspiracy theory.
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After her vote, organizers released a statement pledging their intention to remove Collins from office.
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Carrie Lam took office in July as Hong Kong's leader pledging to heal political wounds.
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"I'd like to assess": Miller left many questions unanswered, pledging to instead assess the query.
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Counter to his predictions, Jon's bastardhood didn't keep the other houses from pledging their allegiance.
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He has tried to rebrand Zanu-PF, pledging to heal divisions and rebuild the country.
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Recently, the Night Wolves were in Bosnia, pledging support for Serb nationalists and creating terror.
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TRUFF's has partnered with (RED), pledging $25,000 which equates to 125,000 days of HIV medication.
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Anyone who flirted with the alt-right now understood what they were pledging allegiance to.
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Others put up social media posts pledging to stand by SoulCycle, no matter its affiliations.
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The Legal Aid Society released a statement pledging to continue its defense of Mr. Lewis.
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As consumers grow concerned about plastic pollution, big companies are pledging to reduce packaging waste.
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DoorDash is also pledging to increase base pay earnings across the board for all drivers.
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Many people voiced similar sentiments online, pledging to buy Nike products or showing their receipts.
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"Cuomo came into office vowing an offensive against unions, pledging to 'break' them," he said.
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However, both fashioned successful movements pledging to upend the political dysfunction in their respective countries.
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The White House is pledging a "smooth" transition when President Obama leaves office next January.
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Several liberal senators are also pledging to oppose a funding bill without a DACA agreement.
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But Zuckerberg kept pledging to spend as much as it took to make things right.
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Warren is now pledging to come up with a plan to pay for her plan.
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Pledging and gaining allegiance, or bayat , is a formal process in the world of jihadism.
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To browse the site, you need only click on a box pledging you're of age.
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Therefore tonight, I will be pledging $1 million dollars to support the bushfire relief fund.
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And with the CEO pledging that profitability is the new normal, investors are buying in.
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Ben Sasse (R-Neb.) in pledging not to support Trump, even as the GOP nominee.
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MORE was the peace candidate, pledging to roll up the Middle East wars (save Afghanistan).
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Hundreds of teens are pledging to not have children until the government addresses climate change.
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Juul also launched a massive campaign pledging to keep its products away from underage consumers.
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Some parts — such as pledging to not give foreign ambassadorships to donors — she previously proposed.
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The networks have all responded by pledging increased scrutiny of fake users and false reports.
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The party responded to Trump in a tweet, pledging not to be silenced or repressed.
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Fruman was released from an Alexandria jail last week after pledging $1 million in property.
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Tsai won re-election by a landslide in January, pledging to stand up to Beijing.
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Signs pledging to buy homes in any condition for cash hang from the utility poles.
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Boko Haram has long had links with ISIS, pledging allegiance to the group in 2015.
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And then, when it turned out not to be exactly true, pledging to fix it.
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In tenth standard, he participated in a "blood oath", pledging his allegiance to the ideology.
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With the current devastation in Houston, we are pledging $0.15 for every RT this gets!
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But then Donald Trump became president, pledging to boost the fortunes of the oil industry.
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The island ended up pledging 37 delegates to Hillary Clinton and 23 to Bernie Sanders.
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A Vermont mayor's last day in office after being voted out for pledging to welcome refugees A Vermont mayor's last day in office after being voted out for pledging to welcome refugees This segment originally aired March 14, 2017 on VICE News Tonight on HBO.
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Some are withdrawing National Guard troops from the south, while others are pledging to withhold resources.
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Unclear, but at least it will feature badass sisters pledging to take down a psycho killer.
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The corporation is pledging Chicago's state-collected sales tax revenue to pay off the new bonds.
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SunEdison said it expected to secure the financing by pledging assets, including those of its units.
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That would "bode very well for the full pledging session" to come soon afterwards, he said.
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Brendan is an airhead lacrosse-bro whose passions include pledging a fraternity someday and casual bullying.
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He said there are also militants already in Libya who are now pledging allegiance to ISIS.
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Manafort proposed pledging a different set of properties, two in New York and two in Virginia.
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Since 244 Canada has signed five global climate deals pledging to lower its greenhouse-gas emissions.
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"We noticed this huge percentage of registered Democrats pledging to vote for Donald Trump," Mahan explained.
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The new company is also pledging to invest $500 million to build up its new business.
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The administration suspended all pledging for the Fall 2017 semester and made formal warnings against hazing.
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But so are Cruz, Rubio and the RNC by pledging to support Trump as the nominee.
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We should be pledging to stand tall and create a supportive and equal environment for women.
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Icahn launched his first super-PAC last year, pledging an initial $150 million toward the group.
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Early in his presidency, Trump signed an executive order pledging to cut funding to those cities.
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These are manufacturing-based, high skilled jobs that both candidates are pledging to support and grow.
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His rival, Touadera, is a former academic who is pledging to end corruption and bring unity.
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In 1988 most African governments signed up to the Yamoussoukro Declaration, pledging to open their skies.
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You can order one on Kickstarter by pledging $189, and they're set to arrive by October.
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He said he wouldn't label China a currency manipulator after famously pledging to do just that.
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This argument did not suggest that Americans were pledging admiration for a new Mussolini en masse.
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Now there's a petition pledging a boycott of the Disney-owned network which surpassed 232,000 signatures.
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Like Trump, Obama rode a populist wave into office, pledging to change the culture in Washington.
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A short time after pledging his allegiance to Islamic State, he blew himself up in Iraq.
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Meanwhile, Democratic senators in red states are pledging to work with Republicans on more practical solutions.
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Down the road, the group has mega-donors who are pledging large contributions, according to Gohd.
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The state expropriated 6,292 parcels, or 80 percent of Sur, in March pledging an "authentic rebuilding".
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Canada and the EU took similar actions, also pledging new tariffs on a range of products.
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This is despite some of them pledging to use the IPO proceeds to pay back debt.
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Trump kicked off his campaign pledging to build a wall on the southern border with Mexico.
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He was indicted on charges including pledging 43 billion won ($37.24 million) in payments to Choi.
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Lawmakers have been at odds over that demand, with Democrats pledging not to fund a wall.
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Pena Nieto returned the party to power in 2012, pledging a new era of clean government.
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John Lewis, who represents part of Atlanta, for pledging not to attend his inauguration in 2017.
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Conservatives have long disliked DACA, with Trump pledging repeatedly during the campaign to immediately rescind it.
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Democrats around the country found similar success by pledging to protect or expand the current law.
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Dorsey responded to his engineers publicly, thanking them for their thoughts and pledging to do better.
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" Trump later apologized, calling it "locker room banter" and pledging to "be a better man tomorrow.
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In January, the Fed pivoted from hiking rates quarterly to pledging patience before making more moves.
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Hours after Amri dies, ISIS releases a video of him pledging allegiance to the terrorist group.
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But Biden and others are now pledging to make such promises a condition of any nomination.
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Sift's omniscience might feel invasive, as if consumers were pledging loyalty at the expense of privacy.
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"I'm pledging 50,000 Zohars to end all wars, poverty, and illness in the world," AmadeusGoodrich wrote.
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The Islamic State has cultivated a reputation for ferocity, with fighters pledging to fight or die.
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John Delaney -- are pledging to forge ahead and downplaying the impact of missing the media moment.
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Franchises stay vital by remaking themselves for their times, not by pledging allegiance to the past.
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Many politicians came and went, pledging to change or replace NAFTA — only to do absolutely nothing.
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Many politicians came and went, pledging to change or replace NAFTA -- only to do absolutely nothing.
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Venezuela could follow their lead, selling off the oil or pledging it for loans from China.
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Markets welcomed Lopez Obrador's maiden budget, delivered on Saturday, for pledging to stick to fiscal discipline.
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After pledging to avenge the death of its top military commander, Iran acted early Wednesday morning.
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Collin Wiant was pledging the Sigma Pi fraternity at the university's Athens campus in November 2018.
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He ran vowing to tear up President Barack Obama's health law, while simultaneously pledging universal coverage.
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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) praised Wednesday's decision, pledging to keep working to reunite families.
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Trump's personal attorney Jay Sekulow seized on those outliers in a brief statement pledging an appeal.
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Joe Biden helped bring into law, pledging a more holistic approach to crime prevention and policing.
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But he stopped well short of pledging to provide the full report as Democrats have demanded.
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After the sentencing, MSU, USAG and USOC released statements condemning Nassar's actions and pledging internal investigations.
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With some moderate Democrats pledging not to support her if elected, the math could be tight.
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Hoover declared war on the Panthers, pledging that 1969 would be their final year in operation.
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She hopes to use her voice this year for candidates pledging to make voting easier for everyone.
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It's also encouraging companies to borrow with their balance sheets instead of pledging mainland assets or renminbi.
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He won re-election in February after pledging to revive the economy, improve security and tackle corruption.
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President Joseph Kabila's government chose not to attend a U.N. pledging conference held in Geneva this week.
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Priorities USA has already begun pledging to spend millions of dollars on ads in the general election.
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It would also require them to post a notice pledging to not interfere with employees' bargaining rights.
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A sign directs visitors to the "revenge-pledging place" at the Sinchon Museum of American War Atrocities.
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The defense attorneys argued that Piazza "voluntarily" attended the pledging event and consented to drink alcohol there.
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Currently Clinton has the edge with some 482 superdelegates pledging to support her, according to CNN estimates.
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In the wake of his victory, Mr Baswedan made all the right noises, pledging to defend diversity.
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He ran for county prosecutor on a reform platform, pledging to "change the culture" of the office.
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Those concerns meant that Italy's pledging to cut its deficit target did not boost the euro much.
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Amazon's foray into India, for example, involved it pledging over $22bn to broadly replicate its American offering.
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She is pledging to take France out of the euro and hold a referendum on EU membership.
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Those fans responded quickly, pledging more than any previous film project received in the first 24 hours.
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The school addressed the incident with a statement on its website, pledging to review its security protocols.
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Still, the controversy caused a backlash resulting in several developers pledging to stop creating games for Oculus.
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Instead, he stayed on message going after Clinton on her email server while pledging to repeal Obamacare.
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M5S has only recently stepped back from pledging to hold a referendum on leaving the single currency.
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Widodo has welcomed foreign aid, with the EU, China, and the U.S. among those already pledging assistance.
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This year Uber sold its Russia and Southeast Asia businesses, while pledging to invest heavily in India.
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Interior Minister Matteo Salvini beat him there, pledging to crack down on immigrants working illegally in Italy.
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The university ended up suspending the fraternity after Terreni's death, and the administration debated eliminating pledging altogether.
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Trump ran for office pledging to "drain the swamp" and to end business-as-usual in Washington.
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Does pledging a Collegiate Greek System Residence have the same je ne c'est quoi to the Freshman?
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Cruz marked the anniversary by pledging to repeal "every word" of the health care law as president.
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Such pledging refers to the use of shares as collateral when investors are seeking to borrow money.
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Their skepticism comes at a time some donors are pledging their support to candidates such as O'Rourke.
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Infosys is joining a growing list of international firms that are pledging their support for American jobs.
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The voters pledging their allegiance to the Republican front-runner hail from all corners of the country.
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The Trudeau government, while pledging that it'd re-examine the issue, has yet to do anything concrete.
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He's got congressional leadership still fixated on healthcare, and he's pledging not to let the issue go.
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Many National Review staffers joined the Never Trump movement, pledging not to vote for him against Clinton.
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There's a difference between telling the press that and pledging to never do it, say protest organizers.
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They simply require that commission-based advisers sign enforceable contracts pledging to put a client's interests first.
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The Hill: Democrats are pledging to reverse Trump's defense agenda if they take back Congress in November.
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HNA has also raised funds by selling expensive short-term debt and pledging more shares for loans.
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I realized that I had the same fear of judgment and stigma that I was pledging against.
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That's why I'm pledging to the people of Ohio to serve no more than 85033 Senate terms.
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The meetings resulted in the companies pledging to sell further assets in order to win government approval.
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ISIS has published a video of the attacker, who is now dead, pledging allegiance to the group.
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Eighteen rebelled against the Speaker, pledging to block the bill if Pelosi brought it to the floor.
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BP is pledging not to increase its greenhouse gas emissions beyond 2015 levels, the Houston Chronicle reports.
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At Penn State, sophomore Tim Piazza, 19, died after his first night pledging a fraternity in February.
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Trump ordered the creation of the commission after pledging to work to preserve the integrity of elections.
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The attacker, Omar Mateen, told a 911 operator that he was pledging allegiance to the Islamic State.
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Mr. Trump rallied voters in Pennsylvania by pledging to overturn President Obama's signature health care act. Mrs.
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Miley Cyrus is pledging to leave the country if GOP White House hopeful Donald Trump becomes president.
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Technology companies, he added, need to preserve trust and stability online by pledging neutrality in cyber conflict.
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At Penn State, sophomore Tim Piazza, 19, died following his first night pledging a fraternity in February.
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Britain's opposition Labour party on Tuesday took aim at "obscene" billionaires, pledging a radical redistribution of wealth.
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The pledging of so much money has piqued the interest of international investors in Riyadh this week.
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But the bold declarations of Mr. Rauner, who arrived pledging to "shake things up," have wilted some.
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She endorsed licensing all new gun owners and registering all new guns, pledging to work with Sen.
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But the family vowed to retain its community spirit, pledging to patronize Greenpoint Trees again next year.
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They issued a statement last week pledging to use "all appropriate policy tools" to support economic growth.
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Company insider trading policies prohibit "pledging the Companys securities as collateral to secure loans," the company said.
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But he stopped short of pledging they would have a deal finalized in time to do that.
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There was the ambassadorships ad saying she was the only Democrat pledging not to appoint big donors.
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Kamala Harris On Wednesday, the California senator unveiled her plan pledging $4003 trillion to clean-energy transition.
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The NFL says it supports scientific research into CTE, pledging $100 million into independent studies in 2016.
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The increase in prize money was enabled by sponsor CIB pledging an additional $100,000 into the pot.
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That's important because pledging this type of "scope 3" emission cuts is relatively uncommon for oil majors.
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At his meetings with Moon and Trump, Kim signed statements pledging the complete denuclearization of the peninsula.
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Critics ripped Amazon for pledging a donation smaller than that of Facebook and Kylie Jenner, among others.
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When he's pledging huge increases in military spending while moving to starve wonky research and the arts.
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But McConnell has come under criticism for pledging to be in "total coordination" with the White House.
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That, however, doesn't matter: Warren is pledging a new "Great Society" to be built free of charge.
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On Monday night, he posted an emotional message on his Instagram account, pledging to continue Bryant's legacy.
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They warned the farmers that participating in the play was tantamount to pledging allegiance to the guerrillas.
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The organization embraces Iranian leaders and ideology, pledging to form a government similar to that of Tehran.
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Gruver died on September 14, 2017, after an alcohol-related hazing ritual while pledging Phi Delta Theta.
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After Mr. Amri's death, the Islamic State released a video of him pledging allegiance to the group.
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He very specifically did not answer that question, instead pledging to call the trade deal something new.
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Kamala Harris unveiled her first major policy proposal as a presidential candidate, pledging to boost teacher pay.
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For her part, Chao entered the Department of Transportation pledging to revise the self-driving car blueprint.
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Bill Clinton won with a "third way," pledging fealty to markets and an end to big government.
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Nixon may also have alienated the federal judiciary by pledging to end its lifelong terms and security.
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This likely supports recent statements by Federal Reserve officials pledging patience in raising interest rates this year.
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They argue that the Trump administration's failure to nominate and confirm personnel for the department's highest-ranking positions, pledging to cut the workforce by 2202 percent, pledging to slow recruitment of new hires, and proposing to reform (or "redesign") the bureaucracy collectively represent an existential threat to the agency.
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Also, Fiber is pledging to bring this benevolence to public housing facilities in every city where it exists.
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Kamala Harris pledging to take executive action as president should Congress not pass gun measures, and California Rep.
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While some companies joined Pfizer in pledging to freeze further price increases this year at least, most didn't.
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That move came after a series of tweets from President Donald Trump pledging to include a citizenship question.
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Since then, his administration has taken a tougher line, pledging to maintain sanctions on Moscow over the issue.
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McConnell extended them an olive branch on Sunday, pledging to bring immigration legislation up for debate after Feb.
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Goldrich "apologized" for the incident, pledging to seek clarifications from authorities in the state of Ohio, WAM said.
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In 2017, 18-year-old Maxwell Gruver died in a hazing incident while pledging Phi Delta Theta fraternity.
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On the one hand he favours proposals loved by the right, pledging to lower taxes and deregulate business.
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The two men, and four other militants, were taken into custody after pledging to renounce violence, officials said.
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In many instances, the attackers left behind recordings, social media posts or videos pledging allegiance to al-Baghdadi.
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Chuck Grassley, the Republican chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, for pledging not to offer Garland a hearing.
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They are advocates for the LGBTQ community, with Ariadne recently pledging a whopping $15 million dollars to GLAAD.
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Pledging $52 gets you the Vamp Stereo and $131 gets you the whole system (stereo + speaker + vintage speaker).
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Hill proudly talked about her bisexual identity, pledging she'd be a voice for the LGBTQ+ community in Washington.
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As such they have been quite clever by only pledging a cut lasting six months to begin with.
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Or, you can get a big one that prints on two pieces by August 2017 by pledging $85.
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Prior to that, Starbucks was "threatened" with a boycott of sorts (again) after pledging to hire 10,000 refugees.
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Hatreon, a far-right-friendly Patreon alternative where he once took donations, has had pledging disabled since February.
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Donald Trump is pledging no long vacations and no presidential salary during his time in the White House.
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Foreign donors offered to help at a conference in Paris last year, pledging $11bn in mostly concessional loans.
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It will be the second straight G20 summit in which members forgo pledging the need to denounce protectionism.
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Lyft had just come out against the travel ban by pledging to donate $1 million to the ACLU.
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He made a good start last night, visiting the scene and pledging that "we will rebuild" the cathedral.
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Google is serious about supporting these goals, too, pledging to invest $300 million over the next three years.
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Walmart also honored the boy, inviting him to perform again and pledging $15,000 towards his future college tuition.
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The result is a single long-sleeve T-shirt with ABC pledging all proceeds toward the Wikipedia Foundation.
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Angry customers took pictures of cut up United credit cards, pledging never to fly with the carrier again.
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She has been ambiguous on her China policy, merely pledging, in public anyway, to maintain the status quo.
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President Trump is pledging $1 million of his own cash toward the Hurricane Harvey relief efforts in Texas.
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The U.S. says ISIS-K formed in January 2015, pledging allegiance to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, ISIS's leader.
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He was one of several students who were seeking membership in the fraternity, a process known as pledging.
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The organizers of Fyre Festival are now pledging to overhaul the failed event and try again next year.
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FED'S GUIDANCE In January, the Fed pivoted from hiking rates quarterly to pledging patience before making more moves.
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President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador took office in December pledging to ramp up lackluster growth and job creation.
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Tom Steyer entered the 2020 Democratic presidential race on Tuesday, pledging to spend $100 million on his campaign.
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As part of the ritual, Piazza consumed 18 drinks in 82 minutes on his first night of pledging.
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Gruver was pledging the Phi Delta Theta fraternity, which revoked the chapter's charter four days after the incident.
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Republicans pounced on Nelson's decision, pledging that the Supreme Court will be fodder for the 2018 Senate battle.
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Companies pledging in 2015 to purchase antibiotic-free chicken include Applegate, Chipotle, Elevation Burger, Panera, McDonald's and Costco.
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In March, pledging to combat the epidemic, he signed an executive order creating the commission led by Christie.
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Homicides were at unprecedented levels when the leftist Lopez Obrador took office in December, pledging to curb violence.
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Starbucks earned the same grade for pledging to address antibiotic use in poultry, but not pork or beef.
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These are the tax cuts Republicans are pledging to make permanent, already introducing legislation to do precisely that.
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During the Obama administration, Republicans railed against ObamaCare premium hikes while pledging to repeal and replace the law.
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For example, many politicians are pledging again to remove all "assault style weapons" such as the AR-15.
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Now, some of the tech companies that contributed to the crisis are pledging big money to solve it.
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More than 400 journalists have signed an open letter, pledging to finish Kuciak's work and demanding government transparency.
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" The anchor told viewers that Avenatti had "abruptly cancelled" after pledging "to appear on Fox News this week.
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Mr. Silva was elected in 2012, calling himself the "people's mayor" and pledging to restore the city's reputation.
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China is also not among the countries that have signed the document pledging to collaborate to prevent cybercrimes.
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When he met with Kim, Trump appalled military experts by pledging to stop joint exercises with South Korea.
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Nearly all of the two dozen or so mayoral candidates, including 13 Democrats, are pledging aggressive job creation.
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They are pledging to stick with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Noonan has signed an open letter from dozens of Republican national security officials pledging not to support Trump.
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Boko Haram has long had links with ISIS, pledging allegiance to the Islamic militant group in March 2015.
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"Be careful, our hearts are with you," he wrote, calling the storm a "monster hurricane," and pledging assistance.
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Trump has rattled Mexicans by pledging to build a border wall that he says Mexico will pay for.
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Tsai has been ambiguous on her China policy, merely pledging, in public anyway, to maintain the status quo.
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Homicides were at unprecedented levels when the leftist Lopez Obrador took office in December, pledging to curb violence.
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The prime minister's own party, Bersatu, remains divided with some members publicly pledging their support for Mahathir instead.
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Chaudhary Sahib had stopped by our house and asked my father about pledging his and the family's vote.
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But as the races have become more competitive, more challengers are pledging to transform the criminal justice system.
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Unlike regular fans, stans see themselves as crusaders, pledging loyalty and rushing to their idol's defense against dissenters.
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They did what they were not expected to do, pledging $5.2 million to help bring back the program.
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President Emmanuel Macron came into office pledging to change all that by improving the country's long-term prospects.
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But the state's governor and education commissioner responded to the federal review on Thursday by pledging corrective action.
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Schneider: Biden won the debate by making some news: pledging to pick a woman as his running mate.
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Saying he would put "the poor first", Lopez Obrador took power pledging to tackle chronic inequality and violence.
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Google announced it is pledging $800 million to assist businesses and crisis response efforts to fight the coronavirus.
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Most detainees have now been released, often after signing agreements pledging large payments in exchange for their freedom.
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Nearly every Republican incumbent who is now pledging to protect pre-existing conditions supported one of these measures.
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Mr. Marchetti signed a contract when he joined the C.I.A. in 1955 pledging not to disclose classified information.
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And in February 2018, Gates cut a deal — pleading guilty and pledging his full cooperation with the government.
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He spoke with a handful of Minnesota news outlets, issuing apologies and pledging to learn from his actions.
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Hong Kong unveiled a record budget deficit on Wednesday, pledging cash handouts to residents and business tax breaks.
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Hong Kong unveiled a record budget deficit on Wednesday, pledging cash handouts to residents and business tax breaks.
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Chris Hemsworth and his family are pledging $1 million dollars to aid in Australia&aposs fire relief efforts.
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Last year, Mr. Mackey tried to reassert control, pledging to become more hands-on and address investor concerns.
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In January, the Fed pivoted after hiking rates four times in 2018, pledging patience before making further moves.
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At a news conference, local N.A.A.C.P. officials criticized the authorities for releasing Mr. Gasser, pledging to demonstrate peacefully.
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This year, they are pledging to vote, run for office, and elect new politicians in the 2018 midterms.
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But as pledging continued, he seemed to get more tired, and he became less of his normal self.
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Mr Trump won last year's US presidential election by pledging to create millions of jobs and faster growth.
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New diplomatic alliances were forming, with Europe, India and China pledging to uphold their end of the deal.
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He said in an Instagram post that he's pledging $10 billion to start the Bezos Earth Fund. (CNBC)
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Democrats, meanwhile, will be scrutinizing Kraninger's every move, with the incoming House majority pledging plenty of aggressive oversight.
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And they warn that openly pledging to end private health insurance will only hand ammunition to the Republicans.
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Dean assumed the D.N.C. chairmanship in 2005, pledging a "Fifty State Strategy" to contest elections across the country.
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He is also pledging to be a "jobs" governor by cutting income taxes and high auto insurance premiums.
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On Facebook, where there is a #WearWhiteToVote public page, and on Twitter, women are widely pledging their support.
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Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri's new coalition government started working last month, pledging to enact the reforms swiftly.
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His group, Americans for Tax Reform, maintains a pledge signed by most Republicans pledging to oppose tax increases.
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Brian Sandoval in pledging to oppose a GOP version of Obamacare repeal that would phase out Medicaid expansion.
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But he is campaigning in the state nonetheless, pledging to fight to win it in the general election.
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The veteran leftist took office in December 2018 pledging to ramp up growth to four percent per year.
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In 1968, however, Nixon broke the norm by pledging that he would appoint only "law and order" judges.
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State television screened footage of now former Crown Prince Mohammed bin Nayef pledging allegiance to his young cousin.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts is pledging to name a teacher as her education secretary should she win in 22015.
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But within hours of the February 19 ruling, members of the music community were pledging their support for Kesha.
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President Trump kicked off the White House CEO town hall Tuesday pledging to "completely destroy" regulations on US companies.
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Last year, the group sought recognition from the Islamic State, pledging allegiance and calling itself as the IS-Ranao.
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Amid the broadsides, Republican lawmakers who have pushed to repeal Obamacare for years are pledging to protect the provision.
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The five biggest alcoholic beverage makers all bought in, pledging a total of $66 million to fund the research.
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These pronouncements are the governmental equivalent of pledging to drop 100 pounds without considering details like diet or exercise.
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Magufuli took office in 2015 pledging to reform an economy hobbled by red tape and corruption and boost infrastructure.
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Seventeen Democrats have signed a letter pledging not to back Pelosi during the House floor vote, Democratic aides said.
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The attacker, who had posted a video pledging allegiance to ISIS, was later killed in a shootout with police.
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"We've got a lot of contests ahead of us," she said, pledging to continue to contrast herself with Sanders.
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Pledging allegiance to a certain hotel chain can reap you lots of perks, from shopping discounts to free stays.
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The company joined a coalition of businesses and local governments in pledging to continue to abide by the agreement.
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The two sides have since initiated a rapid detente, signing a pipeline deal and pledging to upgrade economic relations.
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Lyft condemned Trump's travel ban, pledging to donate $1 million to the American Civil Liberties Union over four years.
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Suddenly, more than a dozen Iowa organizers were pledging to ink "we rise" if they hit their fundraising goals.
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This week, the philanthropist and global rights advocate said she's pledging $1 billion to expand women's power and influence.
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The Board passed a resolution pledging to explore the feasibility of divesting from companies with ties to Dakota Access.
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Mallory has been outspoken about the incident, pledging to fight what she says is "white male aggression" and discrimination.
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After the talks, the two sides issued a statement pledging to reduce America's $375bn trade deficit with China "substantially".
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Barbara Hendricks, the environment minister, opened proceedings by pledging additional funds to help developing countries adjust to global warming.
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Britain urged Iran to ease tensions in the Gulf, while pledging to defend its shipping interests in the region.
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Ahead of those testimonies, Twitter is pledging to provide more transparency around all of its advertising, especially political ads.
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The trade war is on, with China today pledging to levy retaliatory tariffs on $60 billion in U.S. goods.
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The companies are also pledging to open several new service centers that they say would each create 1,000 jobs.
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Piazza, 19, of Lebanon, New Jersey, died February 4, two days after he was injured while pledging the fraternity.
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Gruver was pronounced dead on September 14, 2017, after an alcohol-related hazing ritual while pledging Phi Delta Theta.
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At first, Danny's parents took him to doctors and made him sign contracts pledging to limit his internet use.
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Now, New Jersey's largest and oldest power company is pledging to deliver carbon-free electricity to fight climate change.
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New Jersey's largest and oldest power company, PSEG, announced Thursday that it's pledging to go carbon-free by 2050.
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After becoming a U.S. citizen in August, she's registered to vote and is pledging her support to Hillary Clinton.
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And I am pledging to you that through the federal resources that are available, we will close that gap.
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"It was like a fraternity event where everyone was pledging their loyalty to that mission," the American official recalls.
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After pledging to take a new and more productive path, our Congressional leaders cannot repeat the mistake of 2012.
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For its part, the opposition is still pledging its own rival inauguration next month after an election it boycotted.
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Saudi Arabia announced a $500 million contribution at the Geneva pledging conference while the U.S. delegation promised $24 million.
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In fact, while he was imprisoned, Meek joined Colin's philanthropic offensive -- each pledging $10,000 to Philadelphia's Youth Service Inc.
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It's a new year, which means that many people are pledging to slim down or eat healthier in 2018.
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John McCain, who she is challenging, pledging to support the Republican nominee -- alongside some of Trump's most offensive remarks.
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The Kellogg-Briand pact was signed here in 1928, pledging to outlaw the aggressive resort to arms for ever.
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Kraninger has sought to distance herself from Mulvaney's tumultuous stint, pledging to chart her own path for the agency.
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The last summit in 2015 resulted in Chinese President Xi Jinping pledging $60 billion to industrialize the African continent.
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In the meantime, Bloomberg has committed himself to the midterms, pledging to donate millions to candidates around the country.
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Steve Sisolak (D) condemned Atkinson's conduct in a statement obtained by the Independent, while pledging to work with Cannizzaro.
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The United States and China are pledging to sign last year's Paris climate change agreement as early as possible.
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Overall, the GOP primaries were populated by candidates who stumbled over themselves in pledging their fealty to the president.
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He has led recent surveys there while pledging to bring back manufacturing jobs by changing American trade policy. Mrs.
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U.S. officials are pledging to use all available defensive tools to fight the threat of North Korea's nuclear program.
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In September, he followed up on the announcement by pledging to also pay off those students' parents' educational debt.
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On Monday, while pledging a further $60 billion over the next three years, he warned countries against "vanity projects".
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Last year, New Jersey took a miniscule step in the right direction, pledging $5 million to fund local news.
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Kim signed a document at the time pledging to abandon his nuclear arsenal in exchange for unspecified security assurances.
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Pena Nieto took office in December 2012 pledging to tame the violence that escalated under his predecessor Felipe Calderon.
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Steve King (R-Iowa) by pledging a Senate vote on an amendment to add repeal of essential health benefits.
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Knowing this, Friedman attempted to dampen employee outrage by pledging $500,000 to nonprofits working to counteract Trump's immigration policies.
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Party apparatchiks took the stage pledging loyalty to Mnangagwa and denouncing the "G40 cabal" and even, more controversially, Mugabe.
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"If you're pledging your receivables, you might see anywhere from 75 to 80 percent advance rates," Mr. Sandy said.
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It's all going directly to the Arbor Day Foundation, which is pledging exactly one tree planted for each dollar.
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" As he tried to rein in deportations, Mr. Obama drew moral distinctions, pledging to focus on "felons not families.
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Mr. Li said he was forced to sign a statement disavowing his views and pledging loyalty to the party.
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The Fed will now let banks tap cheap loans by pledging short-term, highly rated municipal debt as collateral.
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Salesforce is pledging to its workforce Ohana not to conduct any significant lay offs over the next 90 days.
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Mr. Rosenstein has responded by agreeing to most of those demands and pledging to be more responsive to requests.
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Interest in UFOs and aliens ballooned after a Facebook event pledging to "storm Area 51" went viral last month.
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The notion of a contemporary artist pledging fidelity to a single work over decades now seems even more heroic.
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He is in a wooded, secluded area and he speaks into the camera, pledging allegiance to the Islamic State.
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Russia agreed to the largest cut among non-cartel countries, pledging to lower output by 300,000 barrels per day.
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President Moon Jae-in, a former human rights lawyer, took office last May, pledging to re-engage the North.
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Still, they generally didn't appear to want to go as far as pledging to support Democratic candidates this fall.
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He also released a video surrounded by hooded, armed men pledging to overthrow the "tyranny" of Venezuela's socialist government.
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" Pledging to dispense equal justice to "poor and rich," Judge Gorsuch said the judicial role was "not about politics.
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Beijing offered a concession on Friday that may prove pivotal, pledging to reduce tariffs on US soybeans and pork.
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Google cited user concerns about cookies including privacy and data collection, pledging to replace them with new technical solutions.
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The teens pledging to stay pure perform a secret ritual that goes terribly wrong and unleashes a demonic force.
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The group said it is working to get 10,000 young people in Iowa to sign cards pledging to vote.
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Google cited user concerns about cookies including privacy and data collection, pledging to replace them with new technical solutions.
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With Haitham pledging in a Saturday speech to continue Muscat's policy of peaceful relations, the transition looks encouragingly smooth.
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Members of the group videotaped Mr. Denham at a town hall in April pledging to vote no on repeal.
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The internet may be publicly pledging a vow not to nut, but most of the internet is probably lying.
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She also filed a detailed ethics agreement letter pledging to sell off her financial stakes in 221 different entities.
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France is pledging nearly $22019 million toward efforts to curb domestic violence, French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe announced Monday.
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Now it seems Hallmark is bending back the other way, pledging to reinstate the blushing brides after widespread backlash.
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Liberals have panned any talk of bipartisanship, pledging to make the process as painful as they can for supporters.
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Piazza died after drinking large quantities of alcohol during his first night of pledging at Beta Theta Pi fraternity.
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On the envelope-pushing side, you've got two women walking down the aisle and pledging vows to one another.
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Many Democrats fearing potential electoral repercussions have responded by pledging not to vote for Pelosi, if they are elected.
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Critically, it's unclear if the shooter had any contact with ISIS, to which police say he is pledging allegiance.
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Newark's mayor, Cory Booker, had swept into office in 2006 pledging a safer city through zero tolerance on crime.
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For example, China is pledging not to discriminate against foreign companies when it sets new standards for technological equipment.
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Armed Venezuelan soldiers stood guard at the customs building, pledging to turn back any attempt to cross the border.
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Pledging to build on the progressive tradition that's done so much for America, from Franklin Roosevelt to Barack Obama.
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But fans were intrigued enough to break a Kickstarter record, pledging more than $6 million to finance 23 new episodes.
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Despite North Korea pledging it would work toward a "complete denuclearization" after the first summit, little progress has been made.
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Authorities secured the hostages' release by promising not to prosecute the villagers, and by pledging to re-examine their complaint.
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Lee is accused of pledging 43 billion won ($38 million) in bribes to a company and foundations controlled by Choi.
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Adidas launched a turnaround strategy at the end of 2016, pledging to focus on China, North America and online sales.
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Other countries responded by pledging $100 million in new funding this year, but UNRWA still faces a $350 million shortfall.
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But Americans for Prosperity's announcement marks the first time the group is pledging to wade into primaries in this fashion.
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" Hyde-Smith also came onstage at both rallies, where she spent a few minutes pledging to protect Mississippi's "conservative values.
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He visited her home state last week, pledging to help oust her, while unveiling his short-on-details tax plan.
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SEBI Chairman Ajay Tyagi took over in March, pledging to make developing commodity markets a key plank of his tenure.
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The total pledged this year surpasses the $9.3 billion announced at the Green Climate Fund's previous pledging conference in 2014.
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They could be ignored — especially since there were so many others pledging devotion to Trump, whose fans the network craved.
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Instead of pledging to Make America Great Again, Bush nostalgically offered to Restore Honor and Dignity to the White House.
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In pledging to audit the board, the office of New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer issued a much stricter verdict.
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MadeinTYO made his feelings known in two succinct tweets, dragging Uber and, then, pledging support for its direct competitor, Lyft.
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But that hasn't stopped some former Sanders supporters from pledging to support presumptive GOP nominee Trump in the general election.
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Both SLS and Orion are broadly supported by Congress, with representatives pledging to keep the programs alive and fully funded.
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Its mission statement pledging to "bring more people online and help improve their lives" is innocuous enough, but Facebook's Internet.
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While pledging independence from Trump, Barr will not recuse himself from overseeing the Mueller probe, according to the prepared testimony.
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So far, more than 22,000 people have signed a petition pledging to walk out of the classroom, reports USA Today.
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Now that Microsoft is pledging to share this with the Chromium project, Chrome as a browser will improve on Windows.
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"I'm feeling really sad," 26-year-old Zhang told Reuters, pledging to return with the team at Tokyo in 2020.
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John Sifton, Asia advocacy director at Human Rights Watch, criticized Trump for pledging to preserve Kim&aposs stranglehold on power.
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"Sometimes things don't always come out like you mean," Pence said, before also pledging to stand by the GOP nominee.
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But the lasting — and potentially history-altering — impact of this wave of women pledging to run remains to be seen.
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The government has pledging to restore forests on 20 percent of its national territory from less than 12 percent today.
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As Kidman and Close prove, drawing those distinctions and pledging to write off any alleged abusers isn't always so simple.
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Feels like it was designed for a college freshmen who's pledging into a sorority and ready to lose her virginity.
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With Cruz out of the race, Pratt says he needs assurances from Trump before he would consider pledging his support.
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"We must put an end to austerity," he said, pledging to "re-open hostilities" against free trade agreements under negotiation.
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Trump campaigned on a platform of tough talk on ISIS, including pledging to "bomb the hell" out of the group.
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Several companies are also pledging some of their proceeds to help provide girls in impoverished communities with free menstrual products.
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Others have waded into partisan politics to campaign for local and federal candidates pledging to do more for school safety.
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There's no left-wing conspiracy among the 194 other countries who are still pledging to honor the Paris Climate Agreement.
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Trump has long hammered Mexico over trade, pledging to crack down on what he calls abuses that sap American jobs.
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It also works with every smartphone and HUD navigation app so you're not stuck pledging your loyalty to one company.
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It released a statement condemning Trump's order and pledging to donate $1 million to ACLU over the next four years.
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Initially, the local Muslim community rallied to Abdoulah's cause, pledging $400,000 for his bail fund with promises to raise more.
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Actually, lots of beer companies have been pledging their political allegiance this year, on both the left and the right.
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" Blankenship has placed McConnell in the center of the primary fight, pledging that if he wins he'll help "ditch Mitch.
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Mr. Sanders unveiled his immigration plan on Thursday, pledging to use executive action if Congress does not pass comprehensive legislation.
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On July 5th Hebei responded to the inspectors' criticisms by pledging to "put environmental protection in a more prominent position".
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A fifth of them are now missing, the ministry said, pledging to build more facilities and shelters for migrant children.
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The Free Press noted that Democrats on the state education board are pledging to push back against the proposed changes.
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Lawmakers in both parties praised Grimes for coming forward, expressing sympathy and pledging to support her efforts to seek justice.
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They are pledging allegiance to a traditional form of American civic engagement because they believe they have earned the privilege.
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He was appointed by Trump to lead the agency in November 85033, pledging to rein in the CFPB's oversight practices.
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Maybe that's pledging allegiance to a supernatural cult, or acting like a voyeur in a show like Sleep No More.
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WASHINGTON — President Obama came into office seven years ago pledging to end the wars of his predecessor, George W. Bush.
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The unrest subsided last week after the government responded by pledging extra aid for poor families and those in need.
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That is why Johnson has spent so much time visiting hospitals and pledging to boost police numbers in recent weeks.
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There are some Republicans, however, who are visibly enraged and pledging to rend the party in two, if not four.
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Senators are pledging to use an annual defense policy bill to renew a fight over prosecutions of military sexual assault.
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The leaders signed joint statement pledging to move toward an enduring peace and the complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.
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Trump has ended up at the centre of Rocky's case after pledging to intervene after being lobbied by Kanye West.
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Can Democrats win swing states by criticizing Trump, but not too much -- pledging to work with the President when possible?
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While levels of borrowing by share pledging do vary, typically lenders advance funds worth 30 percent of the shares pledged.
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Trump has also grown frustrated with the ECB for pledging stimulus, which the president considers unfair interference in trade talks.
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But if Congress does not act, she is pledging to use executive action to apply the proposal to federal contractors.
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Last week the Greyjoy siblings made their pact with the Dragon Queen, pledging ships and an end to their pirating.
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And, in a symbolic gesture, governors who have not yet sent troops to the border are pledging to withhold resources.
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And on Tuesday, the administration decided to act, pledging $12 billion in aid to farmers impacted by the trade wars.
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Sustainability has emerged as another priority for Coke, with the company pledging to make its packaging 100% recyclable by 2025.
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The two leaders embraced after signing a declaration pledging to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula and formally end the Korean War.
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Suu Kyi swept to power pledging that a peace process to end Myanmar's myriad ethnic conflicts was her top priority.
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Democrats also sounded the alarm about Tillerson's ties to Putin, stopping short of pledging to outright block his nomination, however.
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At the Oscars, Vice President Joe Biden also gave a powerful speech pledging the White Houses' commitment to the cause.
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"Oriel sold out," a group spokesperson charged, at a press conference a few days later, pledging to continue the campaign.
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Mnuchin added that he welcomed recent comments from Chinese Premier Li Keqiang pledging more actions to open China's economy further.
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When I informed her I was pledging, she was surprised but supportive once I told her more about the fraternity.
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Gov. John Kasich (R-Ohio) says the GOP erred by pledging it would repeal ObamaCare during the 85033 midterm elections.
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He reiterated in personal terms the legitimacy of the activists' concerns while pledging continued federal support for local law enforcement.
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First, these companies are pledging to make it easier for patients to access their electronic data, such as test results.
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Shortly before midnight, the campaign sent out an email apologizing for the problems and pledging to do better next time.
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The plan also grew by 50 percent: The mayor is now pledging to preserve or construct 300,000 units by 2026.
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Likewise, the United Nations recently convened a major event in Geneva called the Pledging Conference for the Rohingya Refugee Crisis.
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After pledging to donate 25 percent of all beer sales to Fiona's treatment, the brewery has now raised over $30,000.
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Mexico won a reprieve by mostly reaffirming existing commitments on immigration and pledging to put troops on its southern border.
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While pledging general support toward Israel – a mainstay of Republican foreign policy – he has waffled on some of the specifics.
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In January 2018, the group released a video condemning the migrant "caravan" and pledging to stop refugees in their tracks.
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California's new governor: Gavin Newsom was sworn in on Monday, pledging to focus on huge economic disparities in the state.
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But a specific goal for this autumn's pledging conference was unlikely to be set, he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Over the next five years, the city is also pledging to preserve 2,500 units of existing affordable housing in Inwood.
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Andrew Cuomo declaring a state of emergency for the New York City subway system and pledging $1 billion for improvements.
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It's also one of the biggest esports by prize pool, with Epic pledging $100 million in prize cash for 2019.
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The alleged hazing According to the lawsuit, Wiant began pledging the Epsilon chapter of Sigma Pi in mid-September 2018.
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Nigerian presidential candidates and political leaders, however, signed a peace accord this month pledging their support for a peaceful election.
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US, Governor Markell and the president of D.S.U., pledging to stand behind their scholarships no matter what became of DACA.
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Nineteen wrote to Juncker and European Council President Donald Tusk earlier this month, pledging their support for a Brexit pact.
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As he moans and sometimes thrashes, they praise and they plead, begging for help from above while pledging their love.
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Many politicians came and went, pledging to change or replace NAFTA, only to do so, and then absolutely nothing happened.
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In a call with civic leaders, he conceded that Facebook did not have enough Sinhalese moderators, pledging to hire more.
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Photographs showed detainees brandishing weapons, raising the Islamic State flag and pledging allegiance to its leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
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Busch Beer and Venmo even caught wind of his plans, and raised the stakes by pledging to match his contribution.
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In common with other anti-establishment leaders, Babis rose to prominence by pledging to weed out perceived elitism and corruption.
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McConnell turned heads early in the impeachment process by pledging to operate in "total coordination" with Trump's White House lawyers.
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With Thursday's deal done, regulators are now promising stability, shifting their focus to implementation and pledging no new major regulation.
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Recently, the billionaire won praise by pledging to fund efforts to fix the ongoing water contamination efforts in Flint, Michigan.
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At the February pledging event, donors committed to provide $2.6 billion of the $4.2 billion the United Nations was seeking.
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"Right now, (the Republican Party) seems to be all about pledging fealty to Donald Trump no matter what," she criticized.
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In a news release last week, he showed no signs of backing down, pledging yet another "fundamental restructuring" of Sears.
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While pledging to act decisively against the gangs, he said that Mexico needed "collaboration and cooperation," not intervention from abroad.
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On Monday, Trump said McCain has had a "complete turn" from his years of pledging to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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" A second tweet had the president pledging he's "fighting for a level playing field for our farmers, and will win!
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Following an inquiry by the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office, the track re-opened, pledging to implement safety reforms.
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"This is an untenable situation," Shameem Ahsan, Bangladesh's ambassador to the United Nations in Geneva, told a U.N. pledging conference.
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Following an inquiry by the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office, the track re-opened after pledging to implement safety reforms.
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In 20083, a week after he assumed the papacy, John Paul wrote to Dr. Tymieniecka, pledging to keep up their correspondence.
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Though Austria's move has angered European Union leaders in Brussels, Mikl-Leitner is pledging her country will introduce even stricter controls.
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The university's chancellor, Bob Meyer, released a statement pledging cooperation with law enforcement and offering condolences to those who knew Alnahdi.
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Or maybe we lift sanctions, in exchange for Russia pulling out of the Donbas and pledging no more meddling in elections.
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One artist from New Zealand is taking it up a notch by pledging to help airbrush sleeve tattoos for sick kids.
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Sean "Diddy" Combs announced Tuesday that he's pledging $1 million to the Capital Preparatory Schools network to help under served communities.
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On the campaign trail, Trump regularly decried crime in urban areas while pledging to revitalize neighborhoods primarily populated by black Americans.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel weighed in, pledging that the government would respond "with full force and resolve" against anti-Semitism in Germany.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Google is pledging $1 billion to help fight the housing crisis in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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So far, Priorities USA has hit Trump for violence at his events, pledging to appoint justices who will overturn Roe v.
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North Korean visitors shout anti-American slogans at the "revenge-pledging place" after visiting the Sinchon Museum of American War Atrocities.
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Barack Obama came to office pledging a "reset" with Russia, yet he leaves with relations at a post-cold war nadir.
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Mateen said on a 911 call while inside the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida, that he was pledging allegiance to ISIS.
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Burning Sands is about a group of college students trying to make it through the hazing process of pledging a fraternity.
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But whichever choice you make, you are basically pledging your trust in all that you hold dear to Apple or Google.
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Meanwhile, pledging allegiance to ISIS on Facebook after a murderous attack has now become almost routine for terrorists in the West.
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Pence brought the law up in the context of criticizing Clinton and the Democratic Party platform for pledging to repeal it.
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According to Israeli officials, Netanyahu doesn't have a problem with pledging not to let Chinese telecom companies build Israel's 5G network.
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Dow only secured regulatory clearance to acquire DuPont after pledging to sell key research and development activities and other major assets.
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OPEC and allies last week agreed to return to supply cuts in 2019, pledging to lower output by 1.2 million bpd.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) took it one step farther this year, pledging to forgo large-donation fundraisers in the Democratic primary.
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Carney sought to reassure investors on the day, pledging to provide an extra £250 billion ($333 billion) in liquidity if necessary.
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President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador took office in December pledging to ramp up lackluster economic growth and to improve job creation.
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And nearly every story has ended the same way — with the owners of the platforms apologizing and pledging to do better.
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He's now turned his focus to alien life, pledging $100 million through his new fund Breakthrough Initiatives to find extraterrestrial intelligence.
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Still, Amazon hasn't stopped hiring as a result of automating its own warehouses, pledging to add 100,000 people by next year.
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Some sites also wrongly reported that the original story said students are pledging to remove their testicles, rather than their penises.
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Indonesia last year launched a national action plan, pledging up to $1 billion to cut ocean waste 70 percent by 2025.
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Economists are concerned that the Pay Commission's endorsement for higher wages could curtail the pledging of funds to upgrade crumbling infrastructure.
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In a news release last week, he showed no signs of backing down, pledging yet another a "fundamental restructuring" of Sears.
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It is unclear whether Cruz plans on just pledging to vote for the GOP presidential nominee or offering more substantial backing.
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Luxury fashion designer, Giorgio Armani, has taken a stand against animal cruelty by pledging to end his company's relationship with fur.
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Donald Trump's 'Muslim ban' has already had a number of tech companies pledging support to immigrants and those who protect them.
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Almost 110 Republican foreign policy veterans have signed a letter pledging to oppose Trump, saying his proposals would undermine U.S. security.
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Apple announced on Monday that is pledging $2.5 billion for an affordable housing initiative in the company's home state of California.
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Clinton has moved to the left over the course of the race, pledging a more aggressive climate agenda than President Obama.
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Police say that five men now in custody wrote e-mails pledging allegiance to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the IS "caliph".
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The Trump administration's Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is pledging to crack down on settlements with environmental groups that sue the EPA.
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So if you're looking at an ICO that is pledging a certain return on your investment, you probably should walk away.
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Trump has put extensive efforts into appealing to coal, pledging to revive the industry by undoing numerous Obama actions and regulations.
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The response of the GOP has been appalling — constant defamation of their own front-runner and pledging not to support him.
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Across the United States, the prospect of frightening images have some pledging to skip the holiday or closely shield their children.
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It didn't take long for social media to light up with #NYCStrong tributes pledging to not let fear win the day.
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However, Democrats are undermining their push for higher taxes by pledging trillion dollar programs as if those would involve chump change.
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Senator Bernie Sanders has not conceded to Hillary Clinton, but he is pledging to "make certain" that Mr. Trump is defeated.
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Political party leaders and presidential candidates signed a peace agreement in December pledging their support for transparency in the electoral process.
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A charity is pledging to pay benefits to the families of fallen soldiers during the ongoing government shutdown, CNN reported Sunday.
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Trump, pledging not to touch Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid, galvanized "forgotten" blue-collar whites anxious about threats to their benefits.
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President Ashraf Ghani's spokesman issued a statement calling the attack an "unpardonable" crime against humanity and pledging to destroy terrorist groups.
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Bose posted a statement on the company's website for users of the Connect app, pledging to fight the claims in court.
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Pledging $39 or more will get you a Mella in the first batch, scheduled to be delivered in February of 2018.
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It is also why his Jubilee party is pledging to create year-long paid internships to all graduates in the future.
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Russia and China strongly criticized U.S. sanctions placed on Venezuela, with the former pledging to support the beleaguered President Nicolas Maduro.
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Italy then wrote to the European Union pledging to go ahead with it, according to the European Parliament president David Sassoli.
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Obama was a driving force behind that agreement, pledging a 26 percent to 85033 percent reduction in U.S. emissions by 2025.
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"I sincerely hope we select one of the other G.O.P. candidates," Mr. Sasse wrote, pledging not to vote for Mrs. Clinton.
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Despite previously pledging to pay back the money he used for the settlement, there is no evidence he ever did so.
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But Kurz won last year's election with a hard line on immigration, pledging to cut refugees' benefits and fight radical Islamism.
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During her confirmation hearing, the governor heartened international observers by pledging to avoid a "slash and burn approach" to U.N. funding.
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A lot, as it turns out, though after pledging yourself to Gwyneth and a lifetime of vaginal steaming at 3 a.m.
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The solidarity fund officially endorsed it on Monday by pledging to convert hybrid bonds worth 313 million euros into Carige shares.
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Another question under consideration, he said, relates to how the A.C.L.U. should evaluate the credibility of organizers pledging a peaceful demonstration.
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But in pledging to "stop funding a rogue agency," Jayapal directed the spotlight onto the Democratic Party's ambivalent feelings about immigration.
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And in a separate letter to Mr. Schumer, Mr. Burck defended the process, pledging that it was not a partisan one.
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But on Saturday, Governor Rosselló committed to a more aggressive timetable, pledging to have 95 percent of power restored by December.
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Two weeks ago, President Trump phoned Mr. Modi pledging "to strengthen security and economic cooperation" between India and the United States.
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Her campaign has also begun trying to drive the national conversation, pledging to nominate only judges who would uphold Roe v.
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John Delaney, a former Maryland congressman, began pledging he would personally give $2 to charity for every dollar donation he received.
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While pledging to "continue to engage, listen and allay concerns," the statement indicated the government was pushing ahead with the bill.
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The Trump administration announced on Tuesday that it would support that plan, pledging $5.8 billion toward the development of Central America.
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Those factors saddled Alejandro Guillier, a center-left former journalist who ran a campaign pledging to build on Bachelet-era reforms.
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Mr. Abe came to office in 2012 pledging to turn things around with a package of economic reforms, known as Abenomics.
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Humanity Forward is also pledging to give $500,000 in universal basic income to residents in one town in New York state.
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They were an obscure, expensive product just a few years ago; today, companies like Volkswagen are pledging to go all-electric.
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The Taliban released a video that showed members pledging allegiance to Mansour, but there was also evidence of an internal schism.
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"It is not something we are eager to do," Mr. Nadler said, pledging to subpoena F.B.I. documents and interview potential witnesses.
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The pop singer Ne-Yo invested this year and joined the board of trustees, pledging to help enroll more minority students.
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Hungary, where China is pledging to spend billions on a railway, also blocked the E.U. statement on the South China Sea.
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The campaign kept the session with Mr. Biden behind closed doors, despite pledging to open his fund-raising events to reporters.
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Meanwhile, across the ocean, American Jews were pledging allegiance to a nation that was welcoming them with less bigotry than most.
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As a young teen, I abhorred drinking, pledging to be sober for life — a reaction to my father, to be sure.
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Universities have shut down hundreds of offending fraternity chapters, and some have prohibited freshman-year pledging or imposed restrictions on alcohol.
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A year ago, veteran leftist Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador assumed the presidency pledging to raise economic growth to 4% per year.
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Cleary, 27, joins Cincinnati Bengals offensive lineman Eric Winston as active NFL players in pledging this year to donate their brains.
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" Trump vowed to halt radical Islamic terrorism during his address, pledging to "eradicate it completely from the face of the Earth.
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Two days before that, an attacker pledging allegiance to ISIS killed 49 people in an Orlando nightclub and wounded dozens more.
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Many vulnerable Republicans have sought to blunt the attacks by pledging support in recent ads for ObamaCare's pre-existing condition protections.
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And a growing constellation of so-called sanctuary cities, towns and states is pledging not to cooperate in the president's crackdown.
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Why would their price plummet on the day that China was pledging to buy more US farm goods than ever before?
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PT The North Face has joined Patagonia in the fight, pledging $`100,000 to help create an education center outside Bears Ears.
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The bill will now head to the House, where conservatives are demanding stronger curbs to Dodd-Frank before pledging their support.
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Ex-Taliban fighters pledging allegiance to ISIS took over multiple villages in Afghanistan's eastern Nangarhar province from 2015 to about 2019.
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South Korea's new president, Moon Jae-in, sought to endear himself with voters by pledging to adopt Tory, a stray dog.
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South Korea's new president, Moon Jae-in, sought to endear himself with voters by pledging to adopt a rescue dog, Tory.
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After previously pledging not to take large contributions from pharmaceutical executives, Warren's announcement on Tuesday expanded the umbrella of forbidden donors.
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The embattled nation has also seen generosity from Qatar with the Gulf nation pledging $15 billion worth of investment on Wednesday.
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They also refused to take the traditional oath to uphold Spain's constitution, instead pledging to campaign for an independent Catalan republic.
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Scott Walker in the Republican primary, serving as his national finance co-chairman before pledging his support for former Florida Gov.
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Despite the new cuts, OPEC stopped short of pledging action beyond March and analysts questioned the impact of the latest curbs.
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China has responded — not by pledging to change its cheating ways, but by imposing politically targeted taxes on American farm exports.
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He commended Saudi Arabia for pledging to cut to 10.2 million barrels per day from January, a deeper reduction than allocated.
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Boeing responded to the survey by pledging to boost domestic investment by an additional $85033 million, echoing plans announced last month.
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Harris is one of the leaders in Congress pledging opposition to government funding measures that fail to protect Dreamers from deportation.
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We honor Wiesel by building bridges among champions of peace, by pledging that we will do better to advance human dignity.
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What the White House is asking for is the chance to persecute some immigrants in exchange for pledging to protect others.
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But some progress on changes makes this lower valuation more attractive now, particularly with Moon pledging to push for further reforms.
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Conaway won't seek reelection: report MORE (R-Utah) is pledging to attach his chamber's fire bill to other must-pass legislation.
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It's great that 12 significant asset owners like CalPERS and Allianz are pledging to make their activities carbon neutral by 2050.
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With President Trump pledging to increase deportations, adoption advocates fear that the number will climb, with devastating consequences for those deported.
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A letter from her and her husband quickly followed, pledging remedial measures, like an expert on noise reduction, and continued vigilance.
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Arguing higher paychecks would boost consumption, Moon campaigned for president pledging to raise minimum hourly wages to 10,13 won by 2020.
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Representatives of 114 political groups met this month with the election panel, with many pledging support for Prayuth as prime minister.
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Some states have passed laws making their representatives to the Electoral College sign affidavits pledging to vote for a certain nominee.
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Indigenous leaders in at least six towns and small cities in those states are also pledging to block balloting on Sunday.
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Changing his profile picture on the LINE messaging app to a banner pledging "Indonesian support and solidarity for ISIS" probably didn't help.
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Back in January, the U.S. Federal Reserve fired up investors' appetite for risk by pledging to be patient with future rate rises.
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Ben Affleck is putting his money where his mouth is after pledging to be "part of the solution" in fighting sexual misconduct.
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The once-popular Bachelet was swept into power pledging to raise taxes and overhaul education, pensions, the electoral system and labor relations.
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Two years ago, the government launched a national action plan pledging up to $1 billion to cut ocean waste 70% by 2025.
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With Democrats pledging not to put money toward a project they call immoral and ineffective, the impasse looks no closer to breaking.
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Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong is joining the ranks of billionaires pledging to donate the majority of their wealth for the greater good.
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And in 2015, Purdue signed an agreement with the New York Attorney General's office, pledging it would behave responsibly within the state.
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Foreign demand for Italian debt has shrunk since a populist coalition came to power last year pledging to ramp up public spending.
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Barrow took office early last year pledging widespread reforms in the tiny West African nation after longtime President Yahya Jammeh stepped down.
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The former vice president eventually released a video statement saying that "social norms are changing" and pledging to change along with them.
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Her twin brother and on-again, off-again lover Jaime, however, can be heard in voiceover, pledging his loyalty to the living.
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But while standing on the sidelines, Bloomberg changed the game by pledging to double his already sky-high spending on TV advertising.
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As you'd expect from a longtime feminist like Markle, the future Duchess of Sussex will not be pledging to "obey" her husband.
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Clinton's campaign, which is still raising primary dollars and pledging to campaign in primary states, has been unable to make that turn.
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A memo from Mr. Corson to James Perkins, the university's president, said that Cornell contacted authorities pledging its assistance in the investigation.
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This administration has told us they don't even bother to check Facebook or Twitter to find out who's pledging allegiance to jihadis.
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She is, after all, pursuing the hardest of hard Brexits, pledging to remove Britain from the EU's single market and customs union.
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Today, thousands of companies are seeking carbon-free energy sources, with more than 150 firms pledging to transition to 100% renewable energy.
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"The grand jury found no evidence of a link between the fraternity pledging process and Braham's death," Kane said in a statement.
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In the hard-hit city of Santa Rosa, city officials are pledging to speed rebuilding for residents of burned housing developments there.
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Saipov&aposs notes, written in Arabic and pledging loyalty to ISIS, turned up in and near the vehicle, Fox News was told.
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Evercore singled out Shell and French major Total for pledging to keep capital spending limited through 2020 even if the recovery continues.
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An investor relations officer for the company said measures had been taken to reduce collateral risks, including "pledging deposits or more collateral".
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Hand-written documents pledging allegiance to Islamic State and glorifying martyrdom were found at a house in Strasbourg, eastern France, Molins said.
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Front-runner conservative Ivan Duque is pledging to make "corrections" to aspects of the accord including to amnesty terms for former guerrillas.
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"We have no interest in selling anyone's data," he told us, pledging to look at the privacy policy and get it changed.
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President Donald Trump encouraged such hostility during his election campaign, pledging a "total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States".
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The man who plowed his rental truck into pedestrians and cyclists in Lower Manhattan left behind handwritten letters pledging allegiance to ISIS.
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President Joao Lourenco succeeded long-time Angolan leader Jose Eduardo dos Santos last September, pledging to tackle an endemic culture of corruption.
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Beijing has beefed up countermeasures this year to support the economy, pledging billions of dollars in additional tax cuts and infrastructure spending.
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She suspended the rule that had threatened Pro Way, pledging to reevaluate — and eventually loosen — how the government regulates for-profit colleges.
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"This case is not only about the farmers in this place, this is a national problem," Mya Myitzu said, pledging to appeal.
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You can preorder one by pledging $25 to its crowdfunding campaign, or grab three theOUTlets for $70 as an early bird deal.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden is pledging to change his ways after two women recently came forward accusing him of inappropriate behavior.
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Caucus members responded pledging to advocate for more funding, housing and training to aid those on the ground responding to the issue.
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The company has already surpassed its $15,000 goal – but you can shave $30 off the retail price by pledging $119 or more.
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Local residents were active participants in every part of the process: identifying the area for fundraising; pledging their own dollars; and collaborating.
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Besides pledging his brain to the Concussion Legacy Foundation, Sapp also says he wants tackle football outlawed for pre-high school kids.
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A deficit of US $446 million deficit had been cut to US$ 217 million after a pledging conference in June, he said.
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Apple is pledging to end its reliance on mining and one day make its products from only renewable resources or recycled material.
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Acknowledging the growing threat on the continent, Western powers are pledging logistical, financial and even operational support to Africa's terror-embattled states.
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Environmentalists and their allies are pledging to go to war against President Trump's efforts to roll back his predecessor's climate change agenda.
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As Bloomberg reported last month, a possible condition would be pledging not to give its own programming an unfair advantage over rivals.
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It's unlikely GOP lawmakers would go along with Udall's pitch, given that Trump ran his presidential campaign pledging to appoint conservative judges.
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Reaction to the book on Chinese social media has been swift, with many condemning the book and pledging to boycott the hotel.
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" Cruz added that the new practice at Trump rallies looks like people pledging their "loyalty to him, like subjects to a king.
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Supporting actions The United States and Russia said they plan to share information on the groups pledging to put down their arms.
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Many 63 hopefuls swiftly came out against the Alabama law, calling the measure "dangerous and exceptionally cruel," and pledging to fight it.
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" Ne-Yo says he "100%" stands by Kaepernick -- adding, "You can't pledge allegiance to a country that's not pledging allegiance to you.
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Susan Collins of Maine, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska and Thom Tillis of North Carolina in pledging to vote to terminate the declaration.
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Pennsylvania State University raises money for Houston With the current devastation in Houston, we are pledging $0.15 for every RT this gets!
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Iran welcomed the move but stopped short of pledging to act itself and it is unclear whether the freeze will actually happen.
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This seems not to have registered with the Democrats leadership, who are already pledging Armageddon in opposing the as-yet unnamed nominee.
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In this environment, running on impeachment—on pledging to take back Congress and prosecute Trump—will be tempting for Democrats in 2018.
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With the RBA pledging to do more if needed, the revised expectations from these banks now match financial market pricing <0#YIB:>.
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Europe's commitment is clear, with the EU pledging 2202 million Euros — or roughly half the total budget — towards its Human Brain Project.
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Once again members of Congress are pledging to work together to develop a workable housing finance system to replace the two GSEs.
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Norway has led donor efforts by pledging up to $500 million a year to help tropical nations protect their forests, Streck said.
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Jackson has rebuffed Manafort's repeated requests to end his home confinement in exchange for pledging $10 million in real estate as collateral.
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Affiliates pledging their allegiance, in West Africa, Libya, Yemen, the Philippines and Indonesia to name just a few places, are still active.
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Barletta, who has served in Congress since 2011, was pledging to crack down on immigration well before Trump started running for president.
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Leaders will re-commit to the 2015 Paris climate pact that also Trump pulled out of, pledging to develop more clean energy.
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The newly elected president takes office pledging to establish better relations with Moscow but increasingly appears as an erratic and temperamental populist.
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As a Cabinet nominee, Ross signed an ethics agreement pledging to sell off most of his financial assets once he was confirmed.
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Democratic megadonor Tom Steyer has been among McCready's biggest financial backers, pledging more than $20163 million to his campaign, according to Ballotpedia.
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At the same time that Pruitt has been pledging to clean up some Superfund sites, he has been dismantling important Superfund regulations.
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Congress has been racing to address autonomous vehicle technology with automakers pledging aggressive timelines to bring self-driving cars to the market.
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Taken together, these sites had roughly 35,000 people pledging to trade their votes — a small number as far as national elections go.
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On Wednesday, Forties was pumping at half its normal capacity and its operator was pledging to resume full flows in early January.
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Pressure is set to continue from October as e-commerce firm Rakuten Inc becomes the fourth major wireless carrier pledging low prices.
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The lawmakers singled out Intel as a glaring example of a company pledging to ramp up diversity, but failing to do so.
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Within 24 hours of clinching the Republican nomination, and pledging to unite the GOP, Trump made sure to outrage Republicans — three times.
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Sanders has been vocal since the election, pledging to fight Trump's policy on issues such as climate change, pharmaceutical pricing and Medicare.
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The state passed a bill last year pledging $10 million over three years to fund free training for plumbers, electricians and carpenters.
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Alexander is the seventh Republican senator to announce they would vote for the resolution of disapproval, which Trump is pledging to veto.
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He was made to sign a statement pledging not to divulge details of his interrogation sessions as a condition of his release.
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Governors from eight of those states have already released statements pledging to regulate their carbon emissions regardless of actions by the EPA.
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And look at the hypocrites at Google, paying one ad blocking company ( Eyeo) while pledging to stamp out ad blocking for all.
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Before Monday's indictment, the leftist CGT union had already criticized second-in-command Thierry Bollore for pledging unconditional staff support for Ghosn.
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And the firm invests in Starbucks and Amazon, two companies Ms. May cited in a recent speech pledging to quash tax avoidance.
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Democrats are already sounding the alarm about Tillerson's ties to Putin, though they've stopped short of pledging to outright block his nomination.
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" So, together with Nadia Nazar, 16, of Baltimore, she launched Zero Hour — an organization pledging to take "concrete action around climate change.
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The campaign has raised about $285,000 in cash contributions, with more employers, including Amazon and Starbucks, pledging nearly $200,000 in additional support.
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Though the principles the companies are pledging to adopt don't specifically impact encryption themselves, the event had an explicit anti-encryption message.
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Facebook said it would expand its rules about removing content, pledging to take down false information that could lead to physical violence.
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Like many other Democrats in Republican territory, she is not pledging broad support for Obamacare, but focusing on its most popular provision.
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Even the Labor Party, which had criticized the policy, wound up pledging to keep it if it takes control of the government.
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Over 900 Amazon employees have signed an internal petition pledging to walk out over their employer's lack of action on climate change.
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Solar power companies like SunRun and Vivint Solar are also joining the relief effort, pledging to bring hardware to the US territory.
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And Democrats will soon control the House of Representatives, and are pledging to make aggressive oversight of the leasing process a priority.
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The company was an early proponent of self-driving cars, pledging in 2013 that it would market fully autonomous cars in 2020.
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In Opinion: A philanthropist, Hansjörg Wyss, explains why he is pledging $19443 billion over the next decade for land and ocean conservation.
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He also praised Kim Jong-un, a sweeping redirection after last year pledging during the same speech to "totally destroy" North Korea.
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Thousands more still, though, remained outside, on the tight, cramped streets of La Boca, singing and dancing, waving flags, pledging their allegiance.
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Tommy Ahlquist, a physician and businessman who has had a hand in the boom as a developer, is pledging more economic growth.
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It offers no details, however, on how that would be allocated, apart from pledging greater readiness on the part of the military.
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SEBI in June announced a ban on brokers pledging their clients' securities to banks or non-banking financial companies to raise funds.
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"Corruption continues to drag Kenya behind," Yatani wrote, pledging to foster more transparency in the management of debt, the budget and expenditure.
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The district's superintendent, Clint Christopher, wrote a letter last week to Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison, pledging more efforts to ensure inclusion.
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She's raising your taxes really high," Trump warned at one point, after pledging to cut taxes "big league for the middle class.
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Even while pledging a transparent inquiry, though, government officials were still denying on Friday that Iranian missiles could have played any role.
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Suzu, at the end of "Corner," is recovering from disillusion and pledging to rebuild a normal life in a newly occupied Japan.
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In fact, Salesforce is pledging the new tower will be one of the greenest buildings in the country when they are finished.
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Australian sportsmen and women have joined actors, popstars and Britain's royal family in pledging financial support for those affected by the bushfires.
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Trump's words and Russia's threats have had an impact, with several capitals pledging to boost their spending and improve their fighting capabilities.
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He has vowed to pour billions into the country's infrastructure, as well as pledging greater sums to facilitate labor and welfare reforms.
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After initially pledging to give the money to charity, one year later, there are no signs that the committee has followed through.
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Utility companies like PSEG (PEG) and Xcel Energy (XEL), which long relied on coal, are now pledging to deliver carbon-free electricity.
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He campaigned heavily on immigration reform, pledging to build a wall on the Mexican border and increase the deportation of criminal noncitizens.
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Mr. Cuomo directed a campaign to support protections for charter schools even as Mr. de Blasio was pledging to cut their space.
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But the GOP senator has shown no signs of stepping down, continuing to weigh into policy fights and pledging to return soon.
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Trump came into office pledging a military buildup, including thousands more troops, dozens more ships and at least 22019 more combat aircraft.
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In June, Mr. Larsson unveiled the company's Way Forward Plan, pledging to focus on the creative and practical sides of the business.
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Around the world, in fact, more forward-thinking automakers and countries are pledging to be all-electric within the next dozen years.
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Piazza was pledging the Beta Theta Pi fraternity when he drank 18 drinks in 82 minutes as part of a hazing ritual.
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When the campaign cycle started, nearly all of the candidates were pledging to remove troops by the end of their first term.
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Elizabeth Warren, Cory Booker, and others pledging to address it from the debate stage or as part of their LGBTQ rights platforms.
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Trump came into office pledging a military buildup, including thousands more troops, dozens more ships and at least 2628 more combat aircraft.
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Although he deflected questions and avoided pledging to support new regulation, doubts were raised about his commitment to fully resolve the issue.
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I am pledging a donation of $500,000 directly to the local fire services that are battling so hard on the front lines.
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Mr. Duterte was elected president last year after pledging to kill criminals as part of what he called a war on drugs.
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Lagarde said Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda was acting appropriately by pledging to maintain the BOJ's massive stimulus program until inflation accelerates.
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Price addressed Trump's executive order on Obamacare for the first time, pledging that "no one will be worse off" because of Trump's action.
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Kotlin tools will be included with Android Studio 3.0 by default, and JetBrains and Google are pledging to support the language going forward.
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Unnamed officials told the New York Times and other outlets that investigators found a handwritten note at the scene pledging allegiance to ISIS.
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And the country will get all of this without pledging billions of dollars to a company that barely pretends to need the money.
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The couple also created a fundraising page for the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, pledging to raise over $98,000 to fund an elephant corridor underpass.
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After the candidate had boarded his campaign bus and left, an aide showed off a stack of cards pledging support to Mr. Rubio.
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Mateen called dispatchers about 20 minutes into the attack, pledging allegiance to ISIS and mentioning the Boston Marathon bombers, a U.S. official said.
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Mnuchin first announced them as coming back in June, pledging at the time that they were coming by the end of the week.
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The American Civil Liberties Union has a message for politicians pledging to preserve net neutrality: it's time for cities to start public ISPs.
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The breakthrough was announced by U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres at a humanitarian pledging conference in Geneva aimed at averting famine in Yemen.
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In a December letter, Zuckerberg debuted the initiative, pledging to give 99 percent of his Facebook shares to humanitarian causes within his lifetime.
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Surely pledging one's life should call forth emotions more powerful than any attached to jewelry, however understandable interest in that aspect may be.
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" First thing Wednesday morning, Trump's campaign blasted out a fundraising email letter with his signature pledging to "end this election with a FIGHT.
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One such case was Man Haron Monis, who carried out a hostage attack in Sydney in December 2014 after pledging allegiance to ISIS.
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Warren has run for president pledging to overhaul the economic and political system to favor workers more instead of wealthy Americans and corporations.
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On Tuesday, a video released by ISIS showed eight men purported to be the Sri Lankan attackers pledging allegiance to the terror group.
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Rosen has hammered Heller over his decision to support a version of Obamacare repeal after pledging to oppose an earlier health-care overhaul.
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With Catalan leaders pledging resistance, it is unclear whether this heralds the start of a solution or a worsening of Spain's constitutional crisis.
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As I was pledging allegiance to this country, I was being shielded from deportation, and with that, I finally felt safe and validated.
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Singer Chris Young also vowed to help, pledging $100,000 to the Red Cross — and setting up a GoFundMe page for others to donate.
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He would garner incredible goodwill in the community, promoting rising players and pledging $10,000 in prize winnings to his opponent's father's cancer treatment.
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Nokia is even pledging support to give the 7.1 two full years of software updates, which is a rarity among budget phone makers.
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New York (CNN Business)A space revolution is upon us — so says the new wave of tech entrepreneurs pledging to colonize the cosmos.
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Investors will be prohibited from pledging their shares in asset management products as collateral to obtain financing, a practice that would increase leverage.
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On Thursday, Mr. Schroepfer mimicked the conciliatory tone Mr. Zuckerberg struck before Congress this month, pledging that Facebook would do more to improve.
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The projects will be completed by 2024, Cuomo said, also pledging $287 million in state funds to build facilities to support the industry.
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On Friday Moon and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un embraced after pledging to work for the "complete denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula".
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Inspired by his own family's "heartbreak" at the hands of addiction, Jeb Bush is pledging to dramatically reduce drug abuse if elected president.
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National television showed the now-former crown prince, Mohammed bin Nayef, also stripped of his job as interior minister, pledging allegiance to MBS.
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Before pledging to back Trump as a delegate at the Republican National Convention, Peter Thiel poured $2 million into Fiorina's failed presidential bid.
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And while Ubisoft didn't announce any specific titles, Project Stream already ran Odyssey and the publisher released a statement pledging its continued support.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain urged Iran on Wednesday to ease tensions in the Gulf, while pledging to defend its shipping interests in the region.
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Kasich and Rubio both understand the reality, pledging they will carry their states on March 22016 and sinking heavy resources into doing so.
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"We can't go on like this," Tyrie said in a statement, pledging to take up the issue with both Tesco Bank and regulators.
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The most important takeaway from the memo: YouTube is pledging that the company will do more to support its most popular video creators.
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But Democrats ultimately caved, accepting the four month extension included in the continuing resolution (CR) and pledging to continue the fight in 2017.
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And though the bills are advancing independent of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, she's already cheering them on—and pledging to bolster their efforts.
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Pledging to mend their errant ways, believers beseeched the Divine to show them mercy and seal their inscriptions in the Book of Life.
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He had planned to fly coach class since pledging in February that he would stop taking first or business class for every trip.
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We're calling on mayors to lead ambitious national progress by pledging their support for a community-wide transition to 100 percent renewable energy.
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But so far China has resisted pledging to speed up its initial emissions-control targets, which foresee greenhouse gas emissions rising until 2030.
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Although China's influence is growing, it will not be a threat to any country, Xi said, pledging peaceful development on the international stage.
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Throughout the presidential campaign, he regularly decried the national debt while simultaneously pledging not to touch its major drivers — Social Security and Medicare.
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It was also among four cornerstone investors in the Hong Kong IPO of Chinese biotech firm CStone Pharmaceuticals last month, pledging $20 million.
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Trump has made immigration reform a centerpiece of his campaign, pledging to build a wall on the southern border paid for by Mexico.
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This ritual, compulsory singing inculcates a sense that those who sing are not free and sovereign citizens but mere subjects pledging unending loyalty.
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The company signed a consent decree pledging to establish a "comprehensive privacy program" and to evaluate it every other year for twenty years.
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GOP centrists are digging in on the other side, pledging to kill any budget that deviates from the two-year, bipartisan budget deal.
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A leading environmental political organization is pledging upwards of $2628 million in the 28500 midterm elections to help candidates aligned with environmental issues.
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Using hashtags such as #IHearYou, #IWillSpeakUp and #HowIWillChange, they are pledging to treat women with respect and challenge other men when they don't.
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Trump was not dissuaded, according to the officials, who said the president quickly capitulated by pledging to withdraw, shocking both Bolton and Erdogan.
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Schumer, like Rubio, has accused Trump of caving to Chinese demands after pledging to take a tough stance on Beijing's alleged trade abuses.
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DuPont and Dow won EU approval for their merger in March after pledging to sell key research and development activities and other assets.
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He pointed to Allergan's "social contract," pledging, among other things, to limit price increases on medicines to less than 10 percent a year.
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" Opposition leaders are also pledging to build pressure in the streets, starting with a nationwide protest on Wednesday dubbed "the taking of Venezuela.
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Pledging that he will nominate common-sense constitutionalists to the Supreme Court, Trump includes the issue in every stump speech and many interviews.
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Good on Hello for communicating and pledging to keep the ARG on track if a couple of bad actors work to derail it.
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In just eight days, the #KeepThemRuby campaign has already surpassed its goal, with over 13,500 backers pledging $310,687 at the time of publication.
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The letter, however, lists over $7 million in TWC funds that Weinstein was pledging to refund to TWC––and did refund as promised.
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Trump spoke against it frequently during the campaign, calling it "disastrous" and pledging to renegotiate it, but he has since tempered his rhetoric.
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However, the 2020 Democratic field is filled with candidates pledging to take sweeping action on gun control amid a slew of mass shootings.
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As of Wednesday night, 17 House Democrats had signed onto a letter pledging not to support Pelosi's Speaker bid, according to Huffington Post.
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Even Syria joined in 2013, when it staved off threats of a previous strike by pledging to disarm its stockpiles of chemical weapons.
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A power plant is pledging to serve as backup capacity, to be available during a specified period of time should it prove necessary.
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The Affordable Care Act Trump came to office pledging to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, his predecessor's signature domestic policy achievement.
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Obama's Everywoman appeal, pledging to "take good care" of the kitchen garden she has planted at the White House, and speaking, as Mrs.
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On Thursday evening, the four Arab nations released a joint statement pledging new political, economic and legal steps against Qatar, according to Reuters.
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A low dose of nationalism, like pledging the flag or saluting stuff or really losing your shit on July Fourth, isn't necessarily toxic.
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After filing her suit, she entered the House of Mercy, a home for "fallen women," pledging herself to "educating and uplifting" its residents.
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Even so, in 21600, President Xi made a state visit to Zimbabwe, lavishing praise on Mugabe and pledging $21872 billion in energy projects.
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Pledging the fraternity was a "God-send," according to Leslie—a brotherhood of friends in addition to an extra support system if needed.
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Biden responded by telling the audience it wouldn't be the last time they saw O'Rourke, pledging to work with him on gun reform.
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" Booker ended his own presidential bid in January, pledging to do "everything in my power to elect the eventual Democratic nominee for president.
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To combat that, McDonald's wrote in an open letter to truck drivers that they're pledging to keep their stores open to truck drivers.
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Under Macri, who came to power in 2015 pledging to abolish capital controls, the gap has been minimal and the volume has declined.
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Pledging "net zero" by 2050 to achieve compliance with the Paris Agreement on climate change is all the rage in the corporate world.
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" Among those pledging their allegiance to Trump, 51 percent said they would "absolutely" vote for him, while 3.73 percent indicated a "large chance.
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